You're exposing yourself to a lot of criticism on all sides.
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" However, "you're exposing yourself to risk if home prices take a dip.
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This process, called desensitization, involves gradually exposing yourself to scary situations until the anxiety dissipates.
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Find your limits by exposing yourself to different situations and pushing past your comfort zone.
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Light therapy involves exposing yourself to a bright light, usually first thing in the morning.
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Beyond mistakes that occur, you're exposing yourself to risk just by being around many sick patients.
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"Find something that you enjoy, and try exposing yourself to new things that are challenging," Soldan said.
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If you take your chances and just break the lease, you'll be exposing yourself to financial risk.
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"If your portfolio has a bloated stock allocation, you are likely exposing yourself to excess risk," Wieser says.
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That exposing yourself to new things and new people is the only way to really get to know yourself.
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But lionising a writer or musician or filmmaker is not the same thing as exposing yourself to his work.
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"Better to pick individual stocks and forego the 'group' risk you're exposing yourself to with most of these ETFs," he said.
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That's because multiple mutations are needed for cancer to develop and exposing yourself to carcinogens would up the chance of mutations.
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"When you go into these areas, you're not only exposing yourself to serious injury, but also your rescuers," the park said.
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There's nothing wrong with changing your views or exposing yourself to other viewpoints, unless those viewpoints actively dehumanize and marginalize real people.
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"If you're only exposing yourself to people who think like you, you're living in a silo and missing out on opportunities," she explained.
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I hope there is a time when going outside to see the sun doesn't feel like exposing yourself to toxic levels of radiation.
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If and when you make sales or generate installs, you are wading into the fast moving stream of commerce and exposing yourself to risk.
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Exposing yourself to a variety of people is useless if you spend that time disagreeing with them and comforting yourself with your own opinions.
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You'll see some great offers advertised over social media and email, but no discount is worth the risk of exposing yourself to online scammers.
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It's really hard as a musician to fully realize your ideas because you're exposing yourself to the world in a very straight up way.
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Anyway, you'd need to be drinking about 16 coffees per day and exposing yourself to sustained hearing damage for this to be a thing.
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Exposing yourself to too much blue light (from your smartphone, tablet, or computer) before bed has a negative influence on the quality of your sleep.
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They were working off a body of research showing that exposing yourself to different people and cultures can change your perspective — make you less insular.
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Exposing yourself to as much natural light as possible in your new time zone helps reset your biological clock to that destination, Dr. Czeisler said.
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Saliva itself has antiviral properties, Handsfield notes, and you probably wouldn't be exposing yourself to high enough quantities of microbes to put yourself at risk.
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Memory is the fuel of imagination, and as such, exposing yourself to a variety of ideas and concepts gives your imagination more to work with.
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So-, HT: I think if you pick, and therefore the world is going towards active, rather than just simply exposing yourself to risk assets in aggregate.
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I think just exposing yourself to all different types of art is very, very important so you can create your own style and have your own voice.
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So no, you won't be exposing yourself to any toxic LGBTQ pathogens by reading this story, being around gay people, or otherwise existing anywhere on this earth.
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Harvard Medical School recommends using dim red lights in the evenings and, conversely, exposing yourself to bright lights during the day to help regulate your sleep schedule.
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"If you're going to get takeout or getting Doordash delivery, you're still slightly exposing yourself to like other people who may or may not be infected," she said.
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Boom. Done. There's a lot of value in changing things up, be it finding an interesting soundtrack for your holiday party or exposing yourself to something fresh and new.
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Not to initiate a dialogue, or extract an apology — exposing yourself to more of his machinations would be disastrous — but to document what this relationship felt like for you.
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If you have any issues with your home or mobility, for example, you end up exposing yourself to scams that frequently plague seniors, as well as health and safety risks.
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"I do think that there's something to be said about exposing yourself to ideas other than your own, but I've had enough of that after my fifth year," she said.
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Exposing yourself to air pollution is no joke: A recent report published in the Lancet found that in 2015, 9 million deaths were linked to air, water, and workplace-related pollution.
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Exposing yourself to different types of personalities is definitely a requisite for the college experience, but because I'm really social I didn't have an overwhelming amount of anxiety about making friends.
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You're now exposing yourself to levels of radiation that, at a minimum, will increase your long-term cancer risk and at a maximum might actually kill you in a few days.
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It works well and provides a way for teams to communicate without having to take a chance exposing yourself to the possibility of the toxic sludge that permeates most video game voice chat.
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I would also say right now is a good time to start potting your plants at home and getting your hands dirty, exposing yourself to some good bacteria in the soil, and having a little fun.
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"The right to receive social security is being made conditional on exposing yourself to state surveillance," said Christiaan van Veen, a lawyer who is a special adviser on new technology and human rights for the United Nations.
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Even if you're not staying up until all hours of the night watching "Stranger Things" or some other program, the screen time you're exposing yourself to could be impacting your ability to get a good night's sleep.
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In the case of clients in particular, exposing yourself to diverse views expressed on social media will make it easier to find common ground, as you can expect to work with people from all walks of life and political backgrounds.
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The app developer will not have access to any of your other data except X." Or, it might read: "By completing this questionnaire you are exposing yourself to the app's function that could scrape additional data from your Facebook profile.
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Load up Facebook's ad policy page and you can learn about some of the ways you might be exposing yourself to eager advertisers—Facebook knows when you share information with a business, sign up for a loyalty program, or even add items to a shopping cart that you then never purchase.
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I could tell you that the privacy security on this device is actually just fine, no better or worse than having an Instagram account (tbh having an Instagram is probably far worse from a privacy standpoint, if we're defining "privacy" by the amount of targeted advertising you're exposing yourself to).
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The FDA's serving suggestions are for low-mercury fish; they urge you to stay away from high-mercury fish like shark, swordfish, king mackerel, and tilefish, and big-eye tuna (which, along with yellowfin, are most commonly used in sushi in the US) to limit the amount of mercury you're exposing yourself to.
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It means writing for yourself, a concept that in the literary world was thought to make you go broke. It means exposing yourself to the tiger, not physically, but mentally." The book also features a writing style Spanbauer calls "going on the body". As author Chuck Palahniuk, a student of Spanbauer's, has explained: "Story can be a succession of tasty, smelly, touchable details.
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