" I hesitated, thinking: "Is he defining the relationship already?
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"Well …" he hesitated, and then cut to the chase.
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New York's Mario Cuomo hesitated and opted not to run.
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That's why I hesitated with the ball when I jumped.
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I hesitated for a moment, wondering which hand to use.
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I hesitated, but ultimately I knew they were worth it.
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But they have hesitated in carrying out necessary structural reforms.
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But when we hesitated he threatened to throw us out.
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But regarding the investment potential of the space, he hesitated.
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I hesitated at first: What if the same thing happens?
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Cecile Eledge said she "never hesitated" to become the surrogate.
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But he hesitated at the prince's approach, these sources said.
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Two other female delegates hesitated when asked for an interview.
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When asked to "be nuttier," the dancer Emily Stone hesitated.
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Despite the flurry of competition and adrenaline, Nong Am hesitated.
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He hesitated as he held one of the girls' tickets.
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I have wanted to write for days but have hesitated.
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Additional undecided Democratic politicians would have hesitated to jump in.
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Even the mayor hesitated before agreeing to speak to me.
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Then he hesitated for a moment and lost the ball.
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Kerr has not hesitated to weigh in on Spiegel's company.
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Vincent extended his hand, and David hesitated then shook it.
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I asked Attora why he does it, and he hesitated.
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The young man hesitated, he said, and returned the gun.
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When I asked her about mentors or models, she hesitated.
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"I would not have hesitated about reporting to the police."
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Beyond that, Democratic leaders hesitated because impeachment didn't poll well.
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He laughed, hesitated and then decided to take a few.
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But Scott hesitated when asked what sports Jenner played growing up.
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HARF: The guy who got tossed -- TYRUS: The guy who hesitated.
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Later, she hesitated about letting Farrow air her comments at all.
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Her mother, Adalgiza Polanco, hesitated before pushing the bedroom door open.
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Asked how many jobs she had applied for, Ms. Johnson hesitated.
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He hesitated when asked if he still considers himself a Republican.
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"" But the movie studio hesitated before lending out the famous cape.
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He stammered, he hesitated, and he was obviously uncomfortable on stage.
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I hesitated for a moment, but it was a short moment.
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Other moderates who haven't hesitated to oppose the President include Rep.
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When he saw Hanson, Danno hesitated, but only for a moment.
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Fearing it could be a snake or an alligator, she hesitated.
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DeVos delivered a shaky response and hesitated several times when answering.
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When asked if he still has his rosy outlook, Collison hesitated.
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Unlike other analogue masters, he hasn't hesitated to adopt digital innovations.
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I hesitated to say this but I'm also into gluten-free.
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Mr. Qader — apprehensive about leaving Tallinn — hesitated for days but went.
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He hesitated a long while before committing himself to the field.
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We hesitated a bit but decided to give him the money.
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It's like, if Columbus hesitated, he would never have found America.
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Foster had been told to expect this, but still he hesitated.
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I hesitated: I couldn't just pass her the paper, could I?
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Skaskiw hesitated, second-guessing his decision to leave the children behind.
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Faced by these fractures, France has hesitated to question its system.
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But he and his wife never hesitated to join the lawsuit.
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The businessmen hesitated, saying they would need to consult their lawyer.
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But Mr. Arauz, only 27 at the time and single, hesitated.
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Di Maria hesitated over it, then sent it right to Iceland.
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Mr. Prasad hesitated and then gently placed it in his pocket.
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I peeked in, looked at the two unarmed guards, and hesitated.
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But Becky had not hesitated to say yes when Max proposed.
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When his business associates wanted to leave the mall, he hesitated.
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He hesitated, removed his glasses, wiped his eyes, and then replied.
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Trump has hesitated to criticize the Saudi government since Khashoggi's disappearance.
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"I hope the answer is no," Gardner said, after Pompeo hesitated.
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When it came time to announce the recipient, the announcer hesitated.
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Until now, the United States has hesitated to embrace this challenge.
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When pressed by the Times to speak the name, he hesitated.
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Still, the U.S. hesitated to call for Saleh to back down.
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I hesitated, and then adrenaline kicked in, and I chased after her.
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Radio networks in the U.S. have also hesitated to pull Jackson's tunes.
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But all too soon, I hesitated to bring them up in conversation.
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I hesitated for months before I bought the Luna 2 (price concerns).
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"At several points during this encounter, I hesitated to continue," she wrote.
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An oligarch himself, he has hesitated to take tough measures against corruption.
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Clark hesitated, knowing she'd have to leave her son so early on.
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Rather, some said they hesitated because they didn't think they should leave.
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The checkerboard floor is almost glowing, so I probably would have hesitated.
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Kagan considered going to grad school to become a historian, but hesitated.
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Clinton would win the state, Ms. Gilbert hesitated, and brought up coal.
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When Ryan delivered the shocking news at the party, Rebecca never hesitated.
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When Dr. Zhang told the Jordanian couple about the technique, they hesitated.
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I hesitated in the doorway, one leg out and one leg in.
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Luckily for Betances, Pagan hesitated and decided not to run for home.
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I wrote, deleted, re-drafted, shelved, and hesitated about writing this piece.
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The sources said that when aides initially gauged Jackson's interest, he hesitated.
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Still, Haley has not hesitated to call out fellow Republicans, including Trump.
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Initially, he hesitated over Johnny Carson's invitation to take over the show.
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When it was Simone Tong's turn, she hesitated, before issuing a disclaimer.
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Many people have hesitated to delete Facebook because doing so felt futile.
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Still, just a few miles from the border, Ms. Quintanilla, 22, hesitated.
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Still, she hesitated when her friend suggested she take the document down.
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You'd have to" — he hesitated to imagine the consequences — "build new buildings.
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Jay Jenkins says he hesitated when a buddy suggested they vape CBD.
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When the Guardians came to pick up Sasha, Mr. Roosa hesitated again.
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Reince was never disrespectful, but he never hesitated to jump right in.
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" When she hesitated, he added, "I fear I may do something desperate.
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All the same, when it came to making an offer, I hesitated.
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He hesitated when he thought of his family and God, he said.
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As Bhatt drove into the city for his first-ever protest, he hesitated.
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Despite bad blood with Tillerson, Maduro has hesitated to criticize Trump so far.
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"In my memory, none of them have ever hesitated to," Stewart said Thursday.
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She hesitated before representing them, because the topic is so omnipresent these days.
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Tanooka suggested the family hesitated to report him missing because of the punishment.
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"Dance with Me" immediately beckoned, but knowing its significance to Evans, Ballerini hesitated.
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When Alheri Yusuf first heard about family planning from a relative, she hesitated.
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Victoria Vivians hesitated, ever-so-slightly, before she launched her first three-pointer.
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One of the reasons I hesitated to say yes was for this crap.
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When asked whether he was confident the election would be fair, Lee hesitated.
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Over the past month, Twitter has hesitated with what to do about Jones.
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I always hesitated doing this one because it's a rather fragile little song.
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I hesitated to ask, but I had to ask her ... 'Is she okay?
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We hesitated to put this one on the list because it's so mean.
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America integrated its schools and its drinking fountains but hesitated to go further.
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That's why I hesitated to, say, put him in the category of Reagan.
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Beyoncé, like always, has not hesitated to take a stance on social issues.
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Moon hesitated for the briefest of seconds, before walking into North Korean territory.
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Desmond hesitated before breaking and said he was not necessarily running on contact.
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She has never ever hesitated to do that, or make those conversations happen.
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At first, worried that he was overreacting, he hesitated to report the incident.
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And the guy hesitated in answering for a second, and didn't really answer.
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Staff members hesitated to close at least one school to avoid political backlash.
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Ms. Atwood went further: She hesitated to even put words on a page.
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Asked to elaborate on her choice of repertory for the festival, she hesitated.
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I hesitated and checked my app to make sure it was my car.
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I hesitated upon entering; something felt overly intimate about crossing this particular threshold.
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Still, Ms. Cheatham hesitated at the idea of two bedrooms rather than three.
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I hesitated, not wanting to spoil his dignity or intrude on his grief.
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Wei hesitated to broach the subject, and he hoped somehow to avoid it.
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Oil prices hesitated, after gaining on the risk of supply disruption in Libya.
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This layout is simplicity defined, but I hesitated every time I engaged it.
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Sanders expressed support for the legislation almost immediately; Hillary Clinton hesitated for weeks.
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They hesitated to answer questions, beyond saying that they had entered as tourists.
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He hesitated and then said he was afraid for his wife and children.
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"He kind of hesitated," she said, describing Michael's reaction to his mom's return.
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Lecoustre hesitated to answer, taking a gulp from a glass of red wine.
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She hesitated at first, leery of returning to rural Pennsylvania at age 25.
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Lord was excited, but he hesitated; who would take care of his mother?
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Trump, for example, has not hesitated to equate economic policy with foreign policy.
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"He hesitated just a touch, but still got a reasonably good look," Brownell said.
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The family has never hesitated to give each other advice, even if it's unsolicited.
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That she even hesitated speaks eloquently to the authoritative aura of Barbara Pierce Bush.
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My friends have not hesitated to tell me that I should not be surprised.
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Still, many centrist Democratic voters have hesitated to get on board with his candidacy.
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I worked the next day and hesitated, but then decided to just do it.
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Despite his state's partisan tilt, Jones has not hesitated to oppose Trump on trade.
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When his personal influence hasn't cut it, Florentino hasn't hesitated to use his money.
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I hesitated over the chicken burrito bowl but ultimately left the register empty-handed.
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But no matter the fall, Harris never hesitated to get back on her bike.
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The woman hesitated, throwing her hand over her eyes as she addressed the nurse.
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" Father Larsen hesitated and then said, "I would have, poor shit that I am.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democratic presidential hopeful, hesitated but eventually stood up and clapped.
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Some leading Jordanians hesitated to condemn his killing, appearing to sympathize with the militants.
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But when half of his army approached rebel defenses near Yorktown, Va., he hesitated.
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Mr. Trump, for example, has not hesitated to equate economic policy with foreign policy.
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Asked why she was eager to explore the music of her birthplace, she hesitated.
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"That was more than she wanted to pay, but she never hesitated," Burns said.
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In the last several months, Democratic AGs have not hesitated to exert their power.
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We definitely would have hesitated to go through IVF at this stage without insurance.
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Rybolovlev thought about calling Tania Rappo, but he hesitated, wondering how much she knew.
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The queen waved to the crowd, and then hesitated before getting into her car.
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"I hesitated contacting the fund, because we weren't there to save lives," Novak said.
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Asked for his theory behind the scoring increase, the Bruins' Tuukka Rask barely hesitated.
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I think immediately, you see NPR, which hesitated for a long time ... They did.
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Truaxe has not hesitated to attack commenters who question him on the brand's page.
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"He hesitated to look me in the face," Reagan later recalled of the outgoing President.
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Eventually, the two bonded off set but when things started to get romantic, Slate hesitated.
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When Sara Hesse was tagged on Facebook last May for a crowdfunding campaign, she hesitated.
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However, some GOP members hesitated to support it without knowing whether Trump would sign it.
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Matt says he couldn't hear her heartbeat, but that she hesitated and didn't kill him.
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The driver hesitated for a moment, and an alert police officer discerned something was wrong.
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Supreme Court justices have not hesitated to rule against the presidents who have nominated them.
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When Mr Chesky was asked if he would list Airbnb on the NYSE, he hesitated.
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However, he wouldn't have hesitated to urinate on Stella if the situation called for it.
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Activists haven't hesitated in using their creative talents and wit to take Trump to task.
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They also hesitated to draw conclusions about the intelligence of dinosaurs from this particular fossil.
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The boy's father suggested the family hesitated to report him missing because of the punishment.
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Terrified of appearing liberally biased, Facebook reportedly hesitated to take decisive action against fake news.
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Yes, but: Almost everybody we spoke to hesitated when predicting Trump's next move on guns.
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Overly comfortable, he never hesitated to claim a pillow or the entire sofa for himself.
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He hesitated, pulling back if I made any quick movements, his wide eyes tracking me.
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It hesitated at odd moments on near-empty streets, the way my grandmother used to.
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But when asked whether he thought his nephew would read the letters, Said Obama hesitated.
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All this has made him vulnerable, but potential challengers have so far hesitated to declare.
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He hesitated before shooting, giving Madrid's defenders enough time to regroup and block his effort.
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I hesitated momentarily, then told him that I felt more comfortable with the curtains shut.
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Supreme Court Justices have not hesitated to rule against the presidents who have nominated them.
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Andrew Benintendi poked a ball into shallow right, and Frazier hesitated before racing toward it.
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Even Dr. Davies hesitated to say patients like those he tested should not get stents.
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Some powerful voices haven't hesitated to condemn Ms. Argento and offer support to her accuser.
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Apparently Gandolfini eventually said yes to the role, but then hesitated before things became official.
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Paige, the good soldier, hesitated only briefly before turning and running back without a word.
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That polling has given him a sense of confidence he has not hesitated to share.
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Some cite deference to authority as the reason that many Jews hesitated to leave Germany.
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Much to the delight of the crowd, Ms. White hesitated before giving her last assent.
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It's understandable, then, that he hesitated to revisit the design ahead of its 20th anniversary.
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Anyone in Rome reading that document would surely have hesitated before making him a Cardinal.
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Since leaving "Monday Night Football," Williams has not hesitated to continue to make provocative statements.
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" When the officials hesitated, Graham added: "I don't, so that's probably a question for me.
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" Bridget hesitated between saying "as if you have died" and "as if you are dead.
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It was news I'd been waiting to hear my entire life, and yet I hesitated.
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I asked Marco to share what he had learned from the book, and he hesitated.
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Judge Gorsuch has not hesitated to take stands that critics say have a partisan edge.
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" Zuckerberg hesitated, then said "mostly in America" before mentioning some "very strong Chinese internet companies.
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But prison privatization expert Michele Deitch hesitated to predict such a reversal of the DOJ order.
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If you've ever thought of getting an air fryer but have hesitated, just do it. Now.
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In the past, however, Trump hasn't hesitated to tweet about attacks just hours after they happen.
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Middlebrooks hesitated before deciding to go for the double play, allowing Duvall to beat the relay.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has also hesitated to support Medicare for All, while Sen.
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Yet Trump repeatedly urged Nielsen to halt these applications altogether, something even she hesitated to do.
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It has hesitated about signing up to a full-frontal confrontation with Europe over public accounts.
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Dershowitz has written that he hesitated to defend Epstein because he was an "acquaintance," Bruck writes.
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I hesitated a lot about saying anything cuz I figured the thinkpieces would come pouring in.
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Fortunately, the president hesitated, partly because he wants China's help in thwarting North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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The deployment motor hesitated several times, not unlike the way it did during LightSail 1 testing.
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"Neither one of them hesitated, they just did what responsible people would do," Hoffman told KTVT.
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" Garth hesitated, before Spelling, 43, chimed in with, "Just say, 'that which we don't speak of.
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Ramon hesitated in response to any question asked of him -- not just questions about the allegations.
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President Obama hesitated, vacillated, equivocated and pondered with deep thoughts – but failed to take effective action.
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She hesitated, then told me that the poster had been taken down by the school administration.
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Asked by Colbert to elaborate on her relationship with her fellow 37-year-old, Portman hesitated.
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Oghi hesitated before asking the person on the other end of the line to visit him.
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We hesitated and thought about it, and then decided that this is why we got licensed.
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He never hesitated to assert congressional power, but always for the sake of transparency and accountability.
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What's unusual is the fact that Trump hasn't hesitated to unleash his fury publicly on Powell.
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Miami coach Erik Spoelstra said he never hesitated about tossing Johnson, 34, right into the fray.
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But McDonald's often hesitated to take risks, according to several parties who worked on the account.
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When I asked if life in Turedjam had been better before the miners came, he hesitated.
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When Nolan asked Jordan, 27, how close he is with Aaron, 32, the reality star hesitated.
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He hesitated, glanced in both directions, then went up for a soft shot off the glass.
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At the time, I hesitated to self-publish because traditional publishing is widely considered more prestigious.
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As I started to allow this, I hesitated and asked if there is was any charge.
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Bier hesitated, and stressed that we shouldn't release anything without regulatory approval and much more consideration.
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I hesitated for a few seconds, mentally mapping out the optimal strategy for surmounting this barrier.
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But he hesitated before saying he was angry at Bronx-Lebanon, calling that a strong word.
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I need a new one every few years and hesitated spending so much for this one.
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When Larissa described it as Chekhov's most religious, or at least most spiritual, play, I hesitated.
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Trump has emphasized jump-starting the economy and hesitated to implement more stringent public-health measures.
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I initially hesitated because of the cost: $18 for what are essentially three sheets of beeswax.
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Some employers hesitated, until they got clearance from the Internal Revenue Service about high-deductible plans.
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Many governments have hesitated to impose onerous measures in the absence of a crisis-level outbreak.
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While Kristina Sculman went on to describe a slobbery mess, Sydney Lotuaco hesitated with her answer.
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One on one with Williams, Pulisic hesitated before curling a shot just inside the near post.
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Neither Mr. Macron nor François Fillon, the center-right candidate, hesitated: They called him a Communist.
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And some GOP lawmakers certainly haven't hesitated to portray Democrats as practically in league with terrorists.
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Prince Mohammed has not hesitated to use soccer as a tool to advance his regional rivalries.
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Consumers have hesitated to buy homes as interest rates have risen and inventory has remained tight.
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"I noticed, Wolf, you hesitated to use that word," he told the network's anchor, Wolf Blitzer.
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When he invited me to his place for a movie night with his friends, I hesitated.
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While the mayor hesitated to invoke racism as a factor in the dispute, other speakers did not.
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They hesitated, Elliot told investigators, because they were afraid the baby would be taken away from them.
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A customs agent in Iquitos rushed a summary of the investigation to the local prosecutor—who hesitated.
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When her agent suggested that she take some lingerie photos to include in her portfolio, Barney hesitated.
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"Maybe I hesitated a little bit a few times especially on the longer runs," Raonic told reporters.
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The other two hesitated until they saw a flock flying overhead and decided to join the group.
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In the interview on Friday, however, Allen hesitated before admitting that he attended Trump's inauguration in January.
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She called me her handmaiden and she never hesitated to let her displeasure with me be known.
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And Lorraine never hesitated as a critic, despite her youth, to make assessments of promise and possibility.
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Since our conversations started with Uber in Pittsburgh, I've not hesitated to express my disappointment when necessary.
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Willink, who hosts the podcast, hesitated only briefly before doling out some sage wisdom on the topic.
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An investigation later found that if his rescuers had hesitated it would have cost Dern his life.
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Gantz hesitated if he should go or not to a conference which is usually Netanyahu's home turf.
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But according to her post, "he never hesitated" when it came to spending his life with Warren.
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He has considered vasectomy, as have I, but has hesitated in part because it's not completely reversible.
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When he asked for photos of her body, she hesitated at first but talked herself into it.
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A registered Republican who sometimes votes for Democrats, he admits he hesitated over his mail-in ballot.
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Several Republicans hesitated to line up behind Trump even as the party's leaders backed up the declaration.
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The real target of German voters' anger should be their own government, which has hesitated to reform.
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Scot Peterson has rejected claims he hesitated in responding when shots rang out, leaving 17 people dead.
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Asked to name his favorite autumn destination, Mr. Poimiroo hesitated, then called it a nearly impossible question.
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With the growing wave of Chinese overseas acquisitions, CFIUS has not hesitated to flex its regulatory muscle.
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We have never hesitated to invest aggressively if we thought it would improve our long-term prospects.
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But so far, Trump has hesitated to take this radical step, which could spark a constitutional crisis.
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He hesitated before answering, he said in an interview Wednesday, because he knew Gooden was in trouble.
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Hamlin hesitated pulling out of his pit stop, not getting a signal when pit service was completed.
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He hesitated to answer questions about whether he believed FBI agents had "spied" on the Trump campaign.
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Forty-four African countries signed the pact in March, although sub-Saharan Africa's two biggest economies hesitated.
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They also haven't hesitated to enforce old-school culinary traditions, when it's in the bambino's best interest.
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In fact, he initially hesitated to return to his city to deal with the situation in person.
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They hesitated when I suggested that their levels of commitment be reflected in the allocation of shares.
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German carmakers have hesitated for years to build up their own production capabilities for EV battery cells.
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Since then, Modi hasn't hesitated to push a strident form of Hindu nationalism that has polarized India.
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Then, in the middle of the night, when my bladder screamed, I hesitated before opening my eyes.
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I hesitated, not wanting to get my hopes up, but instinctively knew it must be my pager.
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While many Americans have hesitated to return, visitors from Iran and elsewhere have poured into the country.
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But over the years, every time he set out to work on this personal story, he hesitated.
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He said he almost carried out other attacks, using two knives hidden in his pockets, but hesitated.
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Friends and family described him as a "good kid," the kind who never hesitated to help others.
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" Yet when asked what his official title is, and if he has one, Mr. Hugo hesitated. "Hmm.
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As a businessman and celebrity, Mr. Trump has never hesitated to promote his favored products and companies.
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Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican who has not hesitated to call out Trump, echoed Corker on Sunday.
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And though it applied perfectly to Minnesota Wild Coach Bruce Boudreau, he hesitated to agree with it.
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Many European countries, for example, have hesitated to repatriate nationals, fearing a public backlash if they do.
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" When Versalles hesitated, Billy Martin, Mele's third-base coach, beckoned Versalles to sit next to him. "O.
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Indeed, the White House appeared to have hesitated over the naming of Mr. Donovan, given those questions.
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"We hesitated and my niece Priyanka even mentioned that the cylinder was metallic," Solanki told the paper.
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Meghan, in turn, hasn't hesitated in defending her dad, speaking out about it often on The View.
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"I hesitated for a long time to tell anybody that I was planning on it," she said.
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In contrast to competitors such as CATL and LG Chem, Panasonic has hesitated to take the plunge.
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That strategy has helped make the National Front potentially palatable to some voters who had hesitated before.
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Coach Barry Trotz has not hesitated to insert Beagle up and down the lineup in critical situations.
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In the last four years, she has seldom hesitated to go out for expensive meals and drinks.
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His stock may have gone down, however, because he has not hesitated to criticize the candidate at times.
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It is easily caricatured as a call for open borders, and Trump hasn't hesitated to make that argument.
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I hesitated to tell the Tesla execs accompanying me that I had never driven an all-electric car.
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He always was able to put others before himself and never hesitated to help anyone who needed it.
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"If I would have hesitated, I would have stood there and bled to death," Schlafman told the outlet.
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Given the situation of their co-religionists, Western church leaders have hesitated to make strong statements about Syria.
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The girls viewed the new doll as fat, but hesitated to use this word in front of adults.
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Sophie hesitated over whether to have another child, in case the visuals had been down to her pregnancy.
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But it hesitated over the near-impossibility Mr. Sanders would face in getting his revolutionary programs through Congress.
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But, when I went to share a similar photo on my main feed, I hesitated for a moment.
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As its competitors were investing in the new technological frontiers of artificial intelligence or virtual reality, Yahoo hesitated.
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But this time, Obama has not hesitated to jump into Senate primary contests between two competing Democratic candidates.
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Nunez circled third and headed for home, seeming to surprise Drury, who hesitated before throwing to the plate.
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"Sir," the officer said, but then he hesitated, staring at Peter with a strange look on his face.
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He has not hesitated to call out by name companies he thinks should bring outsourced production back home.
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"The mother hesitated and then set down the little girl and the child immediately started crying," Moore recalls.
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There was a last question I had hesitated to ask: Why, given her history, did she risk remarriage?
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American officials even hesitated to share intelligence with the military, fearing it had been infiltrated by Boko Haram.
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President Donald Trump hesitated to directly support Moore following the initial allegations, choosing instead to rail against Jones.
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But even then, the Speaker hasn't hesitated in criticizing Trump when he feels that he's crossed the line.
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The disturbing texts showed that when Roy hesitated, Carter emphatically told him to go through with the suicide.
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Mr. Lightfoot stood up, hesitated, and then picked out a different officer sitting at the crowded defense tables.
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Tollett hesitated before moving downstage, as though shy about approaching his vision, now that it was so embodied.
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Clinton has not hesitated to call herself a feminist, advocating equal pay for women, and promoting reproductive rights.
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When a friend suggested I sign up for New York City marathon again this year, I initially hesitated.
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He didn't even blink when I asked whether he hesitated to write books about almost exclusively black characters.
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"I saw the ordeal they went through, and how Europe hesitated and neglected to act," Mr. Ai said.
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Authorities initially hesitated to call her's a kidnapping, even as AMBER alerts went out and rewards were offered.
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The agency hesitated to ground the 737 Max even after safety regulators around the world made the move.
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Fonda, a 20th Century Fox contract player known mainly for portraying juveniles, evidently hesitated to take the role.
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Initially, Virginia Democrats hesitated to call for Fairfax's resignation, instead echoing requests for due process and an investigation.
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Conversely, Mr. Trump has not hesitated to fully leverage the politics of immigration and fear to his advantage.
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Then you were like, celebrity you love, and I like kinda hesitated, but let's go with Kim Kardashian.
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" Trump later told NBC News' "Meet the Press" that he had hesitated because "it was a surprise question.
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After dreaming up his drinking-water idea, Mr. Martin hesitated before entering it into an internal innovation competition.
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Trump has not hesitated to blast Smith in the past, even as he praised others on Fox News.
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In the past, he has hesitated to amend the constitution, not doing so once between 2000 and 2009.
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He never hesitated and made a beautiful slide under the tag, then got up and punched the air.
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She's known for being fairly ruthless in her methods, and even Batman has hesitated to work with her.
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WHO has hesitated to call the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, but some health experts say that it is.
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Deutsche Bank hesitated, and suffered the consequences as the investment banking divisions generated multiple scandals and huge losses.
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After Mr. Sisi took over the country, the West at first hesitated to offer him a full embrace.
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Still, the researchers hesitated to recommend that pregnant women routinely take fish oil until more studies are done.
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Harbaugh has hesitated when asked about what prompted him to guarantee victory against the Buckeyes as a player.
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Whether the queen hesitated to go to Aberfan is not a subject the newspapers discussed at the time.
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He also hesitated to seek treatment because he had concerns that were shared by veterans in the report.
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Prosectors said Carter texted Roy encouraging him not to back down after he got momentarily scared and hesitated.
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I also hesitated before I completed MASERS, because it just looked wrong to me, but here they are.
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Soon after, the authorities tried to get him to board a plane to Dubai, but Mr. Vayeghan hesitated.
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Before if I had felt sick, I would have hesitated for a long time before seeing a doctor.
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Despite their wariness of Mr. Sanders, party leaders have hesitated to mount an all-out effort against him.
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I hesitated climbing up there right away, considering I was the only white male I'd seen all night.
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The conversation continued without anyone missing a beat, and I never again hesitated to feed her as needed.
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But the Senate's No. 2 Republican John Cornyn hesitated when asked Wednesday if he would support such legislation.
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The boy's father suggested the family had hesitated in reporting him missing because of the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.
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We have some small ones which we haven't hesitated to either restructure or exit over the past three years.
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The Oracle of Omaha also revealed why his holding firm previously hesitated to take significant positions in the industry.
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Some chimps hesitated at first, but then one of the caretakers decided to dive right in for a demonstration.
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Even he hesitated when I asked if he should be declared the presumptive nominee if he wins New Hampshire.
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"The seeing was not the best, so I hesitated to process the videos," he wrote in the video's description.
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So when Suffolk County offered STRONG $53,000 to start a gang-prevention program in Brentwood High School, Argueta hesitated.
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So, when the Gansevoort Turks and Caicos invited me for a stay, I barely hesitated before packing my bags.
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But she hesitated when the little girl told her that it was her turn to buy a new bikini.
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They cited a French source who said a "certain number of countries" hesitated before confirming their commitment to Paris.
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He begged Ms. Davis to move in with him, and when she hesitated, he moved all her clothes instead.
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When asked whether her relationship with him has taught her anything about herself, she hesitated to answer, then pivoted.
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Many Democrats now support a $20183 minimum wage, another priority of Mr Sanders that Mrs Clinton hesitated to embrace.
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Conyers originally refused to step down and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi originally hesitated to take a firm stance.
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When the shark's dorsal fin emerged, I thought I had the shot but hesitated a fraction of a second.
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Ex-investors in Apple's most recent acquisition hesitated to comment when questioned about the firm's reported military drone contracts.
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The news comes as a boon for Bey fans who've up until now hesitated to sign up for Tidal.
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Bishop, a Republican, hesitated to say whether the Democratic Obama White House has signed off on the intended bill.
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"See what Warren did there?" said Kimmel of the moment when Beatty hesitated before handing the envelope to Dunaway.
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Fed officials have traditionally hesitated to speak directly about fiscal issues, leaving tax and spending matters to elected officials.
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All the same, Almoo had not hesitated to join the S.D.F. "I suffered a lot from ISIS ," he explained.
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It's unclear whether he hesitated because he realized he was repeating himself or wanted to clarify his initial point.
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The NRA has never hesitated to use its fund-raising fear machine, with the gun industry reaping the benefits.
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"We have not hesitated to do so when the facts and law support such a decision," a statement said.
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At first, he hesitated to record it, until he realized that he could sing it in character, as Dusty.
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"The seal took a few minutes, went into the water, hesitated around the engines and then left," said Templeman.
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Christin Stewart hesitated to throw the ball back in and Mondesi kept running all the way to home plate.
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"I hesitated for a minute thinking, I don't want to have to go through this again," Dog told PEOPLE.
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Chiwenga, dressed in camouflage fatigues, hesitated before replying that Zimbabwe was facing a national crisis that demanded military intervention.
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In recent years, he was unable to publish anything in Iran and even his friends hesitated to contact him.
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As with all good impulse buys, I hesitated until a loud "next in line" made my decision for me.
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He has not hesitated to call out by name companies that he thinks should bring outsourced production back home.
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Mambele never hesitated to suggest ideas for stories he thought needed telling and the best people to speak to.
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Trump's roughest moment during the primary came when he hesitated to disavow David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan.
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As a teenager, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez never hesitated to speak her mind during political conversations around the dinner table.
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Yet the government, at first, hesitated to act, fearing a cataclysmic war that the fledgling Jewish state might lose.
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When I asked Leigh if I could cover her reunion with Dep in Vietnam for Reuters, she initially hesitated.
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When asked if the number of attendees demonstrated some kind of generational distrust in the government's secrecy, Stephens hesitated.
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But The Times hesitated to bestow what amounted to an institutional benediction of those unions in its society pages.
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"I hesitated for a minute thinking, I don't want to have to go through this again," Dog tells PEOPLE.
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Still, other Blue Cross plans have left some markets, and other for-profit companies have not hesitated to leave.
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He has not hesitated to call Mr. Bolton directly, something that Mr. Mattis apparently did not do as much.
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He hesitated before investigating, possibly curious whether the shop had borrowed its furnishings from an episode of Scooby Doo.
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Governor Brown hesitated to say California was at "war" with Washington during a question-and-answer session with reporters.
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"Unite the Right" may have been his brainchild, but he's not hesitated to throw other organizers under the bus.
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She hesitated to kill in season 1 because she didn't want to relive the trauma of murdering at Kilgrave's behest.
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Reisman hesitated to speculate too deeply about the woman's motivations, and the patient herself is not speaking to the media.
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But the alliance has hesitated to give Tbilisi a timetable for accession because some members are wary of angering Russia.
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Ben, in classic gentlemanly Ben fashion, hesitated – but before he could explain why, he was whisked away by another girl.
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He had an opportunity for a shot early, but he hesitated while one second after another ticked off the clock.
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He noted that the police might have hesitated to publicize the assaults for fear of stoking revenge attacks against immigrants.
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Singer told me they sometimes use these smaller explosives (he hesitated to call them bombs) to defeat the larger bombs.
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A brunette grinning so hard she looked idiotic pushed a stroller past Rebecca, hesitated, then asked if she could sit.
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AS THE young man hesitated, golden autumn leaves drifted down onto the streets of Bishkek, the relaxed capital of Kyrgyzstan.
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"We've always hesitated to use a lot of stuff we've had, but that's a political decision," one former officer said.
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He eventually convinced the California Boxing Commission to approve an amateur license after it had hesitated with the unprecedented decision.
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Reid hasn't hesitated to call out ostensibly neutral arbiters he's felt have erred in their judgment of balls and strikes.
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Hannington Mugisha knew he needed to leave Uganda when his father threatened to kill him for being gay, but hesitated.
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Despite their similarities, Mr. Trump hesitated when he received an invitation to travel to Hong Kong to negotiate the deal.
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When she got home, she picked up the phone, but she hesitated -- she didn't want to cry over the phone.
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Jan-Hendrik Schlottmann, the C.E.O. of the fashion house Derek Lam, hesitated before putting the label on Rent the Runway.
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Phillip Ervin doubled with one out but hesitated when Joey Votto drilled a Boyd offering off the right field wall.
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Read more: Gwyneth Paltrow hesitated to expose Harvey Weinstein because of controversy surrounding Goop, according to a new tell-all
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But he never hesitated to buy everyone's drinks, or to treat when we went out to dinner or on trips.
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Until now, party leaders have hesitated to include those items because they could end up costing votes, not gaining them.
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And so, even at my heaviest I never hesitated to put on a bathing suit and go in the water.
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He hesitated — his concern not the syringes needed to inject it, but rather not having a refrigerator to store it.
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I hesitated, wanting to set her mind at ease but also trying to be careful not to make absolute guarantees.
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Police have said that if local health officials hadn't hesitated in alerting authorities Mr. Hoegel could have been stopped earlier.
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But Dion hesitated: It wasn't the kind of pop standard he favored, and he worried it might be considered opportunistic.
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Since Trump took office, he hasn't hesitated to delve into the Palestinian Israeli conflict, and has shirked established US policy.
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He muttered a few words to his rhythm section, the bassist John Hébert and the drummer Craig Weinrib, and hesitated.
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Even conservatives who liked Trump's message would have hesitated to support him in the face of apparently united conservative opposition.
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I probably hesitated before doing so, bittersweet knowing that I'd made it and that by surfacing, summer was officially over.
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One reason the C.D.C. hesitated to advise universal mask-wearing was to avoid making shortages of those masks even worse.
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I hesitated, not wanting to risk getting her or myself thrown out, but the race director quickly gave his assent.
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When asked if he would make some kind of statement at the Olympics if he makes the podium, he hesitated.
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He knew that if he hesitated one-thousandth of a second, his own country would be wiped off the map.
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Far from regretting her decision, Judge Kemp said she only wished she had not hesitated before agreeing to the hug.
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When it comes to other countries' domestic politics, President Donald Trump hasn't hesitated to put his thumb on the scale.
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World Health Organization has hesitated to call the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, but some health experts say that it is.
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It was a false alarm, but while he said it was "a weird feeling," he had not hesitated to respond.
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Everyone else ran for cover, but I hesitated for a moment, enjoying the first heavy rain I'd experienced in ages.
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Prosectors said Carter sent Roy text messages encouraging him not to back down after he got momentarily scared and hesitated.
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But she hesitated on leaving her day job, wanting to earn her annual income from blogging alone before walking away.
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Street protests are officially banned in the capital and the police have not hesitated to use force to repress them.
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Time after time I hesitated or stuttered and had to start over, going back to the top of the sentence.
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"The way they performed was, frankly, disgusting," Trump said of reports that some deputies hesitated to go after the gunman.
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She told Ramos to call 911, but he hesitated, instead pacing around the house for an estimated five to 10 minutes.
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The doctors hesitated to give me a prognosis, but warned that if he became conscious, his brain would be profoundly damaged.
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When Ben Carson was called to the stage, he hesitated and lingered in the hallway, seemingly struggling to hear the announcers.
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He later said he hesitated to disclose the information before the state's Health and Human Services Department finished its own investigation.
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The deployment is temporary but notable since the Pentagon has hesitated to use such conventional forces in Syria in the past.
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When Jason arrived in a beat up work truck, I hesitated for a moment, then got into the cab with him.
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It's certainly possible that Walter just hesitated briefly, and David blindsided him with the knife he's reaching for in that scene.
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I've hesitated to make travel plans, spend money, or seek out job opportunities because I needed to hold out for this.
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Cohen then naturally asked if she could name an example, and Dewan hesitated for a second before giving an honest answer.
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Twitter initially hesitated to suspend or ban Jones, arguing that he hadn't violated the company's policies, prompting fierce backlash from users.
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Still, government officials have hesitated over this complex issue and are facing criticism that the proposed change does not do enough.
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Cohen then naturally asked if she could name an example, and Dewan hesitated for a second before giving an honest answer.
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When Reynolds hesitated, Myers recommended he read a book by his father, the children's book author Walter Dean Myers, for inspiration.
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"When I was initially approached I hesitated sharing any of the details of this horrible time in my life," she wrote.
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France initially hesitated in fully backing Britain's position that Russia was to blame, saying on Wednesday it first wanted clear proof.
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Abuelo also never hesitated to remind me that No. 16 was born in Santa Clara, in the middle of the island.
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Porowski hesitated to apply for Queer Eye in the first place, because he didn't want to turn cooking into something professional.
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The Union army was afflicted with generals who hesitated to engage, or failed to follow up victories by chasing vulnerable opponents.
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Some center-left Democrats representing lower-cost parts of the country hesitated to back a $15 per hour U.S. minimum wage.
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The allure was too intense for me to fight, but she hesitated when I asked if I could try it on.
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Unlike the volcanic and autocratic Gonzalez, Willard has built relationships, withstood criticism, and hasn't hesitated to add or stick by players.
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As Packalen marched forward hesitated on a lead hook, Diakese switched onto the counter and decked Packalen with a lovely overhand.
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She hesitated to go in and considered leaving to eat somewhere else with her children — one of whom is a toddler.
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Mr. Lombardo said that he had hesitated to leave on a down note, before adding that the network's programming remains strong.
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The second she essentially leaves open, reminding us that even some of the lawmakers who reviled Johnson hesitated to remove him.
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He hesitated at first to disclose the time and date of his birth, lest the prediction turn out to be inauspicious.
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He said he wished he had dived, but hesitated because he thought the speedy Turner might have been camped under it.
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One very poignant memory I have is of a man who hesitated in front of the platform on which I sit.
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According to Reformation Founder & CEO, Yael Aflalo, shoes were always the goal, but the company hesitated given the heavy environmental footprint.
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Although he towered over Salahi, he hesitated before taking his hand, and when he did he noted how delicate Salahi was.
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Even President Trump, who has not hesitated to assail others for testifying against him, went back and forth on Mr. Sondland.
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Pelosi, who has hesitated to come out in favor of impeachment, is expected to state her position Tuesday at 5 p.m.
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He said he followed 10 to 15 black people or groups with the intent of killing them, but hesitated each time.
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He hesitated — probably because my dad is an imposing figure — but I told Adam he could sleep in the guest room.
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But given his work, he hesitated to agree that Kepler 90 was similar to our own solar system in number of planets.
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While some of the other sharks hesitated, Robert Herjavec went all in to close a deal of $750,000 for 13 percent equity.
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Jack McAuliffe, much like his son, had an "infectious personality" and "never hesitated to have a cocktail," says Kinney, the childhood friend.
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Some of my coworkers were more swayed, but when asked how the new tastes stacked up against classic peanut, no one hesitated.
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She hesitated at first, but then broke it down for LiLo -- who is apparently no longer in the friends and family category.
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As to whether or not veterans and military personnel will heed Trump's attacks on Tester, she hesitated to answer for the base.
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Lo said that people referred to Sy as Maodo, which he translated as the Great One, although he hesitated to mention this.
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Clinton herself hesitated to declare victory just yet, looking for a strong final showing in California and the other states voting Tuesday.
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U.S. and European anti-trust regulators were quick to approve the sale but the Chinese government hesitated, delaying the sale by months.
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She sat down to teach her sisters and she never hesitated to think whether or not our middle daughter could do it.
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Nurx, instead, believes that the anonymity of an app will reach people who have hesitated to talk to their doctor about PrEP.
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It shrouds the listener into a vortex of death, and after the experience, your words will be, 'And to think... I hesitated'.
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If this sounds familiar ... it's because D.L. hasn't hesitated in the past to put MJ in the same box as R. Kelly.
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Prusiner's paper fared well in peer review, but the editors of Science hesitated for months before publishing it, afraid of a backlash.
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President Donald Trump hesitated to directly support Moore following the initial allegations, choosing instead to rail against his Democratic opponent, Doug Jones.
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But even he hesitated, saying he was worried he might become a target for Mr. Trump and his Twitter account, or worse.
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We were woken by a familiar noise that we hadn't heard for such a long time, but we hesitated before rushing out.
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Yet Immelt still hesitated, not completing the final sale of GE Capital to Wells Fargo until 2016, fifteen years after Welch retired.
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Philippou reportedly hesitated before writing to staff but said keeping silent had not prompted a change in the "distasteful and shameful" behavior.
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Asked by CNBC's Nancy Hungerford what advice he would give to Musk, Branson hesitated before saying that he should learn to delegate.
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Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, highlighted that Trump had not hesitated to use another emergency declaration to pull federal resources to build his wall.
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They cringed at his trafficking in Jewish stereotypes and recoiled when he hesitated before denouncing David Duke, the Ku Klux Klan figure.
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It was a remarkable show of restraint among candidates who, until now, haven't hesitated to dive head first into the political gutter.
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When the son hesitated, a soldier threatened to start shooting after a count to four, and then shoved him in the back.
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The Gators' Keyontae Johnson had an open 28-point look at the top of the key but hesitated, leading to a turnover.
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It was disappointing, but not surprising, that the often-maligned National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) hesitated to suspend the college basketball season.
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"It's unconditional love — I never would have even hesitated to try and figure out a way to pay for it," she said.
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And when Ms. Echenberg asked Ms. Daigle to characterize Ms. Toscano-Percoco's work quality and ethic, Ms. Daigle hesitated, then let loose.
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He dribbled toward the 6-foot-10 Smith, hesitated, and then ducked around him before flipping an underhand shot off the glass.
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Trump has also not hesitated to talk up crowd sizes even in tragic situations where political point scoring is typically considered uncouth.
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You couldn't miss the way Iguodala hesitated when he caught the ball even though he was all alone on the left wing.
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Imam Abdullah Antepli of Duke University said he had hesitated to march alongside gay pastors until he realized their struggles were linked.
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The World Health Organization has so far hesitated to call the outbreak a pandemic, but some health experts say that it is.
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"I hesitated for a minute thinking, I don't want to have to go through this again," he told PEOPLE at the time.
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DaBaby, his grin gleaming with diamonds, hesitated for a second before agreeing to a single group shot with the now-joyous crew.
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Iran has not hesitated to attempt assassination in Europe, in Germany, in Austria, France, Belgium, with Iranian diplomats caught in the act.
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Asked if it would be spying were the FISA warrants for Page unlawful, Horowitz hesitated before calling it "illegal" or "unlawful" surveillance.
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I hesitated, wondering if I was going to have to either dispense with some good luck, or saddle her with the opposite.
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The rapper and actor Tip Harris, better known as T. I., has never hesitated to speak his mind or wade into controversy.
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And if I hesitated, not wanting to talk about embarrassing symptoms, he would soften his voice and give me a mild look.
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Mr. Scott might have also hesitated to take action for fear of riling Broward voters and other sheriffs in an election year.
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It had a terrific reception, but I hesitated about beginning it because of reading that it has some elements of magic realism.
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At the audition, Edith Aparicio, who was pregnant, hesitated and urged Yalitza to try out instead so she could recount the details.
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I did have one experience where I talked to a young boy and asked about how he got to Istanbul; he hesitated.
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Initially, the actor hesitated and simply said, "I don't know," a perfectly reasonable response to having a stranger ask you about family planning.
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While the polls in New Hampshire show him with a big lead over his Republican rivals, he has hesitated to talk about winning.
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Institutions have hesitated to adopt AI for their AML programs "because of concern for how regulators would view this new technology," Heinzman said.
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Cousins, the designer, told me that he sometimes hesitated before sending Green new animations of his son, for fear it might be overwhelming.
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But Marcia Stefanick, a professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine in California, hesitated to ascribe all the benefits to the dogs.
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In his remarks, Bridenstine hesitated to say whether people burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests was the major reason for climate change.
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In the moment, Beatty looked confused at the envelope and hesitated, before Dunaway peeked over at the card and announced La La Land.
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But while she hesitated, My Ideal Property approached Dugue's husband, Victor, who did not respond to calls from BuzzFeed News seeking an interview.
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That's a bold shift, considering Facebook hesitated until August to show Stories on desktop after their January launch and March rollout on mobile.
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Kardashian West also admitted that she hesitated whether or not to actually cash her husband's check, but finally gave in to the temptation.
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Since he opened his own consultancy firm with no steady income on paper, lenders have hesitated to give him a second property loan.
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The man, a former professional soccer player named Euan Holden, embraced the media circus, but the woman, uncomfortable with the newfound spotlight, hesitated.
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Though she was happy to play Connor again in the flesh, Hamilton told Variety she hesitated at first to return to the series.
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Kelly hesitated at first, but it does look like Michelle could be a good backup plan if the trio hits the road again.
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He hesitated on removing the page immediately, as it served as his best way to communicate with the thousands who had supported it.
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I've hesitated to write this section for a few weeks but can now say with pseudo-confidence that D'Angelo Russell is not bad.
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Asked directly if he believed President Trump would help Mexico in the same way, Sada hesitated, and said it would be Trump's decision.
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But Mr. al-Sadr has hesitated to confront other Shiite leaders, many of whom support the prime minister and his Shiite-dominated government.
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" Margaret shuffled her feet and hesitated before saying, "There are a few different ones ... but ... not all of them took the same survey.
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There are stories of wrestlers who hesitated to wise up their spouses and children, even if that meant faking injuries around the house.
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What is interesting is that Pelosi and Trump have not hesitated to reveal those agendas in statements that have made their supporters cringe.
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Trump has not hesitated to strike back, dubbing the former vice president 'Crazy Joe Biden" and calling him "weak, both mentally and physically.
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WADA came out in favor of an absolute ban on Russian athletes competing at the Olympics, but the International Olympic Commission (IOC) hesitated.
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Tatis never hesitated rounding third and also raced home to complete the two-run play that put the Padres on top 4-3.
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The report said Romney has been eager to back Rubio for days but had hesitated due to his respect for former Florida Gov.
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When the prospect of the role surfaced, she watched the original show, which she called "searingly funny and uncompromisingly, unapologetically British," and hesitated.
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But he had seen how I hesitated, how I looked at the money, how I wanted it, and he knew that I would.
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Some said they hesitated to complain about the conditions, worrying that their employers would simply assign them fewer shifts if they did so.
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And when Harry was up all night sobbing with a fever recently, she hesitated briefly before seeking medical help, again at urgent care.
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So I worried, I hesitated, and when I finally spoke up, I did just as my friends did — I beat around the bush.
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After the 2008 crisis, the Fed repeatedly hesitated to provide larger doses of economic stimulus because it was concerned about overshooting the target.
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"I asked her if my eye was still there, and she hesitated, and I asked her if she heard me," Ms. Ayeh said.
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But he never hesitated to form alliances across the political spectrum, because he knew his modest regional power base limited his own ambitions.
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Too stunned at the blunt end of the semifinal spectacle today, she hesitated to move, frozen in a worn patch on the baseline.
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"When any friend, any acquaintance, needed anything, he never hesitated to offer a hand," said Mr. Ciancia, who was not on the trip.
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The president initially hesitated to condemn white supremacist groups, and has said repeatedly that "many sides" were responsible for the violence in Charlottesville.
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Though she was happy to play Connor again in the flesh, Hamilton told Variety she hesitated at first to return to the series.
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When I asked Johnson how he felt about all the people who had lost money trying to get rich through Herbalife, he hesitated.
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China has a track record of shirking international trade commitments and Trump has not hesitated to retaliate against Beijing when he feels slighted.
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He has even hesitated to retaliate against Russia for attempting to influence the American presidential election — the holy underpinning of the democratic process.
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Trump criticized the Broward County Sheriff's Office in the wake of reports that they hesitated to enter the school to engage the gunman.
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He signed such nondisclosure forms but has not hesitated to disclose information or to leak FBI memos to the media after being fired.
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Ms. Deatherage-Rauzin said that when she first read the research on Dr. Senn's program she was impressed, but hesitated to try it.
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However, the network has not hesitated to cancel programs it feels are not working, like Mr. Wilmore's "Nightly Show," which ended in August.
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I stayed at my desk the entire day, spoke only when I was spoken to and hesitated to ask for advice about assignments.
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The shift comes as national Republicans have hesitated to get involved in the primary race out of worry about unintentionally bolstering Blankenship's chances.
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Had you asked me in 2015 to name the frontrunner for my favorite show of the 2010s, I wouldn't have hesitated — FX's Louie.
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In dozens of text messages revealed during her sensational trial, Carter pushed Roy to end his life and chastised him when he hesitated.
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"These increases in defense come at the expense of national security," said Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who has not hesitated to take on Trump.
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"I want to add that while we don't engage in presidential politics, we've also never hesitated to engage in a policy discussion," she said.
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When asked to head Facebook's Applied Machine Learning group — to supercharge the world's biggest social network with an AI makeover — Joaquin Quiñonero Candela hesitated.
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" Says Knox, who hesitated for two years before agreeing to work with the filmmakers: "Seeing it for the first time, I was incredibly relieved.
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Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota -- have signaled they would oppose the filibuster, but even those two senators have hesitated to be definitive about it.
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Andrés said he hesitated to talk about frustrating moments during his experience with the recovery, because he said there were so many positive ones.
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They argue that consumers hesitated initially because they weren't sure lower prices would last, but that spending will increase as lower gas prices endure.
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But Vestager hasn't hesitated to take on Apple in the past, ordering the company to pay back Ireland $14.5 billion in taxes in 2016.
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But she hesitated to say yes when he asked her to join his Cabinet because she so loved being a senator from New York.
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When she initially hesitated, she says Smith told her that his wife had a $100 gift card and would meet them at the store.
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" Trump explained to NBC's Chuck Todd that he hesitated to answer because "it was a surprise question" and the election is "so far out.
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Ryan: Trump should release his taxes After Trump became the presumptive nominee, Ryan publicly hesitated to endorse him, saying he needed time to decide.
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Despite the earlier misses, Carroll said he wouldn't have hesitated to call on Walsh if they had gotten within range on the final possession.
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"I hesitated to share because I thought, Oh no, so low, how embarrassing," one friend said in a response to a follow-up post.
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The FBI has not hesitated to charge others for misleading statements, but it seems to shrug off these conflicts in testimony by its own.
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Mr. Flanagan and other Senate Republicans have not hesitated to punish Mr. de Blasio for trying to oust them from the majority in 2014.
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Her family became anxious when she failed to return from her shopping trip, but they hesitated to notify authorities for fear of a scandal.
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The midfielder-turned-striker never hesitated to speak openly, she said, because she shared those same sentiments directly with then-head coach Jill Ellis.
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I hesitated to explain why I'd chosen the name—to admit that it was, in some way, a name that belonged to my parents.
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He hesitated in the moment, but realized on his way back to England that he couldn't leave without telling her he loved her, too.
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When President Trump announced his decision to withdraw from the Iran-nuclear agreement Tuesday, the markets merely hesitated and then resumed a gentle uptrend.
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He said his brother hesitated to sit next to a stranger but was able to switch with another passenger to sit with his sister.
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And while I hesitated at the time — wearing green seemed a little too much — it has remained a staple in my routine ever since.
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But she hesitated to say yes when he asked her to join his Cabinet, because she so loved being a senator from New York.
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The concerns that Mr. Trump heard from Mr. Carlson reflected that part of the presidential id that has always hesitated at pulling the trigger.
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Mr. Van Grack at first hesitated to answer, then later said the government had no evidence of treason, and the judge dropped the point.
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" After Mr. Beatty opened the envelope onstage, he hesitated, and Ms. Dunaway, thinking he was monkeying around, ended up reading out "La La Land.
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Until recently, surgeons have hesitated to remove cataracts from Ebola survivors, for fear that the insides of their eyes might still harbor the virus.
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When Pam Leonard felt a lump in her breast last November, she hesitated, debating whether to get testing to see if she had cancer.
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The ball was clearly going to bounce before Jose Altuve could catch it, but Gregorius misread it and hesitated on his way to second.
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At a House antitrust subcommittee hearing last week, a Facebook executive, when asked to name its rivals, hesitated and did not offer a list.
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The company has cited privacy concerns as its reason for not releasing the ads, and initially hesitated on turning over the ads to Congress.
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"This time I hesitated to come and enjoy it after the earthquake disaster," said Mieko Nakamura, who also attended as a spectator last year.
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I've hesitated to write too much about the Democratic primary because I have a conflict of interest — my husband is consulting for Warren's campaign.
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That was the solid ground President Ronald Reagan chose to stand on during the 1987 market madness, and he never hesitated to speak out.
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When Mikheyev reached the faceoff circle, he hesitated as defender slid past and put a wrist shot on net that was stopped by Koskinen.
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Something similar happened to the pop stars who once hesitated to call themselves feminists — they came around to feminism by redefining feminism around themselves.
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He might have done it sooner, but hesitated because he knows the publisher, Jeff L. Funk, whom he sees at weekly Rotary Club meetings.
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They hesitated to jump, and so Mr. Azan apparently helped nudge them off the roof to safety, according to an account given to investigators.
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Dr. Arce said she had hesitated to come forward also out of fear of alienating Mr. Arias, an important contact in the disarmament crusade.
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We have not hesitated to summarily reverse courts for wrongly denying officers the protection of qualified immunity in cases involving the use of force.
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The EV folks hesitated but started pulling together different elements—improvements in battery life, cost savings in motors—that, combined, might represent a way forward.
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"I also hesitated, but then realised that it was our only shot to get the traffickers," said Kamlesh Rai, Pradhan's mother and a school teacher.
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Democrats have hesitated to give President Donald Trump funds for his immigration policy — or anything he can cast as a political victory on the issue.
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At first, Kosinski and his team considered this offer, as it would mean a great deal of money for the institute, but then he hesitated.
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And it dominates the supply of energy and electricity to the Baltic states, and has not hesitated to use that leverage to influence these nations.
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But at his lowest moments, he would ring his longtime pal Swift, 28, who never hesitated to offer her support despite her own hectic schedule.
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Back in Jordan, Lola hesitated to come out of her travel crate until she spotted a green apple - a sure sign of better things ahead.
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"At the time, we were really nervous, we even hesitated and waited for the song to start before stepping onto the dance floor," Stevens says.
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" Mueller at first hesitated to verify this portion of the report and glanced back at it before saying he would "leave it with the report.
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"I don't know why the administration has hesitated, but I am urging them publicly and privately to move ahead with those designations," he told reporters.
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Eichel hesitated in the slot before picking his side for his 17th goal of the season and the 100th point of his two-year career.
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It's in part why I hesitated to tell it, lest it in any way seem to diminish the enormity of what others have gone through.
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He's not the first person I've built a real bond with who's hesitated to call us anything more than "friends," and I'm sick of it.
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But the state initially hesitated to put out a "stay at home" guidance, with conflicting messages coming from Cuomo and NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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But she hesitated when the state offered additional help, pleading with Spain not to conduct lead testing in the home or to speak with neighbors.
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Doctors in the area also hesitated to order lab tests or report potential cases out of concern their patients could be reported to immigration authorities.
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She hesitated to directly address whether she had ambitions to become prime minister, saying it was her family's decision that she take the party's reins.
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But each time, I hesitated, and a handful of hesitations that take only a second added up to years of failing to make a decision.
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MK: Well, what we're seeing is that authoritarian regimes around the world have not hesitated to attempt to leverage artificial intelligence to pursue their agendas.
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Lobbyists in Brussels are free to roam the committee room floor, and Ms. Noichl of Germany said she hesitated to talk to her colleagues there.
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Then she hesitated, and glanced back to where the leader of this community, 45-year-old Sonia Pimento, sat smoking a cigarette in the shade.
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Though Edwards admitted Monday to conspiring to make the reports public, she hesitated when the judge asked if she understood what she did was illegal.
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He eagerly sought out commands early in his career, but he hesitated to assume the presidency and could not wait to be free of it.
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" Pressed if was possible the Senate could leave on Wednesday, the No. 3 Senate Republican hesitated, before quipping with reporters: "Well — are you going somewhere?
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Nearly a quarter century after she came out as lesbian, she still hesitated to come out to her new neighbors, at least for a while.
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Asked what kind of work he did, Mr. Karim hesitated, then answered as he turned away: "I am the father of one who is missing."
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But I never hesitated for a moment because, for me, the damage of the weight increase was a lot more bearable than the pain of service.
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She said her mother's death was not something the family ever discussed, so she hesitated about telling her father about seeing her mother that fateful night.
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Similar criticism was lobbed at Trump during the primaries when he hesitated before disavowing David Duke and the KKK on CNN's The Lead with Jake Tapper.
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It would later emerge that Jones had already violated the company's rules at least seven times, but CEO Jack Dorsey still hesitated to pull the trigger.
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Israel, which has no diplomatic relations with Venezuela, initially hesitated to support Guaidó amid fears that the Maduro regime would harm the Jewish community in Venezuela.
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In 1947, when British rule of the subcontinent ended, the Hindu maharajah of Jammu & Kashmir hesitated to join either of the new countries, Pakistan and India.
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Starting from second, Gardner never hesitated rounding third and beat A's first baseman Yonder Alonso's throw to the plate to tie the game at 3-3.
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Harris has been, at times, a polarizing figure in the Senate, where she hasn't hesitated to tangle publicly with Trump administration officials, especially in televised hearings.
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Another issue investors will watch for is whether any mention is made of fiscal stimulus, above all in Germany, something Chancellor Angela Merkel has hesitated over.
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The fact that you have the gall to bad-mouth these women shows why they might have hesitated to report the assaults in the first place.
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Ever since former Suits star Meghan Markle wed Prince Harry, her family hasn't hesitated to voice their less-than-positive opinions about her to the media.
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Things didn't exactly go swimmingly (sorry) ... when he counted off his daughter to jump in with him -- she hesitated ... and it created some seriously tense moments!!!
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And for all the manic energy it could indulge, Adventure Time never hesitated to slow down for a scene or two, or even a whole episode.
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"I hesitated to take action, instead holding out hope that somehow the individual would fix their behavior and get back on the right track," says Myers.
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However, the combined package of belt-tightening measures has prompted anger from opposition parties, which say the government hesitated too long before turning to the fund.
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However, Trump has hesitated when disavowing support from controversial circles, and his own inflammatory rhetoric has apparently begun to have an effect on school-age children.
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Many workers hesitated about coming to Britain after the fall in the value of the pound since the vote for Brexit in the June 22019 referendum.
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When Sennert hesitated at handing over her Gmail password, Pelaez then sent her several articles about his previous work and upped his price back to $1,500.
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In the wake of the recent terrorist attacks in Belgium, the presidential candidates have not hesitated to offer their views on how to eliminate terrorist attacks.
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Indeed, if the amount at stake in the Dell case had been more significant, I would hazard a guess that the judge just might have hesitated.
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White House physician Ronny Jackson initially hesitated at the suggestion that he be nominated to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, The Washington Post reported Thursday.
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The antitrust division has not hesitated to determine an appropriate remedy in the rare instance where a vertical merger has been found likely to harm competition.
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" Asked at a photo opportunity why his agency decided to leave the countries off the list, Tillerson hesitated, then simply said, "It's all in the report.
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However, when it came to discussing racism, in the form of the assassination of King, we balked, hesitated and even concealed this part of the story.
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Syndicated second-lien debt has traditionally sold mainly to CLO buyers or business development companies, but these types of lenders hesitated during the bout of volatility.
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For the Golden Globes, he requested that fashion houses send him both men's and women's clothing, but he said that some designers hesitated to do so.
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When other Republicans had hesitated to rally behind Trump during the 2016 campaign season, Meadows became one of the first to throw his support behind him.
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"Trump has hesitated in part because of his negative reaction to Mr. Bolton's walrus-style mustache," The New York Times reported Thursday night after Bolton's appointment.
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After dragging her 10-year-old grandson into a gym where the vaccines sat on an exercise bench, Aparecida Caldeira, 61, explained why she had hesitated.
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One of them, which the administration has hesitated to carry out, would compel — using emergency authority — electricity grid operators to purchase energy from failing coal companies.
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It might even buy him some good will in the trade negotiations, which Mr. Trump has not hesitated in the past to link to North Korea.
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When they called the many friends in the ballet world they had made while traveling around the country as dancers and teachers, even those friends hesitated.
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Those Indians who hesitated to come out in support of Muslim victims of the Gujarat violence have stood in support of a Muslim girl from Pakistan.
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The stage version was commissioned by a production company, 984 Productions, and director Benjamin Guillard admits in the program notes that he hesitated before signing on.
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I hesitated; I kept my American life separate from my Chinese home life, where you had to take off your shoes and watch what you said.
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I hesitated getting them for a while, but my husband got them for me as a gift and I will never go back to normal earphones.
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"Roy kind of hesitated when they heard 'money,' you know, but J. W. Milam, he didn't hesitate at all," Mr. Wright said in the Smithsonian interview.
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In fact, even as India's state-owned banks are holding bad debt of about $186 billion, Mr. Modi's government has hesitated to go after big defaulters.
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Heading down the wooden steps for a dip, we encountered a traffic jam as people hesitated before entering the water, scalding at more than 110 degrees.
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Extensive research shows that wildfires will usually leave properly built and maintained homes with little damage, but rural communities have hesitated to adopt strict building codes.
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She has not hesitated to discuss her politics in the past, having called for the legalization of marijuana and endorsed Hillary Clinton for president in 2015.
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Trump's Twitter attacks aren't limited to domestic targets; he has never hesitated to mock North Korean leader Kim Jong Un or even allies like Theresa May.
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" Now he offered the example "He seemed to hesitate" as suitably tentative, comparing it to "He hesitated," which was "too direct a communication from the author.
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After the lockout was resolved, Rinne barely hesitated to sign his first contract with the Predators and reported to their American Hockey League affiliate in Milwaukee.
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I hollered hello and hesitated at the threshold a moment, waiting to be asked in, but the two kept working, so I entered without a summons.
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Democrats have too often hesitated from taking on those misguided policies directly and unflinchingly — so much so that many Americans don't know what we stand for.
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" When asked to expand on her comment, Ocasio-Cortez hesitated for a moment before explaining how "Palestinians are experiencing difficulty in access to their housing and homes.
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Perhaps if Daenerys had known that Jon Snow was Rhaegar Targaryen's son, and thus the rightful heir to the throne, she would've hesitated before consummating their relationship.
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Ford, which continued to produce a version of its Ranger for overseas markets, initially hesitated but, for 225, it returned with an Americanized version of the truck.
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Britain's FTSE 100 see-sawed before steadying up 0.2 percent as investors hesitated ahead of the Fed's two-day meeting which would begin later in the day.
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In 2014 François Hollande, France's current president, hesitated for months before cancelling a €1.2bn ($1.3bn) warship deal with Russia, even as the EU's sanctions started to bite.
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Cramer hesitated to recommend the stock ahead of its most recent quarterly report, but the company posted 262% of organic sales growth in its Tuesday earnings report.
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Having long hesitated, it opened the door last year for a range of foreign firms, from carmakers to insurers, to take majority stakes in their Chinese operations.
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Unlike, say, Saddam Hussein or Idi Amin, Mr Mugabe did not particularly enjoy violence, but he never hesitated to use enough of it to stay in power.
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And I hesitated to ask, but I had to ask her — I remember it just seemed like the words took forever to come out of my mouth.
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Whereas Mr Obama hesitated to take military action against Mr Assad for using chemical weapons in 2013, Mr Trump fired volleys of cruise missiles at Syrian bases.
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Hillary Clinton has hesitated to publicly talk about the policy – in no small part because Bill Clinton was the one who repealed the law under his administration.
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"She hesitated all the way up until the wedding," Serhant tells PEOPLE of wife Emilia's thoughts on filming Million Dollar Listing New York: Ryan's Wedding, premiering Thursday.
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Vanek made a backhand pass and it appeared to surprise Wennberg, who hesitated before releasing a wrist shot from the slot that went over Lundqvist's glove side.
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When Tiny Speck went out to raise its first round of capital as an enterprise software upstart in what would technically be its Series C, a16z hesitated.
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U.S. allies have not hesitated to meet Trump's tariffs with hefty reciprocal duties of their own, most coming into force over the course of the past month.
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Elsewhere, miners haunted by the overpriced mega-purchases they made before the commodities crash of 2015 hesitated on deals involving the metals needed to run electric cars.
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Voci alleged that after the shooting, Monroe hesitated in bringing his boy to the hospital, potentially depriving him of the care he needed at a critical time.
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I hesitated for a few days after getting the early press invite and tried to talk myself out of it, but FOMO got the best of me.
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When Nate Silver, of FiveThirtyEight, looked at the issue of whether the Russian efforts had swung the election for Trump, he hesitated over the question of scale .
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As we know, Trump does not take criticism well, and he has not hesitated to give members of his own administration the axe when they defy him.
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It's hard to decide whose reaction is better the exact moment they realize Stephenson hesitated on the most obvious pass in the game: Collison or Nate McMillan?
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In the description of his video, Kernbauer stated that the "seeing" that particular night was not the best, so he hesitated in processing the videos at all.
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Even after using this word for a couple of years, I hesitated to respond to him because I knew my answer would lack that concreteness he craved.
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While he hesitated at first, the performer eventually put together a cheap ensemble with cutoff jean shorts and an informal routine to a Janet Jackson deep cut.
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She hesitated to bring up specific sticking points holding up negotiations, but said that "Canada will only sign a deal which is a good deal for Canada."
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She tells the story of a man who "hesitated to have children because he did not want to become the 'boring type' " that parents tend to become.
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At the bottom of the stairs, he hesitated: the front door was right there, beckoning; he'd be free, but his Timberlands were downstairs where he'd left them.
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"All employees are encouraged to report any concerns about the workplace, and I am saddened to learn some hesitated or chose to not do so," she wrote.
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My heart began to beat faster and I hesitated putting my hands in my pocket, but I decided to just keep walking with his hand in mine.
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Those authorities hesitated to share viral samples from infected wild birds with the international community, concealing the scope to avoid a hit to their vast poultry industry.
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The main opposition party, the conservative New Democracy, hesitated but in the end took a hard line against compromise, and several leading members attended the Athens protest.
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Mr. Hensarling, a veteran conservative, reached out to President Trump for help, but the White House hesitated to intervene, according to a person familiar with the overture.
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Pelosi hesitated to support impeachment for months after much of her own caucus was on board; her concern was that it could lose her party the House.
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The Trump administration hesitated for weeks to pursue the "supplemental funds" but shifted course as COVID-19 accelerated outside China on Monday and financial markets dropped sharply.
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Ford originally hesitated to tell her story, and did not discuss it with anyone until 2012, when she relayed the encounter to a therapist, the newspaper said.
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Trade unions in Madrid were eager to defend the Republican government; the government, wary of the unions' radicalism, hesitated for two days but then gave them guns.
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The pro-Western government, which has not hesitated to impose sanctions and trade restrictions on profitable Russian businesses here, such as airlines, has mostly left the banks alone.
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Both Price and Spicer also hesitated to attach Trump's name to the health-care reform bill, calling it a long-term effort on which Republicans and stakeholders collaborated.
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Green told cops the woman is lying -- insisting he stopped his sexual advances when she "hesitated" ... and says he would never have sex with anyone against their will.
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While scientists have hesitated to pin this particular iceberg calving event to global warming specifically, the trends across parts of Antarctica, as well as the Arctic, are clear.
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After comedian Natasha Leggero asked if Love could offer any advice to young girls moving to Hollywood, Love hesitated, "I'll get libeled if I say it," she said.
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Ladd, who also added an empty-net goal, scored after Stephen Gionta checked Rangers defenseman Marc Staal from behind after Lundqvist hesitated in deciding to play the puck.
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Since that conversation, her daughter has come home with stories in which she has spoken up for herself in situations where she might have previously hesitated, she said.
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" Kinzinger, who has openly hesitated to embrace Trump as his party's standard-bearer, said he went to Cleveland hoping to "at least mildly endorse the Republican front-runner.
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And I knew Latinx families who hesitated to book hostels or camp when they traveled because they feared it implied they couldn't afford a "real" place to stay.
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In 2016, Ryan hesitated to endorse Trump after it became clear the wealthy New York real estate developer would become the party's presidential nominee, but eventually did so.
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When I asked her for extra sugar for my coffee she hesitated, and when she gave me it she whispered in my ear, 'You'll die soon enough, fattie.
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Ryan also hesitated to endorse Trump once he appeared to have locked up the nomination, only to back him at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland weeks later.
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In the months since Ko Ni's death, I asked more than a dozen Burmese Muslims how her silence made them feel, and they all hesitated to criticize her.
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The previous Canadian government, led by Stephen Harper, hesitated in joining the bank, saying that it wanted to ensure that the institution's financial and environmental standards were sound.
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E.l.f. Cream Blush Palette ($8): Though well-reviewed by Ulta shoppers and some experts, I hesitated to recommend this palette because the color range doesn't seem particularly versatile.
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Aides who had previously hesitated to name states the former vice president would win on Super Tuesday were acknowledging that they saw the map of competitive states expanding.
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" Sanders hesitated again, saying, "The Constitution very clearly lays out the law, and once again, the president hasn't done anything wrong, and we feel comfortable on that front.
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At a club one night, a girl asked me where I was from and after months of practiced defensiveness, I was surprised when I hesitated for several seconds.
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In the visitors' center bathroom, after an arm-in-arm walk down the corridor, he hesitated at the urinal before asking me for help with his belt buckle.
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If a reporter missed a deadline, or an editor in Manhattan hesitated with a headline, the newspaper might not reach readers — some of them thousands of miles away.
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"Monsieur, un oiseau a ..." I hesitated, forgetting the French verb and realizing too late that the bird had also targeted my phone, which was sitting near her wine.
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But Mr. Obama hesitated to strike back at Russia in 2016 after revelations of its breach into the Democratic National Committee, and acted only after the presidential election.
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Ms. Mackinnon, who has a 2-year-old and a 2-month-old, said even with a woman director, she hesitated to acknowledge that she had a newborn.
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But the request quickly ran into a problem: the small circle of software engineers who worked on Shutterstock's search tool hesitated, worried about setting a precedent for censorship.
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According to the police report, the suspect, 18-year-old Yadiel Torres, was about to jump but hesitated at the sight of two officers on the ground. Sgt.
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" Shelby, asked if the White House had discussed the idea with him or his staff, hesitated for several seconds before saying "we talk about a lot of issues.
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Our Democratic legislators have not hesitated to use billions of dollars to build an N.F.L. stadium or to raise regressive sales taxes that hit the poor the hardest.
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Despite the provocations that U.S. intelligence officials have linked to Tehran, Trump has hesitated to strike targets inside Iran, saying he wants to avoid a bloody, costly war.
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I'm happy my son decided that Jeanette and I were kindred spirits and that he fanned the flame of friendship where I might have hesitated on my own.
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Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that PayPal and other Libra members from the financial industry, including Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe, had hesitated before making the union official.
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For instance, after insisting that on becoming president he would immediately relocate the United States Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, Mr. Trump has hesitated, at least temporarily.
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Representative Elise Stefanik hails from an upstate New York district that the president carried by 14 points yet she had not previously hesitated to go her own way.
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Ms. Rivera said a major reason she hesitated to ask for her sons to join her was her fear of the perilous journey they would have to take.
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A tour guide who shot at the truck with his pistol complained on television that the soldiers were better equipped with M-16s but had hesitated to shoot.
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His scolding Wednesday is the sharpest criticism of Trump since he left the White House, though he has previously not hesitated to break with Trump since leaving government.
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They have not hesitated to use live ammunition and now, under the state of emergency, they have started walking into houses and beating people in their own homes.
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When in December, he and his team raised petrol prices — a step previous administrations had hesitated to take for fear of public backlash — Saudis took the move in stride.
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For his part, Mr. Fabius, a former prime minister who left the Foreign Ministry to head the French Constitutional Council, hasn't hesitated to point the finger at various targets.
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It is where I missed buying a loveseat glider that reminded me of so many summer nights with my grandmother, because I hesitated and then it was gone forever.
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He said many domestic companies who did not have urgent needs for the renminbi hesitated to convert their dollars for a few months awaiting a more favorable exchange rate.
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When in December, he and his team raised petrol prices -- a step previous administrations had hesitated to take for fear of public backlash -- Saudis took the move in stride.
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I hesitated the first couple times I made the trip to my room, but the layout really was fairly simple, and in a day or so autopilot kicked in.
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Weinstein offered to reconvene in his office, which was next to his hotel room, Geiss said, adding that she hesitated at first because she had heard rumors about him.
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I hesitated to share this but I feel comfort when I hear others' stories and I hope any of you in a similar situation know you are not alone.
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It's also worth emphasizing that Love, a woman with a reputation for being unafraid to duke it out with the status quo, hesitated to do what she's known for.
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Just minutes after taking the title the Belarusian's sights were already set on a win in Tokyo while Dong hesitated to commit to the grind of another Olympic cycle.
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ISIS did its best to keep her and other muhajarin away from local Syrians who might help them, and smugglers hesitated to help, because they faced execution if caught.
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He hasn't hesitated to talk about racial inequality as well as gender inequality and LGBTQ issues, but these statements come alongside comments about American civic identity and shared values.
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Experts say that the directives simply formalize long-held powers the government has rarely hesitated to use in practice: the ability to block online content, whether foreign or domestic.
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Pat Leahy during a Justice Department oversight hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sessions hesitated and hinted that he'd have to clear his answer with Mueller before his denial.
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Dawkins hesitated to strictly define the term, but he noted that tunes, ideas, catch-phrases, clothes fashions, and ways of making pots or building arches could all be memes.
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While the White House hesitated over the suggested blueprint for action, Sullivan's confidence in his own judgment and good intentions gently wreaked havoc on U.S. support for the shah.
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My behavior in Iraq forces me to confess that if I'd been asked to waterboard someone at Abu Ghraib in early 2004, I most likely would not have hesitated.
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" The reality star hesitated to specifically discuss Kardashian's relationship status, telling the publication that when it comes to Rob and Blac Chyna, "I don't know anything more than that.
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However, I hesitated to use revenue as a measure because people running non-profit organizations are supposed to be in the business of providing public service, not maximizing revenue.
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Pork belly — Yorkshire pork or lusher, slightly more expensive Kurobuta — is marinated for three days in doenjang, fermented soybean paste, and other ingredients that Mr. Jung hesitated to reveal.
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Dershowitz later wrote, in an article for the American Bar Association, that he hesitated, since Epstein was an "acquaintance," and lawyers are cautioned against representing people they know socially.
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But officials there hesitated; hosting pages for millions of groups, they were hardly equipped to assess in detail whether a particular veterans group was worthy and another was not.
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Marshall Cohen, a lawyer in Atlanta who specializes in EB-13s for world-ranked track and field athletes, said that he would not have hesitated to represent Mrs. Trump.
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With loser stink, a scarlet letter and an albatross now publicly affixed to me, professional colleagues—industry types that I thought were friends— hesitated to be seen with me.
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Sanders can attack Trump on issues Republicans have hesitated to engage with for fear of alienating their base: his racist remarks and proposed policies, his business record, his wealth.
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"Islamic Iran in its 40-year history has never initiated hostilities in any battles but has also never hesitated in responding to bullies," Rezai said on his Twitter account.
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This time I hesitated, as I considered the toxicities of the drugs we would be using and the frequency with which we would have to monitor his blood counts.
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In August 2013, the Assad regime used sarin gas in a Damascus suburb and President Barack Obama hesitated to enforce the red line he had declared against chemical weapons.
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And when Bregman hit a ground ball, Gregorius hesitated just enough when he looked at Altuve at third base that Bregman beat out the double play at first base.
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Over its long career, Café Tacvba has been heard by millions, and been praised by critics, who have not hesitated to compare it to U2, Radiohead and the Beatles.
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The World Health Organization has thus far hesitated to call the virus a pandemic, since the designation also takes into account the severity of illnesses caused by a virus.
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Mr. Bharara was a proactive, straight-arrow prosecutor who would not have hesitated to investigate and prosecute Mr. Trump and any of his shady cronies if criminal behavior surfaced.
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" Under the supervisory powers doctrine, federal courts have not hesitated to act, in the words of one legal scholar, "to devise sanctions for misconduct by prosecutors and government investigators.
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Seven Democratic freshmen with military or intelligence backgrounds, including several who have hesitated to back impeachment all year, published a Washington Post op-ed Monday night changing their tune.
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He had at first hesitated over the health care proposal, which the Congressional Budget Office projected would lead to 24 million fewer people having health insurance over a decade.
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I hesitated to include this 2013 drama, directed by Steve McQueen and adapted from the memoirs of Solomon Northup, an African-American freeman enslaved and sent to the South.
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Long before he hesitated on campaign decisions before the 2016 and 2020 elections, Mr. Biden spent much of his 1988 run doubting its very wisdom: Was the team ready?
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For starters, those who fought the Endangered Species Act in previous sessions will likely be emboldened by President Donald Trump, who hasn't hesitated to express his discontent with the law.
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Recovery will also require significant foreign investment but that has been slow to resume in part because many investors have hesitated for fear of incurring penalties from lingering U.S. sanctions.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who votes with Democrats, hesitated to go after Gorsuch, saying he wants the nominee to go through a thorough vetting before making a decision.
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For next year… I hesitated to put this one in because it isn't going to be available until early 2019, but I think it's interesting enough that it's worth mentioning.
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The evidence against Trump is hard to ignore, but some legal experts caution that prosecutors may have hesitated because they lacked sufficient proof that Trump knowingly broke campaign finance law.
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The big picture: CNN's Dana Bash notes that unlike other 2020 candidates, Booker has criticized Trump's comments as racist, but has hesitated to specifically label the president himself a racist.
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And since Meghan started dating Harry, she hasn't hesitated to speak out about her half-sister and is even penning a tell-all book, The Diary of Princess Pushy's Sister.
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"If there had been evidence that any of these defendants was actually innocent, we would not have hesitated to dismiss the case outright and exonerate the defendant immediately," said Conley.
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To encourage riders to ditch the Uber app in favor of Lyft and to tack on additional rides from users who may have otherwise hesitated to dole out the cash.
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She offered a few canned lines, hesitated a few times, and could have batted a few more questions out of the park, but she was not knocked off her game.
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"Democrats have too often hesitated from taking on those misguided (pro-business) policies directly and unflinchingly -- so much so that many Americans don't know what we stand for," Schumer wrote.
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"We really hesitated at first because we didn't want to deal with the inevitable trolling and disparaging comments that would be made about a same-sex couple," Renee tells PEOPLE.
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"Because she was already leaning forward when she hesitated, if he would have let her go, she could have just fallen face first into the rocks," one Instagram user commented.
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" Mr. Islam said he hesitated to ascribe any motive in the killing, because, as he put it, "killing by hacking is an old style of killing people in our country.
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Two men approaching the Prospect-Lefferts Gardens bar Erv's, on a recent Wednesday night, hesitated when they heard the horn section of a local jazz band screaming through the windows.
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"In terms of what we would have done differently, I think that there's never a good time to make a transition and we probably hesitated too long, " Hsieh told CNBC.
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Most hesitated to do so until Mr. Trump took the unusual step in May of releasing a list of conservative judges that he pledged to consider for Supreme Court nominations.
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In the past, Mr. Trump has not hesitated to attack the I.R.S. as "very unfair," but now he stands before the voters using the agency as a shield against disclosure.
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He notably hesitated to denounce violent white nationalists at a march in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017, when a white nationalist killed a counterprotester by ramming her with his car.
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But you might not feel the same if you'd seen videos of the police officers who were murdered when they hesitated for just a second by someone who wasn't cooperating.
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"I hesitated to share this for obvious reasons of how personal this is but I can't imagine any of my friends having to go through this," she said on Facebook.
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When Amazon said they were thinking of an offer in the "low eight figures," Hastings hesitated, Randolph writes that Hastings thought that Netflix had "real potential," higher than that offer.
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The environment has not fully committed to the La Niña cycle for Northern Hemispheric winter as the sea surface temperature anomalies have at times hesitated to maintain the downward plunge.
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When she pleaded with him to help young undocumented immigrants like herself gain legal status, he hesitated — the House, he said, would pass only legislation that President Trump would sign.
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Mr. Trump, who famously loathes one-on-one interpersonal conflict, hesitated a few times before ultimately agreeing to the statement that the campaign sent out denouncing "dishonest" fund-raising groups.
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When I started both my internships, I was so afraid of bothering anyone that I hesitated to ask questions and became somewhat of a hard-working but silent yes man.
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But China under Mr. Xi has not hesitated to enforce its will in Hong Kong, even at the risk of appearing to blatantly violate the "one country, two systems" pledge.
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WASHINGTON — When Secretary of State Mike Pompeo asked William B. Taylor Jr., a highly respected former diplomat, to become America's top diplomat in Ukraine in June, Mr. Taylor initially hesitated.
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I actually hesitated before quoting the words here, in case Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke or one of his minions learns about them and decides they're too off-message to remain.
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He hesitated to guarantee he'll be ready for his next start, saying that will be determined by how he feels during his between-starts bullpen session in a couple days.
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Touré, 46, who wrote about hip-hop from 1992 to 19723, hesitated to name a golden age, but said that he had stopped reading the paper shortly after he left.
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As we crossed Sixth Avenue a few blocks north of Radio City Music Hall, I hesitated in front of a huge puddle that was blocking my way to the sidewalk.
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Beatty, admittedly befuddled at seeing the card he pulled from the envelope, hesitated for several moments before handing it to Dunaway, who immediately announced "La La Land" as the winner.
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Many firefighters working the smoky hills south of Sydney hesitated to state their views on climate change this week (some said senior leaders had told them to avoid the issue).
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As we crossed Sixth Avenue a few blocks north of Radio City Music Hall, I hesitated in front of a huge puddle that was blocking my way to the sidewalk.
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Meadows and other Trump backers have been urging the president to declassify and release sensitive documents connected to the FBI's Russia probe, which Trump has so far hesitated to produce.
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The Army's top general said Wednesday that he would support additional troops in Afghanistan and a residual force in Iraq, but hesitated on recommending more troops sent to South Korea.
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So one reason you might have hesitated to say something is that you didn't want to insult her by suggesting she was either ignorant or careless about her child's welfare.
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Why it matters: Many smaller tech companies once hesitated to call foul on Facebook and Google's dominance, fearful that doing so would make them look weak or unable to compete.
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But the president has never hesitated to break with convention, and people who know him say Corker wouldn't have received an invite if the president were still furious with him.
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And in the past, he hasn't hesitated to use his platform to go to after his Democratic colleagues, as he did during the Judge Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation hearings.
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"The first effort at reform came in 1977, and when it was not accepted by the citizens, all the governments hesitated to make reform efforts, afraid of the reactions," Sisi said.
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Still, lawmakers have hesitated to outright ban the practice and have instead acted with weaker regulatory laws, such as hygiene regulations or measures that ban cruel slaughter methods, the outlet said.
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Kerry, who lost in his bid to become president in 2004, first hesitated to answer the question, lamenting that Trump "doesn't take any of this seriously" before calling for his resignation.
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Even now, I hesitated before agreeing to The Hollywood Reporter's invitation to write this piece, knowing it could trigger another round of character assassination against my sister, my mother or me.
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If you register someone outside of your county, or even mail someone's registration for them, you can be charged with a felony — prosecutions the attorney general has not hesitated to pursue.
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If Margot Robbie had known about those costs, for example, she might've hesitated before accepting her role as Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad, which catapulted her into the official A List.
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Heshmatollah Falahatpisheh, head of parliament's national security committee, said government video footage showed snipers who were posted to protect the event had hesitated to intervene even after being ordered to shoot.
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"She's never hesitated to take on tech companies when they disagree," the aide told Recode, citing the fact that McCaskill supports an anti-sex trafficking bill that the tech industry opposes.
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The actor visibly hesitated after opening the envelope, and ultimately handed it to his co-presenter Faye Dunaway, who announced the movie listed next to Emma Stone's name: La La Land.
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Zelensky still hesitated; over the next month, Trump tied his demands to the release of nearly four hundred million dollars in military assistance that is essential to Ukraine's defense against Russia.
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This is why Trump hasn't hesitated on Twitter to call attention to sexual harassment accusations -- when they concern Democrats -- despite the many allegations that he has engaged in the same behavior.
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In conversations late into the evening, Mr. Trump repeatedly hesitated over selecting Mr. Pence, according to people briefed on the tense deliberations, who insisted on anonymity to describe the confidential talks.
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"After all, this is a leader who hasn't hesitated to use decisive force against domestic adversaries and has been schooled in the lessons of his father and grandfather," he told CNN.
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Washington (CNN)When Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones went before his cheering supporters the night of his improbable election in deeply Republican Alabama last month, he smiled widely and then hesitated.
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But recently unsealed documents, including memos and emails from US officials and a letter from an Iraqi official, show that Iraq has hesitated to allow the "forced return" of Iraqi nationals.
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Mike Levin, the Democrat running for Issa's seat, told me that growing up in Orange County, his Democratic parents felt so isolated they hesitated to talk politics with friends or neighbors.
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"And what — I hesitated in framing the time-honored question, but it popped out before I could shut my mouth in time — do you think of American women?" the reporter wrote.
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Yesterday's declaration by the WHO — which had for weeks hesitated to declare a pandemic for fear of inciting undue panic — reflects a growing and serious alarm over the virus's global spread.
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When seeking to impose monetary sanctions or forfeiture of assets, the government has expanded its view of what constitutes the proceeds of wrongdoing and has not hesitated to make wrongdoers pay.
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Western countries such as France and the United States, which have supported Lebanon in the past, have hesitated to give aid this time, saying it would be conditioned on political reforms.
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Democrats found the Franken news sad, and hesitated to demand his resignation, not because of Senate politics, but because Franken has been an advocate for women's equality throughout his political career.
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Intercontinental Exchange, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, launched its bitcoin futures contracts late Sunday, in a move aimed at enticing investors who have hesitated about trading the cryptocurrency.
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But she still hesitated to fulfil the supreme court's ruling, in part because the results of referendums held at the same time as the municipal elections implied that voters were not enthusiastic.
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In more typical conditions outdoors in direct sunlight, I found that the G7's often hesitated to actually get that bright, and was screen frequently harder to view than a Galaxy S9.
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Ramirez had hesitated to come forward because of the gaps in her memory, the New Yorker reported, but she and her attorney now believe her recollection should be investigated by the FBI.
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I hesitated to speak on this only because I didn't want to draw attention to a smear campaign that has been running since Dylan's pediatrician first called the police 30 years ago.
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"I have never hesitated to take anything that POTUS said in speeches, press conferences, and other remarks as anything but policy," a midlevel diplomat who has served on four continents wrote Dec.
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With the bloc critical of what it considers to be Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's growing authoritarianism at home and his intervention in Syria's war, Brussels had hesitated to agree to the summit.
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The Spurs had few answers for that, and had to be breathing huge sighs of relief every time he settled for a contested step back or hesitated in the pick-and-roll.
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" Trump recently demurred when asked in an interview on Fox News to endorse Pence to succeed him, but the president told NBC he only hesitated because that election is "so far out.
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But he hesitated from pulling back too far, and occasionally appeared to be pushing further into the business, like when he brought in Glenn Hadden, a prominent bond trader from Goldman Sachs.
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And I'll admit that, thanks to the way I looked and the fact that other Latinos often assumed I wasn't one of them, I even sometimes hesitated before openly labeling myself Latina.
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The rupee has been steady for more than a week as dealers hesitated to trade the local currency below 2582.57 per dollar in anticipation of central bank intervention to defend the rupee.
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During a panel discussion following the show's Tribeca Film Festival premiere last night, Elisabeth Moss, who plays series protagonist Offred, hesitated to call the story a feminist one, reports The A.V. Club.
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At the time, Mr. Taylor was just weeks into his new job as the top diplomat in Ukraine, a position he hesitated to accept because of the circumstances around his predecessor's removal.
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Then too U.S. officials wrote papers advocating economic sanctions, including targeting of the Mobutu clan's assets, but the Clinton administration hesitated, waiting for the Europeans to join in rather than leading them.
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The rupee has been steady for more than a week as dealers hesitated to trade the local currency below 145.50 per dollar in anticipation of central bank intervention to defend the rupee.
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Conion C-100F I hesitated to put this one in the list, given the fact that I hadn't really heard of it, but that's also what got me equally excited about it.
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I hesitated to call this collection of desires "dysphoria," that catchall term for the pain of having a body that doesn't align with one's self-image, however aspirational that image may be.
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I hesitated to use this clip because Telly Savalas isn't really dressed for the entry and George Lazenby is really not in my top three Bonds, but the character is too delicious.
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She hesitated to take her daughter to the park because she imagined that strangers were judging her child for not having a father, as if that were obvious to casual passers-by.
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Like most great stars, he retreats to a chill corner of his brain to make his basketball decisions and he has not hesitated to cast out coaches and players who displease him.
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Mr. Trump, who has not hesitated to publicly attack companies such as Amazon for policies that he opposes, has not yet weighed in on the banking industry's efforts to curb gun sales.
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What matters is that a top Trump administration official barely hesitated before reducing a global outbreak that has already killed nearly 200 humans and could kill thousands more to a business opportunity.
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In last month's Atlanta debate, she hesitated until the very end of the evening to challenge his youth, relative inexperience and male privilege, as she had done publicly along the campaign trail.
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"We have hesitated to release the attached video of what transpired that night due to the heinous and shocking nature of this crime," the Washington County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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Clinton's gender is the most obvious way she stands out from everyone who's held the presidency before, but people inside and outside the campaign have hesitated to argue explicitly that it matters.
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I hesitated tremendously, but I came, and actually, it was useful to do, because I realized, once I'd been there a few months, that Leo Lerman, the editor, could not do it.
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At least one of those employees hesitated at the idea of entering into an NDA with a corporation, according to the documents WPUSA received from the city, which were reviewed by BuzzFeed News.
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Britain's FTSE 100 ended the session up 0.3 percent at 7,275.25 points after a volatile start to trading as investors hesitated ahead of the Fed's two-day meeting starting later in the day.
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When I asked them if they ever hesitated to run because they are not what legislators have traditionally looked like in Georgia (or anywhere in the U.S.), I heard not a single doubt.
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Ramirez said she hesitated to come forward because of the gaps in her memory, the New Yorker reported, but she and her attorney now believe her recollection should be investigated by the FBI.
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The New Yorker reported that Ramirez hesitated to come forward because of the haps in her memory, but that she and her attorney now believe her recollections should be investigated by the FBI.
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Bush has been Trump's chief campaign-trail critic, and the Republican front-runner has never hesitated to return fire even as a number of other rivals have surged past Bush in the polls.
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When the #MeToo movement began, Chung said she began telling anyone who would listen, but hesitated coming forward publicly in fear that her legacy career would be distilled into this fact about her.
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The Obama administration had hesitated to establish "safe zones" because of the military commitment required to defend such areas from Syrian government forces and the possibility of a run-in with Russian forces.
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Still, one person familiar with the legal obstacles to selling the NPLs said the government has hesitated to solve them because the arrival of foreign investors would diminish Turkish control over the debt.
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He noted how the British Navy, once famous for its derring-do, nearly lost the World War I battle of Jutland when ship captains hesitated, waiting for flag signals from their fleet commander.
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I have not hesitated to disagree strongly with President Trump on many issues, but his decision to launch a Section 232 investigation on steel imports was appropriate as our world becomes more dangerous.
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Corbin picked Villar off first for what would have been the third out, but Villar made it safely to second when first baseman Goldschmidt hesitated and looked toward third before holding the ball.
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It's only when listening back to the recording I can see where I've hesitated to answer questions correctly, perhaps unknowingly deviating from the truth, slightly changing the messages brought through Fleur to me.
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Until now, they have hesitated to talk to the United States outside of high-level summits, perhaps because they thought Mr. Kim could best Mr. Trump in a one-on-one negotiating match.
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We initially hesitated to add a Big Little Lies episode to the list, given how well its seven episodes — part pulpy murder mystery, part wrenching family drama — hold together as a cohesive whole.
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Research by the economist Sylvia Ann Hewlett found that two-thirds of male executives hesitated to hold one-on-one meetings with women in more junior positions, for fear they could be misconstrued.
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Mr. Huxley is known for careful perfection, which he was demonstrating until, during an infamous series of turns on the ground and in the air, he hesitated — and lost his rhythm and footing.
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Ms. Fowles hesitated at first, but she convinced herself that sugar-dating would result in her having something of a regular relationship with an older man who would pamper her with an allowance.
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Anyone watching Sally (Catherine Shepherd) watch David (Alex Macqueen), her boyfriend of 10 years, exfoliate his cruddy feet — then blow dry his toes — would surely understand why she hesitated when he tearfully proposed.
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The situation was dire enough that Marilyn gave an unprecedented (I think) seven bursts on the walkie to send everyone else away, including Paige, who hesitated just a second before obeying the order.
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Amy Trask, the former chief executive officer of the Raiders who worked nearly three decades in the N.F.L., hesitated to label this a trend, acknowledging the different circumstances that affect an organization's decision.
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When he hesitated or demurred — as he did frequently on policy questions early in the campaign — he was cast as a lightweight in a field populated by senators and a former vice president.
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"I know I hesitated and I remember being terrified with fear and I think that I froze right there in the middle of the hall for how long I can't say," he wrote.
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"I know I hesitated and I remember being terrified with fear and I think that I froze right there in the middle of the hall for how long I can't say," he wrote.
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But compared with previous presidents, recent ones have hesitated to claim executive privilege, in part because of how Nixon used it, said Mitchel Sollenberger, a politics professor at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
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We were standard bearers of a different American political decisions, and John never hesitated to tell me throughout my presidency when I was screwing up, which by his calculation, was once a day.
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Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci told Reuters in an interview late on Monday he expected the central bank to continue with "bold" rate cuts, adding he would understand if it hesitated following Friday's failed coup.
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According to testimony, Officer Liang, a rookie fearful for his job, hesitated in reporting the shooting to his supervisors and did not try to help Mr. Gurley as he lay bleeding in the stairwell.
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But Trump unilateral move on NAFTA — which could have an immediate impact, particularly on financial markets — might unite both Republicans and Democrats who've hesitated to stand up to Trump's bullying on trade so far.
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The study found that medical professionals had not been trained in how to fill out death certificates in a post-disaster situation, and hesitated to attribute fatalities to the storm either directly or indirectly.
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"If we don't have a person like you in the top administration of the university, the board will just be filled with men," he told her when she first hesitated to take the job.
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Until an embarrassingly recent time (and still in this moment, if we're being realistic), Hollywood bigwigs hesitated to bet on women and people of color, especially in tentpole franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The obvious question, which fans have not hesitated to ask since the nominations were announced: Do the Grammy's think there's only room for one Black woman in the biggest music category of the year?
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Just last week, Anki, maker of the adorable Cozmo and Vector bots, was the latest robot maker to go under as consumers hesitated to spend $23 on an automaton that didn't really do anything.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors hesitated to take more risk in the U.S. stock market, finding cover in bonds and outside their home market during the latest week, Investment Company Institute data showed on Wednesday.
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Bourjos said he broke on the ball, then hesitated for a split-second just to make sure there wasn't top spin on it, which would have caused it to drop in front of him.
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Austrian amateur astronomer Gerrit Kernbauer caught the impact on his 20 centimeter telescope on March 17th, but said he hesitated to process the videos he collected at the time, due to their low quality.
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"Democrats have too often hesitated from directly and unflinchingly taking on the misguided policies that got us here — so much so that too many Americans don't know what we stand for," Schumer said Monday.
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While Trump has not hesitated throughout his seven-month presidency to call out members of his own party, the comments this week and the responses they inspired from his targets are a significant escalation.
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"I hesitated momentarily, partly I confess as I did wish to actually see the debate – grizzly though it was, and in deleting the tweet immediately I wouldn't be able to do that," Gillespie admitted.
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The development of a workable forward-looking term rate has taken longer than expected, hampered by a relatively small number of issuers and a lack of demand, as borrowers hesitated over making expensive changes.
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Trump hasn't hesitated to unleash fury on his Fed chairman, who the President described as a "threat" in a Wall Street Journal interview last month -- a highly unusual political attack on an independent policymaker.
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President Calvin Coolidge had the legal authority to get the records from the Internal Revenue Service, but his aides worried that Congress was on a fishing expedition, and Coolidge hesitated to turn them over.
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Prince Mohammed, who is about 30, has been given a broad array of positions since his father, King Salman, ascended to the Saudi throne last year and has not hesitated to wield his influence.
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Her heart beat with amazement and she impulsively crossed the street, hesitated, then got in line behind a cluster of middle-aged women, who were being greeted fulsomely by the gentleman at the door.
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While Trump has not hesitated to reignite the debate over torture, he later suggested that he would seek the advice of Defense Secretary James Mattis and other senior national security officials on the subject.
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While the former candidate and current Fox News contributor didn't jump onboard with Trump right after he ended his own campaign, he has been a critic of Republicans who have hesitated to back Trump.
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Despite the cost savings and innovation benefits they might achieve, most financial firms have hesitated to move critical tools and services or customer data into public clouds because of fears of security or resiliency.
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But the sheriff has also frustrated some people with his reluctance to divulge details about the case, and he has not hesitated to call out journalists for inquiries that he deems superfluous or repetitive.
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Ms. Begum hesitated and replied that she didn't regret her decision because it changed her as a person, that she enjoyed her time with the group, and met her fighter husband because of it.
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QADIYA, Iraq (Reuters) - When nine-year-old Murad got the chance to flee from Islamic State - the group that repeatedly raped his mother and slaughtered or enslaved thousands from his Yazidi minority - he hesitated.
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But it was decided it was best to wait until more facts were known about the massacre -- though Trump has never hesitated to rush to judgment during past terror attacks, even as they unfolded.
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Despite my obvious signs of distress, I hesitated to go for help because it seemed inconvenient: My wife was scheduled to go on a work trip that morning, and my daughter had summer camp.
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To connect with Vigo's youth, the mayor has not hesitated to show off his floss dancing skills in front of hundreds of schoolchildren, or risk falling off his bike while inaugurating a BMX competition.
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God will also judge and so will history ... All the difficult decisions that many hesitated to take over many years, that they were afraid to take, I will not hesitate to take for one second.
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While other states have hesitated to settle slum dwellers because of a lack of political will and lobbying by developers, Odisha can succeed because it is a collective action led by the community, she said.
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The chancellor who, as a child, once hesitated on a diving board for an hour before finally jumping, will not be rushed from office, and there is no public clamour for her to do so.
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In the same segment in which Trump called pregnancy an "inconvenience," his former employee Carolyn Kepcher told Dateline NBC that she had hesitated to tell her boss about her condition over concerns about her career.
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"I hesitated to speak on this only because I didn't want to draw attention to a smear campaign that has been running since Dylan's pediatrician first called the police almost 30 years ago," he concluded.
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Altmaier told Germany's mass-circulation Bild newspaper that the carmakers needed to invest high "two-digit billion amounts" in electric car technology, saying he did not understand why the firms had hesitated for so long.
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Democrats in Congress have not hesitated to attack the administration for what many have deemed a blatant disregard for climate science and environmental regulations aimed at stemming the effects of global warming and climate change.
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"While the end of October Brexit outcome remains uncertain, more buyers are now going for the certainty of doing a deal, with some having perhaps hesitated earlier in the year," Rightmove director Miles Shipside said.
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But Trump's intervention on ZTE surprised trade experts because it rejected the principle that trade enforcement decisions should not be used and potentially waived for political reasons -- a bridge other presidents have hesitated to cross.
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Ryan endorsed Trump's presidential bid several weeks after he became the presumptive Republican nominee, but has not hesitated to criticize Trump and express his deep disapproval with some of Trump's more controversial words and proposals.
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When her daughter wanted to help with a new vehicle, Ms. Chong said that she hesitated until her husband talked her into just taking the help and being happy that her daughter could do it.
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We were standard bearers of different American political traditions and throughout my presidency John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day.
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In his dissent, Justice Breyer argued that the Supreme Court should have in fact hesitated before permitting the administration to move forward with border wall construction, given the potential costs should the plaintiffs ultimately prevail.
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Biden, who hesitated for months about entering the race and faces skepticism from some liberals in the party, is expected to cast himself as the candidate best equipped to defeat Trump in the general election.
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It was not pretty, and probably not how they planned it, but the Knicks sealed the win: Jose Calderon inbounded the ball to Lopez, who hesitated with it near midcourt as the clock ticked down.
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"All I'd say is that it's now two races that the Ferraris have taken out one of the Mercedes, and a five-second penalty and a 10-second penalty doesn't appear to feel...," he hesitated.
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We were standard bearers of different American political traditions, and throughout my presidency, John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up – which, by his calculation, was about once a day.
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Mr. Trump, however, has not hesitated to use human rights as a cudgel against unfriendly countries, like Iran, North Korea and Venezuela, whose records he criticized in his State of the Union address on Tuesday.
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It was that Saturday protest that prompted the Chicago Police Department, which has frequently hesitated to release video of police shootings, to release edited footage of the shooting less than 21972 hours after the incident.
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"I can't explain the governor's reasons why he thought that it probably wasn't the right thing to do in the budget," Ms. Peoples-Stokes said, adding that some of her Assembly colleagues had also hesitated.
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But he has not hesitated to match North Korea's incendiary language even as other American presidents resisted such back-and-forth taunting out of concern that it was unwise and unnecessarily rewarding the hermit nation.
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We were standard-bearers of different American political traditions, and throughout my presidency John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day.
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"Prime Minister Netanyahu himself has not hesitated to make his own differences with the Obama administration public on, in some ways the largest stage imaginable, which is addressing a joint session of Congress," Earnest said.
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Later, while cruising down the hallway, the robot got distracted by a housekeeping cart and hesitated to go inside the open room, before continuing on its journey to our room, where the delivery was completed.
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And when 20173-year-old student Cameron Kasky took the microphone at CNN's town hall on Wednesday night to ask Rubio if he'd refuse to accept further campaign donations from the NRA, the senator hesitated.
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Beatty explained that he was handed the wrong card, which read "Emma Stone — La La Land," and that he wasn't trying to be funny when he hesitated and then gave it to Dunaway to read.
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And while Trump has not hesitated to part ways with members of his Cabinet, he is often slow to replace them, leading to acting secretaries running the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security and now Labor.
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Graphic: Emily Lipstein, Brent N. Clarke/Invision/AP ImagesAbout two seconds before dropping a selfie in PopSugar's Twinning app, a web app that generates your celebrity look-alike based on a user-uploaded selfie, I hesitated.
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When that invitation came through, at exceptionally short notice, she hesitated: she wanted to make the role her own, but her parents had both recently died, and she was too traumatised even to cry, she says.
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And in a city that has never hesitated to unburden itself, it has become a 664-foot magnet for a series of protests large and small, the slightly more verbal equivalent of one long Bronx cheer.
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Dramatizing their debates and reversals of position, Miéville shows that the Bolsheviks, despite their rhetorical distance from the other socialists, hesitated before the demands of the people, begging them not to overthrow the hapless Provisional Government.
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I realized that I had hesitated to use the word "bisexual" because of all its negative connotations, but that seemed both unfair and like a symptom of an internalized bias I wanted to eradicate in myself.
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The president is notoriously averse to one-on-one interpersonal conflict and he hesitated to criticize Mr. Bossie, who is closely aligned with the president's former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, according to people close to him.
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