But the secular can also be spiritual, the habit of worship transformed into the habit of theatergoing.
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Almost immediately, he fell into the habit of giving instructions and I fell into the habit of obeying them—apologizing and asking his permission.
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If you were never taught the Rich Habit of saving, you automatically default to the Poor Habit of spending — sometimes all of your money.
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It's a habit of mind this woman is talking about — a habit of skepticism toward the self, the ability and willingness to change your mind.
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Because I got into the habit of going to the house quite a lot I also got into the habit of playing a lot of chess.
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And if you use a shared computer or you have a habit of leaving your phone or tablet lying around, you need to get into the habit of logging out of Google regularly.
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Here's how it works: Let's say you have an old habit of drinking coffee every day and you want to add a new habit of drinking a glass of water every day. Solution?
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"He had the habit of disagreeing with everybody," Muminov said.
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Facebook has a terrible habit of misreporting its own numbers.
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In terms of habit, of course, there are dung beetles.
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In part, this is the usual human habit of overcompensation.
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Were they ready to give up their habit of theorizing?
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The smartphone industry has a habit of taking CES off.
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I got back into the habit of cooking for myself.
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Ivan Golunov has made a habit of annoying powerful people.
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And I don't plan to make a habit of it.
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Movies have this strange habit of never portraying technology correctly.
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Trump has a habit of commenting on powerful women's appearances.
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These days he makes a habit of perusing scientific papers.
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Love Ian McEwan's nasty habit of exploring deeply uncomfortable subjects?
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You fall back into the habit of where you're from.
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By then the habit of delay may have become ingrained.
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But the habit of shaking [the bottle] has stuck around.
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Astronauts had a habit of leaving things on the moon.
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Trump's remarks also remind us of his habit of projection.
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The point is to master the habit of showing up.
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This is the usual habit of Iraqis everywhere to celebrate.
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"Math has a habit of not going away," Hubbard said.
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But the character doesn't follow Allen's habit of nervous chatter.
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Even J.Lo has gotten into the habit of doing treatments.
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Unfortunately, Dillashaw has a habit of getting his kicks caught.
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She has a habit of delivering her punchlines almost under
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" On his habit of sprinting into meetings—"He literally runs.
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"Get in the habit of asking for criticism," he says.
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Work to become more aware of your habit of worry.
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Let go of the habit of going with the flow.
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Let go of the habit of engaging all your thoughts.
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History inside the Beltway has a habit of repeating itself.
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That's still significant given Trump's unpredictability and habit of bridling.
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His habit of thinking big extended even to vacation homes.
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He has a habit of knowing who is calling him.
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Her greatest debate weakness remains her habit of seeming slippery.
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It's imperative to counter its habit of violating int'l law.
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The people he knows have a habit of casting Mrs.
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The show you could never quite kick the habit of.
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The Trump administration has made a habit of criticizing ESPN.
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Yet popes have recently made a habit of public apologies.
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THE EFFECTS of financial crises have a habit of lingering.
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Shipworms are usually known for their habit of eating wood.
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I got in the habit of eating tacos every day.
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Kipchoge has a habit of smiling whenever pain sets it.
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Others complained about Ms. Trott's habit of feeding neighborhood birds.
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Get into the habit of making the bed every day.
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But downhill skiing has a habit of producing the unexpected.
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We've gotten out of the habit of delivering on promises.
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Barcelona has made a habit of this in recent years.
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I have a habit of jumping first and looking second.
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It's a daily habit of comparing less and creating more.
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AirPods Pro I'm in the habit of caveat gadget recommendations.
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Democrats are in the habit of assuming Mr. Trump's guilt.
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Gou is in the habit of promising big and rarely delivering.
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Nintendo has a nasty habit of getting in its own way.
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She has a habit of showing up wherever the drama occurs.
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The habit of asking hard questions has spread across the Rock.
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"But he has a habit of making appalling statements," she added.
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Nintendo has made of habit of struggling to meet consumer demand.
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It's inevitably another case of Donald Trump's destructive habit of hypocrisy.
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That habit of staying mum has continued in the following years.
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Actress Shailene Woodley has made a habit of saying the unexpected.
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He also has the same bad habit of tweeting while angry.
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Everything about Michael Jackson's life served his apparent habit of abuse.
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We developed a bad habit of not coming out with energy.
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Powerful people have a habit of keeping secrets for each other.
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That happens to be a "rich habit " of highly successful people.
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Of course, Grace has a habit of doing supercuts like these.
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And it's certainly best not to make a habit of that.
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A final significant habit of Cruz's is to throw that uppercut.
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You'll already have the habit of focusing on others through Christ.
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But Gomez isn't usually in the habit of indulging her secrets.
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He has an odd habit of relegating key points to footnotes.
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Many greats made a habit of conversing in large, ritualized groups.
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"Create the habit of being reflective instead of reflexive," he said.
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The president has a habit of saying whatever's on his mind.
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No, but she did make a habit of closing her door.
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Scheduling time to think is a top habit of rich people.
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So brilliant, they have a habit of making opponents look foolish.
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In 2018, get in the habit of making payments in full.
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Or maybe you have a habit of drinking caffeinated soft drinks.
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Democrats have a habit of forgetting to vote between Presidential elections.
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Introverts have a bad habit of living in their own heads.
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His rivals and opponents have a habit of doing themselves harm.
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Pokémon Moon: This Pokémon has the habit of hugging its companions.
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Cuba has a habit of being incredibly intense at hockey games.
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Kim and North have already established a habit of dressing alike.
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Someone has a habit of being on his phone too much.
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Azealia Banks has a habit of making headlines for offending people.
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Jenner has a habit of gifting Stormi with mini luxury cars.
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She had a habit of making lists in a small notebook.
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To build a habit of saving you have to create momentum.
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We cannot get into the habit of distributing classified information insecurely.
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As is the habit of a mathematics Ph.D. I respected it.
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This means keeping the midcentury habit of mushrooms — a good idea.
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The habit of speaking it can only be acquired by conversation.
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His habit of choosing loyalty over competence was a fatal mistake.
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I developed a habit of crunching numbers to pass the time.
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Affleck has a habit of putting himself in the cross hairs.
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Chores have a funny habit of completely taking over your weekends.
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He also has a habit of insulting prominent people of color.
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"Get in the habit of living beneath your means," Sun said.
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They are young and not in the habit of reading newspapers.
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In fact, "deliberate" napping is a common habit of successful people.
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"I have always had this habit of feeling lonely," he replied.
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My father had a habit of reading the newspaper every morning.
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He made a habit of embarrassing Italy on the global stage.
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Get in the habit of checking it at least once a month.
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The habit of tolerating rival navies' presence is a habit worth relearning.
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Take Facebook's habit of collecting phone and text message history, for example.
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ECONOMIC and political cycles have a habit of being out of sync.
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It was not a thing that I made a habit of doing.
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And what about his habit of liking steaks cooked really well done?
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One reason was his habit of buying them breakfast before away matches.
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"He makes a habit of insulting women," Clinton said in Buena Park.
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Gaming and K-pop seem to have a habit of crossing over.
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Because Trump has a habit of saying the quiet part out loud.
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This habit of openness has not made Canada immune to its costs.
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We gossip about other coworkers, which is a horrible habit of mine.
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MSI has a habit of making very good and very beefy laptops.
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LONDON — Horses have a funny habit of turning up in strange places.
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Scientific inquiry often has a habit of suggesting more questions than answers.
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TfL is more fed up with Uber's habit of bending the rules.
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I've developed the worst habit of drinking only seltzer water at home.
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This department is not in the habit of picking winners and losers.
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POLITICS IN THE Solomon Islands has a nasty habit of repeating itself.
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But Illinois has a habit of chewing up and spitting out governors.
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Because you've created a habit of blaming your environment for distracting you.
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Completely 3D-printed guns usually have a habit of failing—often dangerously.
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But that is no excuse for China's habit of unplugging the phone.
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However, the Trump administration has the odd habit of stumbling over itself.
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Trump has made a habit of repeating rumors about his political opponents.
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China has an old habit of turning to stimulus when growth fades.
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Mike's habit of beginning each sentence with, "Mike here," doesn't help either.
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Get out of the habit of talking about what millennials don't do.
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He has made a habit of ditching the White House press pool.
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Dillashaw's habit of falling over on missed kicks is also pretty concerning.
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We've instilled in him this horrible habit of reading at the table.
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But they also have a nasty habit of sharp, statistically improbable tumbles.
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They have a pesky habit of calling you on your day off.
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But democracies have a habit of rising to the challenges they face.
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Congress has a bad habit of needlessly governing from crisis to crisis.
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I'm not saying make a habit of interrupting people and their productivity.
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Viki's sister, Maya, is in the habit of dropping by without warning.
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Of course, I'd like to challenge my habit of poor hygiene someday.
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The second habit of successful language learners is that they don't binge.
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Most striking, bandannas have a distinct habit of turning into personal trademarks.
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Surely no British institution has made quite such a habit of refusal.
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"Trusii has a habit of not paying people, including me," said Kuo.
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Journalists, he counseled, ought to develop a habit of questioning their assumptions.
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Egyptian leaders have a habit of making grand pronouncements that quietly crumble.
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Mostly Mozart is making a habit of commissioning large-scale choral works.
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That's an important counterweight to President Trump's habit of undermining international bodies.
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"Some people have simply developed a morning habit of masturbation," she says.
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"I have the habit of taking autocrats at their word," Gaspard says.
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He made a habit of ordering the killings of his political rivals.
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This habit, of legend unfurling alongside history, has some oddly perverse effects.
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But Mr. Sanders can't afford mildness, or a steady habit of capitulation.
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I have a bad habit of reading more than one book simultaneously!
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Times Insider Jacques Chirac had a habit of turning on the charm.
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Times Insider Jacques Chirac had a habit of turning on the charm.
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The President's habit of noncompliance is, in some ways, an effective strategy.
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I have a horrible habit of ruining clothing, and I'm a writer.
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"It's not something we want to make a habit of," Girardi said.
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I used to have a terrible habit of eating in the car.
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It's just a matter of getting in the habit of doing it.
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Billionaire John Paul DeJoria has managed to make a habit of it.
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Scrutiny of Pruitt's habit of flying first class has also been mounting.
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For me, I've developed a desperate habit of listening to my gut.
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We're not in the habit of watching Peruvian football, to be honest.
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On the end-user side, we need to get businesses into the habit of connecting their code to SingularityNet APIs rather than Amazon's APIs or startups which have a nasty habit of disappearing when the startup gets bought.
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The criticism was nothing surprising given Mr. Trump's habit of quickly turning on his staff, and his recent habit of asking people whether Mr. Shine has been "good" for him since arriving last summer had a familiar ring.
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She comes from wealth and has a habit of spending too much money.
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But the habit of frequent, intimate discussions has atrophied and trust has faded.
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"I formed a habit of pushing them aside and avoiding them," she says.
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Russian state TV has a habit of airing fake clips of real war.
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He's also made a habit of treating us to his brand new material.
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"The parties are not in the habit of recognizing their defeat," he added.
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Which is why Holt is already in the habit of practicing safe sun.
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In fact, he had a habit of introducing himself as 'Keith from Kutztown.
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And I had a habit of eating in secret and forgetting about it.
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Antonio makes a habit of answering his cell phone every time it rings.
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The Trump administration has a nasty habit of deleting information from government websites.
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Furthermore, injected fillers had a habit of absorbing into the body—often unevenly.
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Trump's habit of lying about this has been widely discussed in the press.
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Sony is making a habit of trolling the Cannes Film Festival, Deadline reports.
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And on Twitter, he got into the habit of taunting President Donald Trump.
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I really need to break this habit of two drinks in the morning.
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Since then, there's been a habit of filtering his actions through this lens.
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"We must break with the habit of deference to great men," Popper argues.
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But that didn't stop her falling into the bad habit of self-criticism.
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In a chaotic home, he developed the habit of helping people around him.
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She's made a habit of turning to her phone for companionship and guidance.
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SOME political parties have a habit of airing their dirty linen in public.
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But history suggests shocks have a nasty habit of occurring. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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That's why it's good to get in the habit of being skeptical online.
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My grandmother has a habit of picking out cute little things for me.
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Amazon has made a habit of extending internal services into third-party services.
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The habit of preparing for typhoons has also sharpened the impulse to stockpile.
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I have a bad habit of eating chocolate first thing in the morning.
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Such enthusiasm may in part reflect investors' bad habit of chasing recent performance.
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In health care, improvements in technology have a funny habit of raising costs.
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The neighbor had an unfortunate habit of blasting music at 218:22018 a.m.
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That said, they have this nasty habit of exploding and/or catching fire.
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You get in this habit of thinking in a positive and creative way.
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They have increasingly indulged their habit of arresting dual nationals on flimsy grounds.
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But technology also has an increasingly nasty habit of decoupling authority from responsibility.
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Many national armies and police forces have a habit of losing their weapons.
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Central bankers have a habit of standing on their dignity while dodging accountability.
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"What she's developing is a communication habit of unsolicited opinion," Ferrara told Simms.
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"It began as a habit of overeating," Larsen-Gazeley, now 44, tells PEOPLE.
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That could be complicated by Uber's habit of burning large quantities of cash.
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I had a bad habit of cutting people off and didn't listen enough.
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Phoebe's habit of including random strings of totally irrelevant emoji in every message?
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The consequences of Trump's habit of bullying and insulting people could be severe.
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But Rogen's habit of adding unnecessary narration to the jokes can be grating.
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You can learn any habit, including the habit of being an early riser.
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LF Seth Smith has made a habit of closing out months in style.
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President Trump has a habit of blocking people he doesn't like on Twitter.
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Cleve has a habit of trying out his new music on taxi drivers.
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A widespread habit of lightly taking offence can be a burden on everyone.
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If so, do those employees make a habit of flying home particularly often?
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Sanders has made a habit of defying conventional wisdom, and reveling in it.
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Yet, this is Washington, where legends have a nasty habit of becoming fact.
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Meadows is in the habit of accusing first [and looking] for facts second.
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Studies have also shown that children quickly can develop a habit of exercise.
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The Red Sox have also made a fortunate habit of clobbering shitty teams.
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Once you're debt-free, get in the habit of making payments in full.
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You could tell the Canadians by their polite habit of conforming to stereotype.
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Biden also shares Trump's habit of never admitting error or apologizing for mistakes.
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A Good Appetite I'm not in the habit of baking my own bread.
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He's also made a habit of flattering the president, which Trump evidently appreciates.
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Trump and Neumann share a habit of making wild predictions and outlandish claims.
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Recent events in her life had, however, inculcated a newfound habit of suspicion.
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Americans must adopt the habit of saving for emergencies, both large and small.
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We want to instill a habit of giving while they are still young.
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I wouldn't make a habit of it, though, since they're $395 dress boots.
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Even before his downfall, Harvey Weinstein had a habit of pissing people off.
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Murphy does have a bad habit of sloughing off ownership when it's convenient.
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Get into the habit of reaching out or helping one person every day.
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Meadows is in the habit of accusing first [and looking] for facts second.
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Comey has conceded that his "ego" has a habit of leading him astray.
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Perhaps you own one, but never got in the habit of using it.
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You wanna get in the habit of regularly asking yourself if you're dreaming.
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Americans have a serious habit of overeating, leading to a nationwide obesity epidemic.
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Enter President Richard Nixon, who made a habit of impounding congressionally appropriated funds.
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She also makes a habit of getting her hair done before speaking engagements.
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Mr. Sharon, as is the habit of Israeli leaders, got tired of it.
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Mr. Nozkowski acquired his lifelong habit of long daily walks from his father.
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Walsh's habit of attending dinner parties with fake eyes painted on her eyelids.
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With a win on Wednesday, Keys would be making a habit of it.
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Trump, with his habit of constantly offering demonstrable falsehoods, has earned the opposite.
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Sasha Banks has a habit of nearly braining herself on her suicide dives.
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PHILADELPHIA — Joseph R. Biden Jr. has a habit of bringing people to tears.
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Obviously, handling a decades-long habit of self-soothing will be more complex.
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She has a habit of wearing sunglasses, much like a competitive poker player.
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Then again, I'm not often in the habit of advocating the Swedish model!
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Meanwhile, hospitals aren't in the habit of buying extra equipment they don't need.
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We believe that this habit of understanding science as citizens is very important.
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Ms. Swift had a habit of burying hidden messages in her liner notes.
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"Onstage, he made a habit of scowling at his audience," Mr. Kalish recalled.
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"You want to break the habit of doing periodic email checking," she says.
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Now he has a habit of 40 to 80 push-ups a day.
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How healthy do you think your habit of complaining — or not complaining — is?
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Trump has a habit of keeping company and confidence with the racially offensive.
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Opera companies around the world make a habit of presenting works in concert.
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Get in the habit of asking yourself where you stand on various questions.
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We've just gotten into a terrible habit of policing people because they're different.
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He had the habit of starting his sketches with no plan in mind.
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I tempered my habit of turning to my phone at every possible moment.
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We were all in the habit of going down to use the bathroom.
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I got into the habit of drinking Diet Coke at bars after appointments.
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You get into the habit of writing eight-minute acts after a while.
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Trump has a repeated habit of choosing bad information, both on and offline.
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The Politics Recently, Australian leaders have had a habit of being brutally ousted.
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It's also a reminder that Trump has a dangerous habit of neglecting expertise.
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It has been said that women have a habit of apologizing too much.
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Dodson has a daily habit of buying lottery tickets with no plans to stop.
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But if this is a regular habit of hers, well, um ... Hi, Kirsten Dunst!
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He was quick to resume his provocations, his habit of "crashing into brick walls".
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Sri Lanka is intolerant and India is "addicted" to its habit of othering others.
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The coercion has gone, but the habit of women working in labs has remained.
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For reasons unknown, this habit of wearing socks to bed just sort of happened.
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We are falling into a bad habit of dehumanizing each other for political profit.
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She has a younger brother named Booker with a habit of getting into mischief.
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So, I formed a new mental habit of updating the content of these tapes.
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This follows Tesla's habit of selling the most expensive versions of its vehicles first.
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Or your habit of ordering ketchup-flavored Lay's the first Monday of every month?
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Yet, the habit of back and forth — the old "Wall to Wall" — had dissipated.
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Gold has developed a strange habit of sliding in sync with the Chinese yuan.
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I am Italian and have gotten H. into the habit of craving quality eats.
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Tesla has a habit of giving customers imperfect new features that can be misused.
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But they have an unfortunate habit of fleeing in all directions when danger approaches.
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Given his medical history, Bronson has picked up the habit of drinking nonalcoholic beer.
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I have a habit of sifting through almost everything I experience as possible material.
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Apple is seemingly in a habit of reducing core features rather than advancing them.
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In fact, the Trump administration has made a habit of using genetics this way.
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But creators in the games space have a slippery habit of getting into trouble.
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I make a habit of recommending external batteries a lot, and for good reason.
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Sophisticated, if not especially likeable, Olivia has a habit of burning through inappropriate men.
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The lift doors have developed a habit of reopening as soon as they close.
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And Brangelina had a habit of being the most beautiful and loving couple around.
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Holliday makes a habit of being candid and honest about motherhood on social media.
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His habit of disappearing into blue funks is the product of a thin skin.
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AMERICAN presidents have a habit of describing their Chinese counterparts in terms of awe.
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What is clear is that Mr Trump has a habit of overpromising on infrastructure.
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What is clear is that the president has a habit of overpromising on infrastructure.
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And he found inspiration in his habit of listening to science lectures while working.
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I have a habit of numbering things, but yes, there will definitely be more.
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I got into the habit of shooting everything a couple of years before 2006.
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A few decades on, the whole world knows about Elon's habit of blowing deadlines.
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Trump has also waged legal battles over his habit of blocking critics on Twitter.
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He also has a strange habit of throwing out drug dealers' stashes, inviting violence.
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When it comes to tin, supply has a habit of performing better than forecast.
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Balto also apparently had a habit of urinating and defecating around the Theranos office.
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Which brings us back to Marilyn's odd habit of putting Equal on his dong.
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Everyman hero and chill bro Matthew McConuaughey has an acting habit of word bumbling.
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Shkreli has a habit of spending big for the music of his favorite performers.
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Iran also has a bad habit of illegally detaining foreign nationals, including American citizens.
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The habit of regularly checking in with employees helps company culture dramatically, she says.
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MARKETS have a habit of turning on a dime and surprising the unwary commentator.
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But I wasn't yet in the habit of faking it when I was 21.
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She suspected he was simply in the habit of taking work home at night.
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Don't get in the habit of constantly interrupting your work flow to check communications.
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He also teased Ms. Yellen for her habit of arriving very early at airports.
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The most damaging thing to emerge was Kavanaugh's habit of putting ketchup on spaghetti.
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I will stick with my habit of running or walking 60 miles a month.
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Trump has a habit of doling out pardons as rewards to his political supporters.
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Blackburn is telegenic and has avoided the Washington habit of speaking like a politician.
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But the habit of letting Dr. Wade know she is there has not left.
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Automate your savingsAutomating savings is a great way to make a habit of investing.
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"That might be a habit of this person," Dugan said of the phone flip.
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And the Master does have a habit of escaping what looked like certain annihilation.
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The Trump administration has a habit of ignoring research that contracts its policy positions.
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So you should make a habit of testing multiple benchmarks just to be safe.
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But he also quickly fell out of the habit of doing Headspace every day.
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They're coming, they're interested, and they're probably in the habit of coming every year.
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Often, though, the discussion has a habit of falling to the lowest common denominator.
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This is one example of what has become an unfortunate habit of the WBA.
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The missile has a habit of malfunctioning during those initial seconds in the air.
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I'm just not in the habit of keeping notebooks on me at all times.
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But dirt and grime have a bad habit of collecting in the strangest places.
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But the largest rotations had a habit of making a deep, unsettling "clunk" noise.
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I have a habit of relocating, having done so nine times in 15 years.
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His habit of looking the other way doesn't seem as craven to her anymore.
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But also you get more and more people in the habit of watching things.
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Swift, 29, has made something of a habit of expressing her displeasure in public.
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President Donald Trump has a habit of referring to countries not by their names.
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"No bucks, no Buck Rogers," NASA officials got in the habit of telling Congress.
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I'm not exactly in the habit of listening to the Conservative Movement's rabbis myself.
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Jeff Branzburg has cultivated the habit of clicking Forward, not Reply, when answering messages.
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I have a habit of starting to work with some of my favorite bartenders.
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You should get into the habit of checking in the day before your flight.
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Trudeau has made a habit of posturing on issues that are important to Canadians.
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Trump has developed a habit of calling world leaders from the White House residence.
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But that descriptor downplays his habit of saying outrageous things both onstage and off.
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Fox has made a habit of insulting Trump — provided he's not there to respond.
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He had picked up the habit of trying to kill stray dogs with rocks.
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"The habit of the last 15 years of buying voraciously is finito," Schiff said.
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For one thing, they have a habit of beginning meetings with envoys at 10pm.
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This is easy, and you should get in the habit of doing it often.
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You have a habit of checking out local historic sites when you're on tour.
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Mr. Knowlton noted that she has made a habit of collaborating with younger artists.
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Rasheed had been in the habit of attending the local mosque with his father.
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A lack of strong roles, for any performer, can quell the habit of audacity.
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No, we shouldn't get into the habit of delegitimizing election results we don't like.
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It was the latest example of Carson's years-long habit of making transphobic remarks.
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The Democrats pointed to Trump's habit of making false claims to justify their questions.
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In another revealing quirk, Snodgrass shares Anonymous's habit of categorizing his cast of characters.
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Although Michele is not religious, the habit of visiting places of worship has endured.
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The problem is... Amazon is developing an awfully bad habit of breaking the rules.
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That's critical in the gaming space, which has a nasty habit of turning toxic.
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We moved in together, got engaged, and my old habit of magical thinking surfaced.
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This isn't a new habit of his, according to Buffett's billionaire bestie Bill Gates.
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They also shared a habit of having a late breakfast in the Senate cafeteria.
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They illustrate Vance's habit of pivoting from personal experience into the broadest of generalizations.
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Get in the habit of going over your finances While it's great to put your finances on auto-pilot, you'll want to get in the habit of reviewing your retirement contributions, savings goals and insurance policies at least once a year, Perry says.
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"The goal is to establish a behavior and a habit of saving," Mr. Downin said.
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It looks like The Tis is in the habit of trading up every other year.
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Trump has a habit of taking to Twitter to make statements or call out companies.
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Trump erred by reverting to his long-standing habit of speaking subtext instead of text.
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But Johnson's habit of coming off as amateurish isn't limited to questions of foreign policy.
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President Barack Obama has made a habit of inviting sports champions to the White House.
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The same goes for anyone in the habit of downloading large files of any kind.
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I got in the habit of balling them up and sticking them in my pocket.
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Trump also has a habit of cherry-picking or exaggerating economic data for political gain.
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I have a habit of walking out the door without all the things I need.
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Some nervous Argentines have returned to an old habit of hiding greenbacks under their mattresses.
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Come fall, blindly returning to the habit of sticking to neutrals is all to turnkey.
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But the Trump administration's habit of lying even about basic facts is simply not normal.
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European politicians have developed a habit of turning thorny substantive debates into poisonous symbolic ones.
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I wish I could say my new habit of rising automatically at 5:30 a.m.
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"I developed a sort of habit of always checking and it was distracting," she says.
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President-elect Donald Trump is developing a habit of making friends with enemies of journalism.
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I have a bad habit of buying things as a way to displace internal turmoil.
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I'm really trying to get in the habit of working out five days a week.
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Germans today are the first to bemoan their national habit of delivering finger-wagging lectures.
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His inner circle has also made a habit of claiming Trump's accusers just want attention.
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Unless you make a habit of clicking through those scary red screens, you'll be fine.
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Even more recent was the habit of drinking cow milk, an innovation of Northern Europeans.
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Get into the habit of tossing out Armor Packs as you build up your Scrap.
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Memes have a habit of rapidly weaving their way into the fabric of American culture.
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Jessica Chastain criticized Hollywood's habit of pairing, let's say, "aging" men with wildly youthful women.
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The habit of consuming right-wing media has long been part of conservatives' political identity.
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As Tapia did, Sonja Gorman recalled DeAngelo's recurring habit of working through his anger publicly.
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It has now been completely sidelined by Britain's habit of tripping over its own feet.
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Cheating on a pregnant girlfriend is only news when you make a habit of it.
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Among other reprehensible behavior, Tati also denounced his habit of allegedly sexually harassing straight men.
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Unless you're in the habit of staring at your crotch, you probably wouldn't notice them.
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Trump, meanwhile, deemed McGahn a "lying bastard" whose habit of taking contemporaneous notes raised suspicion.
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Once you create the habit of saving, it stays with you for your entire life.
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When she does take big decisions, Mrs Merkel has a habit of ducking the consequences.
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To hide it, he had a habit of repeating technical terms he heard others using.
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What's relevant is that the president has a habit of lying to everyone about everything.
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That makes it too easy for young people to get in the habit of voting.
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The Democrats justify their questions by pointing to Trump's habit of making demonstrably false claims.
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She has made a habit of packing for her homebody husband when he goes overseas.
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Hval has made a habit of stating her intentions in the text of her albums.
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"Our industry does have a bad habit of destroying capital," he told an analyst conference.
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Trump and his supporters have made a habit of repeating rumors about his political opponents.
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We have the habit of making selfies a little more interesting, #whatdidyoudolastnight and so forth.
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President Donald Trump has made a habit of undoing his predecessor's accomplishments, especially environmental regulations.
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Unfortunately, governments have made a regular habit of doing just that — especially in health care.
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Regrettably, Congress has fallen into the habit of too little time coming together in Washington.
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There is, for example, a young man in the habit of groping his fellow undergraduates.
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Amazon. This habit of a president acting on bad or no information is a danger
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For the past few years, I've formed a habit of asking everyone for book recommendations.
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Trump has a habit of telling the base exactly what it does want to hear.
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He was in the habit of wearing 7kg of it a day, here and there.
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Unlike Nyrstar, however, Glencore isn't in the habit of issuing statements detailing its hedging strategies.
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When faced with such criticism, Perry has had a habit of leaping to the defense.
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At one point, he was in the habit of sending me several emails a day.
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POPE FRANCIS has a habit of causing shock-waves with seemingly off-the-cuff remarks.
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Then there was his habit of declaring as fact things he wished to be true.
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She admits to a bad habit of picking at them when her anxiety is triggered.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy's habit of writing in sweeping phrases makes him especially prone to this.
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The War Department was not in the habit of soliciting the "opinions" of foot soldiers.
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The president has a habit of making comments in the moment, without consulting his advisers.
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No matter what, being in the habit of putting pressure on yourself is not sustainable.
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Soon, I developed a habit of judging celebrities based wholly on their interactions with Dave.
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As farmers settled into communities, they developed the habit of storing more of their food.
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"We made a habit of going on a big trip almost every month," Chambers says.
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While Trump has a habit of praising dictators, his effusions for Kim are unusually florid.
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Trump has an unseemly habit of taking pleasure in the troubles of US democratic allies.
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He also seems to have a habit of representing individuals who are intolerant of dissent.
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Elaina Plott and Peter Nicholas: Trump has a habit of contradicting himself after a tragedy.
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And it is in tune with Trump's habit of repudiating the approaches of his predecessor.
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That is a lofty target, especially for a company with a habit of missing them.
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Writer's block is one of the most common reasons people avoid the habit of journaling.
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Going Meatless The habit of cutting back on meat will continue to rise in popularity.
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That's where I did penance for the inexcusable habit of putting food in my body.
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Corporate accelerators have a habit of over-egging this aspect of the programs they run.
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Basically, that sound waves have a habit of speeding up when traveling through craton roots.
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Sequels have a habit of unceremoniously dropping main characters without bothering to justify the absence.
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But considering Trump's habit of really inept and transparent distraction attempts, anything's on the table.
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I don't think about it often, but other people have a habit of mentioning it.
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Owen and Luke Wilson are in the habit of signing on for the same films.
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I'm less broke now, but still frequently unmoored, and the habit of FaceTiming has stuck.
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Because on this issue – breaking the habit of a lifetime – Paul Joseph Watson is right.
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Since Karl Marx, we have made a habit of seeking material causes for human progress.
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Trump appears to have a habit of freezing out key players while making major decisions.
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LME time-spreads have a nasty habit of realigning future expectations with cash-date reality.
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Masters of their craft have the frustrating habit of making what they do look easy.
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You have a habit of nodding to cities and states in your songs and albums.
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Make a habit of periodically writing down or reflecting on times you've done things well.
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He has a particularly bad habit of essentializing people based on their heritage or ethnicity.
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Ms. Hannah isn't generally in the habit of redefining words that are in the dictionary.
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Before I met him, I had developed a bad habit of ceding desire to others.
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I can only guess that my ex spoke poorly of me, a habit of his.
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LONDON — He had a lifelong habit of reading Agatha Christie novels, beginning at the end.
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Trump also had a habit of selling real estate to Russians in all-cash deals.
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MIDSENTENCE occurred to me because I have the bad habit of interrupting others that way.
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As with previous arguments about the economy, Trump repeated his habit of exaggerating, without evidence.
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Well, it's not the habit of the Commission to comment a lot on exchange rates.
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His divorce papers noted his habit of dive-bombing his children in a family plane.
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For the last several decades, Congress has made a habit of governing by continuing resolution.
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Adam Schneider For environmental reasons, the habit of frugality is indeed a virtue worth cultivating.
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Just like in 2018, the Mets have made a maddening habit of wasting deGrom's brilliance.
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Our son has gotten into the habit of turning off the oven while I'm cooking.
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Our son has gotten into the habit of turning off the oven while I'm cooking.
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Many showed that self-control when they were younger and began a habit of saving.
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Since then, Verdier has made a habit of adapting traditional tools to her own purposes.
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"It is a vile habit of mine to destroy nearly all my letters," he confessed.
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But those secretive projects have a weird habit of poking their heads into the light.
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It's an old German habit of mind, this mixing of the mystical and the scientific.
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For instance, get in the habit of checking your bank accounts every day or two.
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I've recently developed the atrocious habit of starting four books simultaneously and not finishing any.
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DeGeneres then told her audience about Eastwood's habit of drawing in squirrels into his space.
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Students confess on Twitter to having "this guilty habit of watching 'Countryfile,'" Mr. Lyons said.
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Developing that disciplined habit of saving can help you accomplish a lot of financial goals.
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Mr. Kimura has made it a habit of paying record prices for highly sought fish.
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For a long time, I had a habit of laying on the blush really hard.
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Anthony Weiner cited sex addiction as the reason for his habit of sexting underage girls.
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She has a habit of making history, but in person she is soft-spoken and composed.
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The habit of wage restraint among union bosses is ingrained but their influence is steadily eroding.
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But alas, they have that nasty ol' sci-fi habit of becoming more autonomous than automaton.
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Mommy had a habit of parading "his" waiters by tables of people he wished to impress.
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The prosecution portrayed Nguyen as someone who had a habit of burning businesses for insurance money.
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Ryan Reynolds has a habit of trolling his old X-Men Origins: Wolverine pals Hugh Jackman.
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In 2019, get in the habit of making payments in full if it's at all possible.
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RR: I think I made a habit of doing what you were not supposed to do.
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Take them off your list or maintain the healthy habit of doing something about them everyday.
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It does, however, require making a habit of thinking about your limits, which can be painful.
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At Chase, which he headed from 1969 to 1981, he continued the habit of covert operations.
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Apple's habit of turning older designs and products into more budget-oriented offerings is well known.
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Vulnerable countries have long grown accustomed to Russia's habit of wielding energy as a geopolitical weapon.
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The bank has fallen into a habit of missing numbers and buying back stock, Cramer noted.
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His habit of self-funding his own campaigns would be a big boon for the party.
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Even when its credit was good, its projects had a nasty habit of busting their budgets.
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In New York, I'd gotten into the habit of sleeping with women I couldn't take seriously.
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A successful real estate developer, Buzi has made a habit of coming up with side hustles.
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He continued his habit of scoring crucial goals, while his passing was crisp, instant and instinctive.
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It's a habit of the young to be nostalgic for a time not long gone by.
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What's more, English clubs have a habit of buying ageing stars rather than nurturing talented youngsters.
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To add to the confusion, she has a habit of creating expectations that she leaves unfulfilled.
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She has a habit of taking a few beats to thoughtfully consider her responses before answering.
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The key is to get in the habit of paying yourself first right away, emphasizes Bach.
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Trump has made a habit of mocking his critics and rivals on Twitter with juvenile nicknames.
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Harvey Weinstein was revealed to have made a habit of doing exactly that, among other things.
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It comes from Venetians' habit of dropping the first and last vowel sounds of some words.
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And he makes a habit of bypassing institutions to intervene personally on all sorts of matters.
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This could be particularly embarrassing if you're in the habit of mixing work and personal accounts.
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"I think it's about getting into the habit of being in constant motion," the CEO says.
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Some pointed to the company's habit of not sharing information with employees unless it was positive.
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Yet Mr Putin is not in the habit of handing over sensitive defence technology to anyone.
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The aim is to discourage the stockpiling of crude, as well as the habit of hedging.
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She has a habit of saying things that when taken out of context sound really bad.
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Trump's habit of hopping on the phone can also be a way of garnering good will.
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Moreover, White House budget requests have a habit of being ignored by Congress (see: last month).
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But given Apple's habit of keeping us on our toes, it's anyone's guess until tomorrow.[Bloomberg]
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The growing habit of big tech firms to swallow startups that might become rivals is worrying.
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Amazon has a habit of collecting state subsidies and funneling public funds for its own benefit.
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Also, that habit of slapping swastikas on your designs is not cute—Nazi punks fuck off.
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Forming a "habit" of exercise is likely the best way to meet the recommendations, they write.
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"That shows he got the habit of taking photos of girls after he picked them up."
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They weren't too bad; I've just gotten out of the habit of wearing heels all day.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's habit of sparring with federal securities regulators is making Wall Street nervous.
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Part of my new year goal is getting back into the habit of my Mindful Mornings.
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If you get in the habit of just living paycheck to paycheck, that becomes your norm.
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Perhaps it's Neel's habit of painting chic young things that has made her a literati favorite.
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"Get into the habit of asking 'why' and figuring out what is actually driving their demands."
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Does our sleeping baby make a habit of bedding down in a puddle of lurid piss?
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Another feature is BASF's habit of quickly shedding businesses when new iterations no longer pay off.
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If you own any Bitcoin, you're probably in the habit of watching its price fluctuate wildly.
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Blizzard has a habit of announcing Hearthstone expansions at BlizzCon, which will be going on Nov.
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He had a habit of encouraging his close male buddies to take Leslyn as a lover.
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Once they get into the habit of saving, it's very hard for them to break it.
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She has a habit of calling out nonsensical marketing revolving around Scandinavian lifestyle on social media.
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Not to mention I had student loans and a bad habit of spending instead of saving.
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Before he was president, Mr. Obama adopted the author's habit of writing regularly in a journal.
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Furthermore, this insight was invaluable because it helped me develop a healthy habit of regular reflection.
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"I think 218 is a really odd time to start the habit of voting," Douglas says.
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What eventually stemmed from those internet call-outs, though, was habit of "canceling" the perceived offenders.
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"Her stamina is extraordinary," she said, chalking it up to Ms. Jackson's habit of long walks.
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But the book suffers throughout from a habit of dividing phenomena into catchy but facile dichotomies.
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He is a defrocked Irish priest who has made an occasional habit of interrupting sports events.
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But getting into the habit of putting away any amount pays off in the long run.
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True, that leading Muslim state has a bad habit of sponsoring terrorism and threatening important allies.
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But his habit of creating alternative realities and eroding trust could come back to haunt him.
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Walton Goggins makes a habit of being the best thing about the television shows he's in.
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To him, building the habit of lifelong learning was even more important than a college degree.
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"Maurice has a habit of ignoring the facts," he added when asked about Mr. Levy's comments.
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He was in the habit of walking out of shops and restaurants whenever Muzak was played.
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Ginobili, Kerr said, had a habit of driving Coach Gregg Popovich crazy by throwing circus passes.
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When you work in fine dining, you build this habit of putting extra care into things.
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The presidency hasn't changed Trump's habit of over-promising, of hinting at policies that never appear.
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Donald Trump has a habit of making claims that don't quite hold up when checked out.
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Mr. Trump has made a point of saying that he's in the habit of buying politicians.
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We're not in the habit of thinking of ourselves as people of influence in this way.
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Trump's efforts often clash with the president's longtime habit of using social media to insult people.
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Nick, who has a habit of fidgeting with his wedding ring, answers no (more or less).
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Her habit of speaking her mind got her into trouble, but usually her friends forgave her.
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Mr. Trump has a long habit of musing about staff changes that he does not enact.
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This led to her character's habit of standing with her hand held against her opposite hip.
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Both of them had a habit of swatting nervously at other children who got too close.
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The 1970s court also returned to its old habit of dressing economic power in constitutional principle.
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For years, Apple customers have gotten in the habit of buying a new iPhone sight unseen.
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Her habit of taking the subway, usually alone, to games has become more difficult this season.
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I've made a habit of abandoning plans, and I don't recall ever regretting a spontaneous deviation.
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Banksy makes a habit of not revealing himself in public, although his work is widely shown.
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The fairly common habit of talking aloud to yourself is what psychologists call external self-talk.
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How McGregor can win the crowd overSports has a habit of making bad news go away.
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Get in the habit of regularly checking your privacy settings on all social apps you use.
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Rebab, Bouhlel's sister, said her brother had not been in the habit of calling the family.
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So I got in the habit of programming on paper, which actually served me really well.
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We just aren't in the habit of using it, except among a small circle of intimates.
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Richardson has a habit of putting his heroines in harrowing binds, and "Clarissa" is no exception.
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Alec had a habit of tossing his Walgreens prescription bags and receipts in the back seat.
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In 2020, get in the habit of making payments in full if it's at all possible.
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The populist leader Matteo Salvini has made a habit of bingeing on Nutella on social media.
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Game Freak has made a habit of revisiting regions with a more refined, usually definitive, version.
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As a SEAL, Willink developed a habit of kicking off his day by moving, not thinking.
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"The Saudis made a habit of closing down neighborhoods after a Scud exploded," Mr. Baranger said.
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Instead, I had a habit of shopping when I felt bored, stressed, or unhappy about something.
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Make a habit of revisiting your goals regularly and reminding yourself why you're working so hard.
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Only here are we in the habit of using the term "America" in its singular form.
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Legal experts have warned that Trump's habit of tweeting could undermine legal proceedings in some cases.
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You are aware the United States has a habit of overthrowing governments in Latin America. Yes.
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Beijing has a habit of waiting for attention to die down before meting out its punishments.
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Notoriously thin-skinned, Correa made a habit of throwing people in jail for flipping him off.
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If you're not yet in the habit of waking early, some research might change your mind.
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But if possible, you also want to get in the habit of increasing your contributions consistently.
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This sleeping pattern was the only habit of his that my mother couldn't fully get behind.
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If I hadn't been in the habit of compulsively checking the monitor, I wouldn't have noticed.
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Unfortunately, we've got a habit of paying attention to pandemics only when they're actually upon us.
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Cline has a habit of reaching for glamorous phrases, even if the glamour blinds the meaning.
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His habit of imposing tariffs on friends and foes alike will leave a longer-lasting impression.
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Forming the actual habit of saving, and how long you save for, is just as important.
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"), and your lifestyle ("Do you make a habit of scuba diving or jumping out of airplanes?
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Are you in the habit of matching the literature or history you teach with current events?
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Get in the habit of using one of these apps regularly and you'll never overpay again.
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Trump is also in the habit of sensationalizing isolated occurrences when they reinforce his preconceived narratives.
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This fits in nicely with the league's habit of withholding information from fans whenever it can.
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Trump has made a habit of criticizing the Fed over interest rate hikes, breaking with presidential precedent.
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We have a bad habit of seeking instant gratification when it comes to a lot of things.
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Their fanatical obsession in turning their dream into a reality gives them the Rich Habit of persistence.
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Broner has a habit of blowing off court cases ... so, no one really knows where he'll be.
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As Hyden's daughter, Samantha, explains in the documentary, Hyden had a habit of mentoring struggling young people.
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The company is also using the season to get people in the habit of using reusable cups.
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But I think the U.S. does not appear to have a habit of treating others as equals.
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He also has a strange habit of standing on his hind legs, the shelter said on Facebook.
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Likewise, Uber's self-driving program hasn't been immune to the company's habit of continually stepping in shit.
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But as crises inevitably emerged, leaders developed a habit of playing up, or hiding behind, their generals.
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Problem is you're going up against muscle memory, and resistance to change the habit of a lifetime.
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He also had this habit of headbutting drainpipes on the street—they'd all have dents in them.
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"He makes a habit of insulting women," Clinton said Wednesday afternoon as a campaign stop in California.
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They also note that Game of Thrones has a habit of casting unknown or first-time actors.
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Regardless of what you decide, the habit of investing will likely benefit you in the long run.
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Some people get in the habit of managing their money as if they were born doing so.
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I've been having trouble getting myself into the habit of writing just for the sake of writing.
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It was Mrs Merkel's pleasant habit of repeatedly winning elections that helped the sceptics overcome their doubts.
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But Mr Shestun distinguishes himself by his habit of recording incriminating discussions and releasing excerpts on YouTube.
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Image: Korean Central TelevisionThe North Korean government has made a habit of ripping off American technology products.
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You know, I don't think anyone is in the habit of saying we're not up to it.
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Lisa had a habit of keeping her hands clean and having other people do her dirty work.
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Pusha T's track also touched on Drake's alleged habit of walking away from relationships and his parents.
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Suze's Seven-Word Savings Secret It's really quite simple to get into a habit of saving more.
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Krystal's taken to calling Arie "baby," and she has a habit of stealing time from other women.
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I also developed a habit of shopping any time I suffered a blow to my self-esteem.
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But back to the color, Apple has a habit of switching up colors every now and then.
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Avoiding the habit of going baroque or going home is apparently why Cult is working in general.
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Journalists are already in the habit of keeping quiet as a matter of protocol and journalistic ethics.
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So even before I met my fiancé, I had begun to get in the habit of saving.
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If it feels like Tax Day has a habit of moving around on your calendar, you're right.
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The Turkish government has a nasty habit of clamping down on social networks around major political events.
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Camille's mother, Adora, for example, has a habit of pulling out her eyelashes in times of stress.
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Getting into the habit of saving for retirement early means it will become second nature to invest.
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Dontnod Entertainment, the development studio behind the newly released Vampyr, has a habit of creating messy games.
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"I will pursue what I started, I'm not into habit of reneging on my work," he said.
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He has a habit of waxing nostalgic about his own achievements rather than focusing on the present.
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While you're getting into the habit of packing your lunch, start filling up a water bottle too.
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Getting into the habit of writing creative ideas down every day helped pull him out his depression.
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See, for the last decade or so, I've gotten into the habit of falling asleep watching Futurama.
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Throughout its history, Facebook has had a habit of eliminating would-be rivals by simply copying features.
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What matters is that she sees her habit of running as a problem, one she's ashamed of.
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Getting into the habit of saving at a younger age can have a broader financial impact, too.
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If you get in the habit of working so much, it definitely takes a toll on you.
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American presidents have gotten into the disturbing habit of discarding constitutional process when they find it inconvenient.
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And the habit of concentrating refugees in the same places over many years may actually help integration.
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But inflation, a holdover from the previous government's habit of printing money, has remained Argentina's Achilles heel.
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Dan Harmon has a habit of landing himself in controversies, and he's notoriously open about his flaws.
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I didn't want to make a habit of it, but damn that money looked good to me.
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His habit of lying has also received heightened attention: he fibs every five minutes, according to Politico.
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NHL teams have a well-established habit of hammering star players on their way out of town.
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I address on my Snapchat this habit of unrealistic expectations that people like the Kardashians set up.
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"Building the habit of saving early means you'll continue it further down the line," says Cliff Gilley.
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Then again, the Lakers have not exactly made a habit of crushing teams at home this season.
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Getting into the habit of saving any amount will be helpful for you in the long run.
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Danler has a deeply endearing habit of inviting you, the reader, to participate in Tess's own becoming.
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Eventually, the company got into the habit of live streaming the final flights of its previous vehicle.
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Tragedy has a habit of compelling its survivors toward a kind of obliterating inertia or relentless activism.
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Get into the habit of creating a daily routine and schedule so that your days are predictable.
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Andy Murray is making a habit of accomplishing things that had not been done in a while.
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Unfortunately, many get into the habit of skipping their monthly savings when they need more cash flow.
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While you're getting into the habit of packing your lunch, start filling up a water bottle, too.
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This isn't a new habit of his, according to Buffett's close friend and fellow billionaire Bill Gates.
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It's a habit of his to suddenly pull people forward, mid-handshake, making them practically topple over.
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And Ted Cruz has an irritating habit of holding his hand over his heart when he talks.
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Add to that the, by now, predictable habit of calling true things false and false things true.
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We are not, nor were we ever, in the habit of having these types of personal conversations.
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She fell into a habit of compulsively checking her thoughts about her babies to manage her anxiety.
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As small children are wont to do, Rushaine had a habit of putting things in his mouth.
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Society has a habit of ignoring queer women—something the cult Instagram account Herstory aims to correct.
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" Quotable "People in their 20s have a habit of pathologizing each other's very mundane and common flaws. . . .
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You build the habit of savingHow much and how often you save shouldn't depend on interest rates.
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"Get in the habit of turning off computers and electronics when you're not using them," she said.
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Consider the fact that Trump is already in the habit of threatening businesses that have crossed him.
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To think of redressing the surplus as a concession is to continue the habit of competitiveness talk.
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And she had a habit of reading the Federal Register, the daily diary of new federal rules.
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She'd done time as a lounge singer herself and hence—she gestured—her habit of displaying cleavage.
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Bill Murray seems to have a habit of surprising fans and doing incredibly funny gestures for them.
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Then cook in them, all the time, so that you get in the habit of doing so.
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This scarcely seems Ridley's fault and presumably neither is Ophelia's habit of speaking in hushed Malickian tones.
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Its judges, often educated in England, are in the habit of issuing decisions that protect civil liberties.
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As we all know by now, the president has a habit of rambling and improvising during interviews.
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She just has to kick her habit of ingesting her peers, who all happen to be children.
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The most important step Mr. Xi could take is to scrap the habit of setting growth targets.
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The goal is to help this kind of thinking become a habit of mind for your students.
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Once some operagoers broke their habit of regularly attending, they either stopped going or went less often.
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When it stumbles across something that might kill it, it has the lamentable habit of standing still.
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Get in the habit of not leaving valuables in plain sight, especially if it's in an SUV.
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And she has a habit of biographical embellishment that, while trivial next to Trump's, is still disconcerting.
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The same with his habit of doing countdowns when rooting around for his wallet or his keys.
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The money had belonged to a dead relative with a habit of hiding money around the house.
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Our Presidential candidates have a habit of giving up on many states before the campaign even begins.
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He has been known to invoke the Lincolnian habit of writing blistering letters and never sending them.
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It's going from a binge every few years to making a steady habit of it, scientifically speaking.
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I've made a habit of highlighting one startup per week in this newsletter, so why stop now?
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Ms. Hall, 35, an actress of nuance and ferocity, has a habit of taking on these roles.
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Apartments, however, have a bad habit of staying the same long after they're due for an upgrade.
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Back in France, Andre-Jacques Garnerin began making it a habit of taking women into the air.
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Another common denominator among people who live to 100 is habit of snacking on nutrient-rich nuts.
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Another aide described Trump&aposs habit of using unsecured cellphone lines as a "bonanza" for foreign intelligence.
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The Blue Jays expected nothing less from Donaldson, who has made a habit of late-game heroics.
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Amazon has also made a habit of keeping information about its carbon footprint out of public view.
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It is true that I frequently fell foul of her and others through my habit of outspokenness.
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In this climate, Adam Fogelson's warmth and buried anger, his habit of taking deals personally, are unusual.
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Yet turning 18 is a tough time to expect young people to start the habit of voting.
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The president has made a habit of criticizing Mr. Powell, whom he picked to lead the Fed.
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Since the age of 18, her relatives said, she had a habit of traveling for the holiday.
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During my job interview with him, he made his habit of investing in his children's companies clear.
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Mr. Trump's habit of putting words in the mouths of others are not just limited to impeachment.
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"Trump's habit of sending tweets totally at his personal will add another level of danger," Wang said.
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Apparently my habit of thin-soled flats, Converse, and brogues have made my feet a bit lazy.
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Another veil that has yet to be lifted is reading into the habit of the quick scroll.
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The Grammys have a habit of nominating black artists, snubbing them, and leveraging their performances for ratings.
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Federal agencies still have a habit of heavily classifying things, regardless of whether they need to be.
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Some Republicans go very far in publicly criticizing Trump's habit of speaking falsehoods; others are more genteel in their public phrasing about what Sanders calls pathological lying, but make no mistake: Most Republicans are just as offended and worried by Trump's habit of bearing false witness as Democrats.
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But it's time we acknowledge that popping a ripe zit isn't everyone's gross-out bad habit of choice.
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Back then, I made a habit of seeking out the veteran stockbrokers and quizzing them about their careers.
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The President has a habit of ignoring the political and diplomatic sensitivities of his hosts during trips abroad.
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Samsung still holds that honor after the Galaxy Note 7 developed an unfortunate habit of bursting into flames.
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If you think all men suck, this tells me you have a habit of choosing shitty guys 5.
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These sunrise salutations became an enduring family story, as did my habit of getting up with the sun.
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Kepler had a habit of faking its own death, but managed to keep on keepin' on every time.
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Trump spoke out about cyberbullying, critics pointed to her husband's habit of personally denigrating his foes on Twitter.
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I need to stop this habit of not eating breakfast — it's hindering my productivity in a major way.
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C Joel Embiid did not play Monday, continuing the habit of not playing in back-to-back games.
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What's more, American law enforcement is unfortunately not in the habit of prioritizing these kinds of business frauds.
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If NASA was in the habit of taking chances, it'd probably have its own reusable rocket by now.
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The goal is to get people in the habit of using reusable cups, COO Roz Brewer told CNBC.
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Montgomery Mayor Matt Brolley certainly has local experience, but has a nasty habit of voting in Republican primaries.
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If you have nothing saved now start small, however small you need to create a habit of saving.
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But the habit of letting Germany, and especially Mrs Merkel, decide has increasingly taken hold across the board.
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Today, the Persephone planter is their best-selling blob — fitting, given millennials' habit of accumulating and Instagramming houseplants.
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"I do want you to build the habit of automatically investing every month and automatically saving every month."
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"I'm not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my family," Cruz said.
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Poor impulse control, substance abuse and the habit of picking anti-social friends can all respond to treatment.
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High school shows have a habit of wearing out their welcome, moving onward into the dreaded college years.
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Kellyanne Conway does not want to talk about her husband George Conway's habit of subtweeting President Donald Trump.
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That way, you'll get in the habit of saving regularly and improve your financial standing along the way.
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Finery's success will depend on how well it can overcome the entrenched habit of in-store clothes shopping.
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Yet her habit of putting off tough decisions and offering concessions only at the last minute has risks.
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He immediately makes it clear has no problem conceding he has a habit of cozying up with strangers.
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Like most guru-like figures, Susun has a habit of speaking in free-associative parables punctuated with paradoxes.
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Not surprisingly, Dell and the rest of the PC vendors got into the habit of choosing option 3.
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Shockingly, in Taiwan, around nine out of 10 oral cancer patients have a habit of chewing betel nut.
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Calculations of social utility are tidier, and the profession has fallen out of the habit of moral reasoning.
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This separate network keeps your devices separate from theirs, especially if you're in the habit of file-sharing.
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I'm the oldest among us three cousins, so I have the habit of paying for them every time.
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All of which means you should get into the habit of manually saving your game at key moments.
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Remember, he has the habit of killing those who threaten him including with VX in a Malaysian airport.
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" Allen made a habit of sharing his favorite music with Gates — "I remember him playing Are You Experienced?
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For the teen with a bad habit of chewing on pens until they explode all over his desk.
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Dyson has this irritating habit of making wildly expensive products that are actually kind of worth the money.
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People have a horrible habit of openly commenting on women's bodies and trying to "spot" celebrity baby bumps.
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And it is an unlikely guardian of other peoples' money, given its habit of privacy abuses and evasion.
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He also makes a habit of stooping to the same level as trolls when dealing with his critics.
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The term is gendered, most often applied to women, and it has convenient habit of delegitimizing a person.
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You've developed the mental habit of viewing non-restrictive eating as a brief interlude between periods of restriction.
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It's back-to-school week and I need to get back in the habit of getting up early!
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Very much in keeping with this administration's habit of arbitrarily declaring things national emergencies to seize more power!
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Like Trump's impulsive habit of scrawling bombastic notes to his opponents, Gingrich was also an obsessive note writer.
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LF Corey Dickerson is starting to make a habit of leading off the first inning with a homer.
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During their conversation he says he spoke to her about her habit of tossing cigarettes on the ground.
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Dax Shepard has a lot to say about Kristen Bell's eccentric habit of wearing gloves in the pool!
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Where on this loony Earth is Wolfgang, the reticent Berliner with a habit of shooting up public places?
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Diversity reports are not government mandated but have become a habit of some tech giants ever since 2013.
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Dupree believes Franklin, now 63, picked up the habit of photographing his victims after the German gang rape.
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The "think different" tech crowd is developing a habit of blowing up people who actually do think differently.
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"I'm not in the habit of supporting someone who attacks my wife and my family," he told CNN.
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The best hope is that the FDP repeats its habit of making big campaign promises and delivering little.
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She describes her childhood habit of sneaking into her mother's room and trying on her clothes and lipstick.
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In Lipstrike, the lipstick acts similarly to a touchscreen, assuming you keep a habit of kissing your smartphone.
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Just as important: They'll see whether Facebook's habit of adopting knock-off features has dented Snapchat's user growth.
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"Get into the habit of slowing down to notice more details in the long run," she adds. 3.
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It allowed you to make a habit of caring about ancient Crete or Fernando Pessoa or Isaiah Berlin.
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America in particular has got into the habit of giving the benefit of the doubt to big business.
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Much of the early response to Trump's tweet focused on Trump's habit of breaking with precedent and decorum.
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But getting into the habit of saving any amount will be great for you in the long run.
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But he has a habit of undermining those messages even when he gets it right the first time.
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Turkey also resents what it sees as Russia's habit of allowing home-grown jihadists to travel to Syria.
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More than any other clothing or accessories category, jewelry trends seem to have the habit of being monolithic.
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Made much worse, of course, by the breakdown of the traditional British habit of walking on the left.
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Congress has powers of its own that it has gotten out of the habit of using, he argued.
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Don't get into the habit of making excuses and finding something else to blame for the uncomfortable consequences.
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The habit of monitoring mobile devices officially now has no bounds, not even at the locker room door.
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If you don't plan on buying anything, don't make a habit of trying to use coffee shops' bathrooms.
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But his habit of maintaining a cut-off time for consumption is something others may want to adopt.
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In fact, he credits some of his most successful companies to the simple habit of jotting down ideas.
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He had a habit of memorizing employees' license plate numbers to track which ones worked the longest hours.
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Terrorists can also resort to homemade bombs, and have lately made a habit of using vehicles as weapons.
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This habit of evasion has carried over into the bishops' posture toward their own reconciliation-and-compensation programs.
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Take our quiz to see what a daily habit of drinking from plastic bottles does to the Earth.
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But my husband's habit of simultaneously reading several books, and recklessly buying books, has rubbed off on me.
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When he did visit his attorneys, he had a habit of hoisting a cowboy boot onto their desks.
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Julio and I got in the habit of texting each other just to check in and say hi.
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Also present was Dillashaw's habit of kicking too aggressively and throwing himself off balance as he did so.
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I had a bad habit of leaving the house to do something only to turn back half way.
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Do you have a series—TV, movie, game, musician—you haven't been able to kick the habit of?
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Donald Trump's habit of granting deeply partisan pardons (Joe Arpaio, Scooter Libby, Dinesh D'Souza) fall in that tradition.
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More likely, she said, he got in the habit of taking material home to keep working at night.
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Ms. Crimmins, in a telephone interview, remembered Mr. Crimmins's goofy habit of singing improvised songs all day long.
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I picked up his habit of using crack cocaine and taking the heroin to bring the high down.
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And the neo-mercantilists have a habit of making crude errors, like misunderstanding how value-added taxes work.
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Which brings me to one more thought: I'm pretty sure there's an eighth habit of highly effective people.
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Sharks, like New Yorkers, have a habit of heading south in the winter and north in the summer.
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It's good for journalists to start getting in the habit of tracking down creators of mysterious web content.
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She has translated a habit of multiple takes into rehearsal room exploration, playing with different tones and stances.
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"Journalists have a bad, bad habit of equating length with substance and depth," he said in an interview.
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Representative Steve King, a Republican from Iowa, has a habit of praising white supremacists (and possibly neo-Nazis).
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He must unlearn, too, his own preconceptions, his own sense of space, time and his habit of expectation.
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The same habit of reverence that doomed his artwork to bland imitation served him well as a biographer.
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There is abundant evidence of Boswell's habit of abusing girls, many of them orphans and desperate for sixpence.
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That could also be self-preservation, as Trump has a habit of contradicting unequivocal statements from his spokespeople.
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Attention, fans of the CW sitcom "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" and its stage-happy habit of breaking into song.
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Then again, it's worth remembering that revolutions borne by high ideals have a habit of eating their children.
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Mr. Trump has made a habit of attacking well-known public corporations, including Amazon, Harley-Davidson and Google.
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President Trump has made a habit of attacking well-known public corporations, including Amazon, Harley-Davidson and Google.
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I did manage to ditch the habit of starting and ending my day reading the New York Times.
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Yelling for correction is ineffective as a tool and merely imprints the habit of yelling onto the children.
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A habit of speaking out on issues outside his ministerial responsibilities has sometimes embroiled Mr. Varadkar in controversy.
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Plus, seasonal offerings help get customers in the habit of coming in at a certain time of year.
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Yet over time, this habit of deliberately divulging only certain aspects of my life did not feel liberating.
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I am not the best when it comes to focusing and procrastination is a bad habit of mine.
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To get yourself into the habit of giving more weight to happy events, consider using a gratitude journal.
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Instead, I told her that I'd started a new habit of putting a little turmeric in my tea.
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During high school, I had a habit of watching classic films as a way of procrastinating on homework.
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The maker of KitKats and Nespresso has a habit of missing targets and sacrificing profit to boost revenue.
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Williams was known as Wild Thing and had made a habit of giving Phillies fans many nervous moments.
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One owner submitted the story of his dachshund who had the habit of sleeping on the owner's bed.
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A couple of fancy dinners with a habit of lunches out can wreak havoc on a food budget.
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Four decades and one month later, he has decided he doesn't want to make a habit of it.
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Social Q's A reader loves everything about her son's girlfriend, except her habit of licking knives during meals.
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But his lifelong habit of studying and copying scores allowed him to roam the Europe of the mind.
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Charlize Theron, star of "Atomic Blonde," has a habit of playing dauntless women who face down great challenges.
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The Catholic Church, he wrote, "frowns on" such adaptation and has a habit of emphasizing aid over transcendence.
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His cellphone was off, which was not unusual, because of his habit of watching videos, draining the battery.
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This also means breaking our dirty habit of being surprised by outbreaks and scrambling to finance the response.
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"The President has a dangerous habit of undermining the intelligence community to fit his alternate reality," said Sen.
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He has boyishly curly hair that he has the habit of twisting around a finger while he talks.
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Thanks to them, we're moving past our bad industrial-age habit of despoiling the earth as we grow.
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Jono, from Ireland, has had a habit of "scoring drugs before work" and is estranged from his daughter.
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When longtime officeholders are defeated, it shows that voters cared enough to break the habit of incumbent-voting.
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"I hope the president doesn't make a habit of commuting between New York and Washington," Mr. Benepe said.
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Before, I had the habit of holding the phone with two hands when taking photos in portrait mode.
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She seems relaxed but has a habit of picking at the skin on her fingers when she's nervous.
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Some have complained that male supporters of Sanders have a habit of harassing Clinton supporters in online forums.
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If you haven't yet started the habit of keeping and marking a calendar, 2018 can be your chance.
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Second, most merchants were in the habit of doing their books from the preceding month on the 1st.
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And if there is one thing the watch industry has a good habit of doing, it's bouncing back.
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The Rams returned to their habit of losing playoff games and fell into relative obscurity in Southern California.
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A habit of elections, it seems, may also make it more difficult for authoritarians to consolidate their autocracies.
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It subverts the horror genre itself — which has the well-documented habit of killing off black characters first.
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Democrats point out that Corker has a habit of loudly opposing measures that he ends up voting for.
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Ambivalence, that peculiar mental habit of laughing while mad, remains the only possible, the ideal form of sanity.
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Doing it gives you the habit of looking carefully, noticing details that never seemed to be there before.
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I made a decision in that moment to try to curb my habit of watching things while I eat.
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ET, but we should warn that the company's founder and CEO Elon Musk has a habit of running late.
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Uber's habit of giving cheeky codenames to its questionable projects gains a few more mentions in the Bloomberg report.
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It is a habit of moral character, which, because it is a habit, becomes a kind of second nature.
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I have a habit of multitasking, so I try to treat phone conversations as an exercise in full attention.
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Humans have an innate habit of anthropomorphizing objects around them, especially those that move, grow, or talk to them.
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The Release Of Kat's Sex Tape Euphoria has a habit of turning women's sexual manipulation into stabs at empowerment.
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Google has a bad habit of making devices running Chrome OS that are too expensive for what you get.
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Still, Washington has a habit of writing off presidencies early on if administrations fail to get a fast start.
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A much more disconcerting is the habit of America's new chief executive of holding cards close to his vest.
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And it didn't help that Oakland's receivers kept up their nasty regular season habit of dropping tons of passes.
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SHAPIRO: Well, the president has a habit of saying to people well, you can&apost quit, you&aposre fired.
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Thought it was required for the rest of school and got in the habit of only writing in cursive.
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Still, getting into the habit of regularly saving any amount will be great for you in the long run.
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Some dogs also have a bad habit of eating their diapers, which then have to be surgically removed. Woof.
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"It's a bit of a loose end, and they don't make a habit of leaving them untied," Dempsie said.
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Tories however have a habit of rejecting frontrunners so the former London mayor still has several hurdles to overcome.
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I also have a habit of being [very] critical with the [number of] words I use in each sentence.
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The habit of radical gusto and the act of bearing witness that built City Lights characterize Ferlinghetti's poetry, too.
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The Habit of Surviving comprises four true stories about black women at war with oppression, classism, racism, and sexism.
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Human turned the simple habit of moving around the city into human-readable data for yourself and your friends.
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TMZ's not in the habit of giving away spoilers -- kiiiiiiidding -- so we'll just let ya find out for yourself.
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The HTC 10 has a habit of overexposing images and fading colors in even easy situations like this one.
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Ciara's ex, Future, may not appreciate the sweet moment, given his habit of bashing Wilson's relationship with his son.
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"Being in the habit of deconstructing stories is key to letting less of the emotion get us," says Gretter.
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And let's not forget that foam tips have a habit of becoming disgusting after only a few days' use.
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THE deformation professionnelle of the British establishment is its habit of rewarding failure: mess things up, get a promotion.
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It appears Mama Lopez has a habit of stealing the spotlight from her daughter, often at Lopez's Vegas shows.
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A few years later, Nutt suggested the cause of the financial crisis had been the coke habit of bankers.
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Swift has a habit of being off-tone, but at the BBMAs this year, she hit the mark. Mostly.
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The tech giant has endless data on what people want to buy, deep pockets and a habit of winning.
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Bella Hadid and The Weeknd (né Abel Tesfaye) have a habit of running into each other on the runway.
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With that said, Amazon's habit of plastering its own content all over the main home screen can be irksome.
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Every man from my stepfather to ex-boyfriends had something to say about my pesky habit of speaking up.
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Booster is "reinventing the concept and habit of getting gas for the 21st century," CEO Frank Mycroft told TechCrunch.
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Since Mrs May runs a minority government, winning a majority is hard, especially given her habit of castigating MPs.
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Let's just say that post show I had a sort of habit of sex serving as a night cap.
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I noticed that the satisfaction in this less-strict diet actually solved my habit of incessantly snacking at work.
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"Me and Johnny have a habit of making the best out of things, this beats any prom," Lewis wrote.
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The Sinner does have a habit of turning incomprehensible violence by women into applause-worthy refusals to be subjugated.
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"I am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father," Cruz said.
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Unfortunately, people have a habit of spending their hard-earned cash on goods and services that they don't need.
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I'm not in the habit of getting naked during meetings at startup offices, but this time it felt appropriate.
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One theologian exhorted Christians not to abandon "meeting together" in person, "as some are in the habit of doing".
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Trump has made a habit of it over the years, targeting public figures, even his own wives and girlfriends.
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If he wants to do better next time, Trump needs to drop the habit of narrating his own performance.
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But "getting into the habit of saving" can be really simple and can produce long-term benefits, Torabi explains.
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"I have a habit of noting down whatever inspirations I have on the notes of my handphone," she said.
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It thus has an endearing habit of walking along cross-country ski tracks, where the snow is packed harder.
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He has an annoying habit of weaving fussy patrimonial garlands linking his subjects to mostly dead, mostly male masters.
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The tech giant has a habit of leaking its own product releases early and this time is no different.
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Mr Joyce has a habit of highlighting his rural roots by wearing cowboy hats and giving whip-cracking displays.
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Like Snapchat, it opens to the camera, in an effort to get you in the habit of regularly sharing.
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" "The intelligence community has a habit -- and for President Trump, it's an unwelcome habit -- of speaking truth to power.
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Lately, I've gotten into the habit of using Google Lens to identify the things I'm seeing along the way.
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Democratic ballyhooing over Mr. Putin's habit of jailing and sometimes killing his political and media opponents is especially rich.
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It's mandated the embarrassing habit of carting around an EpiPen—or, at the very least, a package of Benadryl.
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Keep more whole fruit than fruit juice in your home to avoid developing the habit of drinking sweet drinks.
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If you can't max it out yet, get in the habit of increasing your contribution on a consistent basis.
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I have a bad habit of never using my credit card and then treating it like it's free money.
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Because Cook has a habit of always misspeaking and dropping massive clues about future products during public appearances, right?
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"You have to establish the habit of spending less than you earn," certified financial planner Carolyn McClanahan tells CNBC.
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Jeffery's young, and he's been productive; other than a habit of getting slightly overweight, he has no real downside.
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I have a bad habit of just eating take out but I just never have the energy to cook.
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America gets more economic activity, and Congress gets out of the habit of raiding Fed funds for domestic spending.
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Some regard the announcement as mere grandstanding, in keeping with his habit of erratic policymaking and provocative public statements.
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From John Sullivan to Bob Fitzsimmons and James Corbett, white champion boxers had a habit of avoiding black contenders.
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In this sense, the Argentine hero has stayed truer to the habit of his idols than his Brazilian contemporary.
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Another interesting habit of Dillashaw's is his use of the crotch grab (or 'gooch handle') against a turtled opponent.
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Musk simply has a habit of teasing news on Twitter before said news is completely ready to be announced.
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Intuitive Surgical has a habit of blowing away the numbers, and I bet this time will be no different.
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He stayed out of prison after that, but he maintained his habit of flying off the handle when provoked.
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This quest to please is related to his habit of flip flopping on contentious issues, like Heathrow Airport expansion.
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Kerr, too, has made a habit of citing their similarities, even if that has occasionally gotten him into trouble.
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Now the attention will turn to the Chinese habit of selling things to the enemies of the United States.
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"You have a real habit of taking things out of context," Eichenwald told Carlson during their war of words.
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"At one point, I created too much here," Mr. Kalin said, noting his habit of stretching himself too thin.
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Get in the habit of putting yourself in the shoes of where your people are on their life's walk.
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Most alarming for anyone hoping that Mr Kelly can right the ship is Mr Trump's habit of disregarding advice.
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Acer has a habit of going thin and light, and really pushing other PC makers to create similar designs.
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Many grain market analysts have made a habit of comparing world supply and demand forecasts with and without China.
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Take five or 10 minutes, per day, and start practicing the habit of working on your emotional health now.
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In keeping with their habit of giving to charity, the couple contributed the payment to the Jolie-Pitt Foundation.
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But getting into the habit of socking away any amount will be great for you in the long run.
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The mosquitoes have a nasty habit of feeding on the lower extremities, so they can be difficult to spot.
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Taylor Swift has made a habit of making the fifth song on every album feel like an emotional laser.
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I had a bad habit of talking hiring managers' ears off for as long as they could tolerate me.
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Gray Matter A FRIEND of mine has a bad habit of narrating his experiences as they are taking place.
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More commonly known as a college basketball fan, Obama made a habit of filling out annual March Madness brackets.
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If Naipaul had the habit of psychologically tormenting his wife Patricia Naipaul, he took to physically assaulting his mistress.
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Many people are in the habit of apologising constantly for things they have no need to be sorry for.
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