" After briefly hesitating, I'd said, "I guess that's true.
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"Is everything OK?" she asked, hesitating to open the door.
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But they can't, because she's rushing past them, not hesitating.
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"The majority of our clients are still hesitating," he says.
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Many autonomous cars drive slowly, making jerking movements and hesitating.
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But Flake is hesitating as partisanship tugs forcefully on his sleeves.
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So many people were hesitating between September 5 and September 12.
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Hesitating on whether or not to kill a suspected Nazi collaborator?
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"Ummm… I'll get libeled if I say it," Love responds, hesitating.
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Without hesitating or changing expression, he picked up the intercom phone.
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After all, their male peers aren't hesitating to run for public office.
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Even now, I find myself hesitating every time I type the word.
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Do you really blame Israel for hesitating to revise the status quo?
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James noticed Love wasn't hesitating on his shots and kept going back.
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Top lawmakers are not hesitating to examine Facebook's ambitious new cryptocurrency project.
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People are not hesitating to openly support it and push for it.
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I'd never heard another voice like his—full and slow, never hesitating.
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Britain is not hesitating to open its wallet to attack the crisis.
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Biden's history of hesitating to run for president—he contemplated runs in
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My hand is hovering over the delete button now, but I'm hesitating.
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After hesitating a moment, I picked it up and took it home.
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"If a foreign intelligence service does, yes," he said after briefly hesitating.
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"I'm hesitating," the 48-year-old actor told Variety of making the movie.
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But Lawrence is still hesitating about signing the lease on the new place.
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One young man who saw that I was hesitating quickly removed his headphones.
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I'm hesitating using "American exceptionalism," because he's pushed back against that a bit.
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"I was hesitating right in front of the door," said Ms. Kim, 20.
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Without hesitating, they gave us a late check-out time of 1 p.
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Seeing our rotation and the guys aren't really hesitating to make that next effort.
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But Meredith is still hesitating about jumping in with both feet with either man.
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That spells bad news for small firms hesitating to shift into the formal economy.
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"Anthony," the man said, before hesitating and adding "Greene" and a date of birth.
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Without hesitating, he requested space on prestigious roofs: the Musée d'Orsay and the Invalides.
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But hesitating to fund better climate models makes no sense, neither scientifically nor economically.
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"I don't really see any upside in answering that, honestly," he said, hesitating again.
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I find myself hesitating to speak our native Assamese in stores or on airplanes.
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After hesitating for months, he finally had surgery, which he deemed "minor," in February.
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"I've always wondered why the N.F.L. is hesitating to pull the trigger," he said.
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Yesterday, a photo of Justin Trudeau briefly hesitating before shaking Donald Trump's hand went viral.
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When I was hesitating, [former Florida coach] Billy Donovan and other guys were going hard.
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"I just liked his pace, and he wasn't hesitating offensively," Clippers coach Doc Rivers said.
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We're aiming instead to persuade those of you who are hesitating to vote for Mrs.
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Without exception, though, nobody is pulling out or hesitating to continue [to work with us].
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As Hechavarria approached third, Disarcina threw up both hands, but Hechavarria motored home without hesitating.
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She made religious epics and documentaries, never hesitating to expand into new or provocative domains.
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After hesitating, Mr. Trump appears to have decided to make good on his past promises.
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Some Indians who had planned to go to the United States said they were hesitating.
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The plan had been to visit the Greenmarket across the street, but they were hesitating.
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The only reason I'm hesitating is because there's a CNBC camera on me right now.
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So, had I bought back then instead of hesitating, I'd probably have around $10,000 right now.
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You can tell this by the way Ana responds to his dinner invitation after hesitating for .
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Then, without hesitating, Riley's father offers to shave his head that day over the bathroom sink.
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" Hesitating only slightly, Flynn added his voice to the chants declaring, "Lock her up, that's right!
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Mr. Ulyukayev tried to postpone the deal, but Mr. Putin backed the sale after initially hesitating.
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The silent awe, the humble, the doubting eye, and even the hesitating voice, better shew it. . . .
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"I stood still for a moment, hesitating, and a voice urged me on," she later recalled.
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"He's not hesitating at all to stage-set the majesty of presidential power," Mr. Bouvet said.
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And their rival, Mr. Khan, is not hesitating from trying to win support from religious extremists.
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I plugged in, and without hesitating, in the spirit of Spinal Tap, I cranked it to 11.
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But he is hesitating, lest the giddy rise in Swedish property prices end in an ugly crash.
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Thibault has spoken openly about Halle's illness, never hesitating to share photos of the baby girl online.
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It felt natural to use anthropomorphic terms for what they were doing: searching, hesitating, recoiling, running away.
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We think that he felt like he might have screwed up in hesitating to act about Negan.
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"Apparently, without hesitating, I said, 'Well, you'll just be an orphan then,' and moved on," she said.
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"You know, I think we need to let her tell the story," Capito said, hesitating in her response.
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After hesitating, the chairman and chief executive of Ford released a statement saying they did not support it.
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Before, we had guys not ready to shoot and not stepping into shots, hesitating, passing up good shots.
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Without hesitating, he sent an aide over with a gift: $1,000 in cash, double the average annual wage.
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Upon hesitating on the new job opportunity, Khosrowshahi thought back to career advice he often shares with others.
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He said that many major institutions were hesitating on the Minecraft approach because the game baffled some officials.
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Let's say that while doing a squat, you keep hesitating on dipping your butt all the way down.
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Clinton on the stump, not hesitating to tar Mr. Trump for his judgment, veracity and fitness for office.
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Without hesitating, travel mug in hand, I swatted at the pigeon to chase it off the woman's head.
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But other networks are refusing to make the same call or hesitating to say anything amidst the chaotic fallout.
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The actress was extremely confident during the rap, without hesitating or getting tongue-tied on even one Hungarian word.
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They are a testament to Murray as a force of nature, never hesitating, never stopping, always on the go.
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Mrs Clinton has remained silent on the recounts, though her campaign is participating in the process after initially hesitating.
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Canadian and foreign firms are hesitating, unsure whether Canada will remain a gateway to the rest of the continent.
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This is a minor issue, perhaps, but one that can have you hesitating when mindlessly mashing your remote control.
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"I think posting sexy pictures are so empowering and liberating," she says about never hesitating to share sultry photos.
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There was a slide between a top room to a bottom rooms, but they were hesitating at the top.
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"We think that he felt like he might have screwed up in hesitating to act about Negan," said Kang.
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Its rival, Britannia, complains that rural consumers are hesitating to buy even a five-rupee ($0.07) packet of biscuits.
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Hesitating in the face of a murder is not how you win favor in the eyes of your cult leader.
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There is a tendency to focus on Hunt's right, but this counter left is the one that gets men hesitating.
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But it feels like the series is hesitating to let her take charge of her life in a meaningful way.
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"The reason I'm hesitating on foreign currency is it's relatively easy for bad actors to switch currencies," Mr. Stretch said.
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"Senator, I think Russia is a foreign nation that we have to deal with warily," Wray replied after hesitating briefly.
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Hesitating states want funding and other assurances that their economies will not suffer from a steeper pace of emissions reductions.
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Sometimes the pauses were simply due to the censorship of his curse words, but other times he was just hesitating.
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But a few minutes later, after discovering my monthly subway pass had expired, I found myself hesitating to replace it.
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Anonymous officials indicated the Justice Department, after hesitating over free speech concerns under Barack Obama, has decided to seek Assange's arrest.
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"The French are hesitating between anger and fear," said Stefan de Vries, a journalist with France 24 and a CNN contributor.
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"I wrote it about my current relationship and how, at the beginning, I was hesitating to make myself vulnerable," she says.
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Needless to say, Democrats aren't hesitating -- they view Collins and Murkowski as the two targets to peel off from McConnell's majority.
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In the United States, drivers are keeping their cars longer and, faced with rising interest rates, are hesitating to replace them.
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She was exceptionally game — not hesitating, for instance, to don a chicken suit for an episode of "Captain Kangaroo" in 1975.
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Meanwhile, hidden cameras planted throughout the restaurant capturing onlookers — real people not actors — hesitating to step in and help the kid out.
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LeBron himself seems almost shocked by this power he has manifested, hesitating for a second before rising up and slamming it home.
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Oil production is being disrupted by tightening U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela, while Saudi Arabia is hesitating before increasing its output.
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After hesitating for a second, the junior small forward proceed to miraculously soar halfway across the court, hoping to draw a foul.
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It also cited the fact that Jia is on a debtor blacklist in China as a reason for hesitating on the payment.
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Although the title is "Hesitate," the track is about Joe never hesitating to be there for his partner — thick or thin, baby.
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Patients across the country need relief from high premium costs, and the Senate does no one any favors by hesitating or delaying.
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He was hesitating, he said, because he was concerned the museum in Sichuan could get shut down by the authorities in retaliation.
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He was eager to embrace technology and understood the need to evolve quickly at time when many of his peers were hesitating.
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Quite a few hesitating moments when I filled this grid, including EL CHAPO, who was just recaptured when I made this grid.
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Never hesitating to share advice with so many, and some who became legends in their own right because of Bill's mentoring and advice.
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"I think it's very hard to accept, but post 10 to 10.30 at night I don't feel safe," she tells me without hesitating.
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It has also stimulated the economy because maybe they think the private sector is hesitating which is not we're just looking for opportunities.
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"Our Chinese competitors are hesitating a little, so maybe they have a different relationship with Trump, but we apply the rules," Saade said.
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Somebody may end up going up against their best friend and not being able to kill them or just hesitating for a minute.
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Deviating from this identity can be dangerous, but hesitating to adapt could be fatal when facing a blade as sharp as Golden State.
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Liu Wei, a 27-year-old Beijing resident and mother of a 14-month-old girl, said she was hesitating over having another baby.
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Another, testifying to the depth of a nation's indecision, said she was hesitating between the campaign's polar opposites: Mr Macron and Ms Le Pen.
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Cue the Say Anything Challenge — a deceptively simple vocab game in which players take turns blurting out any random word without pausing or hesitating.
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That show also features a man hesitating about how to come out to his stepmom, worried that to do so would change their relationship.
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Guzman is known for not hesitating to use force when he needs to, and for bribing officials who get in his way, Stewart said.
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"I have a formative memory of walking through the girls' line and hesitating, knowing that my clothes didn't match," Lana said of Catholic school.
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The media's mixed reaction to these remarks have raised questions as well, with some outlets hesitating to call the president's comments or actions racist.
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"Having said that, I haven't yet seen an instance of anyone hesitating to take money from Josh because of the affiliation with his brother."
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Without hesitating, he mounted his black Cannondale and began wending through the torrent of cars on 42nd Street toward his next drop-off location.
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McCone methodically inspects the entire house, hesitating only when she comes upon a pictorial rogues gallery of California serial killers enshrined in the attic.
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Gabriel Jesus is like a dog on a leash up front: he keeps darting forward, jab-stepping and hesitating, looking to get in behind.
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The U.S. Congress is hesitating to ratify a new 12-nation trade pact, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which also includes Canada and Mexico.
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I knew once we started missing some open shots and guys started hesitating to shoot the ball that it was going to be ugly.
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The repeal effort by the conservative groups is intended to sway members of Congress who may be hesitating because of public pressure back home.
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Trump reacted on Saturday by disinviting Curry from the trip for "hesitating" to accept the "great honor" of an invitation to the White House.
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I recalled one recent Sunday morning he'd sprung out of my bed to make coffee, hesitating when I asked him to come back and cuddle.
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Paula Accorsi Picard was shopping at the Holyoke Mall in Massachusetts when she noticed an older man hesitating in front of an escalator going down.
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"We know the path we will take, but we're just hesitating to choose as we have set the deadline for the United States," Choe said.
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The doctors' quick actions had the clots gone by the next day — and Lauder isn't hesitating to credit her trusty Fitbit for saving her life.
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We would like to invite friends to share the experience with us, but we're hesitating because we don't know the etiquette of nudity in saunas.
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Melky Cabrera led off the seventh with a drive to the right-field wall, but was thrown out at second base after hesitating rounding first.
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More dangerously, yakuza with ties to nationalist organizations would act as muscle, putting down public protests and silencing activists, never hesitating to stoop to murder.
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"He felt like he might have screwed up in hesitating to act about Negan," showrunner Angela Kang told Insider of why Gabriel brutally killed Dante.
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In that special and a second one, "Equanimity," both released on Sunday by Netflix, he makes a show of hesitating before wading into controversial territory.
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But even as my obsession deepens, I still find myself hesitating to purchase even the $40 Core Set—the starting point for any budding Netrunner player.
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Before hesitating on capitalism with MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, Hickenlooper cast doubt by vowing to achieve compromise through persuasive visits to Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell's office.
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In 2012, he published a book about his relationship with his mother; Hesitating Beauty (Schilt) is a poignant encapsulation of the woman who gave him life.
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Wong remembers hesitating at first; despite her close relationship with her parents—which was only strengthened by moving back in—she was unsure about the move.
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If there's something you've been hesitating to talk about, you'll be encouraged to do so, especially if it relates to your career or your public life.
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Lehner had saved 160 of the 167 shots he had faced this postseason, but not this one, hesitating ever so slightly going from post to post.
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These tragedies call for a leader willing to lend a hand to his people without hesitating, without humiliating, without re-victimizing and without blaming the people.
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Officials militantly track where cases are spreading, with governors not hesitating to call local field teams when they have questions, as Aylward witnessed on his trip.
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Some Democrats also privately suspected Republicans were hesitating to have the White House proposal go first, only to be defeated immediately, and were seeking to delay.
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I'm glad I gave it up eventually, but I look back on this ill-advised affectation fondly when I find myself hesitating to try new things.
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Since he launched his unlikely presidential campaign in 2015, Trump has trampled on political norms, slamming politicians and not hesitating to offend pockets of the American population.
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So if you've been hesitating to go wireless because of price or recharging concerns, the S200 model seems like it might be the answer to your worries.
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"The biggest fallout we can expect from this issue, economy-wise, is companies hesitating to invest," a Bank of Korea official told Reuters, declining to be named.
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I find myself hesitating before I step across the threshold, my hands trembling as I take a deep breath to calm myself before I enter the mosque.
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Twitter spent 2014 and 2015 mired in leadership changes and decision paralysis, hesitating to make important changes to its app in terms of Periscope and everything else.
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Conservative groups also plan to keep the heat on lawmakers who are hesitating on voting for a tax bill because they're worried about upsetting an interest group.
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Its leader Saudi Arabia is pushing to extend output cuts by nine months while non-member Russia is hesitating due to worries that the market could overheat.
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In an essay, she described hesitating, as a schoolgirl, when she was asked to fill out a census form that identified her as either white or black.
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Imagine a patient with chest pain or a developing stroke, where speed is essential to save lives, hesitating to call 911 for fear of catching the coronavirus.
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He's a little bit less confident and is hesitating a bit more, so I knew I had a bit more time to put my game in place.
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The only reason I'm hesitating at all is because, yeah, if Bernie were running away with it, I think maybe we would all have to say something.
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But my concern is that companies are hesitating on reinvesting in plant, property and equipment or buying back shares and increasing dividends because of uncertainty over the tariffs.
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Hanke started his welcome speech, but stopped after just a few words, briefly hesitating before he continued on to talk about the weather picking up predictions of rain.
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After initially hesitating, Jabouri agreed to lead 60 men in a revolt against Islamic State to coincide with the start of the army's ground assault in October 2100.
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Renzi originally said the referendum would be held in October, but with uncertainty over the outcome growing, the government is hesitating and has still not fixed a date.
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Instead he was a bit more somber, saying that Hendricks had been the toughest fight of his career before hesitating a bit and stepping away from the microphone.
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In interviews, many Democrats said they were unusually conflicted and unsure who would be most likely to defeat President Trump, and so were hesitating to cast a ballot.
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I was flabbergasted at the time that the government seemed to be hesitating to stop Google from amassing what amounted to an 80 percent share of the market.
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A few steps from the chocolatier owned by Brigitte Macron's family, a couple of pensioners said they were still hesitating whether to vote for Macron or another candidate.
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Yet the candidates — many of them women — running to replace these disgraced men are hesitating to put the issue of sexual harassment front and center in their campaigns.
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Part of the reason it did so then — after hesitating for nearly a year — was to help raise money from donor nations that seemed to be losing interest.
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Earlier Saturday, Trump said Curry's invitation to the White House was "withdrawn" because the NBA point guard was "hesitating" on visiting for the Golden State Warriors' championship celebration.
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Oil traders, tanker companies and insurance companies are hesitating to supply Venezuela with gasoline and other products because they fear they could be fined under the new sanctions.
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Instead, as Wakanda's technological expert, she is quite literally the brains of the entire operation, never hesitating to put T'Challa — or anyone else, for that matter — in their place.
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Leaders may be hesitating to ditch the two-child rule completely while they work out what to do with the army of bureaucrats charged with keeping birth rates low.
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He no longer murders promising possessions by hesitating for a beat too long after someone passes him the ball, or mulls over options that evaporate as he considers them.
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The fact that only nine players have survived from the EURO-2016 squad shows a steely streak, with Deschamps not hesitating to offer a chance to players with potential.
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"I always like to write with people," she quickly told him, and without hesitating, he suggested they go to the Getty Center in Los Angeles on their day off.
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She shared her father's pride in befriending people whose beliefs do not match hers — but not hesitating to let them know when she feels they have crossed a line.
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Yet the candidates running to replace these disgraced men — many of whom are women — are hesitating to put sexual harassment front and center as an issue in their campaigns.
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Besides partisan affiliation, it was cultural anxiety — feeling like a stranger in America, supporting the deportation of immigrants and hesitating about educational investment — that best predicted support for Trump.
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Without hesitating, Einar let Helgi drive a crane and a tractor trailer onto the beach, saw off the tail from his C-133, and haul it back to Hoffell.
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Siyonbola, a graduate student in African studies, can be heard showing the police that she has a key to her room but hesitating before agreeing to show her Yale identification.
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Provost explained it was hard to determine the key reason for the sales decline but conversations with Renault dealers and salesmen indicated that customers were hesitating to buy new cars.
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These numbers reflect the fact that Republicans have consolidated behind Trump while Democrats remain divided: Liberal independents, a key Sanders demographic, are hesitating to say they support Clinton against Trump.
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Americans considering updating their views on sexual harassment can be forgiven for hesitating after seeing one of the issue's chief defenders waffle when her own political interests are at stake.
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After hesitating or worrying that the Fed would raise interest rates, investors piled into high-dividend stocks when the central bank decided yet again to stand pat on interest rates.
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"Some far-right groups have planned to organize demonstrations whose purpose is to divide, not hesitating to manipulate and rekindle the pain of the families of the victims," he said.
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Now I entered a room that seemed to withdraw from me and stood, hesitating, in the doorway, like an uninvited guest, inhaling the familiar smells of oil paint and turps.
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" Hesitating slightly before answering, Vestager said: "One of the things I have learned from surveillance capitalism and these ideas is it's not you searching Google it is Google searching you.
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Even hesitating a second between the song or podcast and specifying your Sonos speaker group might result in audio playing on the Echo instead of on your nicer, better sounding speaker.
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Three police tactics experts said they understood Officer Cordell Hendrex hesitating as he led a trainee and three Mandalay Bay hotel security guards toward the sound of rapid gunfire Oct. 229.
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Widodo risks angering either nationalists, by being seen as too ready to take outside help, or many ordinary members of the public, by hesitating to accept aid that could save lives.
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After initially hesitating—"Often Vice wants very attack-on-men and sensational pieces, so i'm a little fearful about that," he wrote—he agreed to talk to me on the phone.
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And so the implant was created as a tool of control, a way to weaponize humans, and, most importantly, a way to keep them from hesitating when faced with the enemy.
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I stood with my hand on the car, hesitating, wanting to join them and imagining what might still happen, the possibilities of privacy with Z., I was tempted to try them.
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"Think of it as a correlation with rising mortgage rates," Mr. Miller said, noting that the entry-level market is more dependent on financing, and climbing rates have more buyers hesitating.
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In 2015, then-President Barack Obama first ordered U.S. special operations forces into Syria after long hesitating to deploy "boots on the ground" in the midst of the Syrian civil war.
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I won't forget Stockhausen's "Klavierstück IX": Mr. Trifonov hunched over, sweat dripping from his long hair, hands hesitating ever so slightly before landing, confidently, on the keyboard with a mighty chord.
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Many of them regularly second-guessed their thoughts and actions, hesitating to voice their opinions on work-related matters or keeping their vibrant personalities under wraps out of fear of being stereotyped.
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Without hesitating, he sent an aide over with a gift: $2100,236 in cash, double the tiny West African nation's average annual wage, said Fatou Camara, his former press secretary who saw it.
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Though Apple is also likely losing on some of the potential customers who are now hesitating to purchase an iPhone, the sudden interest for iPhones in many has likely overshadowed that loss.
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A source with knowledge of Facebook's thinking says that the company is hesitating because it believes it is unclear to what degree Russian interference in the U.S. election happened on its platform.
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More than one of the people interviewed agreed that Mr. Trump was dangerous — as one man put it, he's probably "going to get us killed" — without hesitating to support him for president.
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But the authorities appear to be hesitating in the case of Walmart, whose workers have complained of low wages and a new scheduling system they say has left them poorer and exhausted.
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On a night not long afterward, I overheard him confess to my mother that he was having trouble summoning the names of drivers when he was announcing, and found himself hesitating uncertainly.
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After hesitating for a moment, I touched the surface and learned that it was a "block of water," which is how the artist refers to the installation in the gallery press release.
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After hesitating for years, she told the French news media, she decided to break her silence after being outraged that a literary prize, the Renaudot, was awarded to Mr. Matzneff in 2013.
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"We are hearing from builders that consumer demand exists, but that customers are hesitating to make a purchase because of rising home costs," said NAHB Chairman Randy Noel, a homebuilder from LaPlace, Louisiana.
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But that may be of lesser concern, given that YouTube's target demographic is not an adult user base who's hesitating to cut the cord with cable for fear of losing accessing to sports.
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Though Scowsill predicts there will be a few weeks of people hesitating before booking a trip to Orlando, he does "not expect a huge amount of cancellations" for already planned trips, he said.
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A dog went out on the ice and fell through at Trout Lake and without hesitating this woman went out in the water breaking the ice with her hands and rescued the dog!?!
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Despite their similarities, Renzi hasn't been an entirely consistent ally for Obama, hesitating to enact tougher sanctions on Russia for its incursion into Ukraine as his country remains dependent on Moscow for oil.
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The promise of continued monetary stimulus is also positive for lower-rated bonds in the bloc, and indications are that central bankers in major developed countries are all hesitating to tighten monetary policy.
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Recently, the American College of Emergency Physicians released videos depicting ordinary people dealing with potential medical emergencies, but hesitating to seek help out of fear they will get stuck with a huge bill.
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Demand in China is very quiet these days as prices are trading higher and people are hesitating to buy, said Peter Fung, head of dealing at Wing Fung Precious Metals in Hong Kong.
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Residents in high-income countries around the world, where more parents are hesitating to vaccinate their kids, (including England, France, and Japan) have started to witness just how virulent the measles can be.
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He moves the defense not just by speeding them up but by hesitating or waiting just a beat longer than one normally might, so that defenders move just where he wants them to.
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Between answering questions, he bounces on his toes, never hesitating to weigh in on angles and backdrops for our photo shoot (clearly used to being behind the camera instead of in front of it).
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"When I wanted to play aggressive, I was still hesitating a little bit," twice grand slam champion Wawrinka said after being beaten 3-323 6-3 7-6(2) 6-3 by the Argentine.
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Changes you've been hesitating to make will be made by the universe if you're too wimpy to do it yourself, especially concerning your relationships, especially the ones that make you feel sane and comfy.
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Hesitating or taking time to feel someone out isn't a bad thing, but it might mean having to be more patient when it comes to finding love (or, depending on your goals, good sex).
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After years of hesitating, China and Russia joined the other permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, along with Germany and the European Union, in supporting American pressure on Iran to change course.
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Our instructor, Ossian (pronounced "Ocean") Farmer, owner and operator of FBI Surf School, pointed out how I kept hesitating — that, more than any loss of flexibility, he said, was what was holding me back.
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" Hesitating, wincing, biting his lip, adjusting his earphones in a soundproof glass booth, mopping sweat from his brow, Mr. Van Doren, after an apparently excruciating mental struggle, responded: "The Straits of Bosporus and Dardanelles.
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Florida's more conservative areas have been slower to respond to the coronavirus pandemicThe New York Times has suggested that DeSantis is hesitating to enforce measures that may hurt the state's $86 billion tourism industry.
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In another, he writes of a young Tim Buckley humbly hesitating to accept payment after a performance at the Folklore Center, eventually taking the money, only to spend it on a cab ride home.
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" Short on Sunday added that NBA player Stephen Curry is "injecting politics" into his team's expected championship visit to the White House, Trump said he rescinded the White House invite because Curry was "hesitating.
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Except that moments later, Cary Grant taps his wife on the shoulder, and after raising his fist and hesitating, chooses instead to strike her with his open palm, physically pushing her flat on her back.
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"The process is gradual, but the boost to liquidity and market capitalisation in Saudi will make some institutions which have been hesitating decide to enter," said Sandeep Srinivas, senior analyst at FIM Partners in Dubai.
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And perhaps even more dramatic was the scene where you parked yourself next to the phone, hesitating even to get up to go the bathroom, lest you miss that all-important call from your crush.
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If a stentorian voice once prevailed on public radio, the model of the host that Glass incarnates, and that Brian Reed embodies on "S-Town"—a sensitive, hesitating, transparently liberal male—has become equally ubiquitous today.
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"I keep her informed, and she always has good advice if I'm hesitating over something," said Ms. Andelman, who is married to the American music video director and photographer Philip Andelman (they have a young son).
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There was some moderate buying when prices were around the $1,310 range, but people are hesitating to make purchases around the $1,320 levels, said Peter Fung, head of dealing at Wing Fung Precious Metals in Hong Kong.
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The false starts at the beginning of "FFL" mirror someone hesitating to bring up an uncomfortable issue in a conversation, but vocalist Jenny Lea is measured and calm as she coolly assesses the damaged relationship she's in.
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But cheery photo essays by professional women about other women hesitating to join the work force make a subtler point: that the actual mechanics of discrimination tend to be more complicated than they appear from a distance.
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But if you're still hesitating - or if you can't quite bring yourself to imagine your son sharing his name with the hammer-wielding hero - let's talk about some compromises: First, you can pick a rock-solid middle name.
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Since the tech sector has been the biggest driver of the market rally so far this year, Gordon pulled up a chart of the Nasdaq 100-tracking QQQ to show that it is "hesitating" around the $140 mark.
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There were fellow progressive newcomers, like Omar and Tlaib, never hesitating to use Twitter to fire back at critics (or traditional House floor rules) in a clear effort to announce the arrival of a new generation of politicos.
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He is rotating at cornerback with the veterans Janoris Jenkins and Dominique-Rodgers Cromartie, and the first-year coach Ben McAdoo is not hesitating to start rookies after the former coach Tom Coughlin rarely did in 12 seasons.
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The government's frank, public assessments of the projects suggest Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is not hesitating to tackle projects which once enjoyed top-level political support as he pushes an economic reform drive launched this week.
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And the progressive left has become a prominent force in Albany, with many of its activists having worked on the new lawmakers' campaigns last year and, in the months since, not hesitating to demand drastic change in return.
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But the deal, covering a period at least four years away when some airlines are already hesitating to commit due to economic risks, will have come at what one experienced aircraft negotiator described as a "spectacular" price discount.
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EU governments have been hesitating for months, fearful of derailing peace efforts, but Western powers recognized a unity cabinet as Libya's only legitimate government on Sunday, and are pushing for it to move to Tripoli and start work.
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"I've talked to people in my own life, friends I've known for a long time who are hesitating, who are worrying that if they put on a symbol of their Jewish faith they might be targeted," he said.
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While Pence is, of course, a US citizen, his stay at the Trump International — and the fact Trump suggested he patronize the property — would make it appear that Trump is not hesitating to benefit financially from his office.
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Despite the strongest start for oil prices in four years, the world's top oil companies are hesitating to accelerate the search for new resources as a determination to retain capital discipline trumps the hope of making bonanza discoveries.
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EU governments have been hesitating for months, fearful of derailing peace efforts, but Western powers recognised a unity cabinet as Libya's only legitimate government on Sunday, and are pushing for it to move to Tripoli and start work.
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But young women have come alive and Black women have certainly come alive — running for office, talking to elected officials, having ideas about what kind of change we should have and not hesitating to tell it like it is.
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So, I'm going my own way, based on upon the prefixed idea of my roadmap in terms of the evolution and innovation and everything... but I'm not hesitating, not monitoring and paying attention to how my competitors are doing.
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"I'm hesitating between English and French," Jean-Claude Juncker, head of the European Commission, which will hold talks with the U.K. over its decision to leave the EU on behalf of the other countries, told an audience in Italy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans who control the U.S. Congress are hesitating to advance tough new Russia sanctions legislation as fears of damage to American companies slow efforts to quickly send Moscow a message against meddling in the next U.S. election.
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The President's focus remained on sports Saturday morning, as he tweeted he was rescinding a White House invitation for the NBA champion Golden State Warriors because two-time league MVP Steph Curry was "hesitating" in accepting the presidential offer.
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But many lawmakers are hesitating to endorse, partly out of respect for their current colleague, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has picked up just two congressional endorsements: from Representatives Raúl M. Grijalva of Arizona and Keith Ellison of Minnesota.
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Clinton brought up Alicia Machado at the first presidential debate as an example of how Donald Trump treats women, valuing them on their looks above all else and not hesitating to insult them when they fall short of his standards.
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The spiralling cost of the proposed Hinkley Point C power station in Somerset is a case in point; Électricité de France (EDF), the main contractor, has been hesitating over whether to press on with the controversial £2173 billion ($25.9 billion) project.
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There were fellow progressive newcomers, like Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, never hesitating to use Twitter to fire back at critics (or traditional House floor rules) in a clear effort to announce the arrival of a new generation of politicos.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Despite the strongest start for oil prices in four years, the world's top oil companies are hesitating to accelerate the search for new resources as a determination to retain capital discipline trumps the hope of making bonanza discoveries.
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COLOMBO, Aug 26 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee held steady for a seventh straight session on Tuesday, with dealers hesitating to trade in the local currency below 2600.09 per dollar anticipating central bank intervention to defend the currency, dealers said.
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This question becomes less and less hypothetical every time Trump barrels through another taboo that previously bound the modern American presidency: firing an F.B.I. director who was investigating him, hesitating to censure white supremacists, casually accusing his critics of treason.
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" Once the fighting started, President Lincoln, initially prone to "hesitating, doubting, shrinking," had to destroy the old system once and for all; without that, Douglass warned, the Civil War would be "little better than a gigantic enterprise for shedding human blood.
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During his days as a real estate developer, and later as a media star, he provoked fights with everyone from former New York Mayor Ed Koch to comedian Rosie O'Donnell, never hesitating to insult an opponent's physical appearance, intelligence, or competence.
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"People are hesitating in making purchases and are lowering their inventories with all the discussion around China and the U.S. and the Brexit discussions creating more uncertainty," Juergen Schachler said on Wednesday on the sidelines of the World Copper Conference in Santiago.
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COLOMBO, Aug 23 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee ended steady for a seventh straight session on Tuesday, with dealers hesitating to trade in the local currency below 145.50 per dollar in anticipation of central bank intervention to defend the currency, dealers said.
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Some viewers, including The Blaze's Glenn Beck and white nationalist leader Richard Spencer, watched the broadcast and linked the crime to Black Lives Matter while also criticizing Johnson for hesitating to call the torture a hate crime, using the now-viral #BLMKidnapping tag.
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While I hadn't adopted a British accent during my time in England, I had adopted words, phrases, and pronunciations that raised eyebrows and cocked heads in the U.S. Often I found myself hesitating before speaking, trying to remember how I pronounced certain words.
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"Everyone is hesitating to use the 'c word,' but these patients are cured," says Michael Rudnicki, director of the Regenerative Medicine Program and the Sprott Centre for Stem Cell Research at the Ottawa Health Research Institute, who was not involved with the research.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britons are cutting back on their daily coffee fix and hesitating before splashing out on bigger items such as new carpets, retailers said on Tuesday, further signs that consumer spending is slowing sharply ahead of a national election in June.
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To your left and right are lovely prospects of lakes shining in the sun, or bugs scurrying away from your hesitating hand as you gauge the distance to your next hold, or tantalizing glimpse of the checkpoint towards which you are making your way.
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Trump was previously criticized for hesitating to suspend the century-old Jones Act, which prohibits foreign ships from bringing goods from one U.S. port to another, for Puerto Rico immediately after Hurricane Maria — particularly because he had issued such waivers following Harvey and Irma.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Ayanna Pressley (D-MA), Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), and Ilhan Omar (D-MN), known as "the Squad," have responded to Trump's unrelenting and violent onslaught with assertive civility, never hesitating to defend themselves but refusing to take the bait.
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In addition, daily headlines continue to stress slower global growth and downside risks for this year, and there is some sense that businesses are hesitating on some investments due to economic uncertainties, including trade tensions, rising interest rates and even the partial government shutdown.
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Let this game serve as a reminder to those who seem all too ready to call resistance groups like Antifa (which stands for "anti-fascists") terrorists, while hesitating to use the same label to describe the actual acts of terrorism perpetrated by white supremacists.
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COMEY: No. I — I might — the only reason I'm hesitating is I think there was a least one conversation where I was asked to call the White House switchboard to be connected to him, but I — I never initiated a communication with the president.
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And in Iran, private iron ore miners are hesitating to reopen as they are not confident the market will "sustain at a high level" for a substantial period, said Keyvan Ja'fari Tehrani, head of international affairs at the Iranian Iron Ore Producers and Exporters Association.
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"Gold is hesitating just as the dollar is pausing for breath ... We have the Fed meeting later, and investors are wondering what the Fed is going to do with regards to the pace of balance sheet reduction," said Fawad Razaqzada, an analyst with Forex.com.
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He's just happy to be there, cracking a few jokes with host Steve Harvey, saying that he doesn't want his kids to walk in on he and his wife after a wild party, answering a question about what might make Harvey a good kisser without hesitating.
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"I cannot explain in details the root cause but, for sure, our customers are hesitating to buy, and this explains most of the volume decrease," he said, adding that it is likely that much of the uncertainty comes from the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China.
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The day before making the announcement in 2017, the president huddled with Hope Hicks, a close aide at the time, and Mr. Miller in the small dining room off the Oval Office, hesitating about his decision and agonizing over what to say, according to people close to him.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is heading for tougher-than-expected policy talks on Thursday as its leader Saudi Arabia pushes to extend output cuts by nine months while non-member Russia is hesitating on the curbs' duration due to worries that the market could overheat.
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And if you're worried about him doing a 28, as in hesitating to pitch beyond the 103-inning threshold talked about during the returns of Stephen Strasburg and Matt Harvey, it's likely a moot point since the regular season is a quarter of the way over already. 210-t.
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We have a swelling Democratic 2020 field in which a capital-S Socialist is arguably the front-runner, most of the declared candidates are offering maximal ideological ambition, and the last Democratic vice president is hesitating to run in part because of all his long-gone compromises with conservatism.
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Rhode Island officials also chose to create a special enrollment period to prevent people from hesitating to get testing or treatment if they were uninsured, said Lindsay Lang, the director of the state's marketplace, HealthSource RI. "We don't know how big this will be in Rhode Island," she said.
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After sharply criticizing football players who had declined to stand for the national anthem in order to raise awareness of police brutality and racial injustice, Trump scolded the Warriors' Stephen Curry on Twitter for "hesitating" about a potential visit to the White House — a tradition for the reigning league champion.
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La diplomate Over the last week -- and the first year of the administration -- Melania Trump has practiced a quiet diplomacy at contrast with her husband, not hesitating to assert her independence and saying more with her fashion choices, her selective public appearances and her attention to details than with her words.
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" Netanyahu praised Greenblatt in a tweet from his office's official account, offering thanks to Greenblatt "for his dedicated work on behalf of security and peace, and for not hesitating for a moment to speak out and tell the truth against all those who spoke ill of the State of Israel.
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COLOMBO, Aug 26 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee was steady for an eighth session on Wednesday as exporter dollar sales were offset by importer demand for the greenback, with dealers hesitating to trade the local currency below 2602.76 per dollar in anticipation of central bank intervention to defend the rupee, dealers said.
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The first time I had to turn in a tax return after seeing those photos of Iraqi prisoners of war being tortured by United States Army reservists, I stood in front of a mail box for 45 minutes, hesitating to contribute to the federal coffers and envying the folk singer Pete Seeger.
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But it's after our chat that I see her savage side: As she gives herself a tour, she comments on the number of female employees on the staff, not hesitating for a second before cupping her tattoo-smattered hands around her mouth to yell "Pussy power!" to a round of laughs and applause.
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Volkswagen, where the emissions cheating first emerged more than two and a half years ago, was punished for hesitating to overhaul its management ranks when Munich prosecutors said they had opened a fraud investigation into Rupert Stadler, the leader of the carmaker's highly profitable Audi division and a member of the Volkswagen management board.
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After a career of trying to delicately navigate the issue, and appeal to both liberal activists and his fellow Catholics, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. told The Associated Press on Tuesday, after initially hesitating, that he would support enshrining abortion rights into federal law "should it become necessary," a position other presidential candidates had already taken.
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She climbs down the stairs, but stands on the lowest step, hesitating, soaking up the loneliness of the house in some way, as if it had something it could tell her, the generations of Alvestons who have lived here, and all of them, she thinks, unhappy, all of them bringing their children up hard, but all of them having something to them.
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According to the Powerball website, six tickets won $2 million a piece, and 34 others won $1 million—not to mention the roughly $135 million in smaller prizes won by 9,397,724 people scattered across the US. Wednesday's big winner still hasn't come forward, and while they're not legally allowed to remain anonymous in Massachusetts, it's easy to understand why they might be hesitating.
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The French Football Federation is not hesitating to build a bridge between the tournaments — one of the federation's commercial partners is running a marketing campaign under the slogan, "Don't wait for 188 to relive 2018" — even if some of the women's team's leaders, like striker Eugénie Le Sommer and others, profess frustration with the constant comparisons between men's and women's soccer.
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Over the past 25 years -- as a teaching assistant as a big public university, in graduate training, a professor at a small tuition-driven Catholic university, and now as an academic advisor embedded in the history department back at that big public school -- I've probably talked to thousands of people about their experiences in history classes and why they might be hesitating over declaring a major.
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Without hesitating, he walks across the grass and goes straight to the windows farthest on the right—where the sewing room would be—but instead of the little lace-covered table and the pedestalled fern he sees only a mattress and box spring, a set of barbells, a bicycle, and an enormous black dog, which has risen up on its hind legs, placed its front paws on the windowsill, and is barking at him miserably.
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"If you see a colleague being sexually harassed, or hear comments about women that are demeaning or derogatory, say something in that moment," Noreen A. Farrell, executive director of Equal Rights Advocates, tells CNBC Make It. Rather than hesitating, Farrell, whose organization advocates for the civil rights of women and girls, says a simple comment like, "That is making me uncomfortable," can show the harasser and the person being harassed that you're aware of what just happened.
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First by hesitating to attribute the brutality to any one element of the protests, and again on Tuesday by doubling down on his contention that "there is blame on both sides," Mr. Trump seems to have concluded what many other conservatives did about the tragedy in Charlottesville, Va.: As tragic as it was, it was incited by a small, unrepresentative group of bigots purporting to speak for the right who received a disproportionately large amount of news coverage.
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In the first two clips below, the big tries to drop, leaving the ball handler wide open; in the third clip, Curry navigates the screen perfectly, hesitating and keeping the defender on his hip just long enough to force the switch before launching a step-back jumper before the big knew what hit him: While the five-out look has been good to the Mavericks, recent acquisition Nerlens Noel opens up entirely new possibilities on both ends of the floor.
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