Gresta was initially hesitant about getting involved with the project.
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Were there any categories you were seriously hesitant about initially?
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GOP leaders in Congress also were also hesitant about progress.
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Why was she hesitant about confiding in the Judiciary Committee?
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Initially, the original Ghostbuster was hesitant about appearing in the reboot.
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At first I think I was a little hesitant about it.
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But despite their curiosity, consumers are hesitant about fully autonomous vehicles.
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Sanders denied that she was hesitant about taking questions from reporters.
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At first their professor, Thomas Shim, was hesitant about the project.
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Market watchers are also hesitant about the accuracy of Chinese economic data.
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He was initially hesitant about the move from Citi, says Mr Puri.
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You were hesitant about giving Danny any music for the first Trainspotting.
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I had to nurse, and I wasn't hesitant about it at all.
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It&aposs no wonder he was hesitant about going to music's dark side.
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As an actor, does that make you hesitant about accepting such a role?
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" I want to be hesitant about saying, "This is the way Twitter works.
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Lovato herself was hesitant about the pic at first but posted it anyway.
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But people have been hesitant about [ecstasy] for a couple of years now.
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I think some people are a little hesitant about him from that perspective.
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When our band first started, I was so hesitant about sharing my ideas.
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My parents have never been hesitant about sharing anything about their birth country.
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Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress were hesitant about following Fox News' lead in trashing Vindman.
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This is why Black women/girls are hesitant about coming forward with their #metoo.
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Woodsum: I don't think I was hesitant about participating; it was an exciting opportunity.
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Jolene's husband Justin Morales, 26, also a veteran, was hesitant about adopting a dog.
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After the birth of her first child, Alice was hesitant about having more kids.
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In the days leading up to the primary, Sanford was hesitant about his prospects.
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DAZN was hesitant about putting boxing in a head-to-head against the UFC.
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Unlike many others in the Democratic Party, I was, at first, hesitant about impeachment.
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I was hesitant about appearing on YouTube until I realized what I could do.
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But the Golden Globes were at least hesitant about Netflix for a while too.
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Families in other developing countries are more hesitant about handing Granny over to strangers, however.
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I'd been hesitant about the pacifier, but I decide not to make it a thing.
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Octavia told me that's another part of why she is hesitant about topping cis women.
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Afterward, Johnson was both eager for quick results and hesitant about what they might say.
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Previously, Harris had been more hesitant about the idea, and refrained from backing it outright.
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They would probably be doubly hesitant about doing this during an event about immigration policy.
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In the meantime, promoters and producers will remain hesitant about incorporating kits into harm reduction policies.
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In a flashback scene, he was also hesitant about leaving the couple in the coffins, too.
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She wants to release a concept album with Deacon (Charles Esten), though he's hesitant about it.
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Bassett's stylist, Jennifer Austin, told PeopleStyle in March that Bassett wasn't hesitant about showing her midriff.
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While Cardillo was hesitant about this résumé, he appreciated the impact it could have on recruiters.
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A third source close to the couple confirms Kim was hesitant about the big-ticket buy.
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If you're ever hesitant about bringing a potential (or definite) issue to light, just do it.
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Yes, sales is technically about getting someone to take an action they may be hesitant about.
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Rather than being hesitant about it, I would prefer to look at it as an opportunity.
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At the rally Thursday night, Trump had been remarkably hesitant about calling Ford out by name.
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Perez urged her to go but she was hesitant about leaving him in Colombia by himself.
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Except now his nominee for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, sounds more hesitant about pulling out.
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The agency has long been hesitant about such raids because of the bad optics they generate.
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Mr. Huyck, in a telephone interview, said the studio was hesitant about the film at first.
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I was hesitant about putting MALIK in the 36D spot, afraid that he might stump some.
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Cornyn, who has been pushing his own contrasting proposal, seemed similarly hesitant about the path forward.
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Couples with immigrant parents say they are hesitant about traveling to their familial homelands to celebrate.
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The whitewashing of movements like #MeToo makes black women hesitant about recounting their stories of assault.
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That's likely made the Obama administration even more hesitant about inviting charges of politicizing executive agencies.
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"I'd maybe be hesitant about something in the earlier days, when we talked about looks," she remembered.
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Anka, who was wearing a leather dress, was hesitant about climbing the stairs, but Balazs allegedly insisted.
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As someone who has many family members who wear the headscarf, I'm extremely hesitant about the future.
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Initially, your child or children will probably feel a little hesitant about this conversation, but push through.
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I was actually really hesitant about putting it out, and Sene was really good about encouraging me.
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"It's provided more opportunity for clients hesitant about hedging to take advantage of a premium," Morales said.
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"Yeah, that certainly makes me hesitant about sleeping in the subway again," he said about the rodent.
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Major organizations with close ties to Thiel have been hesitant about severing their links to the investor.
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I am usually pretty hesitant about pencil liners, as they can be dry, but not this one.
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The easy virality of Facebook also seems to have made individual users more hesitant about opening up.
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But the EU's ban on using neonicotinoid insecticides to protect bees made farmers hesitant about rapeseed cultivation.
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She had been taking a college-readiness class at school, but remained hesitant about retaking the SAT.
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"Asset managers are hesitant about taking long positions in Gulf markets," said a Jeddah-based portfolio manager.
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His voice has weakened, along with his arms, which has made him hesitant about carrying his daughters.
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Wall Street has been hesitant about the long-term viability of a two-company track for Dorsey.
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"I actually was very hesitant about posting that because I didn't love my legs in it," she said.
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They began their trip fearful and hesitant about moving forward with the surgery, but meeting Jake changed that.
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Let's start by saying that it's totally normal to feel hesitant about making the jump to online dating.
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However, it has been slow to inject new capital into its banks and hesitant about modernising their operations.
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Podesta leads five other candidates for the crucial role but remains hesitant about the prospect, Politico reported Thursday.
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"But he's a little hesitant about talking about personal interests and just personal ..." She trails off a little.
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Financial regulators, many of whom have been hesitant about cryptocurrencies, will need to sign off on the design.
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"He saw a problem he wanted to fix and wasn't hesitant about it," says the 14-year-old.
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The Senate plan has proven unpopular with voters, making potentially vulnerable GOP senators more hesitant about supporting it.
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However, Ecclestone said at the time he was hesitant about what that would do for the brand's image.
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Some parents were newly hesitant about school buses, and wondered aloud what else might no longer be safe.
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Well then, going in the reverse order, you're right that a number of companies are hesitant about going public.
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Some designers told the CEO they were hesitant about releasing it, but Mr. Spiegel decided to go ahead anyway.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's team is hesitant about him testifying before Congress, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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But many Republicans have been less clear about how they'll vote in November, despite being hesitant about backing Trump.
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He seemed almost hesitant about delivering decisive blows, fearful that the dreadful events of September '91 might be repeated.
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When addressing the crowd, Harry paused just before saying "baby," clearly hesitant about revealing anything about the child's sex.
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Reuters reports Facebook had been hesitant about handing over identifying data with regard to hate speech for two reasons.
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I'm hesitant about doing an internship, though, because I know it won't pay as much as a permanent position.
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And if you're hesitant about investing in a whole system, then we'd suggest simply starting out with a camera.
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While companies generally speak enthusiastically about Macri's policies, many are hesitant about Argentina's notoriously volatile politics and economic crises.
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But, we'll be frank: We were hesitant about how it would translate to the Met Gala red carpet tonight.
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The cockroaches you use are sanitized and bred in laboratories, but some people are still hesitant about eating them.
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Banks have also become increasingly hesitant about allowing companies like Credit Karma to gain access to their customer data.
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In addition, countries will be tempted to violate the law if the State Department appears hesitant about enforcing it.
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The opposition party, moreover, becomes less hesitant about taking on the president as the "momentum" from the presidential election fades.
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And while she certainly sees a need for change, she's hesitant about singling out her rapist and "destroying" his life.
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These products go for much lower prices because some people out there are still a bit hesitant about renewed items.
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Russia, hesitant about making an outright attack on NATO territory, has so far refrained from attacking Turkish weaponry inside Turkey.
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Democrats hesitant about impeachment have instead urged that efforts be focused on defeating him in his 2020 re-election bid.
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While there will be some collateral loss to U.S. businesses, the inconvenience will make Europeans hesitant about dealing with Iran.
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While some might be hesitant about switching careers without the right qualifications, changing industries was critical to my savings growth.
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Although they were into lo-fi noise, psychedelic, and drone music, the two were hesitant about checking out black metal.
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He told her on their third date, and he said she was initially hesitant about dating him, but her reservations subsided.
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Overall, Americans are more hesitant about voting for a "democratic socialist" than they were in 28503, according to the new survey.
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Many consumers are still hesitant about various evolving disbursement methods, such as mobile payments, due to their fear of cyber breaches.
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Future presidents will be even less hesitant about using the power of their office to help themselves out of legal trouble.
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In fact, it often punishes them, and because of that, it's understandable that someone would feel hesitant about making a report.
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Maybe unsurprisingly, presidential candidates have been hesitant about embracing that kind of change—even the ones who have cosponsored Sanders's bill.
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A small group of Democrats were previously hesitant about the strict authority the FCC used to create its net neutrality rules.
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There was a heated dispute between two patrons, and Mr. Quinn was not hesitant about picking sides and stating his case.
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So overall, I am still a bit hesitant about the conclusion that digital media use is detrimental to adolescents' cognitive development.
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While parents may feel hesitant about bringing their children to public spaces, health officials and medical experts haven't advised against it.
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Our 13-year-old son, who usually loves going, was hesitant about the trip this year, but he wouldn't say why.
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Over the years, some teams have been hesitant about appearing on the show, worried about the distractions of dozens of cameras.
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Retail experts are also hesitant about whether American customers would buy into the holiday, despite brands' growing enthusiasm toward Singles Day.
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Hunter had some of the fiercest pushback to Weintraub's proposals and Chairman Steven Walther also appeared hesitant about seeking security clearances.
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Cory Booker: Booker said he is hesitant about reducing the strength of the minority party in the Senate by eliminating filibusters.
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The central bank's latest meeting minutes showed some members hesitant about the December hike given a lack of more robust inflationary pressure.
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Since the release of the Mueller report, the party's leadership in Congress has been extraordinarily hesitant about taking the logical next steps.
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When you tell people in that scene, "I have joint issues," they're hesitant about putting their rope on you especially with suspension.
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Tom Arnold has a message for Roseanne fans who are hesitant about watching the reboot: If I can, maybe you can, too.
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For those hesitant about the creature, allow us to explain: He is hot partly because of how he factors into the story.
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Amid multiple offers and conversations about filming a reality show, Johnson, 38, was initially hesitant about opening his doors for the cameras.
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By the end of her training, Shank says that she was still hesitant about getting behind the wheel of a big rig.
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Even though she supports her daughter, Mia Farrow was hesitant about Dylan resurfacing her child molestation accusations against her father, Woody Allen.
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He was hesitant about booking the train, according to the complaint, because he didn't want to attract the attention of the authorities.
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If anything, Democrats are too hesitant about noting the enormous economic benefits immigration brings to most Americans, and certainly to immigrants themselves.
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The great squares and stadiums are empty, the museums shut, the churches hesitant about services, the fine restaurants and cool bars shuttered.
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"I'm disappointed that we still are hesitant about electing a woman as president, but we've just got to beat Trump," said Sapkowski.
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I was always hesitant about getting LASIK because it&aposs expensive, and the idea of lasers cutting up my cornea scares me.
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Initially hesitant about having a friend on retreat, I felt comforted having Jo there, and we agreed to keep a physical distance.
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Jim Bueermann, president of the Police Foundation, a law enforcement research group, praised some of the ideas and was hesitant about others.
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When Ms. Lefevre posted some of the images on social media, Liam was a bit hesitant about having his life laid bare.
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"I too am hesitant about doing something too local that might not work or be successful outside of the country," she explained.
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"I was always very hesitant about [reporting Richardson] because I know nothing can really be done," she said in an interview with Vocativ.
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Latsky knew she wanted Geigel to join her dance company, but Geigel was hesitant about entering the professional dance world with her condition.
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Benjamin Swan: Given it's a sunrise industry, a lot of investors I guess were a little bit hesitant about investing in the space.
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If you're hesitant about wearing so much color, just keep the rest of your look neutral and let your suit make the statement.
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Although Jussie Smollett was the victim of an apparent hate crime, the Empire star was hesitant about reporting the alleged incident to authorities.
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While the Grinch and Kardashian looked overjoyed for the occasion, Reign seemed a bit hesitant about being so close to the outcast Who.
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He had played point guard through middle school—had even been a shooter—and initially was hesitant about a move to the post.
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Even Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is hesitant about the ride-hailing company's goals to have a flying taxi service airborne in five years.
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There's a telling moment in Swift's phone call with West where Swift sounds hesitant about the line West is reading out to her.
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But the political and economic climate has become more unpredictable since then, and owners of important artworks have grown more hesitant about selling.
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One seller told Business Insider that he's hesitant about applying because it's unclear how the third-party banks plan to handle seller information.
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If you're feeling hesitant about buying used, that's OK. Don't rush in blindly and buy the first thing that seems like a deal.
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"I've been hesitant about Ted Cruz and the Carly Fiorina endorsement has swayed my personal opinion," McCain, the daughter of Arizona GOP Sen.
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And, it wouldn't be the first time a parent was hesitant about giving the Bachelor their blessing while still weeks away from the finale.
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In Hong Kong, huge protests in 2003 forced the government to shelve its plans for a similar bill (it remains hesitant about introducing one).
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After having a meeting with Snoop Dog, who is still hesitant about Inferno, Lucious learns that Snoop's advisor is apart of the Dubois family.
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Steve and Misti were a little hesitant about Ben playing again; however, a neurosurgeon cleared him to return for his sophomore season last year.
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J.: We never really faced an issue with people not wanting to tell their stories or at first being hesitant about telling their stories.
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Investors may have grown hesitant about a merger between CBS Radio and Entercom Communications, but Cramer thinks they may have been wrong to worry.
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Brands are hesitant about advertising on Watch, and are particularly concerned about where their ads might appear, because Facebook category designations are extremely broad.
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Misinformation researcher Renée DiResta is hesitant about assuming these types of campaigns are automated since it can overshadow real people's efforts to spread awareness.
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Residents there experience regular flooding from rising sea levels, and certain banks are very hesitant about granting loans for mortgages for 30 years, he says.
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Getting the backing of other allies (and future trading partners) might offer some reassurances to members of Parliament who are hesitant about supporting the plan.
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But acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan has been hesitant about elements of the operation, according to two sources familiar with his thinking.
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Even Republicans who are hesitant about their own nominee argue that Clinton is damaged goods on national security because she is inextricably linked to Obama.
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"Aqua" is noticeably — even self-consciously — hesitant about its super-heroics, especially by comparison with the flat-out costumed craziness of DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
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Claire is hesitant about accepting the offer: she knows that war is coming, and that the British side is the wrong one to be on.
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Simpson was initially hesitant about reporting the details, he said, because he didn't know who to call or who at bureau would even believe them.
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Part of the reason is that society rewards men for ambition, but not necessarily women, and women are socialized to be hesitant about promoting themselves.
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At first we were hesitant about using this cover image because we wrongly assumed it was taking an easy shot at "backward" Red State Trumpers.
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"And for the first time in my life, I'm sorry to say that I'm hesitant about putting my family on a Boeing airplane," Pierson added.
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Ms. Pitre had hired a previous lawyer, but parted ways with her after, she said, the lawyer was hesitant about pursuing a case against Walmart.
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In doing so, he may have helped give centrists who are hesitant about former Vice President Joe Biden a reason to give him another look.
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Two, the anti-vaxers have villainized the CDC in particular, planting seeds of doubt in the minds of parents who might be hesitant about vaccines.
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Still, despite all this, and the fact that I've spent much of my professional life pushing for change, I'm hesitant about mixing children with activism.
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But many Americans are still hesitant about rye, along with other heritage grains like spelt and einkorn that are acclaimed more for health than flavor.
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This meteoric price action is making some market watchers hesitant about buying the stock at this juncture, but say the shares could keep surging still.
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When Mario, who's protecting Angelotti from the police, seems hesitant about Tosca's plans to meet at his villa that night, she turns on the charm.
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Anyone would be a little hesitant about making deals with family members, but nothing has changed at all, except that I live in a better place.
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McGowan, for her part, was initially hesitant about the reboot but has since reversed her position, showing her support for the new Charmed and its cast.
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There's always a chance someone hasn't seen the show you're referencing, which could make them feel self-conscious or hesitant about trying to connect with you.
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Kaplan added he was hesitant about negative interest rates in the United States, due to the impact they would have on the health of financial institutions.
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That said, the Foxes have made us bloody hesitant about predicting anything ever again for fear of appearing stupid, so we'll just call them dark horses.
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While most Americans think the U.S. should be a global leader in space exploration, many remain hesitant about visiting, living on and working on the Moon.
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Clinton has also been hesitant about joining The Clinton Foundation, her family foundation that was used as a political weapon against her during the 2016 campaign.
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Saudis on YouTube Most of the female vloggers CNN spoke to admitted to initially being hesitant about appearing on camera -- some still won't reveal their face.
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But recent research from several European countries shows that many doctors and nurses are also hesitant about vaccines, for much the same reasons as their patients.
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Worse, recent research from several European countries shows that many doctors and nurses have also become hesitant about vaccines, for the same reasons as their patients.
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But we often are hesitant about incorporating color into our lives, says Lauren Rosenberg, an interior designer and CEO of Elaine Ryan LLC home decor company.
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He talked about increasing military power, adding ships to the Navy and making more Army brigades battle-ready, but also sounded hesitant about using that power.
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He said he and Cristoph were both hesitant about leaving their rooms and sharing a plane with the other passengers they'd been avoiding for two weeks.
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Investors may have grown hesitant about a merger between CBS Radio and Entercom Communications, but CNBC's Jim Cramer thinks they may have been wrong to worry.
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While many employees like the idea of working in their pajamas, employers may be hesitant about maintaining productivity and quality control without face-to-face management.
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Mr. Maza said that luxury seekers who were hesitant about visiting Havana because of the limited five-star properties now have no reason not to go.
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At first, she was hesitant about taking photos in the snow, but her photographer, E'Lisa Campbell of E.C. Campbell Photography, encouraged her to brave the weather.
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They would probably be quadruply hesitant about doing this during an event about immigration policy if their immigration agenda was widely criticized as racist toward Latinos.
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For members of the Morgantown community who might be hesitant about becoming involved, Allen is convinced that — like in most situations — understanding is the enemy of fear.
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The quality time with Chyna comes as a source told PEOPLE Tuesday that the Kardashian-Jenner sisters were embracing Chyna after initially being hesitant about the relationship.
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Some people may be hesitant about providing nude images to a company in the first place, even if the firm didn't keep copies of the images themselves.
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The dot-com bubble that went poof in the late 1990s made voters hesitant about Al Gore, who had bragged about taking initiative in creating the internet.
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These days Owens said she is sometimes hesitant about going in the water but tries to not let the fear of getting an infection control her life.
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"I think we were all a little hesitant about making a Game of Thrones parody at first," explains writer and director Dick Bush (yes, yes) over email.
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Kirk Cox, the Republican speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates, has said he thinks Northam should step down but is hesitant about seeking to remove him.
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Saru is hesitant about commanding the ship in his superiors' absence, pausing nervously when an ensign requests orders, but his doubt clearly isn't all in his head.
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Though Belle says she was hesitant about the name at first, after consulting with their Twitter followers (of course), the group decided to stick with the moniker.
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They were initially hesitant about combining the careers they usually work so hard to keep separate, but Blunt told THR the story itself was just too good.
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I'm pretty petite, though, so I was hesitant about pairing two baggy/oversized layers — a shapeless mock-neck dress and kick-flare trousers — in such a way.
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The Federal Reserve cited concerns about the world economy at its latest meeting, which suggests it is hesitant about raising interest rates again at its March meeting.
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With U.S. stocks on the climb thanks to bullish institutional buyers, Cramer figured investors would start to get hesitant about buying into a market that's heating up.
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I'm always a little hesitant about such lightweight leggings as many lack support, but these are equal parts supportive and breathable — a winning combination for sweaty workouts.
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If Sam had been feeling hesitant about revealing Jon's true parentage to him, he was less so after he learned his new queen had torched his family.
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"Gender identity disorder" was considered a form of mental illness until recently, but today anyone hesitant about transgender women using the ladies' room is labeled a bigot.
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"The only time I felt a little hesitant about buying a TIC was with the nontraditional loan," says Chammas, 33, an internal audit manager at a bank.
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The nice thing about Mott & Bow is that if you're hesitant about the fit, you can also choose a free try-on size in the nearby measurements.
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This important to remember when talking about Cassie Randolph and Colton Underwood, especially, because she was so hesitant about the engagement aspect of the show to begin with.
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Tension within the Trump administration Acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan was hesitant about elements of the operation, two sources familiar with his thinking told CNN.
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Cassandra is hesitant about it at first, but Kelly convinces her that it'll be a good morale boost for everyone to have some sliver of normality right now.
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Activists in New York say that prostitutes tend to be hesitant about telling the police if they are attacked or raped for fear they themselves will be arrested.
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I was hesitant about participating and skeptical about whether this was something I wanted to be a part of, but probably not for the reasons one would assume.
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Trump and his top aides have so far been hesitant about outlining the administration's Syria policy and the President has even said he is "proud" of his flexibility.
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The result is that complementary and alternative medicine practitioners, having altered their web of belief, are generally more hesitant about vaccines, as are those who solicit their services.
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Mapping out a trial period, Reynolds says, can be great if you know your boss will be hesitant about committing to a full-time work-from-home plan.
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He said finance multinationals were hesitant about making hiring decisions due to concerns that Britain may lose its ability to sell services to rest of the European Union.
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"If you're an end-consumer about to spend $1,000 on a hotel booking, you might be a little hesitant about trusting a newer brand like ours," he said.
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He the House and Senate, initially hesitant about the decision, have been working with ICANN, and companies like Verizon, AT&T, Google, Intel, Cisco, are now on board.
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Both raised large, six-figure sums last quarter, but national Democrats are hesitant about Uygur, who has made a slew of crude comments about women, Muslims and Jews.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was initially hesitant about leaving for an economic forum in Davos as his Senate trial gets underway in Washington, according to multiple people.
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I was very hesitant about this dress, but the reviews were pretty convincing and they sounded genuine; I took a leap of faith and ended up buying it.
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I think about how my mother is sometimes hesitant about my outspoken politics: of what will happen if I go out on a limb and my campaign fails.
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And labor unions that represent air traffic controllers have been hesitant about privatization, out of concern that employee pensions and benefits would be curtailed in the private sector.
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For a long time, many of her clients were hesitant about using Snapchat, because they didn't feel comfortable handling it themselves in real-time when she wasn't with them.
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Patel seemed hesitant about throwing his hat in the ring for Sexiest Man Alive, but DeGeneres helped out by creating a faux PEOPLE cover to get the ball rolling.
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Although she was initially hesitant about adding pops of orange to her dining room — which friends have since dubbed Café Hermes Blair — she came around to the bold choice.
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While the age gap had initially made me hesitant about pursuing him romantically, I had grown so comfortable talking to him, I felt like we'd known each other forever.
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Kawakubo is notoriously very private (she was even hesitant about attending the gala in her honor), so perhaps Minaj wanted to ensure she would be present in some form.
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At first, he was hesitant about supporting the bill; in the spring he backed a watered down version that was proposed by the House and rejected by the Senate.
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Investors should be "hesitant" about investing in stocks over the next weeks despite the 's 5% rally so far this month, a J.P. Morgan strategist told CNBC on Tuesday.
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But we're hesitant about tasks that we could possibly fail at, though those are of course the ones that stretch our talents and challenge us to develop new skills.
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" Still, "I held onto my job after Kitchen Confidential came out; I was hesitant about whether I should leave the kitchen, and I waited as long as I could.
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With U.S. stocks on the climb thanks to bullish institutional buyers, CNBC's Jim Cramer figured investors would start to get hesitant about buying into a market that's heating up.
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However, the future is not all dark, according to Grignolio, who says 10% of Italians who are somewhat hesitant about vaccinations that can be convinced to inoculate their children.
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Officials within the agency have been hesitant about the effort because of limited space in family detention facilities and the bad optics of separating undocumented parents from their children.
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He famously refused to allow two Ted Cruz delegates to fly on his private jet after the Republican National Convention in 2016 when they were hesitant about supporting Trump.
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But it's not clear whether Republicans will be willing to take that step, and the GOP committee members were hesitant about defying Trump on the memo earlier this week.
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To reassure a public hesitant about signing up to live with even more mosquitoes, the program held meetings and events to explain the project and ask households to participate.
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Cookbooks Novice bakers might be hesitant about folding egg whites and proofing yeast, but nothing frightens their floury souls more than the prospect of making pie dough from scratch.
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Read more: 21 products we were hesitant about at first but ended up really liking Here on the Insider Picks team, we're no amateurs when it comes to commuting.
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For Careem, the ride-hail alliance offers the company the unique opportunity to expand into Western markets that might otherwise be hesitant about accepting a company from the Arab world.
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On Tuesday, J.P. Morgan strategist Jason Hunter said investors should be "hesitant" about investing in stocks due to the possibility of bad trade news from this month's G-20 meeting.
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Josh suggested that he and Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz) were done — but it was hard to believe he'd drop his years-long relationship after consistently seeming hesitant about being with Rebecca.
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The national government is separate from the Palace of the Kingdom of Benin and I believe that's been one reason that many other museums have been hesitant about moving forward.
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The barely there color that's amplified by the pale pink glitter makes this do-it-yourself option perfect for someone who is hesitant about dipping her toes into this trend.
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But for someone so comfortable behind the lens, Benson was hesitant about being the subject of a film: "I don't really think I'm that good at shooting photographs," Benson said.
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The headwinds have gotten a little bit stiffer: Companies are increasingly hesitant about buying new equipment and building new factories, and builders are not starting large numbers of new homes.
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There is plenty of photo proof that this water is the real deal, just in case you're feeling hesitant about throwing your hat into the ring to own some Internet history.
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He knew the skin had gone through a lot during the surgery to remove the breasts, called a mastectomy, and he was hesitant about using needles on such a sensitive area.
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Kutcher was originally hesitant about going on, but felt it "might deliver the opportunity to bring an audience to the show that might not normally watch it," he told A Plus.
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At many companies, there is not much room left to cut costs or improve efficiency, but executives remain hesitant about investing heavily in new machines and technology that would increase output.
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"The U.S. may be hesitant about launching military strikes on North Korea, but it is good at disrupting developing countries by disintegrating cohesion or initiating color revolutions," said the Global Times.
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Members from the party's growing suburban center will likely be more hesitant about expensive new government programs, and especially raising income taxes, than their colleagues from lower-income and urban districts.
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Actor and R&B singer Jussie Smollett was initially hesitant about reporting that he was attacked by two men last month, according to a police report from the Chicago Police Department.
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Nicole Walker My son had his first real exam a few months ago and was hesitant about letting the doctor pull his pants down to do an exam for a hernia.
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Labor unions have also been hesitant about USMCA, with some, such as the AFL-CIO, expressing reservations that the new labor protections don't go far enough and lack strict enforcement rules.
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Waiting to see Klobuchar speak at an event in Wolfeboro, voter Susan Kucha told me she was considering both Klobuchar and Biden, even though she was hesitant about Klobuchar's low polling.
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Lane was hesitant about having a pet at first, though, because of how frequently his career keeps him away from home — he's currently headlining his cross-country Big, Big Plans tour.
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Varelas notes that employers can be hesitant about hiring young people because they're worried that these applicants, particularly millennials and members of Gen-Z, won't stay with the company for long.
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Investors were also hesitant about buying smaller companies as the Russell 2000 index was down 0.05 percent on Friday, and was more than 5 percent off its July 25 record close.
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Our ignorance of the precise ways in which a woman's changing body and immune system interact in the course of pregnancy causes physicians to be hesitant about choosing newer treatment options.
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Leaders hesitant about remote work either don&apost offer work from home as an option, or introduce tracking systems that put the onus on the employee to prove they&aposre working.
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Related: Glock pistols are the overlooked weapon in American mass shootings When I first arrived with a friend, the class of soldiers and law enforcement officers seemed hesitant about welcoming civilians.
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Since it's a site for serious relationships and not just hooking up, it could be very possible that matches will be hesitant about meeting in person until they're sure that they're interested.
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This will be very useful in helping to attract subscribers who might be hesitant about putting down yet another recurring financial commitment with the growing selection of over-the-top streaming offerings.
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Organizers were initially hesitant about embracing the inflatable fowl, but as Taub recalled, "Somebody on our executive committee said, 'Well, you can't really have a blow-up balloon of the US Constitution.'"
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Even as stocks recovered on Monday after a tariff-related sell-off, CNBC's Jim Cramer knew investors would still be hesitant about adding to their portfolios amid all the uncertainty with China.
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His uncle and legal guardian said one lawyer had offered to take the case for $6,000; the family decided against paying when the lawyer seemed hesitant about the boy's chances of success.
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No. Some people are hesitant about signing up to donate because they worry that the system may be rigged with the wealthy buying their way to the top of the transplant list.
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"When I first met her she was hesitant about her English, but then she came back and said, 'I want to sing "Santa Baby," I want to be American,'" Ms. Burns said.
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I had been using the standard-sized iPhone 6S, and then the iPhone 11, for nearly three years, and I was hesitant about switching to what seemed like a very large phone.
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Banking sources said any plan to sell off a part of the building, however, may make some banks hesitant about joining the senior loan portion, as it could potentially complicate repayment obligations.
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For students worried about accreditation, hesitant about for-profit schools or those who want to make sure investing in their education will pay off, there are some things to look out for.
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If fair share legislation passes, Mr. de Blasio will have to sell neighborhoods hesitant about accepting homeless shelters on the idea that economic integration is a good idea, vital to civic health.
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They will have to find a way to coax an energized movement that is demanding robust action on climate change alongside a core Democratic contingent that may be hesitant about such drastic changes.
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Although a handful of 215(k) plan participants have hit seven-figure account balances, other workers might be more hesitant about socking away money amid fears of a recession and recent market volatility.
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"I've been kind of hesitant about having more kids just because it literally keeps me up at night, thinking about how my kids will survive in a crazy world like this," she says.
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Our view on it is that we have a number of family brands, Oreo would be an example, so we feel a little bit hesitant about doing anything with CBD in family brands.
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Other CEOs have run two companies — most notably Steve Jobs who successfully ran Apple and Pixar — but Wall Street has been hesitant about the long-term viability of a similar track for Dorsey.
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A month before the first round of France's presidential election, 43 percent of voters are hesitant about who to vote for, a poll said on Friday, underlining the uncertainty surrounding the volatileelection campaign.
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Joel Rodriguez, Rodriguez Grocery and Deli Rodriguez was a little more hesitant about the concept, noting that a lot of young people might prefer the convenience of a machine over the corner store.
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Natori Bliss Perfection Underwire Contour Bra, $43.90 (after sale $66) [You save $22.10]If you've been hesitant about splurging on nice undergarments, there's no time like a big sale to take the leap.
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As an anti-runner (come at me marathoners), I was a bit hesitant about how I'd fairly use and review the newly-launched Sensoria Fitness socks when I got my hands on them.
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Clinton and Obama, by contrast, were both far more hesitant about starting major wars — and thus, rhetorically, less prone to playing up the ability of the US military to fundamentally change the world.
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HTC is bringing out a cheaper version of its blockchain-friendly smartphone in a bid to entice the people hesitant about buying cryptocurrencies and expensive flagships from the likes of Apple and Samsung.
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Administration officials told The Washington Post over the weekend that Trump would withdraw Hartnett White's nomination, saying that it did not have enough momentum and that Senate Republicans were hesitant about her experience.
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Though Lacey was hesitant about whether or not she should continue supporting Gypsy in The Act, in real life, it seems Woodmansee has been there for her in the aftermath of Dee Dee's murder.
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He did vote in the Illinois primary -- meaning he plainly prefers one candidate over the other -- and hasn't been hesitant about defending his former secretary of state against political attacks and allegations of wrongdoing.
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But Schiff was one of the prominent Democrats who was hesitant about pursuing impeachment before the whistleblower complaint swung the focus to Ukraine and put Schiff at the helm of the Democratic impeachment effort.
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According to restaurant director James Dempsey, the idea was inspired by customers who asked for sandwiches on a Sunday — something he was hesitant about, considering Britain's long-standing love affair with Sunday roast dinners.
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The summary highlights a fresh rift that Kataoka could bring to the BOJ, with many others in the nine-member board hesitant about ramping up an already massive stimulus programme including Governor Haruhiko Kuroda.
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Analysts who follow Under Armour — many initially hesitant about the Kohl's brand cheapening Under Armour's — are now more upbeat about the partnership's potential, after hearing what the Kohl's CEO had to say on Thursday.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo were hesitant about releasing the private conversation; whereas Attorney General William Barr and Trump's attorneys advocated for him to release it, The Post reported.
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The Philippines, one of the world's fastest growing economies, is overhauling its aging infrastructure to boost its competitiveness, create jobs and attract foreign firms hesitant about power costs, logistics headaches and supply chains challenges.
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The paper, led by researchers at Emory University in Atlanta, was designed to tease out which morals parents who were hesitant about vaccines held most dear when making personal decisions, including about vaccinating their kids.
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LONDON (Reuters) - While many Kenyans fear Thursday's election re-run will provoke serious trouble, foreign investors are cautiously confident that the country's debt can ride out the crisis, although they remain hesitant about local stocks.
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Jake was equally affected by the backlash, and said he lost several big-figure brand deals because of his association with his brother, despite the fact that Jake was hesitant about Logan uploading the video.
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At first hesitant about how to behave in a cemetery, the group found themselves walking off the foot paths to meet trees, sitting together on blankets, and pouring cider for each other near the source.
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"I think even Republicans in the Senate would be hesitant about cutting a program on which families depend who have members in recovery and getting addiction treatment in the midst of an opioid epidemic," Sen.
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If Mr. Trump secures that prospect, he will fulfill the deal that he struck during the 2016 campaign with traditional and movement conservatives who were skeptical of his politics and hesitant about supporting his candidacy.
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While Canada proposed an expulsion provision in discussions leading up to the establishment of NATO, the British were hesitant about the idea because it could send a message to the Soviet Union of NATO infighting.
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The new ad formats are the latest to join an already innovative lineup of ad experiences for Hulu, where the company hasn't been hesitant about trying out new ideas to make ads more user-friendly.
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That could help them to diversify risk — and in doing so, it could help them make more money, enabling easier exposure to investments that they might have been hesitant about or incapable of backing individually.
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When the notoriously risk-averse McClellan proved hesitant about actually committing his army to battle, a caustic Lincoln asked if he might "borrow it for a while," hinting at the greater presidential assertiveness to come.
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However, the project was subject to months of delays because Denmark was hesitant about the pipeline traversing through its territorial waters before it finally granted a permit for the project at the end of October.
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But back in 2007 she was asked to pose for Playboy and said that she was so hesitant about baring it all that she held a meeting with the late Hugh Hefner himself to be convinced.
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One of the best small moments of A-Force is Dazzler and Nico thinking that a world full of Thors would be hot, and Medusa and Captain Marvel being a little more hesitant about the idea.
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Some of the dresses will go to a contest-winning drag queen, but Kufrin has been a little more hesitant about what to do with the lacy black gown she wore during Luyendyk's repugnant season finale.
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She was initially worried that he would be hesitant about being involved in the clip, but he saw it as a way to carry on the legacy of his late wife, who died two years ago.
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That said, she was hesitant about supporting my decision for a few reasons, including the fact that most women don't undergo a reduction surgery until after their childbearing years are over, and I was only 24.
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A piece of burgundy plastic, believed to be part of a side window, surfaced earlier this week, but the authorities were hesitant about saying whether it belonged to the family's Honda Pilot of the same color.
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"I've always been hesitant about letting her do the hair tutorial — either because I'm fearful of her not being gentle and careful with her hair, or because it's usually braided up," Watkins told the Daily Mail.
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However, investors remain hesitant about chasing the rallying pound higher even as the British government said it was close to an agreement with the European Union on how to move Brexit talks onto trade next year.
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The need for carmakers to win over a public still hesitant about buying a car that needs half an hour or more to recharge is becoming more urgent as electric vehicles move closer to mass production.
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" Just one day ago, Lee told VICE News that he was hesitant about supporting the measure because, in his eyes, the measure as written had "a lot of the findings of fact that really overstate things.
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The price plunge comes days after the Intercontinental Exchange, parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, launched its bitcoin futures contracts as a way to usher in investors who have been hesitant about trading cryptocurrency.
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"I was hesitant about taking the project due to the authoritarian nature of the character," the 31-year-old star of "Creed" and "Black Panther" told Reuters ahead of the neo-noir's television release on Saturday.
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Although the company just announced a new shooter game and more expansions to its nostalgic franchises, including "World of Warcraft" and "Hearthstone," some gamers say they are hesitant about giving the company their time and money.
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Unsure how to navigate the domain of online friending, I was hesitant about making the first move, and I made certain I didn't come across too keen by messaging straight away... I might have been overthinking it.
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During an appearance on The Rose Buds podcast on Tuesday, the 32-year-old construction sales rep opened up about his decision to bow out, admitting that he was hesitant about the entire experience from the beginning.
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Rianka Dorsainvil, a certified financial planner, said she was recently working with a married couple, both in their 30s, who were hesitant about investing in the stock market — although they had around $15,000 available to do so.
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If he doesn't not have the political strength to push enough Republicans behind a major piece of legislation and if he can't actually deliver on his legislative promises, more Republicans will be hesitant about giving him more support.
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Wade, this is Affordable Care Act, and part of the reason that the Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was hesitant about Kavanaugh coming in as the nominee is the fact that he does have an incredible paper trail.
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In the first trailer for the second season, we learn that Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) is hesitant about adopting a third child, which will definitely force Randall (Sterling K. Brown) to be patient and understanding towards his wife.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling investors remain hesitant about chasing the rallying pound higher even as the British government said it was close to an agreement with the European Union on how to move Brexit talks onto trade next year.
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I know there are people who are not going to vote for me in this election because they are still hesitant about my intentions about our party's intentions, our party has changed a lot over the past years.
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To his credit, Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE has been hesitant about this new French initiative.
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Yeates said consumers are hesitant about new companies as a rule, so the more data that insurance companies can offer to offset that uncertainty and model the future will lead to more acceptance of the new insurance model.
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The judges appeared hesitant about the argument that the administration's decision was motivated by racial animus, as critics have argued, while also questioning what would happen to the participants in the program if the preliminary injunction were lifted.
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Real economic growth will require sizable foreign direct investments but international banks have remained hesitant about financing projects in Iran largely because of lingering American sanctions and the fear that the Trump administration will scrap the nuclear deal.
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Hesitant about resuming the life she had left behind in the city (bartending to pay the bills and carving out time for artistic projects on the side), she remembered how taken she had been with the gallery space.
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Well this has been one reason that Democratic leaders like Pelosi have been so hesitant about impeachment and it's been hotly disputed among political pundits everywhere about whether impeachment would be good for Trump or bad for Trump.
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As a Canadian writing to Canadians, I have decided to ignore them, although I certainly feel a bit hesitant about this request: I need your help to make Canada No. 1, at least in a competition with Australia.
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And, given the recent alarming Tindstagramming trend—when Tinder users receive Instagram DMs from people they swiped left on—it's easy to see why anyone would be hesitant about linking social media accounts to any form of dating account.
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When a French-speaking server acted dismissively towards us on two different occasions, she was not hesitant about speaking up to get what she deserved — an act that later emboldened me to take this up to the restaurant manager.
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Indonesia's tax amnesty scheme, launched in July, may also help to boost luxury car sales as those who were previously concerned by being chased by the tax office would now be less hesitant about making such purchases, Hardjosoemarto added.
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" Harris, a former San Francisco district attorney and California attorney general, said she wasn't hesitant about the possibility of putting a former president on trial, saying that "the facts and the evidence will take the process where it leads.
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Brewing process I'm used to popping a pod into a single-serve brewing machine or going next door to my nearest coffee shop, so I was hesitant about putting in extra time and effort to use a French press.
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But Devine said focus groups conducted for the Sanders campaign in Iowa last time found even many Democratic voters hesitant about completely eliminating tuition and instead drawn to the notion that students and their families should contribute some of the cost.
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"If you don't know what the rules are or how it's going to operate, you are going to be fairly hesitant about making that investment," said Snyder, who was in China to promote his state's industries, including autonomous vehicle technology.
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What happened was that many Catholic voters who had been hesitant about Trump over the summer eventually decided to vote for him after WikiLeaks released the stolen emails and Trump returned to the populist themes he'd used earlier in the campaign.
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I don&apost know if it is Rick Gates, I don&apost know if they&aposre afraid to bring Rick Gates in as a prosecution witness, they seem to be hesitant about bringing Gates in, which I find interesting. Professor?
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In my opinion (and from what I've heard from others), a lot of people are hesitant about online dating because spilling all of the deep stuff right out of the gate is just too much pressure and too much work.
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In a time when consumers aren't as interested in spending hundreds of dollars on a capable but bulky DSLR because their smartphones snap photos that are good enough, Canon is still apparently hesitant about fully embracing the casual photography market.
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Stephanie Schriock, the president of Emily's List, a group that supports female Democratic candidates, said it had been important for leaders like President Obama and Mr. Kaine to speak directly to voters who "may still feel hesitant" about electing a woman.
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"MAPS' work is really important because obviously there are a lot of patients that are just hesitant about cannabis or unable to participate," says Michael Krawitz, executive director of Veterans for Medical Marijuana and a retired United States Air Force Veteran.
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Most voters who were newly considering her told VICE News their other top candidate was Warren, while those newly hesitant about Biden weren't ready to jump onboard with anyone else yet — or talked about other more moderate candidates like Minnesota Sen.
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The darkness is there, but it's never there too long, as if Spielberg, who helped shaped the modern-day blockbuster, were hesitant about losing his target audience with anything that might suggest there are any complications to their rollicking, nostalgia-fueled adventure.
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The Republican, Julie Killian, a former Rye City councilwoman, is moderate enough to support "common-sense gun laws," although she is hesitant about bail reform and her fight to lower property taxes is a more local issue than one for the Senate.
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Though hostile to Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron, who wants Britain to stay in the EU, and disdainful of Brussels, many were hesitant about voting to leave the 583-nation bloc for fear that it could lead to factory closures and job losses.
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Though paying a visit to the medical tent is crucial in the event of a drug-related emergency, it would appear that many Canadians are still hesitant about using these services at festivals, likely for fear of being stigmatized or facing legal repercussions.
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While she couldn't say which members the Hooters reps would be meeting with while in the nation's capital, Ritter insisted the company has "gotten no pushback at all" from any lawmakers who might be hesitant about mixing and mingling with scantily-clad servers.
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Some Democrats were still hesitant about supporting War Powers legislation after Tuesday night's strikes by Iran, but any doubt evaporated after hearing the argument presented by the officials Wednesday, a source in the room said, adding that Democrats left the room incensed.
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FBI Director James Comey has claimed that the scrutiny, which has been dubbed the "Ferguson effect" after the killing of an 18-year-old in that Missouri town, has caused police to be more hesitant about getting involved in potentially perilous interactions.
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Best for: Fans of darker sci-fi, complicated politics, and serialized storytelling; anyone hesitant about getting into Star Trek Recommended viewing order: Deep Space Nine is the most consistent Star Trek series, and it benefits greatly from being watched in its entirety.
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At first, I was hesitant about leaving him with a stranger, until the hotel informed me that all their childcare professionals are required to have over three years of direct experience caring for children and they must be trained in CPR and first aid.
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"There are obvious reasons why these Plaintiffs are extraordinarily hesitant about filing public documents containing their personal information, such as their address or date of birth, and they will not publish that information absent a legal obligation to do so," Mark Bankston's response said.
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They're all in on wanting to reform the tax code, but some are hesitant about doing anything that risks raising the deficit long-term, including Corker, who has repeatedly said he'll refuse to support anything that increases the deficit beyond the 10-year window.
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But several community leaders said the errors gave the impression that the state didn't care enough to get it right, and even worse, they worry that the mistakes might make parents who are hesitant about vaccines doubt health department officials when they say vaccines are safe.
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Though the actress was there to contribute to a panel called "The New Rules of Social Stardom," she admitted she was very hesitant about embracing social media — much like she was about red carpet style initially (and look how much of a pro she is now!).
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Property assets priced above 2 billion rupiah ($153,000) are likely to sell more, as people who were previously scared of being chased by the tax office would now be less hesitant about making such purchases, Adrianto Pitoyo Adhi, President Director of PT Summarecon Agung Tbk, told Reuters.
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But, I get a little bit, kind of, you know, sort of hesitant about all of this incredible outrage about all of it because, of course, that&aposs exactly what the press does every day and they have done for the past two years, conflate Russian meddling with collusion.
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As a food writer who is usually based in Italy, I'm initially hesitant about an Italian-themed spot, but the beans prove better than anything I can find back on my home turf: crispy and barely coated with truffle vinaigrette, and given some salty contrast with grated Parmigiano.
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"The UK is admired and respected around the world but people are baffled by our debate on Brexit and they cannot understand how this great country can squander so much time and energy on this question and how we can be so hesitant about our future," Johnson will say.
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Last year, Mr. Avildsen, who had steadily made films for nearly a half century, told The Baltimore Sun that he was initially hesitant about taking on "Rocky" — the story, written by and starring Sylvester Stallone, of the rise of a big-hearted working-class boxer from South Philadelphia.
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"All my internal warning bells are going off and for the first time in my life, Im sorry to say that Im hesitant about putting my family on a Boeing airplane," Pierson wrote to Boeing management before the first crash, according to an email obtained by the committee.
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Those who said they were hesitant about Mr. Trump did not necessarily seem bothered by his views on Muslims or immigration or his absence of foreign policy experience, but said they thought his disposition would make it hard to work with Congress, as well as minorities like African-Americans and Hispanics.
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Although Luke gives a firm "no" after visiting Paris Gellar's (Liza Weil) Dynasty Makers fertility and service clinic, the topic of having a "fresh kid" arises again at the end of "Winter" — and it is evident that Lorelai is hesitant about completely saying goodbye to the possibility of having a child together.
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Saying that no government could guarantee total security, Michel made repeated references to Islamist militants succeeding in carrying out attacks in France, the United States, Britain, Spain and elsewhere and said Belgium had been a pioneer in pushing for greater international coordination of intelligence — something many larger states have been hesitant about.
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Polls show the proposal is popular with about two-thirds of Venezuelans, though skeptics are hesitant about surrendering control of monetary policy to the Federal Reserve, and recall that an effort by Argentina to peg its currency to the dollar quelled one crisis in 1991 but helped lead to another in 2002.
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In episode 5, "The Game Plan," we learned that Rebecca was initially hesitant about having children, since she was enjoying the freedom of her life with Jack, but a shared love of football and one stressful Super Bowl Sunday helped her get to the right place to give a family a shot.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Random Access CharacterWe totally understand if you're hesitant about installing a random app on your computer, and if you'd rather play it safe, the procedurally generated characters are uploaded to an ever-growing Imgur album that will give you hundreds of reasons to waste time at work today.
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The report noted that while AI systems are already technically capable of choosing targets and firing weapons, commanders have been hesitant about surrendering control to weapons platforms partly because of a lack of confidence in machine reasoning, especially on the battlefield where variables could emerge that a machine and its designers haven't previously encountered.
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She performed at President Obama's inauguration, but Aretha Franklin seemed hesitant about doing the same for President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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"Now, if I'm being honest here, at first I was a little bit hesitant about getting involved in it because even in my mid 30s I still seem to think I'm too cool for some things, but I'm not too cool to admit when I'm wrong and here I am, admitting I was wrong," wrote Burke.
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So their therapist suggests some time alone with her, and while Charley is hesitant about opening up (no surprise there), she eventually admits that her own mother's pressure on her to be perfect growing up makes her not want to push perfectionism on her own son — but the therapist helps her realize that perhaps Micah doesn't realize his mother doesn't expect him to be perfect.
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Senior-level men also say they are 12 times more likely to be hesitant about one-on-one meetings with a junior woman than they are a junior man, nine times more likely to be hesitant to travel with a junior woman for work than a junior man, and six times more likely to be hesitant to have a work dinner with a junior woman than a junior man. LeanIn.
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Where Ali's Lenin occasionally resembles his Western caricature—a string-pulling mastermind, a visionary and iconoclast always "dragging his party behind him," rebuffing the proletariat for getting ahead of themselves—Miéville's Lenin is a Bolshevik for the most part like the others: overwhelmed by overwhelming events, struggling to read the direction of history on an hour-by-hour basis, confident in the working class but hesitant about the timing of their demands.
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Bossie told Bloomberg in an interview last month that the group is set up to help woo donors who are against Clinton but are hesitant about supporting a group that expressly backs GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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