It's essential to keep familiarizing yourself with histories of struggle.
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Here are tips for familiarizing yourself with guidelines established by airlines.
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There's an understanding that you gain by familiarizing yourself with great older women.
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"I would strongly suggest familiarizing yourself with Kegel exercises — the vaginal squeezers," she says.
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A full understanding of the subsequent uproar requires familiarizing yourself with a few things.
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Familiarizing yourself with the resources makes knowing when and where to offer help much easier.
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This includes buying particular supplies and familiarizing yourself with evacuation routes, should that become necessary next week.
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And familiarizing yourself with healthcare systems abroad — which are often less costly than the US — is necessary.
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Take advantage of the design rules above and begin familiarizing yourself with leading innovators in the PIMS ecosystem.
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Familiarizing yourself with some of these repeated entries will pay off like you wouldn't believe as you solve.
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Connally recommended familiarizing yourself with the types of ticks that live near your home and the diseases they carry.
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Again, it will depend on your situation, but familiarizing yourself with and utilizing numbers is always a good idea.
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In the meantime, it's worth familiarizing yourself with the areas of retail that could eventually be improved by blockchain.
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You won't be using them often but it's worth familiarizing yourself with them just in case they come in handy.
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The common ML tasks (classification, regression and ranking) all have standard evaluation metrics with which it would be worth familiarizing yourself.
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That said, all it takes to adjust to Mac's system is a bit of time familiarizing yourself with its various quirks.
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Remember: These do not take into account deductions and individual circumstances, but familiarizing yourself with these rates is a pretty good place to start.
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You'll begin with familiarizing yourself with the fundamentals of accounting, then move on to more complex concepts like asset management, financial modeling, and valuation.
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You'll start with getting acquainted with the basic functions of the platform and then move on to familiarizing yourself with its advanced functions and tools.
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But familiarizing yourself with the basic concepts and learning enough to be able to read an upcoming ICO's white paper might pay dividends in the future.
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Learn what balance to strike in the watering department by studying up on your plant and by familiarizing yourself with what healthy soil looks and feels like.
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Libraries are important now more than ever, and supporting a library is as easy as using it and familiarizing yourself with the resources that your library offers.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)While plenty of smartwatches and trackers can measure your heart rate, most don't really have a medical purpose outside of familiarizing yourself with a baseline.
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That means knowing your credit score and familiarizing yourself with current interest rates, as well as the fair value of the item you are going to purchase, Falcone advises.
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Nor should you miss the chance to have a little fun (the technical aviation term for "fun," by the way, is "familiarizing yourself with the feel of the airplane").
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Look, we're not suggesting that you (or anyone) steal a stranger's purse, but if you do, it's probably worth familiarizing yourself with the person whose stuff you just swiped.
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Spend some time familiarizing yourself with the Québécois political situation, too, as it's a fascinating (and ongoing) example of how a conquered people navigates its Anglo-Saxon colonial hangover.
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This includes familiarizing yourself with projects or initiatives this person might have led, some of their accomplishments or accolades, and anything else that will demonstrate that you've done your homework.
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"You end up waiting and grabbing the parts that you can, and playing through the game and familiarizing yourself with the text, and hope that the timing works out," Smith explains.
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But if you're interested in concrete details about the likely future course of American policy, you should spend some time over the next few weeks familiarizing yourself with Clinton's stated agenda — or, even better, Vox's coverage of it!
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WhatsApp lets you back up your conversations to your email account, for example—we're not expecting the platform to close its doors in the near future, but you get the idea about familiarizing yourself with the options you've got.
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You can find iOS apps that mimic part of the functionality of software like Adobe's Photoshop or Illustrator, but familiarizing yourself with the standardized tools of the design trade—including the hardware—is just as important as refining your artistic capabilities.
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That means geotagging only when necessary (and when away from your home or office), keeping real names and personal details down to a minimum, and familiarizing yourself with the tools you can use to restrict the audience for your posts.
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Once you've finished downloading the important streaming services you want, you can start familiarizing yourself with the home screen, which includes numerous rows of suggested content — yes, it's a lot of Amazon stuff — and others for Your Apps & Games, Recent, Inputs, and On Now.
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Though you don't automatically become a paid Airbnb host after creating a free listing, the listing you created continues to live on your host profile page, and you're still setting up an account, sharing your info, and familiarizing yourself with how to design a hosting profile.
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After a few days of familiarizing yourself with other artists' production styles on Ableton, start combining notable motifs from at least two or three of these artists—for example, a "Flume Drop" over a trop-house groove, or Major Lazer digi-dancehall with Metro Boomin drums.
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In addition to familiarizing yourself with your state election officials, helpful resources may include the Justice Department's online form for filing election-related complaints; your local US Attorney's Office (each of which will have a designated staffer to answer questions and field concerns on Election Day); and the Election Protection Program, run by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights, which has a helpful website, along with English (1-866-OUR-VOTE) and Spanish (1-888-VE-Y-VOTA) hotlines for asking questions or reporting Election Day concerns or problems.
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