Early on, you probably don't think twice about this behavior.
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If you have cable, you probably don't think twice about it.
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"Underqualified and underprepared men don't think twice about leaning in," they wrote.
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Lucas and Abelson don't think twice about hoofing two miles out of here.
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Nowadays I don't think twice about pulling into Buc-ee's for a pit stop.
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It's a pesky insect that most of us don't think twice about: the mosquito.
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Don't think twice about fibbing to save you both the awkwardness of unnecessary intimacy.
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We don't think twice about a couple having a signature drink or cocktail hour.
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Most people don't think twice about picking up a phone charging cable and plugging it in.
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Putting a snazzy geofilter on your Snapchats is something many of us don't think twice about.
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Today, most of us don't think twice about the name Uranus, other than to laugh at it.
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All too often, we don't think twice about our fertility until we're ready to have a baby.
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Sticky wickets are below; if I left something out don't think twice about asking in the comments.
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People feverishly protect their Social Security numbers, but they often don't think twice about handing out that cellphone number.
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There's an app for every one of our whims, many with premium features for which we don't think twice about upgrading.
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If you have access to clean water, you probably don't think twice about it, at least not on a daily basis.
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On the other end of the photo-printing spectrum are small, cheap prints you don't think twice about putting pushpins through.
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It's not about having a cannabis-themed wedding per se, the way that some people have weird superhero-themed weddings, or winter weddings or whatever (you can tell I've never wedding planned.) It's just about normalizing weed to the point where people literally don't think twice about it, the way we don't think twice about alcohol.
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When using a search engine as popular and trusted as Google, you probably don't think twice about the safety of the domain.
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Most people who find themselves face-to-face with an armed robber don't think twice about giving the perp whatever they want.
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Vloggers who film from their bedrooms or cars today don't think twice about talking into the camera and spilling their guts out.
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Hernia repairs, thyroid or parathyroid surgery, operations for breast cancer — "patients and providers often don't think twice about these," Dr. Seib said.
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It's cheap enough that I don't think twice about paying the premium, or even notice when it's withdrawn from my checking account.
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Isn't that why "underqualified and underprepared men don't think twice about leaning in," and "women feel confident only when they are perfect"?
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The Google Maps app on our smartphones gets us to where we need to go, and we don't think twice about it.
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So if you've been searching high and low for the perfect jean, don't think twice about giving this much-anticipated pair a try.
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And as a result, many of us don't think twice about tossing back a glass of wine or a few beers after work.
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While most people are diligent in caring for their face, many don't think twice about paying special attention to their chest and back.
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Whereas now many people don't think twice about riding the train, those doing it in the '80s had to be very aware and cautious.
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Voices You don't think twice about getting multiple bids for a construction or plumbing project, so why hesitate on multiple "bids" for your health?
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They think only about what's best for them and don't think twice about stabbing a friend in the back if the friend becomes a problem.
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They only care about what's best for them and don't think twice about stabbing a friend in the back if the friend becomes a problem.
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Selfies have become such an normal part of our everyday lives that most people don't think twice about snapping a cute pic whenever the mood strikes.
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My instinct is always to walk and now that the weather has cooled down, I don't think twice about walking in these stylish dream suede booties.
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Don't think twice about bringing it to the beach or poolside – it has an IPX7 waterproof rating, so a little bit of water is no big deal.
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The creators go out of their way to highlight the role of women in punk, featuring two female characters who don't think twice about forming a band.
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Scheduling beauty services, like manicures, pedicures, facials, and waxing, has become such a part of our daily lives that we typically don't think twice about the timing.
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But it wasn't long ago that the pills and cures we don't think twice about today seemed as far away as a cure for Ebola or Zika.
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Alicia Keys has no qualms about laying down the law when it comes to her children's movie-watching habits — especially the classics most people don't think twice about.
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While things there aren't always a literal dollar, they're usually so affordable (not to mention cute), that you don't think twice about plunking them in your shopping cart.
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I don't think twice about buying it; my dad is a huge jazz fan, and I grew up listening to Ella, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, etc.
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And then he delivered pronouncements that would have seen him heckled in many Bible Belt churches, where congregations don't think twice about mounting an American flag inside the sanctuary.
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It portrays a future where, even if an intergalactic war is breaking out, humans are brave, clever, compassionate, and don't think twice about following a woman of color as leader.
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"You know you're with the right person when they don't think twice about waking up at 5:30am on vacation to go tour some slot canyons," she wrote on Instagram.
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Many people don't think twice about taking a pack of printer paper home when they've run out or using the company's FedEx account to mail a last-minute holiday gift.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you've ever built your own potato gun, you probably don't think twice about the explosions that launch the projectile—mostly because they're hidden within it.
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While most people on daily medications for chronic conditions don't think twice about traveling, people who take methadone describe the experience as a stressful, tedious slog that takes weeks of preparation.
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But maybe, like with scurvy, there's some obvious piece of the puzzle we've been missing, something right under our noses that we walk past every day and don't think twice about.
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And by the time they graduate and go to residency or to fellowships, it's just part of what you do — it's like you don't think twice about taking somebody's blood pressure.
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I love it so much that I don't think twice about wearing it on a gloomy New York winter day when the sun tricks us into thinking it's not even there.
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The comedian, filmmaker and actor Mike Birbiglia also has a new movie making its world premiere, "Don't Think Twice," about an improv group that loses the lease on the theater where it performs.
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For Joy, establishing a sense of self-confidence is of paramount importance to anyone who wants to spend the night in an environment that most of us don't think twice about stepping into.
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"I wasn't going to post about this until I posted in a mom group and found out many parents don't think twice about the danger of a phone charger around children," she wrote in a Facebook post.
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A nascent resistance movement has emerged, but both the Germans and the Japanese are brutal in suppressing it and don't think twice about killing innocent women and children in order to extract information to protect the regime.
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My friend was alerting me to a secret order that existed, a whole community that employed thousands, that the government spent tens of millions on to subsidize, and that I, and many others, don't think twice about.
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"We don't think twice about someone having a heart attack, getting stabilized in the emergency department, and then getting ongoing care from the cardiologist," said Dr. Kelly Pfeifer, director of high-value care at the California Health Care Foundation.
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"You know you're with the right person when they don't think twice about waking up at 5:30 am on vacation to go tour some slot canyons," Moore wrote alongside an epic photo showing the vibrant colors of the canyons.
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"Many workers don't think twice about signing an arbitration agreement as part of their new hire documents, and don't want to jeopardize a job by asking questions or refusing to sign," Mana Barari, an attorney for Pasinosky, told Gizmodo in an email.
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South African, Chinese and South Korean singers are conquering the opera stage, as are Australians, whom Mr Gowland describes as "very strong, with a healthy outlook on life, and they don't think twice about going off on their own to sing in Europe".
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Unless you're an only child who has been homeschooled for a decade-plus, or you grew up as minor European royalty, you've probably had to deal with crap roommates who don't think twice about opening the fridge and helping themselves to your food.
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We fret about nuclear accidents but don't think twice about people driving cars through our neighborhoods, even though a total of three people have been killed by nuclear power in the United States, while100 people are killed in car accidents every day.
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But what might be an annual ritual you don't think twice about can be a struggle for many parents, kids, and teachers in this country and around the world who don't have the same easy access to school supplies or nutritious, filling food options.
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I'm kind of in this generation that's a little bit in the middle of people that are a bit older than me that are really scared of technology and people a little bit younger than me are completely accepting of it and don't think twice about it.
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Following their rescue, the seven adult Turpin children were sent to the Corona Regional Medical Center for treatment, where they got to enjoy everyday activities most people don't think twice about: using iPads, watching movies such as Star Wars and Harry Potter and trying new foods like lasagna.
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I was also reminded while filming this series that I am not the first woman, nor the last, whose identity and narrative has been stolen and recast for clickbait—even though the majority of us don't think twice about sweeping up copies of US Weekly at the checkout stand or re-sharing scandalous Daily Mail headlines on Facebook.
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