No making policy decisions to help yourself instead of taxpayers.
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What strategies do you have to help yourself stop worrying?
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"Help yourself out, bro," contestant Dean Unglert shouted over boos.
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And help yourself to all the candy bars you want.
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Are you doing it to help me or help yourself?
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"Making time to help yourself is a necessity," Megan reportedly wrote.
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Help yourself make better choices by keeping counters clean and pristine.
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But they're both human, and sometimes you just can't help yourself.
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"If you won't help yourself, no one else can," she said.
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Feel free to help yourself to a lollipop when you're done.
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To help yourself, don't pay attention to the daily stock price movements.
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The appetizer consisted of a help-yourself bowl of fresh sea urchins.
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You're always giving help to other people — you sometimes need to help yourself.
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All of your decisions: to help others, or help yourself—have major consequences.
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You probably shouldn't have ANY more coffee, but YOU JUST CAN'T HELP YOURSELF!
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You can either fulfill people's requests for help or ask for help yourself.
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For only $8.99 a month, you can help yourself to unlimited Panera coffee.
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To help yourself stay on track, download a copy of my Performance Tracker.
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But you may help yourself to the industrial-grade pink soap in the showers.
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You do so much to help others—make time to help yourself today, too.
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Much of what you're going through, are things only you can help yourself with.
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If you want government help, you have to help yourself, by getting a job.
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What these products give you is the tools you can use to help yourself.
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One way to help yourself finish a Big Thing is to create fake accountability.
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What can you do also to, like, help yourself and be aware of your surroundings?
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" — Twitter user "This isn&apost about you, it&aposs like you can&apost help yourself.
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"Rewards are an excellent way to reinforce progress and help [yourself] stay consistent," Clayman said.
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You're encouraged to "help yourself" to beer from a refrigerator case in the dining room.
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That's really the primary thing you can do to help yourself feel at home quickly.
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Not only will you learn how to help others, but also how to help yourself.
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Dr Amler said it's a great way to help yourself remain calm in this outbreak.
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That is how you can help, and I think you can help yourself as well.
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You might want it, and if you can't help yourself, you might buy the iPhone 8.
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You can leave notes on them as well, to help yourself or others down the line.
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I mean, your mind soars through all these, that you can't help yourself, I don't think.
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These tools won't change your habits for you, but you can use them to help yourself.
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If you are new and perplexed, or perhaps just perplexed, help yourself out with some anagrams!
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I think you can be brave and help yourself to a few as you see fit.
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So, rather than encouraging your late-night burst of energy, find ways to help yourself wind down.
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"Help yourself, Hassan," he said, waving him in and telling him to shut the door behind him.
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Here we'll focus on your diet, and the second part will discuss other ways to help yourself.
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They can't (read: won't) help you, so you need to help yourself by getting out and exploring.
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"You can help yourself in both (tournaments)," Iowa State coach Steve Prohm told the Des Moines Register.
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There are a few steps you can take to help yourself avoid catching any illnesses on a plane.
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"Help-yourself" stations throughout your venue, from drink refill stations to stocked candy bars, will be a hit.
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According to Scott, talking with a therapist about your family and previous relationships could help you help yourself.
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I can't believe we have to write you up thrice, but it looks like you just can't help yourself.
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When you're feeling down, just glance at the "Good Things Happen" keychain to restore some faith and help yourself.
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Because even though you know checking up on your ex is a bad idea, you just can't help yourself.
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By thinking of how you can be a model for grace under pressure, you help yourself to become one.
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While it can be awkward offering to help a total stranger, it can feel downright impossible to help yourself.
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Don't just take our word for it; help yourself to the mountain of scientific literature demonstrating these inescapable conclusions.
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If you can't help yourself, or occasionally do have to carry a balance, avoid incentive cards at all costs.
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One of the best ways to help yourself, he suggested, is to help others through acts of kindness and compassion.
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Light a fire or a few candles and reflect on what conscious choices you made to help yourself this year.
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Instead, we turn up to your depression and only try to console you once you've already decided to help yourself.
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" –before killing the Wizard Master in Dream Warriors after pretending to be affected by the kid's powers "Help yourself, fucker!
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But if this dream is the one thing you want more than anything your whole life, you can't help yourself.
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Here's what the best research out there has to say about what you can do to help yourself fall asleep.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Lena Wolek's installation "Help Yourself" (2017) at NowSpace is both funny and grim.
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Some locations now feature a saucing island where you can help yourself to as many choices as your taste buds desire.
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"Keep the merchandise so you can help yourself with the sales," the one who appeared to be the boss told me.
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Luckily, there are some ways to help yourself feel better that also make processing what you've been through a bit easier.
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The study found that helping others can boost your mood more so than if you had done something to help yourself.
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"A lot of times the biggest challenge is for officers to know it's OK to need help yourself," de Blasio said.
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You can find more specific details about how to get help yourself or the best ways to talk to a friend, here.
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With a few smart tweaks, you can help yourself be taken more seriously, which can be a good thing in certain fields.
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Moreover, it puts you in the position where you are likely going to have to turn to someone else for help yourself.
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Help yourself to our vast selection of Smartwater, Fiji water, Dasani water—you name it, they're all here, and they're all $4.90.
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We didn't know who was going to put it out—we just figured we'd put it out ourselves or on Help Yourself.
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How do you help yourself — I'm going to confess that I'm not an eSports fan, and I don't think you are, either.
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So you might help yourself by doing something counterintuitive: paying a financial professional to advise you about how to manage your money.
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What you should do is track your deductible interest and help yourself by separating any loan proceeds used for large home projects.
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Breaking the law, a law that was never intended to protect or help you, in order to help yourself is all too familiar.
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You get to choose a hot dish off the menu as well as help yourself to a buffet of fruits, cheeses and danishes.
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Lofi Take the tempo all the way down and help yourself concentrate with study beats made up of lofi hip hop inspired compositions.
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The analog time away from TV and phones can be relaxing — so you can think of other, healthy ways to help yourself sleep.
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You can also help yourself by keeping your nails in good condition — Dr. Mayou advises keeping nails short and trimming or filing them regularly.
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"You can help yourself by preparing, by imagining the worst you might hear and thinking through how you'd feel and what you'd say," Stone said.
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And if you absolutely cannot help yourself, then remember that it's more effective to praise the positive than to give advice to people, Shannon says.
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There might be a simple way to help yourself eliminate late credit card payments and boost your credit score: Set up automated credit score updates.
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You can't help someone else if you won't help yourself, as the saying goes; maybe this is why these characters continue to flail so hard?
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How can you best help yourself, your friends and family, or any other communities your are a part of that are affected by this pandemic?
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Here is a three-step method for how you can follow the law of giving and receiving at work and help yourself and others find success.
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One easy way to help yourself make it through all the doom and gloom of this season is bringing some bright accent pieces into your home.
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Astrologers are meant to help you help yourself, and make informed choices, even if it sometimes feels like life is something that just happens to you.
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Even better, the stores are designed to mimic our beloved Sephora, with open floor plans, help yourself displays, and a house line of skincare and cosmetics.
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" When we moved to Seattle, our friends started this label called Help Yourself, and they were like, "We want to put out a Chastity Belt LP!
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Though the heftier fines baked into the regime do mean data-scraping is no longer the 'help yourself, free for all' it apparently was back in 2014.
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It's available at CERN's open data portal, so help yourself if you think you know how to sift through the event logs and find suspicious energy signatures.
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You don't like to blow things out of proportion, Capricorn, but you might not be able to help yourself today—there's an emotional eclipse in dramatic Leo!
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But if you really can't help yourself, the Portal and Portal+ are available today for pre-order with shipments slated to go out in early-to-mid November.
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If you, like me, have been eagerly anticipating the debut album from King Princess, then please help yourself to a long listen to her first single from it.
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If the Danish concept of hygge helped you get through the dark days of winter, this summer you might want to try shinrin-yoku to help yourself reset.
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In the same paper, the author of the book Don't help yourself, the state will help you, wrote an op-ed titled "Nuit Debout: Dawn of the hipsters".
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I've found it quite commonplace for homeowners to say 'help yourself to the pantry,' others have had very impressive vegetable gardens that I've been welcome to harvest and use.
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You are an agent of chaos in one way or another and just couldn't help yourself from digging Stefan deeper and deeper into the shithole he found himself into.
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Sometimes, you can't help yourself — those dirty dishes have piled up in your sink, or that annoying coworker has forgotten to do his part of the meeting prep again.
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Others were caught when they were most vulnerable: as they went to sleep, or as they woke up, those moments either side of consciousness, when you cannot help yourself.
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If you can't help yourself, we might suggest saying it to a movie character, or to your senior dog the next time it mistakes its own tail for a squirrel.
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As your ever-optimistic planetary ruler Jupiter begins its retrograde this week, you channel your generosity inwards as you consider the ways you can help yourself before helping other people.
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But knowledge is power, and you can help yourself in more ways than one if you know how to pull the strings that keep your credit score in good shape.
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My mom set me up on our porch in costume and on a chair to look like a stuffed scarecrow with a bowl of "help yourself" candy on my lap.
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"As a starting pitcher you want to help yourself and help your team, getting hits is part of the game and getting a walk, getting on base is huge," Anderson said.
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Playlist: "Cue" / "Music Plans" / "Expected Way" / "Opened My Eyes" / "The Madmen" / "You've Got To Help Yourself" / "Neue Tanz" / "Day Tripper" (Beatles Cover) Spotify | Apple Music In 1984, Hosono released Video Game Music.
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You can take virtual tours of the dream home you've been eyeing to buy, defend a goal for your favourite professional football team, and even help yourself overcome anxiety over public speaking.
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The piece is a playful conflation of baking pastry with baking clay, but Wolek is not really joking — "Help Yourself" is an acid comment on the greed and decadence characterizing our civilization.
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You can rate them when you're done cooking, and leave notes on them, for yourself or for the public, to help yourself or others make them better or differently in days ahead.
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"Nobodies" is a droll study in the humiliating brand of desperation that infects the hangers-on of the show-business universe, so help yourself if you haven't had enough of those already.
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When you're done, you can rate your work and, if you like, you can leave a note on the recipe to help yourself in the future, or to help others as they cook.
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"To make sure that you're surrounding yourself with an inner circle of those that compliment [and who will help] you to exponentially increase the connector abilities that will help others and help yourself."
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To know that someone you love is healthy and you were almost there to see them, and a tragedy like this happens, how do you explain or help yourself know they are gone?
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New moons in general—and especially in psychic Scorpio—ask us to get in touch with our intuition, so make time for meditation and journaling to help yourself open up to your inner wisdom.
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Your car, truck, or SUV should be stocked with a set of tools that will allow you to help yourself out of a situation when help is not likely to arrive any time soon.
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"Sometimes, when you get so depressed that you can barely get out of bed, it's hard to do the things that your therapist tells you to do to try and help yourself," he said.
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Do you like synchronized movements, trippy mind-bending plots and cinematography, parallel dimensions, and being strangely attracted to Jason Isaacs even though you know he's playing a bad character but you just can't help yourself?
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"If you know that credit is an issue, you may be able to help yourself by offering an extra deposit," said Gerri Detweiler, head of market education at Nav, which helps small businesses access financing.
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With a pared-down design and minimal look, Sister City is a more affordable option than its parent hotel, and caters to independent, budget-conscious travelers with self-service check-in and help-yourself amenities.
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To help yourself live in the moment, you must do two things: When your sense of pleasure and satisfaction are derived from comparing yourself to others, you are no longer the master of your own destiny.
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So next time your drunk uncle starts rambling about climate change being a hoax, sit him down with 22PO, who will patiently absorb his gibberish while you go and help yourself to some more egg nog.
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The only seats are occupied by the musicians and regulars, and the beer — a selection of mediocre Brazilian brands and cans of Heineken — is in a refrigerator in the back from which you have to help yourself.
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The Verge spoke to Reagle about life-hacking as modern self-help, how life-hacking intersects with the reproducibility crisis in science, and the ethical line between hacking systems to objectify others and hacking systems to help yourself.
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And you need to help yourself: If you read or see something online or on TV that purports to prevent or cure Covid-19, go to reputable resources such as the C. D.C., which provide evidence-based recommendations.
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"So if you can't help yourself, I could justify buying Lululemon under $57, but honestly, here's where I really come out: very, very good company, but the stock, it sure ain't for the squeamish," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Each 23-ounce can of those flavors, which Mission Chinese Food now stocks in a help-yourself refrigerator just inside the front door in Bushwick (under a neon sign that says, Great Buy!), contains about 70 grams of sugar.
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Your heart is aching with nostalgia, and you're eager as hell to move on with your life, but appreciating today is the best way to help yourself heal from the past and set yourself up for a stronger future.
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"The goal of this cancer is to kill you, and to kill you fast, so the only thing that you can do to help yourself is to respond and to react as fast as you can," she added in the video.
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While critical for any health professional taking care of patients with Covid-19, for the rest of us "it's just another preventative, another way in which you can add a filter to help yourself stay away from a coronavirus," Steinemann said.
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"You are taking money from veterans that should go to actual veterans organizations, to help yourself and to fraudulently defraud the public and all veterans that have served their country," said Dexter, who also works with the local American Legion.
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The best tools to keep in your carYour car, truck, or SUV should be stocked with a set of tools that will allow you to help yourself out of a situation when help is not likely to arrive any time soon.
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Now, baby talk, where you're saying "goo goo gaa gaa goo goo gaa gaa," that is not useful for anyone, except if it gives you tremendous delight and you just can't help yourself and you really just need to just get in there with that baby.
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And if you have arrived alone, you end up exactly where you want to be, eating salad (of lettuce picked from Greyfield's garden), nibbling homemade cookies and enjoying a glass of wine from the inn's bar, where you help yourself and leave a tally of your drinks during your stay.
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Of course, visitors must be respectful of the property and its owners — stay on paths, don't come close to the house, and ask permission if you want to camp in the same location for more than one night, and certainly do not cut down trees, start fires, or help yourself to garden produce.
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This is the only culture on earth that could produce a Tim Tebow, and surely the only one that could devise so many ways to care about him for the better part of a decade; it is your right, if you so choose, to help yourself to as much of all this as you want.
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Lately, the fears have focused on Italy, where an "Italexit" — or "Quitaly," if you can't help yourself — has been bandied about by populist politicians as they threaten to abandon the euro, or leave the European Union altogether, over an ongoing tiff with European neighbors over deficit spending, migration and whatever else drums up votes.
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Whether slamming 100 bags of heroin a day to manifest abstract masterpieces like Jean-Michel Basquiat or simply getting drunk to help yourself shit out an endless stream of soulless kitsch like Thomas Kinkade, artists from across the spectrum have been turning to mind-altering substances to aid in their work since the first cave painter chomped down sun-fermented fruit.
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"[My mom's] a nurse and she had the wherewithal to recognize that in herself when she was feeling it and when I was 18 said, 'If you start to feel like you are twisting things around you, and you feel like there is no sunlight around you, and you are paralyzed with fear, this is what it is and here's how you can help yourself," Bell added.
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"[My mom's] a nurse, and she had the wherewithal to recognize that in herself when she was feeling it, and when I was 18 said, 'If you start to feel like you are twisting things around you, and you feel like there is no sunlight around you, and you are paralyzed with fear, this is what it is and here's how you can help yourself,'" she said.
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