You want to be considerate, however, they were not at all considerate with their tone, their choice of words, or the fact that you just walked in and seem to be enjoying yourself.
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So, I pay on time and try to be considerate.
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Temi was built to fit in any sized home (considerate).
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And how can I ensure I'm a considerate coffee buyer?
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She was described as outgoing, kind and considerate, it said.
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It's both sadistic and caring, thematically considerate and textually crass.
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Rowe's present and considerate telephone persona facilitates such an exchange.
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Go ahead and blast that audio, you considerate night owl.
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In person, my father is so friendly, considerate, funny, real.
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DO PEOPLE become less considerate when they travel for business?
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Mr. Muiruri was said to be very considerate of others.
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The men I'm attracted to are considerate and equally cautious.
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People forced to love you, to be considerate and kind.
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He must approach these voters with understanding, considerate, empathic, rhetoric.
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Not asking was her way of being a considerate friend.
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Nevertheless, don&apost be too considerate — express your thoughts freely.
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Be considerate, be present, attentive to things that seem amiss.
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Don't litter, hold doors for people, be considerate on public transport.
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With any luck, they will be considerate and buy some rugs.
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That flattered them and pegged her as a serious, considerate person.
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"He was very smart, extremely handsome and super considerate," she said.
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She was always, always, always considerate of others and their feelings.
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To his players he is an understanding friend, sociable and considerate.
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These days, simply being considerate can feel like a political act.
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Yeah, hopefully that enables artwork to outweigh its less considerate elements.
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It is considerate of adults to ask her — in the beginning.
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"I believe Japanese people really are considerate of others," she said.
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They're kind, they're considerate and they want to make things right.
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What better way to be a thoughtful roommate than a considerate gift?
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Why couldn't they be like this autonomous vehicle: extra cautious, considerate, aware?
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I wish I didn't receive this considerate and kind display of affection.
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Being cooperative, and considerate of other people's needs, is key this month.
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Curry is measured, considerate, and — most importantly — ready for the upcoming battle.
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"I thought I was being considerate in my own way…" she laughed.
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Bravo to Facebook for being considerate of their only valuable product. pic.twitter.
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He didn't ever exhibit any signs of shittiness; he was always considerate.
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You're being extra considerate by notifying people of your lie in advance.
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Being considerate is the most important part of this early negotiation process.
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Usually people don't even make offers, which would, at least, be considerate.
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Ole Polos observed that Walton was being considerate of his fellow-enthusiasts.
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Those who have worked with her say she is dedicated and considerate.
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I was considerate, charming—whatever would make the people around me comfortable.
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You always try to be fair, and you're so considerate of others.
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It's thoughtful and considerate; clearly, this friendship once meant something to you.
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Well, it's nice to know how considerate you are of the neighbours.
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"We like to recommend people be considerate of the bird," says Garber.
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It's possible to be considerate, empathetic and amused at the same time.
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Considerate friends do not pout about being neglected, but adjust their expectations.
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But in general people in our forest clearing were pleasant and considerate.
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" Vedanta said it was "confident" that authorities "would take a considerate stand.
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"They continued to say that I needed to be considerate of those who might be offended (men who sexualize breastfeeding ) and I'm over here thinking it's the men who should be considerate and not sexualize breastfeeding," Stanley says.
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And since he's considerate of those sleeping below, he takes the long way.
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Considerate Holly Holm kicking into the thigh rather than the knee joint itself.
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Plus, it seems like his roommate went to lengths to be extra-considerate.
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Simply being friendly and considerate is all you need to win people over.
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We could all use a little bit more considerate behaviour in this world.
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Simply being friendly and considerate is all you need to win people over.
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They are kind and considerate, and they genuinely want to make others happy.
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Airbnb has experimented with ads that urge its users to be more considerate.
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I think being polite and considerate of others, and doing good for others.
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They advise dressing nicely, holding doors for women and being considerate in relationships.
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You would be commendably considerate of their sensibilities, without compromising any important values.
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They're desiring representation in Congress that will be honest and thoughtful and considerate.
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How are you approaching parenting to make sure your child is empathetic and considerate?
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To the point that the View doesn't just feel well designed, it feels considerate.
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While one might disagree with their product assessments, they were always respectful and considerate.
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If only we could all be as considerate and kind as this charitable steed.
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We will only recline in a considerate manner To recline or not to recline?
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We talked for a while, and he was just about perfect: intelligent, considerate, funny.
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She's an incredibly caring, considerate, and kind mom, and she's so close with Aspen.
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BT is brave and considerate, and is slowly learning how to interact with humans.
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When it comes to hyena sex, it's the considerate guys who get the ladies.
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Maybe we've got the most considerate skeets on the face of the planet here.
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In person, my father is so friendly, so considerate, so funny, and so real.
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In reality I'm gentler and more considerate, but I'm very Tuca at the core.
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Be cautious and considerate when reaching out, name drop, and expect slower response times.
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I assumed she saw me as I saw myself: a considerate and attentive houseguest.
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Location sharing can be useful for being considerate of your partner's time and space.
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You can be only so considerate to others when you never stop considering yourself.
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You only earn that trust by being fair, considerate and welcoming to every bidder.
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Be considerate of your surroundings and situation, as well as that of the receiver.
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There's just no nonsense, but she's still very caring and very considerate and respectful.
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It's an accurate and considerate—read, Canadian—simulation that's been refined over 15 years.
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In fact, we're told he and Corinne seemed kind and considerate to each other.
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"They are warm and considerate and really just wonderful people," he said at the time.
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"What we tell people is, 'Please be lawful and please be considerate,'" he told Bloomberg.
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He said Romero-Muniz was outgoing, kind, and considerate of all those she worked with.
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The majority of my passengers have been kind and considerate, but some are downright terrible.
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I guess being no-nonsense and demanding has helped make my husband helpful and considerate.
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And if she chooses not to be considerate, to give her a move-out date?
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If it's thoughtful and considerate in one direction, maybe it can be inconsiderate in another.
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In its place was considerate, cordial Daniel Hernandez, the Dr. Jekyll to 6ix9ine's Mr. Hyde.
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In its place was considerate, cordial Daniel Hernandez, the Dr. Jekyll to 6ix9ine's Mr. Hyde.
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These stories make Jez from Peep Show look like a considerate, financially stable young man.
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"Hardworking, considerate, generous of their time and financial offerings," said Jackie-Michelle Martinez, the firefighter.
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And I will say he's extremely considerate and kind.... HUGH HEWITT: So you dismiss the demagogue?
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We thank the fans and the 90 Day Fiancé audience for being so considerate and understanding.
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"I need to learn how to be considerate, how to think of someone else," he admits.
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Workers are more inclined to accept help if they feel the treatment regime will be considerate.
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However, it's really in how it humanizes Hannah that makes it a smarter, more considerate season.
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He has denied the allegations and described himself as "considerate and respectful" of his photographic subjects.
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But in protecting its shoreline, NASA is trying to be considerate of all of its residents.
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As with any social media, it's only fun so long as you stay respectful and considerate.
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Speak your piece in the comments below and move forward as a better, more considerate flyer.
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But in turn, I will always refuse to let her pay, showing that I'm considerate, too.
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Andy Richter was grossed out on a recent flight by a not-so-considerate fellow traveler.
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Onew: We're able to respect each other and be considerate of each other's thoughts and opinions.
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A more considerate man in Trump's position would reflect on his condition and change his ways.
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I just tried to be incredibly dead and considerate of how emotional it was for her.
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Mr. Nissim's proposal was carefully drawn, and as considerate of the various factions' views, as possible.
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I'm an involved and considerate parent ... except when my 6-year-old son plays video games.
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So we're trying to be highly considerate about the ramifications of the work that we do.
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"Ultimately, being kind, caring, considerate, and empathetic through words and actions will build trust and connectedness."
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Family and friends remembered her as a kind and considerate teen who cheerfully helped those in need.
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"We stand as a welcoming, tolerant, considerate, and intellectually rigorous learning environment," McDonald said in his message.
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Yes, Kate's behavior isn't exactly considerate, but she just experienced the bodily trauma of losing a baby.
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Then to use that economic security to create fantastic, secure households to raise thoughtful, considerate, empathetic children.
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The fact that people probably weren't thinking I was being considerate made me feel a bit empty.
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"We must also be considerate of the fact that marriage may not be for everyone," he said.
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JAY-Z should really be more considerate of what JAY-Z's fans want to hear. JAY-Z.
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And also, everybody is expected to, I don't know, be a little more considerate of each other.
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It's unclear if Japan's example inspired them, or if Senegal's fans are just similarly considerate and tidy.
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Good humored, considerate and philosophical, the men and women of Buriram are the very backbone of Thailand.
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Be exceptionally considerate of those depending on you, most of all those born with a lot less.
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It is the precious nature of zucchini blossoms that makes me so considerate when I cook them.
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"I was completely blown away by how considerate the note was, and just the effort!" she said.
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But I do think people should still be considerate when they use their phones at a show.
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The most successful negotiators remain fair and considerate of others' desires while pushing for what they want.
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Be considerate of the other person's time, fully engaged in the conversation and sincere in your answers.
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Milo, the considerate, affectionate mess officer, ruthlessly accumulates wealth for his syndicate under the mask of patriotism.
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A very considerate move, especially coming as it does on the heels of a threat of violence.
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In fact, Froese said one flight attendant who was allergic had thanked the pair for being considerate.
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"From the beginning I realized that Rabia was a really kind, considerate and nurturing person," he said.
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"I would advise the new C.E.O. — he or she — basically to just be more considerate of people."
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It certainly doesn't have to be complicated, but one considerate gathering is a huge gift for everyone.
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It's a tiny thank you gift to her for being so kind and considerate to me all day.
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On-screen, Massoud as Aladdin is caring, considerate, constantly smoldering a little bit, and respectful of Princess Jasmine.
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I hesitate to call him a mentor, but he's been a helpful and considerate presence in my practice.
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While he adores people, the rescue says he'd do best in a home with older, more considerate children.
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It really seems to be designed to be a super considerate and non-confrontational customer on the phone.
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"Shoot-Up-Able" takes a tricky premise and turns it into comedy that's insightful, considerate, and, yes, funny.
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It's extra considerate since there are currently no Cheesecake Factory locations in Canada, but maybe that will change.
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I want to be someone who can share something with someone and be considerate of another person's feelings.
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YouTuber Gus Johnson proposes a third option altogether, one that's much more considerate than the spider likely deserves.
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It's a mesmerizing model of what the future could be if humans were acutely considerate of the planet.
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Before the fine, picking up their kids on time was an act of being considerate to the teachers.
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That hope didn't last long — but Meyers's candid, considerate, and slyly sharp approach to dissecting the news did.
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It's not only a considerate way to avoid blindsiding your friends, it's also a courtesy to the waiter.
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" Satter created a "division of responsibility" model for childhood feeding issues that focuses on being "considerate without catering.
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By enforcing the rules for the millions who We are going to be considerate and compassionate to everyone.
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People in my immediate social circle are very considerate even if they need help in their terminology occasionally.
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The least colleges can do is be more considerate of the dreams that slip through the bureaucratic cracks.
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The result is a thoughtful, considerate, and fascinating film that both celebrates a culture and inspires its preservation.
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And if you don't tell them what you're experiencing, you can't blame them for not being more considerate.
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Living together means being considerate, and that would be no different if I was living with my friends.
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Anybody who knows Honnold well can tell you that he is smart, funny, intellectually sophisticated, polite and considerate.
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Peter still asks if he can walk Kelley out, just to prove he really is a considerate man.
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Still, they're polite and considerate, and they don't draw attention to other people's mistakes just to humiliate them.
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"He appeared calm and considerate to allies despite his nickname," said Kookmin Ilbo, a South Korean daily newspaper.
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You can&apost delete your PayPal history, so be careful and considerate before you commit to a transaction.
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Older customers were more considerate, having grown up with inferior and quickly soggy paper straws; they took care.
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David Hajdu is a considerate writer more interested in taking care of his readers than in baiting them.
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Known as polite and considerate, Henderson frequently pitched in to help his grandmother, who runs a home daycare center.
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What to do: While it's considerate to wash hands before digital penetration, the risk of infection is fairly low.
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"He's just a likable guy, one of the most humble and most considerate people you'll ever meet," McConnell said.
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The key is to watch whether the candidate is considerate of others — an essential quality of effective team players.
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Those close to Kavanaugh describe him as thoughtful and considerate and very detail-oriented about legal cases before him.
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"We've reviewed and improved our testing program to ensure that our vehicles are considerate and defensive drivers," Meyhofer said.
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Unglert has repeatedly shown that he's considerate, self-aware, and generous on the show, especially for his young age.
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I'm sure other people might find it rude to hog shrimp by the fistful, but I'm a considerate man.
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When you are around her, you see how considerate, giving and wonderful she is with the people around her.
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" Asked to describe her brother, Sakinab pauses, thinking deeply, before saying he was "very loving, wonderfully considerate and generous.
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Imagine tripping into Stranger Things' Upside Down and finding a sweet, considerate golden retriever rather than the killer Demogorgon.
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He urged viewers, instead, to reach out to one person you disagree with and have a positive considerate conversation.
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But since our association is being considerate of the club, we hope they will give us a positive response.
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Now would be the perfect time for Archie to be a considerate friend and not let these people inside.
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But be considerate of other people's space, too — you don't want to bump into someone and cause a confrontation.
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She'd lost her husband, a tender, considerate man, a few years earlier, and now she'd lost her only child.
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So if you're going out to dinner, be considerate and choose a restaurant you know everyone can afford.4.
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The basics of getting people to like you are obvious — be nice, be considerate, be a decent human being.
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This is the voice that's pleading with us to be more patient, considerate, thoughtful, and empathetic—real human beings.
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Taking that into account, I would still try to be respectful from your side, and considerate of their sobriety.
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"I would really love for people to be considerate of others when it comes to emergency supplies," Davidson said.
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Cashman asked Gossage to be more considerate, in part because the Yankees have one of baseball's largest analytics staffs.
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How does this fit with your finding that residents of the most Republican region are friendly, sociable and considerate?
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The general premise holds true today: always be thoughtful and considerate of your partner, in large and small ways.
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"He's considerate towards Komeito, that's his greatest strength," Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Koichi Hagiuda, a casino supporter, told Reuters.
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"It boils down to being considerate to everybody," said Benjamin Kabak, who writes a subway blog, Second Ave. Sagas.
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" She thought a few moments, and then said, "Dan is super considerate, more so than anyone I've ever dated.
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Your path to success has to start with believing in yourself, and that means being compassionate and considerate to yourself.
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She was smart and she was quick and she was clever and she was kind and she was considerate — everything.
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Iggy Azalea is asking fans to be considerate of her feelings after her nude photos were leaked on the internet.
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Seventy three percent decided to be more considerate about how they treated other people following their view of season 1.
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Go do literally anything else that doesn't rely on trusting people in a confined space to be quiet and considerate.
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I can't believe this has to be said in 20 but please please please be considerate to food service employees.
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When a ghastly crime occurs, it is normal for the suspect's neighbours to say how mild and considerate he seemed.
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Cook has said he is looking for ways to make the regulator more efficient and considerate of member firms' suggestions.
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While I was pleased with how considerate Malcolm had been to bring gloves, I was horrified that he'd chosen white.
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"We provide a regular meal that's considerate of nutrition balance, and provide enough opportunity for outdoor exercises," the ministry said.
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An attractive face, ambition, assertiveness, and financial security all came secondary to whether or not someone was kind and considerate.
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One "little" neglectful action could set off an epic lovers' quarrel, so be super considerate of both dates and mates.
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It tells the story of Johnny Timothy, a tough but considerate guy who manages strippers for Glitz Glam Exotic Talent.
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The kids picked up on the considerate responses and (as kids do) responded accordingly — they were on their best behavior.
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I had been taught to be considerate of my elders, but knowing who those were could at times be difficult.
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All the callers, at least the one out of ten who talked rather than just breathed, were kind and considerate.
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Being considerate of your partner's (or friend's) feelings will help you have a productive conversation, rather than a giant fight.
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The Germans are considerate neighbors: An agency in that country is trying to teach pilots how to land more quietly.
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These principles include planning ahead, being considerate of other visitors, leave no waste and leave what you find as it is.
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She also proclaimed her husband "loyal, kind, loving, considerate, generous and good-natured," as well deeply committed to Trump's re-election.
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"24/7" is a wise and soulful summation of why we should mellow out and be more considerate to one another.
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"Clingy netflix exec," ever the considerate mouthpiece, shares the news via text as to not wake up Bojack with a call.
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His career is incredibly fast-paced and high-stress, so I try to be considerate of that as much as possible.
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She also provided us with a helpful chart of boiling times based on your egg yolk preference, because she's so considerate.
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We didn't have to have many conversations about money, making things awkward, because we were all very considerate about one another.
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"This was a considerate, thoughtful and well-educated jury that looked at the science to conclude glyphosate causes cancer," Wisner said.
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I'm not for censoring anybody, but I am for advocating kindness and being considerate of other's feelings before opening your mouth.
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"He would be an adult, a responsible considerate adult and apologize for or neutralize the mistake by whatever means," he says.
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Say kind things to others, be considerate of their time, and share space more often than you share your own opinion.
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But "others are really considerate and come across as very genuine, decent people no matter their fame or wealth," he added.
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Use "judgment when it comes to frequency and be empathetically persistent and considerate of not flooding inboxes and voicemails," said Ghermay.
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"The rules of basic etiquette are guided by two principles: being practical and being considerate," she told USA Today in 1995.
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The sign, posted at the airport information desk, also advises folks to be considerate of others and wash their hands regularly.
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While the film's lessons are relatively uncomplicated, they unravel in sweet moments, often assisted by Rob Lord's considerate and nostalgic score.
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We are hopeful that the government will take a considerate view in this matter given the fragile state of the industry.
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Remind guests to be considerate, he said, by asking them to turn down the television or music by a certain time.
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He has run a post-campaign that has corroded the traditional grace period of considerate political transition that the nation needs.
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Dan Humphrey (also played by Penn Badgley) chooses Blake Lively's Serena over Jessica Szhor's much more smart, stylish, and considerate Vanessa repeatedly.
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Gabi Silver, the attorney who represents Phillips, described him as one of the "warmest, kindest, most considerate" people she had ever met.
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Peter brings out the best in Lara Jean; she becomes bolder, more social, and considerate of others' perspectives when she's with him.
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It asks regular consumers to be more vigilant, more ascetic, more considerate, and feel more guilt than the brands selling to them.
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With the entire squad chipping in for accommodation, travel costs, and various activities, it helps to be more considerate about the budget.
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We all have to be considerate and use good judgement and know when you're with people with whom those conversations are welcome.
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You can watch it either stationary or on the go, which is considerate of Selena's jet-setting fans (like maybe Justin Bieber).
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In fact, Bush Hager shares that her biggest hope for them is that they retain their considerate nature as they grow up.
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If the Fed were less considerate, asset prices would be jumpier, making investors more attuned to the inherent riskiness of their portfolios.
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If you weren't inside Joe's head, like we are, you might think that Joe is actually a very understanding and considerate boyfriend.
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"Our self-driving cars aim to be polite, considerate, and only honk when it makes driving safer for everyone," the report says.
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He has a serene, considerate conversational style that drifts in and out of Japanese and English, and we conducted the interview accordingly.
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Considerate passengers in both aisle and window seats will acknowledge the plight of the middle seat passenger and accord her both armrests.
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The neighbors have taken their gripes to the Nextdoor app -- where they've strategized about how to get Brandon to be more considerate.
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And, for the most part, everyone's been pretty considerate of the film's gigantic spoiler — everyone except for one of the film's stars.
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Be considerate to guests by warning them in advance which will allow them to arrive in appropriate footwear or ask for assistance.
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As someone who welcomes business travellers to the office regularly, it is fair to say that the large majority are considerate guests.
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Fellow scooter operator Scoot recently added the "Rider Promise" in its app that asks riders to pledge to be safe and considerate.
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The center needs to understand that although children are noisy, the adults in the room should be considerate of other grown-ups.
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It's a typically considerate Benech flourish: He wanted Saint Laurent, who had poor eyesight, to be able to enjoy the garden's scent.
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"He is always civil and considerate in his rhetoric; he does not like to be splashy or to provoke," Pozen told Broadly.
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This professional expansion makes sense: Drew is both a thoughtful listener and a considerate speaker who clearly understands the power of language.
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Libra is also diplomatic, so compliment how considerate they are and ask them for their opinions on things that matter to you.
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"He's creative and considerate and he's the kind of guy who always says, 'I wonder what would happen if …,'" Ms. Kastan said.
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We should provide full solidarity for developing countries but also be more considerate of what's happening inside without sounding patronizing or neocolonial.
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" In all the uncertainty surrounding the season's future, Cuban said he's told the entire organization to prioritize safety and to "be considerate.
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Petersen said that officials and opposing coaches were considerate toward Olson, but that some opposing players were not aware he was blind.
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Researchers say they've taught self-driving car software to distinguish between selfish and considerate human drivers in the space of two seconds.
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It's tempered though, considerate and more emotionally intuitive to be simply a song about unbreaking a break-up; Robyn's evolved past that.
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Meanwhile, she's gained a devoted following online for being smart, witty, direct, and relentlessly considerate of the plight of women—specifically, Black women.
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There are some carefully shot, considerate, progressive films circulating the mainstream, but most are riddled with some mix of misogyny, racism, and rudeness.
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While we're usually trying to be considerate when we wish sick people well, this is often done more for ourselves than for them.
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As Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan continue with their divorce, the two are being considerate of each other as they date new people.
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Khloé Kardashian is imploring her followers to be considerate of her feelings as she moves on from her turbulent relationship with Tristan Thompson.
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Google is putting a new pair of restrictions on Chrome extensions meant to make the browser add-ons more considerate of users' privacy.
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The company is also trying to encourage riders to be more considerate through its app, informing them of the rules before they ride.
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Our assumptions take into account historical episodes of system stress as well as Hong Kong banks' considerate underwriting policies and sound prudential supervision.
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Gabi Silver, the attorney who represents Phillips, previously described him as one of the "warmest, kindest, most considerate" people she had ever met.
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German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere thanked all involved authorities for their "thoughtful, considerate and decisive" action in Munich on New Year's Eve.
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I was also a fan of the city's considerate practice of draping huge pieces of fabric over its streets to create more shade.
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"My message has always been be kind, be considerate and we need to help people when they're down," she told The Associated Press.
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In some ways, the profile we observe touches on the surface of this profile — the friendly and considerate aspect when all is well.
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Luckily, Tom is considerate enough to let you pay your debt back in miles, like a sort of indentured credit card reward program.
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I brought my children up like my parents brought us up when we were young: to be independent, kind, honest, considerate and polite.
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"At that point, I had already known that Alex was a loving, caring person who was always considerate of others," Mr. Haro said.
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"It's the considerate thing to do, since your guest list will more than likely be comprised of individuals of various means," she says.
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Coming home to a house that's considerate enough to turn on a few lights as you walk in is both fun and reassuring.
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It's much more considerate to let others respond first, make sure you have all the info you need and only then weigh in.
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If senders aren't considerate enough to do their homework and ask a question you're qualified to answer, you don't owe them anything back.
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Mercury and Saturn will be demanding thoughtful, considerate, and responsible communication — vulnerability earns you more respect than one-upping the person next to you.
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Of course this isn't the first time that considerate parents have passed out ear plugs to helpless people in vicinity of thier loud children.
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She was sorry about the way it made me feel and that she will be more considerate, but I don't see any significant changes.
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Whether it's giving up your seat on the subway or defending a friend in a fight, you are considerate and loyal at all times.
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Unfortunately for the ethically considerate, there hasn't been any research that's systematically examined how we might get our memories to be less self-serving.
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A fair and proper dumping is one that is honest, considerate, and gives the other parties involved room to respond if they so wish.
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Obviously it goes without saying that not all reissues and anniversary editions are trash: Plenty of worthwhile albums have been given considerate reissue treatment.
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When I speak of my family it may seem like I'm showboating my own cosmic serendipity, that I was blessed with such considerate blood.
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I was looking for, specifically, nice, smart, genuine, considerate guys who embody those sorts of fraternity brothers who we never see in the media.
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On the first track off Familiar Touch, "Confessions", there is an immediate sense that we're being served something that is more deliberate and considerate.
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In short, Doughty was experiencing coercive control, but she didn't suspect Richard's behavior was problematic because he had always seemed so kind and considerate.
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We need to give our girl children all the physical confidence we give boys, and to reward boys for considerate rather than aggressive behavior.
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The message is simple: Go ahead and experiment, but be careful with your heart, and above all, be considerate with the hearts of others.
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When we originally launched it, it was because we realized people were having to be so considerate in Feed, and it was too difficult.
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It is a very appropriate opportunity, I find, to bring out an ingredient I am trying to use in a measured and considerate way.
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By being considerate of the way you interact with everyone in your life, you can avoid assumptions and make queer people feel more comfortable.
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And as for those who can't imagine a future in comedy that involves being considerate … well, maybe they should consider leaving comedy in their past.
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I don't have to worry about disturbing neighboring apartments (although houses on my block are close together, so I do still try to be considerate).
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Yet Bungie is just being more considerate about how it tells stories, and it's taking the necessary steps to rebuild its world with more care.
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It is valuable to provide representations of life in Appalachia that are dimensional and considerate of its effects on those that live in the region.
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Chemical free, hygiene considerate, and with a design that matches any bathroom, the LiBa Mildew Resistant Fabric Shower Curtain is our go-to shower curtain.
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Power got his start writing graffiti, which he saw as an outlet to introduce something colorful and considerate to areas that may otherwise be overlooked.
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During the hiring process, give them opportunities to prove that they are considerate with how they spend their colleagues' time and resourceful in their research.
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I try my best to consider everyone and many times I overthink the simplest things to try to be as considerate as I can be.
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They managed to bring down their national energy usage just because everyone was diligent and considerate and thought about themselves as part of something bigger.
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"It's really a time to be considerate of employees to make sure that you're taking care of your people as best you can," she said.
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In my eyes, though, seeing her surrounded by good friends and being kind, considerate and thoughtful on her special day is what truly made her shine.
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In their conclusion, the researchers called for more "careful and considerate design" of facial recognition applications to insure they are accessible for people with vision disabilities.
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When Raj has his good moments – praying for Simran in the church, winning over her family by actually being respectful and considerate, I genuinely like him.
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Even hardcore home peels have gotten crazy considerate, delivering on promises not to irritate by offsetting acids with generous doses of hydrators and inflammation-quelling extracts.
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Today, sound designers are wiser, and more considerate, about how the sounds they design can be both useful, and — the holy grail of sound design — unnoticeable.
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The twist is that they are almost uniformly respectful and considerate of each other, and the friendships they form are often as compelling as the romances.
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I realized that if I wanted to have a studio in any part of New York I'd have to be considerate to the people around me.
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Considering the men and women who work in the sex industry offer up their bodies, it's only fair that you try and be polite and considerate.
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Trump said that winding down the program would be more considerate than letting the courts end it but emphasized he stands by his "America First" agenda.
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That simple moment changed my mind about him — and changed me so I was more open-minded, reflective and considerate about people I didn't truly know.
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The downside is he has not been considerate of your feelings by continuing to communicate with his ex when he knows it makes you feel insecure.
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He's also compassionate, sweet, considerate, a joy to be with, interesting, stimulating, well-read, cultured, very outgoing, a marvelous tennis player, what more can I say?
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Some ways to get on good terms with your colleagues are going beyond one-word introductions, being considerate of their time, and showing appreciation for help.
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Gramrcy: I think if you're considerate of the person you're playing with then there's always going to be some compromise to make a B2B work successfully.
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While I wouldn't have avoided them, I'd just say to be prepared for crowds, and obviously be considerate and respectful while you're there, because they're worthwhile sites.
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And while that is an inarguably positive step toward a more inclusive industry, it doesn't mean companies should treat privacy, security, and considerate design as an afterthought.
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As a person who has often wondered, during a train ride, "What should I listen to?" only to have no one respond, I find this very considerate.
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The first episode was also my first time being topless, and I'm glad I got to do it with her because she was so considerate and aware.
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For the U.S. and China to "establish a trade relationship conducive for a win-win result," both sides must be considerate and honest, said the op-ed.
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But I never really stop to consider whether this peace is down to considerate neighbours, a paucity of guests or a foot of insulation between the walls.
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Some followers poked fun at the assumed reactions of the cleaning crew at the venue, while others applauded Styles for being so considerate of McVey's vegan diet.
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In preparation for having to wait a while and wanting to be considerate of others, I packed the diaper bag full of endless snacks and sippy cups.
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If you're not quite ready to eat fried grasshoppers for lunch, begin your path to food righteousness by being more considerate towards the critters you already eat.
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Trump said Tuesday that winding down the program would be more considerate than letting the courts end it, but emphasized he stands by his "America First" agenda.
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And dating is something many considerate very private — not something they'd want exposed on a network where they're connected with work colleagues, industry peers and extended family.
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And when people fantasized about their partner, they tended to be more kind and considerate toward them afterwards, such as by being affectionate and offering more compliments.
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It gave me an incredible gift: the tools to get past the awkward beginning of any relationship easily, be a considerate listener, and engage in fruitful relationships.
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With few exceptions, toilets consist of the great outdoors, along with a small spade and posted instructions to deposit one's waste a considerate distance from the building.
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"I will take this chance to ask spectators at rallies to please be considerate where you stand and to respect the instructions of the marshals," he said.
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Nurun Nabi, 50, who runs a fruit cart on Avenue of the Americas near 23rd Street (which also received an A), said the inspector was very considerate.
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Not only is this considerate of those who come to America, but it can open many new pathways, opportunities, and spark new relationships never previously thought possible.
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They smiled often, they emoted more in general, and were empathetic and considerate in relatively inconsequential situations, but they ultimately dropped the ball whenever it mattered most.
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"Sometimes you had the real life men on the set and sometimes their families were on the set, so you had to be considerate of that," Nash said.
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As Amazon moves forward in its HQ2 selection process, it's acting like a really, really considerate ex as it lets down the cities that didn't make the cut.
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One considerate hedgehog owner, wanting their prickly buddy to be comfortable at all times, bought a piece of aluminium sheeting to cover the floor of the hedgehog's playpen.
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Like the considerate host he is, Offerman takes us into his beloved Offerman Woodshop where he can be seen creating one of the 180 coveted wooden Webby statues.
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Strong, thoughtful, considerate, powerful, experienced — a long shot for sure in Democratic circles, but as the other candidates start to winnow out, you never can tell what happens.
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Reba McEntires Favorite Vacation Spot: The Grand Ole Opry As for the most important lessons she could teach, she says it's simple: be a good and considerate person.
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"He said to be considerate of those around me, and if I didn't have a small little towel or blanket, if I could just cover up," Garza explained.
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He adds that he's "never been hated by the whole world" before and that it's made him more considerate of what he should post online in the future.
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We haven't had these tools for long enough to have a clear idea of how we're supposed to use them — what's considerate, what's kind, what's logical, what's cruel.
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Everything about Apex Legends' take on ranked feels considerate, and it's clear Respawn took stock of the current competitive field, from Overwatch to Rainbow Six Siege to Fortnite.
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" The best lesson he learned from his famous father was "that being unconditionally loving and kind and considerate is one of the secrets to living a full life.
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There is plenty of middle ground in finding ways to provide the power America needs while being considerate of the environment and without creating more hardship for families.
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In addition, video games were found in some research to be more likely to cause aggression in people who were predisposed to hostility and less considerate of others.
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There are many energetic, wise, considerate, smart women in Republican ranks, although at only 9% of their party's congressional caucus, they have a particularly rough row to hoe.
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"Trump is one of the most gracious and considerate people I've ever been around in public life," Pence told his former colleagues, according to sources in the room.
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No thoughtful human being, considerate of other life, should sacrifice for pleasure or a bet an animal like the one Adolph Murie observed in Yellowstone in the 1930s.
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"Hopefully once we get past this era of governance in our country's history we'll be able to get back to a place where we're more considerate," he said.
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THE CONSIDERATE KILLER (Soho Crime, $27.95), translated by Elisabeth Dyssegaard, is the fourth and final book in the cycle, which is unfortunate because it's not their best work.
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The Moon in Aries clashes with the Sun in Capricorn at 4:20 AM, asking us to slow down and be more considerate about the actions we're taking.
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The queens were assigned divas to impersonate — Trixie Mattel got Dolly Parton; Aja, Amy Winehouse; Thorgy Thor, Stevie Nicks — pairings that felt surprisingly considerate of each queen's strengths.
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"She is the most caring, considerate, open-minded human being I have ever met and she is, for lack of better words, ride or die," Ms. Cokely added.
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It's not just about grumpy people like me, it's also about considerate people who don't want to make a noise but can still sit and have a snack.
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And she has no time for Noah's attempts to be considerate, seeing him (accurately) as a member of a different class with whom she has no common interests.
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Using the hashtag #PayUpHollywood, assistants working in the entertainment industry have been agitating in recent months for higher wages and more considerate treatment from their sometimes mercurial bosses.
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But if you're going to be a responsible investor, you need to be at least considerate of whether it's a good idea to maybe be a little cautious.
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Plus, to enter a sexual experience armed with toys like that is going to make you so much more considerate and thoughtful about the sex that you're having.
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In fairness, if there was any over-reaction on Dodd-Frank, lawmakers and regulators were merely endeavoring to be cautious and considerate in avoidance of another major magnitude misstep.
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If there's one thing I'm doing this year, it's being considerate of what I'm sharing online, and keeping my thoughts about how cool I am firmly in my head.
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I was happy to be guided through that, and always was very considerate and amiable about us consulting about it, but I also have to make film-worthy clothes.
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Another white person, a dude who looks like a Derek so we'll name him as such, is considerate enough to give us a history lesson on what dancehall is.
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And he wrote a note back saying thank you for being so considerate and that [he was OK] as long as some people in the group are not knuckleheads.
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Nevertheless, for Travis, someone who lives to be outraged by people's ability to be considerate of others, this was another example of liberalism and the PC Police running amok.
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Bowie was a mimic and a sponge, a considerate listener who hopped from genre to genre with the help of skilled collaborators and a voracious appetite for new sounds.
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Plus, reviewers mention that the lead technician Jimmy is considerate when it comes to actually giving you what you need, instead of piling on the work (and the costs).
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He'd let me go until the cows came home, he is that considerate of my feelings, but I knew in Sunday's game that I should get out of there.
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Keith McLeod, the father of the other teen, said in a statement: "Kam is a kind, considerate, caring young man (who) always has been concerned about other people's feelings."
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I want to stress, though, that it's perfectly valid to be one of these people that likes to party it up at shows, just please be considerate of others.
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There's something really funny about exploring all the things that we think are thoughtful and considerate, but that we actually have no clue how we're affecting everybody around us.
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Isn't it time instead to ask her — and also expect her — to be considerate of your needs, and in return edit your wish list to some thoughtfully chosen points?
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You know, because I'm a very considerate person and don't want to startle or confuse my roommates in the middle of the night with sounds of lightning and thunder.
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But both Nixon and his truly admirable wife Pat, whom he dearly loved, were thoughtful and considerate then and in later campaigns to staff who were devoted to them.
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"Yes, we have a lot of cash on the balance sheet right now, but our view is that we were always considerate about what's best for shareholders," Travis said.
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The photographs prompted Craig Mazin, the writer and producer of "Chernobyl," to call on tourists to be considerate to the memory of those who lost their lives or livelihoods.
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Thanks to the funeral home for being so considerate and obliging to our request of sending him to his house, the house that he had built with so many dreams.
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All of the above rules about being considerate of others also apply to how other people treat you: As in any other space, you are not obligated to be sexual.
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If I can buy less and be more considerate about what I buy, hopefully I can reduce my contribution to the landfill and the workload of getting rid of it.
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It was considerate of Colton — a "bronze" god in Becca's eyes — to inform the Bachelorette last week that he hasn't had an intimate relationship… but it's not the Watergate scandal.
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This considerate offer came from one guy who simultaneously acknowledged that he is but an average middle-class white man, while also nodding toward what he could do for me.
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"It's still early days but it looks like our drive to encourage considerate dog ownership is having success," Darren Rodwell, council leader, said in a statement on the council's website.
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A very considerate daughter, concerned over her father's sense of smell, wrote a nice note just in case her dad notices a certain smell from her room in the morning.
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Ideally a forager is resourceful and independent but considerate; he picks with the common good in mind, taking only what he needs, acting like a neighbor rather than a hog.
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Wright also recommended this book, which is all about how to navigate polyamorous relationships in a way that is considerate of your own needs and the needs of your partners.
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Poor guy; be considerate; tell him what the headlines were in the paper today, but if he's not Helen Keller, let the next person take a turn at being nice.
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But now I guess I have put it out there for all to see, so I might as well be an ambassador for the level-headed, considerate fans out there.
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So I'm a bit more considerate...and that may not be good in these times when we have to make sure the elements of the old regime do not resurface.
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Joel Fagliano is a veteran spacewalker, so it's considerate of him to warm us up with some straightforward anagrams before strapping on our suits and shoving us out the porthole.
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He said that while he wrote his initial piece in reaction to Mr. Buttigieg's comments, all of the presidential candidates should be more considerate of the views of black voters.
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This is why we need to be more considerate of the people who will see what we post on the internet, whether they live next door or around the globe.
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He pledged to respect the limits of executive power (which he ended up expanding) and expressed his "sincere and constant desire" to be humane and considerate regarding Native American rights.
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In his speech at the Republican National Convention, he described how he would pick among the available choices: "We are going to be considerate and compassionate to everyone," he said.
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Not only is this more personal and considerate, in case they're not happy with the news getting out before they announced it, at least you'll be one of the good ones.
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"Jack couldn't have been more loving, more concerned about my feelings, more considerate, more gentle," Exner, the daughter of a well-off architect, told PEOPLE of JFK in a 1988 interview.
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When a founder or company approaches me in a way that's not considerate and respectful of my time and what I'm interested in, I have a hard time looking past that.
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They were like, 'Why is she even going on the date?' but I mean, I was obviously being considerate [laughs] I was so sad that no one seemed to get that.
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An image circulating on Facebook calls out a common April Fools' Day prank — faking a pregnancy announcement — and urges people to be considerate of those with infertility or pregnancy loss struggles.
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To raise kids who are always so considerate, who think "I will share my food because I have more at home," to see that from a seven year old is amazing.
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"I think their intent was good, and they were considerate to me," said one of those subjects, Diane Ruffcorn, 40, of Seattle, who said she was sexually abused as a child.
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"Keith McLeod, Kam's father, wrote in a statement seen by the CBC that his son was "a kind, considerate, caring young man [who] always has been concerned about other people's feelings.
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"I'd like to advise Trump to exercise prudence in selecting words and to be considerate of whom he speaks to when making a speech in front of the world," Kim said.
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There is something different about this comeback, though: Whereas the Stan Smith got an inadvertent boost from Phoebe Philo, Adidas is putting a considerate effort into which sneaker makes it big.
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I made those suggestions as alternatives to walking out and just an everyday reminder to include others and be considerate, which is something that I talk about with students each day.
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"We must still be considerate of perceptions of not being good stewards of taxpayer funds that might be created through the appearance of aircrew staying at such locations," the spokesperson said.
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Zuckerberg seems to actually believe that publicity stunts like touring America and sit-downs with academics can show him to be considerate and thoughtful, instead of shallow, isolated, pampered, and unprepared.
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ESSAY Stern was known as a fierce negotiator who was considerate of the racial implications of overseeing a mostly black league, though he also faced criticism for some of his decisions.
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Let them be intelligent and capable of introspection, let them be astute about themselves and considerate of others, and what they promise is a vision of societal harmony, even civilization itself.
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"An individual's ability to be considerate of others and willingness to compromise are important determining factors as to whether he or she will be a good roommate or not," says Cohen.
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Roth conversions have long been the choice of considerate benefactors mindful that, in leaving heirs an IRA, they were passing along the annoyance of paying tax on the income they invested.
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Of course, keeping your own office dress code in mind, be smart and considerate with your styling, and you'll be on your way to your next holiday party straight from the office.
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"I have talked to Kim on the phone a couple of times through the past few months ... incredibly nice, kind and considerate," Young, 30, wrote in an email to VICE News Wednesday.
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"I have talked to Kim on the phone a couple of times through the past few months ... incredibly nice, kind and considerate," Young, 5683, wrote in an email to VICE News Wednesday.
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Some of our favorite online retailers are offering great deals this weekend, including Layla Grayce's bi-annual Friends & Family sale, and a very considerate pre-summer outdoor decor sale from Lamps Plus.
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Imagine what would happen to that system if employees were told that they were in the clear if a document is not classified and they were considerate enough to leave a copy.
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According to the Japan Times, the goal of this initiative is to reduce the number of collisions and accidents, as well as to be considerate to elderly passengers and those with disabilities.
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Many of these can be ordered individually, a considerate option from a restaurant where on the wrong night the tasting menus can inch forward like the rush-hour local to New Haven.
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Metro version:I've never been good at expressing my feelings, but thankfully, I feel very supported by my amazing, considerate partner who doesn't make fun of me when I'm expressing a negative emotion.
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Grant cited policies that state officers should serve the public in a "kind, considerate, and patient manner" and should refrain from conduct that destroys public respect for the officer or the department.
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Does it make it easier for us to sympathize with and like Barry over Hank, and, therefore, make Hank seem like more of a monster, less of a considerate human, by contrast?
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It hasn't always been easy, but we did something right since my son is first and foremost a good person considerate of others, and will be an outstanding husband and father someday.
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Count your small gifts for the guys in your family found because it is possible to cobble together stocking stuffers that are useful, beautiful, considerate, and representative of the giftee's personal aesthetic.
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I'd think she'd made the bed deliberately to criticize me, or to prove how much more considerate she was than me, or some other stupid thing, and I resented her for it.
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There's affection and admiration in his portraits, even the solo ones, as he gently brings to life the images of people he's close with, rendering them with a careful and considerate touch.
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" Tory added, "I hope that we will, as a city, remind ourselves of the fact that we are admired around the world for being inclusive and for being accepting and understanding and considerate.
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That is not to say that the design isn't considerate, or that there aren't moments of inspiration: the raised walkways at Whitechapel, snaking through the pre-existing station, will be a particular highlight.
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People who might feel nervous about asking how to pronounce a name that seems complex on paper can rest assured that they're coming off as curious and considerate instead of lazy and oblivious.
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She says it can also be a good idea — not to mention considerate — to confirm with the person who was yelled at that the treatment they received was wrong and against company policy.
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That's actually where the phrase "humane" came from because Jef's work ... his dad, Jef, said that the purpose of being humane is to be considerate of human needs and responsive to human frailties.
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Since I live with a couple, I figure it's considerate to let them know when I'll be out of the house if they want to get up to any...you know...funny business.
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In the "this is a real relationship" phase, the jokes often take a back seat to more thoughtful and considerate messages – because let's be honest: You don't want to mess things up now.
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" Instead, White Wolf focused on recontextualizing the game by employing Bryk to add a mature content warning at the top and a five page appendix at the back titled "Advice for Considerate Play.
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Being so straightforward can be scary, especially in a time when it's so easy to hide behind a text or dating-app message, but it's considerate to be up front about your feelings.
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Typically it's a generic "happy birthday," but you always get those few actually considerate friends who at least throw in a meme, add a photo of you two, or conjure up a memory.
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Though it doesn't seem like much fun — they're considerate and selfish in equal measure, they do things for one another without mentioning it and then stab one another in the back — it's theirs.
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Cole is a pushy lover, and not very considerate as the beloved either, a fact that will come back to haunt him when at last it is his turn to fall for someone.
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"Throughout the entire time, Max remained my biggest cheerleader, and the most loyal, genuine and considerate person I have ever met, and our inevitable separation has only strengthened our love for one another."
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Bret Stephens Friends and colleagues who knew Roger Ailes better than I did attest that he was a nicer and more considerate man than most liberal obituarists will ever give him credit for.
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As a society, we need to destroy the idea that any type of racist behavior is acceptable and teach the future generations what it means to be a respectful, considerate, and aware citizen.
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We're never allowed to forget that she's a full person with a larger-than-life personality: she's likable, smart, tries to make mature and considerate decisions, and has an odd sense of humor.
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And if every one of you took a minute to reach out to one person you disagree with, someone you like and have a positive considerate conversation, not as liberals or conservatives , as Americans.
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Why: It's extremely considerate of Vulture to rank Dunkirk, the Christopher Nolan movie I have not yet seen and have just paid an exorbitant $16.29 for admittance to, as the best Christopher Nolan movie.
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"He's run a first class business, he's smart, he's thoughtful, he's considerate, he's done it all before, and he doesn't need anything," Barrack added, highlighting the advantage of his wealth in the presidential campaign.
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Juan answers Little's blunt, desperate questions about sexuality in considerate ways, but he has no way of fixing the black community's codes about masculinity and perceived toughness, or the way children pick on outsiders.
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Donald Jr.'s half sister Tiffany, 22, who has just graduated college and rarely appears on the campaign trail lifted the lid on her father's personable side, calling him friendly, considerate, funny and real.
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The sound barrier follows all regulated rules and regulations by the county and our entire team remains committed to ensuring that any development respects the local landscape and environment and is considerate of neighbors.
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If you block all notifications from people you don't follow, you sever your connection to considerate discussion with strangers or potential friends — what was supposed to be a core value-add of these services.
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If hairstylists spot any of these warning signs, the trainers urged them to be considerate listeners, avoid blaming the victim and then point the client in the direction of organizations that can provide support.
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But in its decision, published on Monday, the panel also said Barroso "has not shown the considerate judgment one may expect from someone having held the high office he occupied for so many years".
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One of the photos was later inscribed by Hitler himself with the words "The dear and (considerate?) Rosa Nienau Adolf Hitler Munich, the 16th June 1933," and delivered to Nienau's mother Karoline in Munich.
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Strange Fruit's desire to make big, albeit familiar, statements about America's sinful past and do justice to both the subject matter and history often comes at the expense of considerate or even dimensional characterization.
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You get the response of — he'll put a hand up in a gesture of, you should be backing away from him, you should be more considerate and you should extricate yourself from the situation.
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"These are extremely difficult times in which all of us are called upon to be considerate of each other — not to engage in intimidation and spread fear, as alleged in this case," Grewal said.
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Please accept our apologies in advance for any reply that exceeds this time frame, but be assured we are working hard to get back to you as quickly as possible to provide a considerate response.
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Some people would call it rude ... others might say he's considerate ... either way, the boxer was dishing out grooming advice to strippers at the booty club the other night and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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As they become increasingly popular and widespread (Facebook recently purchased its own face-swapping technology), both tech creators and users will need to be cautious and considerate when determining if something is comedic or offensive.
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In "Snow & Rose," a reimagining of the Grimms' "Snow-White and Rose-Red," the lives of two sisters — practical, considerate Rose and petulant, anxious Snow — are changed forever when their father disappears in the woods.
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When Trump accepted the Republican nomination in July, I noted that he had not become more responsible or more sober, more decent or more generous, more considerate or more informed, more careful or more kind.
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But our spirits feel brighter and more alert, people simultaneously distracted and considerate, and no American nonveteran will really know this feeling unless they've lived in a war zone that any day could be bombed.
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" He added: "That's all I have to say, a break up is hard enough as it is for both of us let alone in the public eye so I hope everyone is considerate and understands this.
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Thanks to the government of Telangana for giving us the assurance that his remains will be taken to his house without any problem, and we request the media in India to be considerate of our privacy.
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Last month, the Commission's ethics panel, comprised of former senior figures in EU institutions, cleared Barroso of breaking rules but said he did not show the "considerate judgment" one would expect from someone of his stature.
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Still, Fisher retained enough of the Old-Hollywood graces associated with her mother's generation of movie stars to be considerate and solicitous towards the waves of fans and followers of the Skywalker Chronicles over the decades.
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In fact, I've often challenged activists (particularly white, cis, wealthy, able-bodied activists) to be considerate of those they're asking to stand up with, and for, them, who often have more at stake than they do.
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Unfortunately, instead of allowing mediation to proceed in a considerate manner, plaintiffs' counsel took an aggressive and ultimately unproductive approach that follows months of presenting misleading information to the public in an effort to perpetuate confusion.
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Your reputation as someone who can hold space and stay present during challenging or exciting periods will continue to bloom and bring opportunities your way—who doesn't want to work with someone as considerate as you?!
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Personal Care Products While it's not necessary (nor considerate to your peers) to buy a year's worth of toilet paper, making sure you have your essential day-to-day toiletries, like toothpaste and tissues on hand.
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"He was one of the most considerate and thoughtful people I ever knew on the New York Times staff," said Craig R. Whitney, a former foreign correspondent and editor who recruited Mr. Borders as his deputy.
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"People think I'm kind and considerate, and that I listen and evaluate, and give each party a chance to talk," Judge Wapner said in an interview just as "The People's Court" was becoming a nationwide hit.
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And we're going to have to change, but again, I want to make sure that in the process we're considerate about people who may rely on other things or may be stubborn or have other challenges.
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But as an entrepreneur and a CEO who has lived by the philosophy "always lead with kindness," I'm here to tell you that you'll never regret a day of being considerate and (gasp!) nice in the workplace.
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All Raise has also drawn criticism from some prominent women, most notably Freada Kapor Klein, who see the focus on increasing those numbers as too reductive and not considerate enough of racial justice issues and socioeconomic status.
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"The first parent-teacher conference that we had, the teachers said, 'What we notice with Cree that we don't really notice with other kids and at such a young age, is he's so considerate,' " says Mowry-Hardrict.
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Starbucks' updated policies include an ask for customers as well that they "behave in a manner that maintains a warm and welcoming environment" by using spaces as intended, being considerate of others, communicating respectfully, and acting responsibly.
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Li: Here is a short list of what I find extremely desirable: Intersectional feminist that is not performative, life long learner, accountability, self aware of strengths/weaknesses/blindspots, creative and exploratory, communicative, considerate of emotional labor, outdoorsy.
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Sitting with your teen crush, being as clumsy and classless as I am, felt a little awkward—it turns out that Pete Wentz is not only cute and talented, but also an extremely sweet and considerate date.
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There will always be a diversity of ways we obtain and consume food, but it wouldn't be too far-fetched to say our relationship to meat has become, and will continue to become, more careful and considerate.
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Vows include "Its forests and lakes should remain plastic-free, so I will not leave any rubbish behind me," and "I shall also respect the lives of locals, and will be considerate with cameras or loud vocals."
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The student is likely to be charmed — just as an Episcopal priest is gratified by the "considerate" attentions of a bishop and the security guard is pleased when the "down to earth" museum trustee remembers her name.
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When I met up with Figueres and Rivett-Carnac at a café near Wall Street during their book promotion visit to New York, the authors were adamant that you and I be more considerate of polluting corporations.
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The 80% or higher transmission rates among economy passengers who actually rubbed elbows "should remind people to be considerate of others and to either reschedule travel when ill or take additional measures to prevent transmission," she said.
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With an eye for detail, you're also talented at finding weak spots, flaws, and holes in arguments—and asking considerate questions is one of the ways you catch your opponents off guard and break through their defense.
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Normally I take the dog to work on Tuesdays, but we have a coworker visiting this week from another office and I want to be considerate in case they do not like dogs or have an allergy.
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So I try to be as considerate as I can to the actors doing the love scene, and try to get through it as quickly as possible, so they don't have to be uncomfortable for a long time.
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"He was very considerate and made sure as much as possible that I didn't feel awkward standing in front of people with your tits out," Leslie told EW, making light of the notorious cave scene in season 3.
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Hopefully, the conversation surrounding Hamilton's video will inspire him and his following to be more mindful, inclusive, and considerate so that we can all feel safer and freer to be our true selves in the year to come.
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The fear is that kids who habitually order Amazon's Alexa to read them a story or command Google's Assistant to tell them a joke are learning to communicate not as polite, considerate citizens, but as demanding little twerps.
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Styles has always had a reputation for being a particularly easygoing and considerate pop star (a rarity), especially when talking about his fans and the incredible fame he and One D skyrocketed to in just a few years.
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"[I]nstead of allowing mediation to proceed in a considerate manner, plaintiffs' counsel took an aggressive and ultimately unproductive approach that follows months of presenting misleading information to the public in an effort to perpetuate confusion," he added.
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Sure, it's satisfying to say these things out loud to someone… so now imagine how great it would feel to say everything (in a more considerate form, of course!) to the person who actually needs to hear it.
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The British Retail Consortium (BRC), which represents supermarket groups including market leader Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons, said retailers have come together to write to their customers, calling on them to be considerate in the way they shop.
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"These are extremely difficult times in which all of us are called upon to be considerate of each other — not to engage in intimidation and spread fear, as alleged in this case," Mr. Grewal said in a statement.
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"Trump is one of the most gracious and considerate people I've ever been around in public life," Pence told House Republicans during a closed-door meeting at the Capitol Hill Club, according to a source in the room.
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" On Friday, Jorge Alvez, 24, a motorcycle taxi driver, waited outside a bank with 6,100 bolívars in 100-bolívar notes, his earnings from clients over recent days when he says he accepted the bills "because I am considerate.
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Ball In The Family, which concluded its 10-episode debut season on Sunday night, presents LaVar in the whole: uproarious, uncompromising, and typically tough-minded, but just as loving and as considerate as you'd hope any parent would be.
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She also meets a hot, considerate young man (Nico Tortorella), develops a thing for her boss (Peter Hermann), and gets to know the actual 26-year-old she's working with (Hilary Duff, in one of her best roles ever).
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The goal of these directives is to create a harmonious, considerate, prosperous society, but the consequence is a country that feels like it's run by philosopher kings who got tired of the big questions and became management consultants instead.
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In her view, how considerate the request is depends on how upfront the requester was from the beginning — whether they asked friends to pitch in from the get-go, or want a few bucks thrown their way in hindsight.
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"Rather than put Judge Garland through more unnecessary political routines orchestrated by the White House, the leader decided it would be more considerate of the nominee's time to speak with him today by phone," McConnell spokesman Don Stewart said.
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Here are 10 considerate and practical gifts for the recent college graduate in your life: Price: $40Buy now: Braun alarm clock A sleek, reliable grown up alarm clock can help anyone get out of bed on time for work.
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Here are 10 considerate and practical gifts for the recent college graduate in your life: Price: $40Buy now: Braun alarm clock A sleek, reliable grown up alarm clock can help anyone get out of bed on time for work.
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Why We Chose It: Preparing students to become thoughtful, considerate participants in public discourse online is an important task in the digital age, especially when so many adults have demonstrated difficulty in maintaining civility when addressing hot-button issues.
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"While we cannot change the Lord's doctrine, we want our members and our policies to be considerate of those struggling with the challenges of mortality," the First Presidency, the church's highest governing body, said in a statement on Thursday.
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White Wolf's response was clear and fast—it modified language in its game, apologized profusely, and included an appendix titled "Advice for Considerate Play," which detailed how to handle violence, fascism, and sexual trauma sensitively in a tabletop RPG.
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Or perhaps the pig has been out-pandered by the considerate and multifaceted waitstaff; the other day, one of them, a tousle-haired young man with a breezy affect, explained that he occasionally cooks, makes pastries, and even d.j.
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So coming into those spaces and saying, "The way that you behave in these fantasy worlds has to be considerate; you have to be aware of racial politics and gender politics in those spaces" — there's a lot of pushback against that.
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"It took living together again to make me less dependent on him; it took us not being married for him to become more considerate of me," Henriquez added, admitting it was a rocky road between being separated and not at first.
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From his jail cell in Florida, Martinez writes his granddaughters and other members of his family long, loving letters full of advice that could be issued from any church pulpit or parenting book, stressing the importance of being kind and considerate.
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If every person watching this show … took a minute to reach out to one person to disagree with, someone you like, and have a positive considerate conversation — not as liberals or conservatives, but as Americans, we could make America great again.
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They performed "Scream" (from their forthcoming sophomore LP, Wide Open, out in a few couple weeks via Buzz Records) with Tanya Tagaq, who is featured on the searing, yet measured, song considerate of why it is important to love oneself.
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While these encounters (or "scenes," as they're called) are pre-negotiated and involve consent and safe words (in case anyone's uncomfortable in the moment), that doesn't mean that people can forget about being considerate and communicative after it's all over.
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The Chinese foreign ministry said the hospitality for Trump's visit is equal to what Xi received at Mar-a-Lago, where the Trumps offered "hospitable and considerate reception" to the Chinese leader and his wife, spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Tuesday.
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"Rather than put Judge Garland through more unnecessary political routines orchestrated by the White House, the leader decided it would be more considerate of the nominee's time to speak with him today by phone," Mr. McConnell's spokesman, Don Stewart said.
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Other than playing with a few bands with girl singers such as Spitboy and The Insaints mostly on the West Coast, I hadn't heard a voice so powerful come out of a pretty and very considerate woman such as Victoria.
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It's to teach him to have manners, be considerate, value family, be a productive member of society and think critically — all of which will lead him to a decency-based value system and religious or spiritual affiliation that suits him.
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Dyson's tondos in Scalar can also be seen as pipelines through the earth cleaved open, runnels of paint revealing the hand as gesture — but more importantly, the hand as conscious and considerate of what it touches and builds, or destroys and leaves behind.
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Finally, Bridgton Town Manager Bob Peabody said in a statement, you can protect others by following proper hygiene precautions and being a considerate beachgoer: "I think the message is, if you're sick or your children are sick, don't go to the beach."
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - An EU ethics committee has cleared former European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso of breaking rules by taking a job at Goldman Sachs but said he did not show the "considerate judgment" one would expect from someone of his stature.
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If you, like many others, have falling in love with Quilty, then the considerate cat has put together a "Quilty Recommends" list of other felines available for adoptions at Friends for Life that he thinks will be a perfect fit for you.
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Terms that suggest environmental and social responsibility like "reef-safe" (more like reef-considerate) and "non-nano" are largely, if not entirely unregulated, so take them with a grain of salt, and do your best to find brands that support these claims.
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"The way he is with the waiter at the restaurant, the way he is with the valet at the restaurant, or the way he is with an elderly woman trying to get into the elevator, just simply considerate at all times," she said.
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I remember excited interns poking their noses into the green room where we sat in our wigs and costumes, and I got to sing "Cool, Cool, Considerate Men," an uncomplimentary song about conservatives, to President Nixon, sitting unsmilingly in the front row.
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Throughout 10 years of cancer treatment, I have wondered how the considerate physicians, nurses and technicians I encounter manage not to violate my sense of myself, especially because I have always felt anxious about being touched by strangers — even in benign circumstances.
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" Given that most young people are considerate of their friends, advice-giving adults could say, "What goes for your friendships goes the same for your romances: You should be kind and caring toward anyone you're with and expect the same in return.
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In a quantitative review involving more than 23,000 participants in 2003 cultures, researchers found that women are more sensitive, considerate and humble than men — "arguably one of the least counter-intuitive findings in the social sciences," as the Harvard Business Review put it.
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"Rather than put Judge Garland through more unnecessary political routines orchestrated by the White House, the leader decided it would be more considerate of the nominee's time to speak with him today by phone," McConnell spokesman Don Stewart said in a statement.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 31 (Reuters) - An EU ethics committee has cleared former European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso of breaking the rules by taking a job at Goldman Sachs but said he did not show the "considerate judgment" one would expect from someone of his stature.
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There is also the etiquette of shower time -- three to five minutes being what these sailors constitute as being considerate of others since it is all about the "water run time" and the cycling out of dirty water for clean water these sailors must do.
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"People have to start being really considerate and not going out and about when they are infected with anything, whether it's the flu or coronavirus," said Dr. Robyn R. M. Gershon, a professor of epidemiology at New York University's School of Global Public Health.
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Rentfrow and his co-authors write that the region is defined by moderately high levels of extroversion, agreeableness, and conscientiousness, moderately low neuroticism, and very low openness and that this configuration of traits portrays the sort of person who is sociable, considerate, dutiful, and traditional.
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Kirschenheiter was frustrated that Simpson hadn't been considerate of the hard times she had been going through after her DUI, especially when it came to the guilt trip Simpson had thrown her way over Kirschenheiter's decision not to go on a recent Vegas trip.
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Its author, JP Larocque, confessed that in 2008, he foolishly dressed up for Halloween as someone from south of the American border, thus being guilty, all at once, unusually for his considerate homeland, of racial insensitivity, cultural appropriation and a joke in inexcusable taste.
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It seems like he's trying to show he's authentic by continuing to work out at a neighborhood gym, but ultimately the decision seems a little contrived — not to mention it's not particularly environmentally friendly or considerate of anyone else who might be commuting along the same path.
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The first episode lists the numerous criticisms the original doc received: namely, that the filmmakers failed to include evidence that made Avery look guilty, and that it failed to be considerate of the victim who lost her life, and of the loved ones who survive her.
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"I woke up so happy today knowing my beautiful, grown up, 25 year old daughter @ashleenicholexx will be in good hands with this thoughtful, considerate, handsome, kind gentleman," Laurita, 45, captioned an Instagram of the happy couple posing in Hoboken, New Jersey, along the Hudson River.
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Libra is the sign of relationships, while the sun represents the ego: It's much easier to focus on yourself instead of others during Libra season, and you'll find yourself feeling left out less often as others will be as considerate as you normally are this month.
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Though I have developed an allergy to overt marketing ploys, there is something considerate and very deliberate in the way Taylor's history is being brought back into the spotlight by the cognac company Hennessy, which commissioned a short documentary about Taylor that was released earlier this year.
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At Marni, a pair of models came down the runway in patchwork striped blankets that must have inspired those in attendance to replicate the look later in the week: While in Paris, designers with outdoor or unheated venues were considerate enough to provide blankets to guests.
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Dr. Forni, who directed the project (now known as the Civility Initiative) for many years, also wrote two books on the topic, "Choosing Civility: The Twenty-Five Rules of Considerate Conduct," published in 2002, and "The Civility Solution: What to Do When People Are Rude" (2010).
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We also have a piece by Randy Polumbo installed outdoors on the porch, a telephone booth in which his signature shaped glass fixtures are blossoming, as well as a more adult piece by him that is placed on a top floor window, considerate of children's height.
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Olivier Basdevant, 51, travels frequently as senior economist at the International Monetary Fund, but tries to do it in a way that's considerate of his husband, Alex Kaplan, 39, legal counsel at the World Bank, who takes care of their 503-year-old daughter in Washington.
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It seems like he's trying to show he's authentic by continuing to work out at a neighborhood gym, but ultimately the decision seems a little contrived — not to mention it's not particularly environmentally friendly or considerate of anyone else who might be commuting along the same paths.
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Mr. Netanyahu seems to understand something that some of his colleagues, like Mr. Lieberman (with Education Minister Naftali Bennett playing second fiddle), fail to grasp: A right-wing Israeli leader has to gain the people's trust, and he must do that by demonstrating that he is cautious and considerate.
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U.S. President Barack Obama runs from Marine One back into the White House after forgetting his Blackberry phone while departing for a domestic trip November 21, 2014 in Washington, DC. "Didn't you guys ever forget something?" the considerate president asked a group of Secret Service agents after returning with his phone.
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A fan posted a melancholy plea on Twitter: all I want for christmas is a clear understanding of the sexual coercion accusations toward evan stephens hall with considerate representation of the victim's voice and either a pinegrove reunion tour or a pinegrove tattoo removal kit dependent on aforementioned circumstances ok?
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Amy Moors, a sex researcher at Chapman University in California who studies consensually non-monogamous relationships like polyamory, swinging, and open relationships, suggested this book, which is all about how to navigate non-monogamous relationships in a way that is considerate of your own needs and the needs of your partners.
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With his expressive body and an eloquent low whistle, which he employs frequently, and with great humor, to signal wonderment, Mr. Ros is an entertaining guide to the disconnects and puzzlements he encountered growing up — a lemonade truck with a secondary trade in drugs, considerate gang etiquette, end-of-life practices in Cambodia.
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Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Controller is an inspiring example of inclusive design Always one of the more reliably considerate companies when it comes to accessibility issues, Microsoft began developing the XAC a couple years back — though admittedly after years of, like the rest of the gaming hardware community, failing to accommodate disabled gamers.
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The three authors use a long-established authoritarian scale — based on four survey questions about which childhood traits parents would like to see in their offspring — that asks voters to choose between independence or respect for their elders; curiosity or good manners; self-reliance or obedience; and being considerate or well-behaved.
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"And if every one of you took a minute to reach out to one person you disagree with — someone you like — and have a positive, considerate conversation, not as liberals or conservatives, as Americans, if we would all do that, we would make America great again," he said, invoking President Trump's 2016 campaign slogan.
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The Norwegian Students' and Academics' International Assistance Fund, the organization that crowned Mr. Sheeran the worst of the year, has done extensive campaigning on the importance of educating people on how to be more considerate when sharing their experiences in developing countries, including creating a clever and helpful video for how to behave when volunteering.
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We can argue about the finer details of when it's appropriate to use emoji, or what the best email signoff is (in my opinion, it's "Best wishes"!), but really the fundamental thing just comes down to trying to be kind and considerate and recognizing how your digital communication is coming across in that context.
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"The world may hope that the Chinese leader has the magic touch that can turn a stone to gold, but it is unrealistic to expect that Xi can solve all the peninsula issues with a two-day visit — even if Beijing has always been the most reliable and considerate partner to Pyongyang," it said.
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VETERAN AND DOUBLE AMPUTEE CLAIMS SIX FLAGS KICKED HIM OFF RIDE: 'NAH BRO, YOU GOTTA HAVE TWO REAL LEGS' Customers using the space must still follow a set of general guidelines, which requires them to use spaces as intended, be considerate of others, communicate with respect, and act responsibly, or they might be asked to leave.
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Justice Ginsburg, who is 85 and figures in the play only as an offstage presence ("I love Ruth Ginsburg," Scalia says), painted the real Scalia as a considerate and mischievous colleague who, from the time they were appellate judges together in the 1980s, was not above whispering in her ear or passing her a note to crack her up.
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Behold, the man, the myth, the lounger—couch guy: Sure, you could argue that barricading two subway doors with a massive leather couch and taking up enough space for at least ten straphangers isn't the most considerate move—but then again, I could argue that you're just jealous that's not you luxuriating on the 4 train.
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And he's done so in a series of Snapchats collected on YouTube for posterity (with a considerate apology for posting the vertical video too): Having identified the group's simple three-chord songwriting structure, Fassold busts out a bunch of different Chainsmokers-esque songs about literally everything (champagne, oak trees, Febreeze and laundry detergent) in mere seconds.
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So I did what any considerate, rational person would do: burst into the office of someone else at the same institution, begged them to write me a letter with no notice, apologized profusely for not having asked them in the first place and swore them to absolute secrecy, thereby preserving the dignity of the original letter writer, and dusting intrigue like powdered sugar over everyone's plain lives.
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The report contains 25 proposals that, if implemented, would help change FIFA from an organization that seems to have an almost aggressive disregard for how its policy choices affect people around the world into one that is more in line with how FIFA wants to be seen: considerate of its place as a leader in sports and conscious of how its actions reverberate through the lives of people the world over.
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"He was so kind and considerate and loving and let me be exactly the person that I wanted to be and saw me through a terrible battle was eating disorders, saw me through float me when I was doing like theater jobs that didn't pay anything ,and he just showed up and was like the man of my dreams and he had been there all along," she says.
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Wonder Hanger closet space savers — $14.99 See Details Those who have lived on their own know that others in the building aren't always considerate when it comes to noise levels (and it always works out that tenants living above you are elephants, not humans.) Whether they need peace and quiet for studying, working from home, or just getting some sleep, a quality pair of noise cancelling headphones is a must for eliminating distractions.
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Look, the buyer tweeted your text to them (which, by the way, was not "weird" to send, but actually very kind and considerate): In case you're not getting it, here's the tragic—and slightly confusing—tale in four parts: Part 1: Hubris Person B needs somewhere to hide their stash, so gives it to Person A, who pops it under the sole of Person B's Reebok shoe, seemingly without their knowledge or permission, somehow.
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You know, if every person watching this show — I don't want to get too serious, but there are millions and millions of people watching right now — and if every one of you took a minute to reach out to one person you disagree with, someone you like, and have a positive, considerate conversation — not as liberals or conservatives, as Americans — if we could all do that, we can make America great again.
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