Any hobby is a hobby, whether it's enjoyed by a straight, LGBT, or gender non-binary person.
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"Hobby Lobby is fighting that we are an essential store," a Hobby Lobby employee in North Carolina said.
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In "The Case for Having a Hobby," Jaya Saxena writes: Last spring, I forgot the word for hobby.
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Hobby Lobby, the Supreme Court ruled that Hobby Lobby should get an exemption from the mandate for religious reasons.
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Here's what is happening: Hobby: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is proposing new rules under the Hobby Protection Act.
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The New Hobby Box sends its subscribers a new hobby each month centered around a different set of skills.
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There's actually a sort of hobby, side hobby, of watching these old Sanders tapes from the 20173s and '80s.
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There's actually a sort of hobby, side hobby, of watching these old Sanders tapes from the 1970s and '80s.
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There's actually a sort of hobby, side hobby, of watching these old Sanders tapes from the 783s and '278s.
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This was a passion that turned into a hobby, and then, as my hobby, I became more passionate about it.
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Depending on the nerdiness or New Aginess of the hobby, there may even be mild social stigma to the hobby.
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I've been writing as a hobby since high school, but it is definitely a hobby that requires some discipline and continuity.
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If we see a new hobby as not simply a new hobby, but a new hobby and a chance to meet someone, we constantly keep our heads on a swivel, wondering when that predicted "meet someone" is going to happen.
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You would have to claim the income as hobby income, however you would no longer be able to deduct the hobby expenses, as hobby expenses that were deductible as miscellaneous itemized deductions prior to 2018 were eliminated following tax reform.
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What's the difference, after all, between turning a coding hobby into a career and turning a PR or journalism hobby into a career?
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I'm the kind of person who cannot have a hobby unless that hobby becomes my entire personality for an unspecified duration of time.
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Which is why I believe it is now time for the Hobby Lobby mission statement to be restructured to the following: Hobby Lobby Mission Statement (UPDATED: July, 2017) We here at Hobby Lobby are committed to: Offering our customers exceptional selection and value.
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So I refuse people who write me off as some rich kid taking a hobby, fashion as a f–king hobby or a fashion plate.
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In 2013 while serving on the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, Gorsuch joined the majority that ruled in favor of Hobby Lobby in Hobby Lobby v.
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It's a hobby of mine to write about this stuff and I have other writers who write for the blog too and it's a hobby for them.
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That's because the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act did away with a break that allowed you to write off hobby expenses up to the amount of hobby income.
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The dealers working with Hobby Lobby falsely labeled the shipments as "ceramics" and "samples" and illegally shipped them to Hobby Lobby stores and two corporate offices, according to the DOJ.
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I would never patronize Hobby Lobby because I believe in women's access to contraception, but I also can't say that I have consumer needs that Hobby Lobby can fill, either.
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Pokémon is a beloved part of my childhood*, and including it prominently in a crossword feels like marrying my biggest hobby from back then with my biggest hobby from today.
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"It was more like a hobby in the beginning, a hobby that would later become the real deal," says Djuric, who worked as a chimney sweep throughout her university studies.
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Instead of arts-and-crafts chains like Michaels and Hobby Lobby, many Reddit users said they used to visit small-town hobby stores for model airplane parts and other collectors' items.
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It's not the Love & Friendship star's only phallic hobby.
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A common adage in the hobby is to "buy your third trailer first," because many people who stick with the hobby go through two or three RVs before they find the right fit.
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Being a gaming geek isn't a hobby — it's a lifestyle.
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Receipts at sporting goods and hobby stores fell 0.8 percent.
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Anthony Anderson Reveals His Unexpected (and Seriously Impressive) Hobby (Exclusive)
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I definitely want it to be more than a hobby.
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Hubbuch's offending tweet wasn't hobby activity; it was political activity.
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No, it was a hobby, and it was fairly obscure.
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Hobby Lobby Stores (which was combined with two other cases).
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AliExpress is not a destination so much as a hobby.
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Beekeeping in New York City was long a furtive hobby.
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For a long time writing was a hobby for Kwan.
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Vintage shopping can be both a hobby and a sport.
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For her, baking was therapy as well as a hobby.
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I hope puzzles for her become a satisfying lifelong hobby.
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The emperor's hobby has been marine biology, especially goby fish.
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The latter involves a lot of "recreation," Zellner's favorite hobby.
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First it was purely a hobby, later a professional mission.
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Before joining the IDF, photography was more like a hobby.
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PC gaming can be an intimidating hobby to get into.
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For me, it was just going to be a hobby.
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"TV is a hobby," was an early example of this.
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Spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores was unchanged.
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Chan has turned to social media to promote his hobby.
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It can be intimidating to start a new hobby solo.
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Take up embroidery or invest in a new hobby 30.
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Regardless, Teton's horseback riding hobby makes for some great photos.
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Will her hobby turn into a career down the road?
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Next thing I know, my little hobby started helping others.
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This is a cheaper hobby than going to the gym.
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She said, 'Duggar, that's not a job, that's a hobby.
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That was his view in Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. v.
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We are no longer an exclusive hobby community of nerds.
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Or is it something that's more of a temporary hobby?
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"You're gonna ruin your career or your hobby," she added.
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It's as much a hobby as it is a game.
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For her, it's a hobby that's turned into her passion.
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Or, they can take a lesson from Pelosi's hobby, paleontology.
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Sales at sporting goods and hobby stores soared 1.5 percent.
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She needs to find a hobby & do better next time.
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Hobby Lobby, which expanded First Amendment protections of free speech.
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Receipts at sporting goods and hobby stores rose 1.3 percent.
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Hobby Lobby will open for Black Friday at 8 a.m.
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"Now I think maybe I have a hobby," he said.
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Rough patches notwithstanding, Hobby Lobby evolved into a corporate behemoth.
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People make a hobby of being offended, and it's boring.
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Music transformed into more of an outlet than a hobby.
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Patreons typically supplement someone's hobby to make it financially justifiable.
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Watch your kids grow up, get an expensive hobby, chill.
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"Justin Timberlake wanting to act is a hobby," he says.
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Racing in online competitions and on consoles became a hobby.
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It was also a snapshot of a hobby in decline.
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In these homebound times, coziness has become a national hobby.
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It's a hobby as well as part of my job.
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Should writing witty comments be considered a hobby or talent?
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Watching Bravo, while my life's passion, is not a hobby.
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As a boy he took up photography as a hobby.
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""Hobby Lobby is fighting that we are an essential store.
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Until then, YouTube had always been a hobby, she said.
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What fun it is to have this crossword puzzle hobby.
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Mr. Dalio has turned his hobby into a global calling.
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Turn your hobby into a career with the Sony ILCE7KB.
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After the boutique, M. wants to head to Hobby Lobby.
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This has saved money and given me a new hobby.
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Consider one example that has been a Trump hobby horse.
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But Facebook Watch didn't feel like a hobby to me.
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"It's not a hobby, it's a real business," Cook said.
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Um, that's awesome and I am totally stealing this hobby.
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For too long, I've treated Financial Samurai like a hobby.
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Receipts at sporting goods and hobby stores jumped 2.2 percent.
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"My hobby is taking pictures of insects," Mr. Yamazaki said.
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Gardening is generally a healthy and pleasurable hobby or occupation.
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Now get to it, and enjoy your new favorite hobby!
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Receipts at sporting goods and hobby stores dropped 1.8 percent.
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What is the difference between a sport and a hobby?
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It also turned into something far bigger than a hobby.
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Hobby Lobby has framed its actions as an unintentional oversight.
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In a weird way, aging meat has become my hobby.
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Spending time with my grandpa he tried to impress upon me that music is just a hobby and that I could continue doing music and I should treat it as such, as a hobby.
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For many, active trading is fun, and even considered a hobby.
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Click here to see more work from the MIT Hobby Shop.
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Like any hobby that suddenly explodes, there are pros and cons.
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She really believes having that hobby helped her to survive cancer.
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Sarsour is arrested regularly, it&aposs kind of like a hobby.
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A group of men are bonding over a hobby they love.
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It was their version of knitting, a hobby for restless hands.
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What started as a personal hobby quickly grew into a business.
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Back then it wasn't a job; it wasn't even a hobby.
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Hobby Lobby has not responded to Hyperallergic's immediate request for comment.
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These were hotly contested in the Hobby Lobby and Zubik v.
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What was supposed to be their retirement hobby became much more.
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They capture the essence of what attracts people to the hobby.
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CHOPPING My biggest hobby and my only exercise is chopping wood.
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It was like a hobby and now it's a big business.
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Chasing deadly storms is a hobby that might raise some eyebrows.
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I recognized it as a hobby that I want to share.
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To put this into context, this is no hobby sized drone.
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A subscription box exists for almost any niche interest or hobby.
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Having a hobby could even give you an assist at work.
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It's a hobby that landed him on a Chilean racing team.
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Everybody has a hobby and that's what we chose to do.
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William revealed that dancing is Charlotte's favorite hobby in March 2018.
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For Margot Robbie, her go-to hobby is tattooing her friends.
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A: For me it was more of a hobby than anything.
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"I play every day," says Cooper of his hobby and obsession.
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" She added of the other sex: "It's a hobby of mine.
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Hyperloop is not a frivolity, a hobby, or a party trick.
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Learn more about earning money from a hobby or skill here.
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They like to know everything about a certain property or hobby.
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He pays for all that hobby stuff with his fun money.
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I used to consider it a hobby, but now I don't.
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But I do this for a living: it's not a hobby.
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Earlier this year, William revealed that dancing is Charlotte's favorite hobby.
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And Hobby Lobby CEO David Green is the dark sorcerer responsible.
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He's also come up with a name for his new hobby.
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Hobby Lobby's founder, David Green, had big plans for the relics.
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Indeed, $1,600 for a robot already qualifies as an expensive hobby.
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Photography was a hobby for me until about five years ago.
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Sorry, I forgot about semi-invented synesthesia being a dullard's hobby.
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This hobby-grade drone could represent the future of medical delivery.
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What's really taking off now is a lot of hobby stuff.
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Religious items: Like hobby craft, there is a separate religious catalog.
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Hobby is the smaller of two main Houston-area commercial airports.
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Mr Lotan is about to turn his hobby into a product.
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They also established in the Supreme Court case Hobby Lobby v.
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For some, it's a hobby, and others, a full-time job.
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With my Pokémon Go interest waning, I need the new hobby.
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Gaming is an expensive hobby, especially if you want the best.
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Remember those hilarious pictures of former president Bush's bizarre painting hobby?
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Hobby Airport officials seemed to find some humor in what happened.
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Turn your hobby into a business with the Adobe photography plan.
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It seems like writing is more than a hobby for you.
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Getting into wine can quickly become a rather time-consuming hobby.
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However, his odd hobby once got him into trouble with Furnish.
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I've since learned to love cooking — it's now become a hobby.
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Will you be traveling, visiting grandchildren or taking up a hobby?
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Drawing isn't the only hobby Ulbricht has picked up in prison.
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Astrology was a hobby: She'd calculate charts for friends as gifts.
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Today, what started as a hobby has turned into a responsibility.
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It's a hobby, and I have so much fun every day.
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Black re-enactors form a small faction within the overall hobby.
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And then let's quietly suggest they take up another hobby. Deadmau5?
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Some parents, too, are anticipating a future without their backyard hobby.
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You might think of Zubik as the sequel to Hobby Lobby.
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Hobby Lobby was, it might actually be a more important case.
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He knows his hobby can become obsessive because it's happened before.
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"Looking after them is part of the whole hobby," he said.
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"It's his hobby," he said, in a tone of mild amazement.
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Hobby Lobby did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
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Jared Polis, told The Denver Post regarding Hobby Lobby on Monday.
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"Swimming is really just for me still a hobby," Ledecky said.
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Hobby Lobby did not respond to Business Insider's request to comment.
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Hobby Lobby will save more money by doing the 75% first.
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If that interferes with a personal hobby, then too bad. —Dr.
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He has been making bow ties as a hobby since 2010.
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As a hobby, she advises friends and family how to dress.
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Self-improvement for the junkies becomes a kind of glorified hobby.
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Sharing a hobby you're passionate about can connect you to others.
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Skiing is more a passion or a lifestyle than a hobby.
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Individually we pay for things we do alone and hobby spending.
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"This is not a hobby," Cook said of Apple's enterprise efforts.
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It's a very fun, and very unfounded, hobby for royal obsessives.
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It's a hobby that anyone can really benefit from or enjoy.
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Thank you, Hobby Lobby, for a great lesson in selective morality.
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She convinced herself that we were interested in her personal hobby.
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If you decide to pick up a ukulele hobby, we'll understand.
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To me, computers were a hobby, but storytelling was my passion.
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"It's not his business; it's his hobby," said Mr. Harel, 28.
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Instead, these baby kangaroos pursue the best hobby of all — scratching.
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Not surprisingly, demand for hobby farm properties is on the rise.
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And don't give him a quirky hobby, like playing the didgeridoo.
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Embracing one's immigrant past has suddenly become more than a hobby.
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Since then enthusiasm for the once-forbidden hobby has taken hold.
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Here are five ways to find, and keep, a fulfilling hobby.
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I couldn't say why I do it, it's a peculiar hobby.
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The prominent conservative founder of Hobby Lobby on Sunday endorsed Sen.
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Few people would consider going into music as a lucrative hobby.
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My amateur radio hobby was a coverup excuse for the wire.
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I am a hobby painter in oil and a retired gemologist.
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I found out sports is my hobby, politics is my passion.
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It's easy to pigeonhole the prepping hobby—and that's mostly what it is, a hobby—as the province of paranoid knuckle-draggers, the kind of people who proudly fly "Don't Tread on Me" flags over their trailers.
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Hobby farms vary widely in size and focus, with the majority of them incorporating both crops and animals — and, more often than not, some chickens, said Roger Sipe, the group editor of Hobby Farms and Chickens magazines.
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Pursue a hobby Sometimes it's best to get involved in something else.
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It's just a hobby, not a perceived refuge for awkward, obsessive fans.
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She tells me about hunting and her other hobby: the diamond trade.
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It also helps that surfing, her beloved hobby, counts as cross training.
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But you'd say you want it to be more than a hobby?
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But Carson is also a surfer, a hobby that can get expensive.
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Can't a woman have a hobby without being labeled a hopeless loser?
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It's a hobby worth picking up, because the results can be spectacular.
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From then on, I stopped seeing my art as only a hobby.
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It was literally a hobby, and something we thought was just fun.
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Giz: It's great to see how much you're embracing your daughter's hobby.
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Even if it's just a hobby, it's a great thing to do.
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Hannon recommended brainstorming a business idea from an existing sport or hobby.
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She used to be a star athlete, and snowboarding remains a hobby.
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Gamble started calligraphy as a hobby, helping out friends with wedding invites.
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Receipts at sporting goods and hobby stores jumped 1.3 percent last month.
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BASHING America's legacy media organisations may be Donald Trump's most consistent hobby.
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As a hobby, it didn't really exist four or five years ago.
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What are the core reasons why we like hunting as a hobby?
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He is likely best known for his role in Hobby Lobby vs.
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If you have a passion that doesn't pay, it's called a hobby.
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I decided it was better as a hobby, and not a profession.
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After all, it has the sleek look of many popular hobby drones.
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That's technically a hobby, I guess, but it doesn't seem as fun.
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She even encouraged her son to pick up a hobby of his.
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Thanks to her boyfriend, Sarah Hyland is taking on a new hobby.
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" "I told her I like to travel and consider it a hobby.
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His brothers described the materials as "Charles' hobby," according to the Times.
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The simulation included a hobby drone that was supposed to be neutralized.
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Hobby Lobby Stores—the Court's first effort to balance religious liberty with
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But slo-mo shenanigans are still mostly a hobby for the pair.
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Judge Gorsuch also participated in two landmark RFRA cases: Hobby Lobby v.
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Research shows that having a hobby reduces stress and boosts creative thinking.
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For 20-year-old Negin Khpalwak, music was never just a hobby.
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William revealed that dancing is Princess Charlotte's favorite hobby in March 2018.
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"Star Wars is more than just a hobby," fan Christy Anani said.
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But I didn't want my hobby to turn into a wearisome job.
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Space, it appears, is a rich man's hobby, and he knows it.
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But receipts at hobby, musical instrument and book stores fell 0.3 percent.
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The idea of driving your own car will be like a hobby.
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But performing was a "hobby"—she reserved her ambition for the canvas.
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It's just a hobby, and if you cheat, who are you cheating?
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How one engineer made his hobby pay off originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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Excel was a hobby he just happened to pick up last year.
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Four observed that Barker was divided between his "hobby" and his work.
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He also owns his own private hangar in Houston, Texas's Hobby Airport.
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The pursuit is no mere hobby: Arm wrestling has become big business.
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I think they should get a hobby or a job, or both.
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Receipts at sporting goods and hobby stores rose 0.2 percent last month.
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That's my hobby, getting vintage shirts from 30 or 40 years back.
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For years, flying RC helicopters has been a hobby for many enthusiasts.
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I thought you guys had some sort of hobby garden out here.
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It was just kind of a hobby and a side thing before.
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Google has a bad track record with hardware—feels like a hobby.
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Sean Hannity, quite literally, will not shut up about his new hobby.
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Meanwhile, the FAA prohibits hobby drones from flying higher than 400 feet.
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Get a Life pairs artists with writers who share the same hobby.
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"You see youth is my hobby," Locke wrote him at one point.
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Hobby Lobby CEO David Green publicly endorsed Trump in the 2016 election.
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He was mulling the idea of turning the hobby into a business.
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Could the trade fight cause him to cut back on his hobby?
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Murray considers the collection a financial investment, and not a hoarding hobby.
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Amid a national debate over gun control, the hobby is also political.
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But minivans aren't just for lugging around hobby supplies and carrying kids.
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"In the 1950s, vintage racing was a ragtag, unsafe hobby," he said.
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But Mr. Lamb has pursued a hobby of his own, as needed.
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MS: Which some people like to buy and have for their hobby.
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WILLIS: The pickles, the hams, the preserves — it was not a hobby.
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"This cellar filled with all the items was her hobby," Toop said.
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Historically a French hobby-horse, dirigisme has found favour with German policymakers.
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"Find yourself a hobby that isn't checking your portfolio," Mr. Johnson said.
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It's a hobby that requires a decent amount of hardware, after all.
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It's the latest "old timey" hobby to gain a dedicated new following.
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Assembling ghost guns was initially a niche hobby enjoyed by firearm enthusiasts.
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For Nguyen, horticulture is a hobby as well as a side hustle.
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Having a hobby or two can reduce stress and improve overall productivity.
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Lately, however, public health concerns have put a damper on the hobby.
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Hunting for her next big hand is, she states, her biggest hobby.
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If you found a hobby you love, does that mean you succeeded?
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One hobby in particular that early retirees engage in is physical activity.
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Staying true to his favorite hobby, he carried himself like a surfer.
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The thing about skincare, though, it's that it's not just a hobby.
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When the Supreme Court ruled against the government in Hobby Lobby v.
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"Frances was like, You're like the granny with her hobby," she said.
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Cooking with the sun is a hobby for Rik at the moment.
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Afshin Shahidi: Photography was always something that was a hobby of mine.
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Math and made a consistent hobby out of breaking down the show.
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There aren't a whole lot of professions whose practitioners go home after work and do more work just for fun, but programming is a world of side projects—the job is the hobby and the hobby is the job.
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But growing up with fine dining as a hobby can also be isolating.
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Told me nothing was wrong with me except I didn't have a hobby.
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And if you don&apost make any money it&aposs still your hobby.
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Kevin Pluck has a cool hobby: turning climate trend data into stunning graphics.
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His wife doesn't like his hobby; she worries it'll hurt his visa renewal.
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"He only wants to tear up paper," she explains of a favorite hobby.
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Here are five of Gorsuch's most notable cases: Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. v.
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Have you ever made an account or had a hobby like this before?
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But he hopes he doesn't pursue it as any more than a hobby.
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I thought this was a summertime hobby that'd die once September came around.
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Opponents pointed to Gorsuch's joining the majority in Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. v.
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I bought my first house here, I developed my hobby into something meaningful.
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If you don't have a hobby, now's the perfect time to cultivate one!
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This hobby became a passion, which would develop into a career, he says.
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It's a hobby that began when she purchased a tattoo gun on eBay.
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It is well-organized, focused on technology and takes the hobby very seriously.
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Henriksen is an avid Aurora photographer and tests new phones as a hobby.
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Meet new people, move somewhere, find a new hobby, go back to school.
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Rihanna then addressed Banks' blood sacrifice hobby in a series of Instagram hashtags.
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Alsup's long-cherished hobby illuminated issues at the very heart of Oracle v.
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Houston's second-biggest airport, William P. Hobby, is a hub for Southwest Airlines.
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Aero, but this is not a hobby he wants to be widely known.
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These days, DXing is pretty much a niche hobby, thanks to the internet.
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Spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores increased 0.7 percent last month.
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Guy Bethell had never thought of pursuing cooking as more than a hobby.
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As with any hobby, it is easy to spend more than you should.
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I was dedicated to it as well, it wasn't just like a hobby.
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Vlogging was still relatively unheard of as a hobby, let alone a career.
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"Without revenue, it is not a company, it is a hobby," added Ulvestam.
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Homebrewing, after all, is a hobby beloved by plaid-clad, bearded men everywhere.
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The only red flag was his hobby: The man played bagpipes every day.
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Coming up with twists on names seems to be a hobby of hers.
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Having a hobby outside of work could help you perform better 9-5.
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The two have turned their love for eclipses into a full-time hobby.
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Keller said that he and Taylor met through a mutual hobby: smoking pot.
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Many treat it as a hobby, or a springboard into a larger following.
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One, foxglory123, found the hobby not through a parent but through YouTube itself.
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Have you ever wondered if your writing hobby could actually become a career?
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But in some corners of the hobby game world, Legacy's rise is controversial.
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Demand for entertainment robots including toys and hobby systems is also growing fast.
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Who knew your childhood sticker-collecting hobby could be your new beauty secret?
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Youth, I knew, was something rich people have taken on as a hobby.
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Alternatively, devote more time to a hobby related to the career you want.
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Hobby, four named deputies and 25 officers unnamed officers were listed as defendants.
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And the hobby "cat communication" (27.2,21.9,210), whatever that is, beats Sarah Palin (22016,230,23).
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It is a job, and I'd say it's a hobby for me too.
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He's been doing a lot better now that I've found him a hobby.
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It's shocking to think photography was once a "back burner" hobby for Barnes.
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Hobby-horsing also has a strong element of female empowerment, some riders say.
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Did making sculptures run parallel to your pursuit of baking as a hobby?
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You simply sign up to get your "hobby craft" and off you go.
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For Iguodala, tech investing is not just a hobby but a defining passion.
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It's a beloved hobby that helps me destress, akin to baking or napping.
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"It seems like this is his hobby now," the source says of Caffrey.
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But spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores dropped 1.1% last month.
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A library is the best way to save money on an expensive hobby.
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He had been homebrewing since his college days, though only as a hobby.
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Shu's vision now is as ambitious as reducing cooking to a mere hobby.
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Besides, as everyone reassured me, couldn't I always do art as a hobby?
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Obbink allegedly sold the fragments to Hobby Lobby in two batches in 2010.
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Hobby Lobby (2014), which struck down ObamaCare's contraceptive mandate because it violated RFRA.
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Margot started her channel six years ago as a hobby in high school.
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Rain quickly drenched the Houston area Wednesday, including 6 inches at Hobby Airport.
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Indeed, Cook's most-known hobby is his love of fitness, hiking, and cycling.
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It's 85033am and we're trapped waiting for security to reopen at #houston Hobby!
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Hobby jobs are the types of jobs you&aposd probably do for free.
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Creative souls looking for a new hobby to try need look no further.
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But it's an expensive hobby as retro arcade machines become rarer each year.
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Hobby Lobby stores feel like a second home if you were raised evangelical.
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It was during this time that she took up flying as a hobby.
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Like any hobby, I enjoy the writing process, I enjoy the testing process.
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Barbie's Hobby Studio would give you a space to explore your creative side.
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Hobby Lobby agreed to forfeit the items and pay a $3 million fine.
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"You build a comfort zone for the hobby to function," Mr. Keefer said.
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But after her melanoma diagnosis, birding went from a hobby to an obsession.
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JF: They were paying us enough for what was a part-time hobby.
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Landed gentry and other moneyed types were especially fond of the new hobby.
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She has a daughter, a third husband and an expensive hobby: equestrian shows.
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Is it a hobby to create, and tend to, a collection of things?
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For Dr. Matsumoto, knitting is more than a handicraft hobby with health benefits.
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"You can't treat them like they are some sort of hobby," he said.
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Spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores rose 0.5 percent last month.
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I've been drawing [since] I was a child—it was my favourite hobby.
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At that point, in June 2016, many A.S.M.R.tists treated YouTube like a hobby.
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After reading this article, are you more interested in picking up a hobby?
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It is, collectively, our favorite hobby, face-touching, and we didn't even know.
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He had written op-ed pieces over the years, mostly as a hobby.
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When he began the site in 2010, it was an after-work hobby.
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Attacking Trump has become something of a hobby at this annual Bavarian gathering.
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Ms. Madara calls herself a "hobby botanist," with a focus on poisonous plants.
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But all of that changed with the Court's 2014 decision in Hobby Lobby.
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"This was before Instagram and social media," Jeff said of the couple's hobby.
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Spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores rose 0.2 percent in August.
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Ms. Hynds, 42, decided to make flying a career instead of a hobby.
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The Trump sons' cruel hobby of hunting big African game also doesn't help.
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"It's nice because I get to do something that's my hobby," he said.
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"The frames I used were from Hobby Lobby and were also on sale."
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It feels more like a hobby than a full-grown business right now.
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"They never wrote it off as a hobby or something silly," she said.
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Or, maybe you find a new hobby or develop a new side hustle.
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What was once a private hobby has been transformed into an experience industry.
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Considering how demanding a hobby this can be, it was a freeing notion.
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"I don't want this to take away this hobby from me," she said.
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GT was just a hobby, but it was one he was good at.
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Your hobby doesn't have to be physically demanding to correlate with better health.
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The benefits of engaging in a hobby extend to hours, even days later.
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And affirmative action, of course, has long been a hobby horse of conservatives.
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To those who are in it, gaming is more than just a hobby.
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So far, only his son has shown a growing interest in the hobby.
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Spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores declined further, falling 3.2 percent.
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VICE: Do you work in the skydiving industry, or is skydiving a hobby?
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Most of the others in the class were office workers pursuing a hobby.
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And as a hobby, and a community, you could do a lot worse.
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"It's a hobby, a part of our culture, and our custom," he said.
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Also keep in mind that a hobby — such as reselling antique rocking chairs on eBay — remains a hobby and is not a "business" if you haven't made any money on it this year ... or last, or the 10 years before that.
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Hobby Lobby Stores, the Supreme Court ruled that in forcing Hobby Lobby — a chain of for-profit arts and craft stores run by a religious family — to offer insurance coverage for birth control, the government had violated the corporation's religious freedoms.
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He said that can feel daunting: Finding a completely new hobby means accepting that the hobby he chooses—playing an instrument, joining a running group, climbing at a rock-climbing gym—is one he will likely suck at for a while.
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If boosting your chances of landing a job at a company like Facebook isn't enough reason to take up a hobby, here are three science-backed ones: Having a hobby outside of work could help you perform better 9 - 5.
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"The creation of content is not a hobby, it is a profession," Juncker said.
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I'm pretty sure he considers it a hobby, but he's very passionate about it.
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Now, under the new tax law, this itemized deduction for hobby costs is eliminated.
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While it's a freeing and inclusive hobby, it's of course not immune to ridicule.
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But even having a hobby that interests you can benefit your career, studies show.
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Extreme Couponing didn't get picked up by TLC for nothing — it's a serious hobby.
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The most prominent, the Hobby Lobby chain, has more than 13,000 full-time employees.
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Electronics and appliances stores lost 0003,2000, as did sporting goods, hobby and book stores.
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While he awaits trial, his thoughts will inevitably drift to his favorite hobby, escape.
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If a business after three years isn't making money, I call it a hobby.
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I do sculpture as a hobby and was commissioned to make a large piece.
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No one from Hobby Lobby appears to have spent a single night in jail.
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"I pity a man who doesn't have a hobby like this one," he said.
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It's what changes the act of making videos from a hobby to a trade.
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Of course, as a hobby, Goldberg could bring YTMND back any time he wants.
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But receipts at hobby, musical instrument and book stores fell 0.3 percent last month.
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What began simply as a favorite restaurant for Ray soon turned into a hobby.
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Why do you think cosplay as a general hobby type has been gaining popularity?
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But you and the Duchess of Cambridge might have one hobby in common: coloring.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Stamp collecting is not a cool hobby.
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It doesn't care if your fried onion hobby was never meant for public consumption.
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"You can tell some people don't see cosplaying as a hobby," Aphin told VICE.
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Can we talk about how messed up it is if killing is your hobby?
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A BBC comedy, "The Detectorists", has helped to raise the profile of the hobby.
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I'm the living proof that whisky collecting doesn't have to be an elitist hobby.
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Even a hobby-sized drone could be loaded with explosives or a chemical weapon.
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Now, measuring, pouring, and whisking is one-part hobby and one-part distraction method.
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"Everyone in Venezuela plays baseball, but here it is only a hobby," he says.
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The founders of Oklahoma City-based Hobby Lobby built the Museum of the Bible.
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And I think many of the recent decisions were deeply misguided, including Hobby Lobby.
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"I planned for it to just be a fun little side hobby," she says.
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Because he spends so much time traveling, he picked up photography as a hobby.
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Of course, when you're that rich, playing rocket man is probably a casual hobby.
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COLLECTING wild birds' eggs is a hobby, once popular, that is frowned on today.
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Turns out, sports are an active hobby — even for those who prefer watching them.
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" Harry added of their interest in drama, "It's more than a hobby isn't it?
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For many people the side hustle grows out of a hobby they truly enjoy.
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The unnervingly wholesome, majority-female draw makes the model horse hobby unique among subcultures.
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But two things happen Saturday night that make the whole hobby click for me.
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It becomes a hobby, yes, but something else, too – a part of your identity.
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Some jobs feel more like work than others, but music is just a hobby.
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Her adviser sat down with her, and said that her hobby was a distraction.
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Or maybe there's a hobby you haven't had the chance to indulge in lately.
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I tell anyone who will listen to adopt a hobby and invest in it.
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They often breed dogs as an income-generating hobby, just as the label implies.
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He is still bending creatures to his will, only now it's a quirky hobby.
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They sacrifice just as much as students who commit to any other serious hobby.
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He was one of the judges who heard the Hobby Lobby case in 2012.
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That's when the Buffalo native decided to use his longtime hobby to fight cancer.
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It could be a favorite hobby like gardening, or even a whole career path.
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And his greatest hobby is to shred everything made out of Paper to pieces.
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Until then, drone operators are proceeding with caution, and some are reconsidering their hobby.
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As a hobby—she calls it her "art"—she photoshops heads on nude bodies.
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But I like to keep my hobby/business limited to friends and cheese parties.
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Are you looking for a new hobby to keep your hands busy this year?
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It also means that Overwatch can be more of a hobby than a lifestyle.
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Chances are you heard about the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court case decided in 2014.
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After all, costuming is a rich hobby, one that rewards dedication with incredible outfits.
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What "started as a necessity, has become a hobby of sorts," Ms Swaraj claims.
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"They were paying us enough for what was a part-time hobby," he said.
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Three years ago, he said he was in "unbelievable shape" thanks to his hobby.
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That requires a lot more capital though, so for now it's just hobby motors.
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"I look at this venture as a hobby that pays for itself," he said.
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Notifications aren't notifications; they're their own hobby wearing the costumes of a necessary activity.
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Mateer was discussing the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court case that challenged Obamacare's contraceptive mandate.
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"I make music because I like it, it's my passion and hobby," he said.
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World of Tanks software developer Andrei Safronov's hobby is drawing 2000D models of tanks.
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"I don't know what kind of hobby involves an AK-47," the judge said.
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Lead is in the paint, the pipes, toys, dishes, vinyl miniblinds and hobby materials.
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Did I mention that, besides skateboarding, Kyle's favorite hobby is chopping logs of wood?
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What started as a hobby translated into useful experience once Boak joined the company.
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The two knew each other in real-life, and bonded over a shared hobby.
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Others are designed around a hobby or shared interest, like J-pop or sports.
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Spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores rose after declining for several months.
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Whatever your talent or hobby is, you can turn that into an income stream.
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Favorite game, sport or hobby: Football was the top vote-getter in this category.
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Paul Bowden, the district attorney, confirmed on Wednesday that Mr. Hobby was indicted Oct.
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On the NASA website, LJ Rich's profile lists "recreational lock picking" as a hobby.
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I don't want to get involved a hobby because it feels like a distraction.
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After this point, the violin ceased to be a mere hobby for Mr. Chandler.
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Eleven years later, I've finally reclaimed some time to return to my beloved hobby.
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He is a husband, father, gadget enthusiast, trend spotter, early adopter and hobby farmer.
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SOCIAL Q'S His hobby is causing me sleepless nights over our children's safety. Help!
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Hobby Lobby did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment on the memo.
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My unscientific theory is that sleeping is contagious, and Shadow's main hobby is naps.
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After that, I was hooked — I now joke that crosswords are my only hobby.
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I race cars as a hobby and I'm very good at racing car simulations.
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Bill: Photography is a hobby of mine and I've used D.S.L.R. cameras for years.
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When did your photography hobby start, and how did it lead to collecting art?
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Modeling was just a hobby for her, a way to embrace her special look.
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Jogging is just as much a hobby as cosplay, only it's somehow even sweatier.
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You could rest and recharge "with a hobby or by doing exercise," Crawford says.
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As other retirees have told Business Insider, having a hobby can be incredibly helpful.
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At first hiking was a hobby, not a way to raise their four kids.
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Houston's Bush International and William P. Hobby airports canceled all commercial flights on Sunday.
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Hobby had standing water on the runway and said the arrivals area was flooded.
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What may just be a hobby now could one day be something very special.
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Mark Zuckerberg has an unconventional hobby: hunting wild boars with a bow and arrow.
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"Up to now it has just been a hobby, or 'second job'," Jones said.
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And if your grandmother is already into hobby robots, this is definitely for her.
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Farrow has previously shared the image and chided Trump's sons for their hunting hobby.
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An epidemiologist at UC San Francisco, Conte's father played jazz piano as a hobby.
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"I don&apost want this to take away this hobby from me," she said.
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Mike Brey is president and CEO of Hobby Works in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Rubin stresses that the pure pleasure of engaging in a hobby should be enough.
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Gun owners share a lifestyle and hobby, as well as an agreement on policy.
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You're talking to someone who moves their art up and down as a hobby.
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Bone started as comic books, which back then were sold only in hobby shops.
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" He has never stopped, although he knows it is "a very obscure dad hobby.
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Later, at his news conference, Tsitsipas expanded on what he gains from his hobby.
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His project "Sofas of L.A." began five years ago as a hobby on Instagram.
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Spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores declined for a fourth straight month.
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Most hobby and commercial drones can fly for only about 20-30 minutes max.
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Among these antiquities were artifacts that Hobby Lobby forfeited in the Justice Department settlement.
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"My weight is my fate" was another of his sayings, and his chief hobby—his only hobby, as far as I knew—was frequenting the trendiest restaurants around and working his way through the menus as if he were a food critic.
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In July, Hobby Lobby admitted to having illegally imported ancient Near Eastern cuneiform tablets — labeled, somewhat unconvincingly, as "spare tiles" — to Hobby Lobby stores in 2010 and 2011 and agreed to pay a $3 million fine and forfeit the antiquities in question.
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Funded by the Green family, Hobby Lobby's owners, the museum is the most public example of what the Greens have repeatedly characterized in the press as Hobby Lobby's "ministry": using the profits gleaned from the business to share Christian ideals with the world.
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He and his brother, Brian, turned what started as a hobby into a thriving enterprise.
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So anything you do with their energy systems is a hobby, unrelated to climate change.
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He was the one who introduced Lee to the sport, which became a treasured hobby.
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Amateur-built helicopters are a subset of the already-niche hobby of DIY aircraft building.
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It's no surprise that she'd make ugly Christmas sweater season all about that, er, hobby.
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Maybe get a hobby that doesn't involve being homophobic and hating others for being happy.
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You chose the most expensive products in the hobby PC market, then complained about it.
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You did a great job telling the story about a hobby many of us enjoy.
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Glad to see that you enjoyed yourself and learned a great deal about the hobby.
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I remind myself that this is still more of my hobby — not necessarily my career.
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I use Youtube to educate and entertain myself on my favorite hobby, which is firearms.
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Lillian Bustle initially began performing burlesque as a hobby while pursuing a musical theater career.
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On manifesting a vision I started playing guitar when I was six, as a hobby.
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Puffco's no stranger to making gadgets that let cannabis concentrate users indulge in the hobby.
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Kataf, who studied food science, took up photography as a hobby a few years ago.
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This is not a hobby, we try to tell you, this is just our life.
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Both those things were my hobbies, and those two things morphed into my super hobby.
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Looking beyond Forsaken, Bungie wants to continue doubling down on Destiny 2 as a hobby.
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His hobby was plotting the perfect opportunity to attack women in and around their homes.
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So after a few years of self-destruction I took up a new hobby: fitness.
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Jay Leno's hobby is thrilling, but it can also dangerous – and even sometimes life-threatening.
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Ahead, Williams breaks down her tips for turning your hobby into a full-fledged business.
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But now, she's putting out feelers and looking for actual clients to monetize her hobby.
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Yelling at the video games has been a popular hobby coping mechanism since Pong debuted.
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Consumers can return the products to Hobby Lobby for a full refund or store credit.
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Local media reported Hobby Airport experienced a total of 114 flight cancellations and 19 delays.
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Sometimes a book is just a hobby, a fun way to consume a new story.
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Think about your favorite city guide or a really great book about your favorite hobby.
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For some, it's a hobby, a fun way to experiment with programming and design techniques.
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Five months later, Hobby Lobby made a deal to pay $1.6 million for 5,548 artifacts.
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Still, anyone who thinks running a meaningful Facebook Group is a hobby is sorely mistaken.
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If it's your first project, maybe it will introduce you to a whole new hobby!
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Privately held Hobby Lobby has said the seized artifacts were not intended for the museum.
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IS has also deployed fixed-wing aircraft based on the popular Skywalker X8 hobby drone.
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In 2009, he figured out how to take his longtime hobby to the next level.
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Q: At what point did you realize this hobby was going to the next level?
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They're not doing it for a hobby so therefore the training is really, really intense.
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My favorite hobby is sitting down with a cup of coffee and three good books.
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That's not a fault of the Topbox, but of the whole hobby as a whole.
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She replies with, 'That can't be a hobby, and it doesn't take skill to travel.
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With this new side hobby, she also intends to document the process on social media.
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This isn't the first time that Hobby Lobby has been embroiled in a religious controversy.
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It's become a tool and a hobby for him, one that comes with political implications.
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For her, dancing wasn't just a hobby; it was a lifestyle and a future career.
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This is an expensive hobby, but could be cost-effective for educators and small businesses.
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Take Buddy, an adorable pup who also happens to have a hobby of collecting pinecones.
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CNN was unable to contact Worth County Sheriff Jeff Hobby or his lawyer for comment.
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For scholars in particular, Hobby Lobby and the Museum of the Bible are acceptable targets.
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Maybe it's time for Hillary Clinton to take up a new hobby in 226 pic.twitter.
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Neiderman likes scanning Wi-Fi networks as a hobby, to see if they are secure.
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His mind itching, Machuga eventually found mental relief in a lifelong hobby — playing video games.
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It might become a career or a hobby to get you through the day job.
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The sales of hobby board games, by which I mean games more complicated than Sorry!
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Does that experience make boxing seem more like a job than a hobby or pastime?
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When did you guys feel this band was a career and not just a hobby?
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They could perhaps pick up a new and less complicated hobby, like playing with blocks.
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He found entertaining men enjoyable, along with the newfound freedom and income the "hobby" offered.
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They know their hobby is a little nerdy and less valued in the publishing world.
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Try to get them to start with a small audience and grow into their hobby.
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Natia first came to the park to skateboard, a hobby at which he's remarkably gifted.
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Like Scalia, Gorsuch was part of a majority ruling in favor of Hobby Lobby stores.
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"I wouldn't categorize it as a problem, but it became an intense hobby," he says.
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"It's too hobby-ish out here," Anubis explains, as I sink further into the sofa.
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Making these artworks is currently a hobby, while Anton spends the day as an engineer.
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Southwest said it flew about 500 stranded passengers out of Houston's Hobby airport on Sunday.
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JGL: You know, it started as just a hobby that I was doing for fun.
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This is just the latest data point in the story of Intel's burgeoning drone hobby.
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"If Hillary had won, we probably would've kept doing this as a hobby," Vietor said.
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Based on his flying alone, this is a clearly legal use of a hobby drone.
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" Janet Hobby, the Menil's president, said, "Rebecca stood out for her expertise and curatorial stature.
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Receipts at sporting goods and hobby stores dipped 0.1 percent last month, matching March's drop.
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At first, World of Warcraft was like anything else, a hobby to fill the time.
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The host was Steve Green, president of Hobby Lobby and chairman of the Bible museum.
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Sir Rod Stewart is a rock star with a super interesting hobby ... building model railways.
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Paul-Kansas City; New Orleans-Atlanta; Oakland-Las Vegas; Oklahoma City-Houston Hobby; Omaha-St.
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Hobby Lobby, he joined the 5-4 majority in undermining female employees' access to contraception.
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The online hobby board operator's revenue came in below estimates, however, amid slowing sales growth.
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She started her channel in high school as a hobby, sharing fashion and beauty tips.
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She also recommends including gaming-related hobby projects and personal portfolios during the application process.
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"It was not like a hobby or for fun; we were really serious," Park said.
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She considered "writing film scripts" to be a hobby alongside the real work of prose.
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"He has favored religious institutions over individuals," said Decker, referring to the Hobby Lobby case.
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Because I had a hobby unusual among Hunter students, I felt insulated from academic pressure.
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Growing up, mom cooked the chicken, and dad—an apiarist by hobby—provided the honey.
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The couple met in college and turned their hobby of vintage collecting into a business.
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"I thought it was just something I did on the side, a hobby," she says.
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We are looking to engage in our hobby, and we all share that in common.
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Try to just find a hobby and keep yourself busy in a really positive way.
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But if programming is a craft, why do we need hobby-friendly tools at all?
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Knitting, in its current state, is more of a hobby than a necessity for many.
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" He added, "I want to think that people in our hobby are educated beyond that.
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However, sporting goods, hobby, books and music sales are down 43 percent year over year.
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"I f---king loved hobby stores as a kid," one user wrote on the thread.
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Before his diagnosis, the puzzle was a stimulating brain break, a hobby that we shared.
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So, instead of sucking up to dictators, we want you to find a safer hobby.
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The 155th anniversary Gettysburg re-enactment was a snapshot of a hobby with dwindling ranks.
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Lawyers for Mr. Hobby and Mr. Turner could not be reached for comment on Wednesday.
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So why not have a hobby and travel with it, and feel happy with it?
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Or is urban farming just a well-meaning but ultimately insignificant hobby for urban elites?
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If you're looking for an incredibly time-consuming and occasionally frustrating hobby, this is it.
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For the last quarter-century, however, her artwork has become more than just a hobby.
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Megan Greenwell is the editor in chief of Deadspin, and she needs a hobby, too.
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His older brother was already playing tennis, so he started playing tennis as a hobby.
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President Trump this week returned to one of his old hobby horses: attacking John McCain.
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" He stressed that in those days, for him, dance "was a hobby; it was therapy.
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Through all of this amazement however, I just don't understand the reasoning behind this hobby.
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But in 0003, Topps changed the game again, rejuvenating the collecting hobby for the masses.
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Picking up women while working became my biggest hobby, and my colleagues eagerly joined in.
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Few of his colleagues in the car repair world understand his all-consuming glass hobby.
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Being a Girl Scout wasn't just a hobby for Ronnie, but a way of life.
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For all but the sport's one-percenters, ultrarunning is a side gig or a hobby.
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I view crosswords differently now that they are my livelihood rather than merely my hobby.
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Maintaining a garden could also serve as a hobby for crew members during monotonous months.
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Critics say Medium is less a company than it is Mr. Williams's 85-employee hobby.
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I spin through Hobby Lobby to find a new cross stitch pattern, but no luck.
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"Broadway is my passion and my hobby," Mr. Gardiner, who works in financial services, said.
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Hobby Lobby did not respond to requests for comment about the return of the artifacts.
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The carrier issued a travel advisory asking people not to attempt to reach Hobby Airport.
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There, he turned his hobby of souping up Italian motorcycles into a full-time job.
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Fishing, I learned, is as expensive a hobby as you would like to make it.
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"A thought then came to my mind about trying out this new hobby," she said.
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Houston's George Bush Intercontinental and William P. Hobby airports canceled all commercial flights on Sunday.
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But in his free time, he pursued an unusual hobby: exposing cheaters in endurance races.
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But Hobby Lobby did participate in and perpetuate the same market from which ISIS profits.
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And when I first started teaching him tricks, the hobby served to extend the illusion.
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It was this defeating experience that lead him to turn his hobby into a career.
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Maybe it's time for Hillary Clinton to take up a new hobby in 2018 pic.twitter.
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I decide that 2020 will be my year to get a hobby and start volunteering.
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He never got that Supreme Court nomination, although he may have acquired a new hobby.
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Hundreds of thousands of law-abiding hobby fliers have taken to the skies with enthusiasm.
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Spending at hobby, musical instrument and book stores declined further in July, falling 1.7 percent.
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" And they're like, "Yeah, you can be a friend from this hobby that I had.
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We might want a hobby, but we just don't feel like we have enough time.
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Changing your location or routine can be a great time to develop a new hobby.
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Without it, filmmaking is in jeopardy of becoming an afterthought, a hobby for the weekends.
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His family went thrift shopping frequently when he was younger, and it became a hobby.
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His support for religious freedom in cases like Hobby Lobby adds fuel to that fire.
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The hobby took off, and this year he expects to move 10,0003 pairs of shoes.
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Slowly, their "hobby" took off, and paid off handsomely when Diageo decided it wanted in.
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It's a hobby, the same as painting model airplanes, or flying drones, or pigeon fancying.
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And starting a tequila brand is a popular celebrity hobby, the way regular people knit.
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Maybe he buys a fleshlight and takes up a hobby like needlepoint or Krav Maga.
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Around the mid 2350s, sneakers went from a niche hobby to a cross-cultural obsession.
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At the time, I was under the impression that fishing was just a fun hobby.
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" This is opposed to non-licensed sellers who just make "occasional sales…for a hobby.
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David Green, the founder of the Hobby Lobby craft stores, became an icon to the Christian right after his company sued the government, claiming the contraception rule violated his company's religious freedom—a battle that Hobby Lobby won at the Supreme Court in 2014.
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Hobby Lobby's actions are arguably harmful in a similar fashion, and all the more embarrassing as the company now acknowledges that it "should have exercised more oversight and carefully questioned how the acquisitions were handled," Hobby Lobby's president, Steve Green, said in a statement.
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I skipped all the lesson planning and paper grading, and made writing my after-hours hobby.
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He's hoping to buy a hobby farm, do some beekeeping, and maybe eventually get some horses.
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What this does is that it immediately puts my writing into the category as a hobby.
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"Food is our hobby and what we really care about," said Ms. Vestal, a digital marketer.
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Hobby Lobby was warned the objects may have been looted, specifically from archaeological sites in Iraq.
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And then that lead to RC cars when I was going up to the hobby shop.
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I started off with a hobby shop called M & M's in Bellaire, and they closed down.
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As a hobby, he also likes to remake album covers with images of his own face.
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Then, his wife suggested he get more involved in music, which had been a lifetime hobby.
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For years, helping connect people to their missing loved ones had been a hobby of Heath's.
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He also met and photographed gun owners through social media, chatting with them about their hobby.
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In our frantic attempts to legitimize the hobby to everyone else, we push it too far.
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Passengers catching early-morning flights have been told to evacuate Houston&aposs William P. Hobby Airport.
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What began before the war as a hobby became, with the revolution, a kind of duty.
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Puryear, 29, has fed over 6,000 people since she started the hobby just eight months ago.
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About six years ago, he taught himself how to produce hip-hop beats as a hobby.
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She also took on a brave new hobby in her spare time (like that's a thing).
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After making her first quilt last year, Clarkson seems to be hooked on the new hobby.
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The Sydney-based artist possesses a thrilling understanding of mood and style for a hobby photographer.
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It is frequently said that photography is a more expensive hobby than a recreational drug habit.
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Hitterman, 103, flies for Delta Airlines most of the time and, as a hobby, races motorcycles.
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"If you could say I have a hobby, it is going greeting-card shopping," she said.
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Hair was just a hobby for me, and I didn't take it seriously in the beginning.
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But this event gives an otherwise quiet, personal hobby the convention treatment: workshops, talks, fashion shows.
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People around the United States are taking on a new challenge: photographing models in Hobby Lobby.
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The Game of Thrones actor instead talked about everything but — which includes a potential new hobby.
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The project started as a hobby but became essential reading for schoolchildren and others in Kenya.
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After her injury, swimming became not only her hobby, but her refuge — and soon, her vocation.
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Steve Green, president of Hobby Lobby and chair of the board of Museum of the Bible.
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I don't eat at Chick-fil-A, and I don't shop at Hobby Lobby or Walmart.
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It's good for people to have a hobby — and apparently the same is true for pandas.
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"That was a hobby for him, that's what he did on his 'him time,' " she said.
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Making reading a life-long hobby could increase your overall well-being, especially down the line.
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It's a hobby; it's therapeutic, and also a little weird, but my car looks damn good.
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It all became more of a business than a hobby when Karle reached about 1,000 followers.
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I pick a hobby that no one else does, so I am the best at it.
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The father and son build sport rockets fuelled by a propellant commercially available at hobby stores.
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Between 2010 and 2011, Hobby Lobby acquired thousands of priceless ancient Near Eastern and biblical artifacts.
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It began as a hobby she pursued while toiling away at a day job repairing computers.
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This small startup would eventually blossom into what we all know and love as Hobby Lobby.
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I felt like – OK – well, music used to be my hobby before it was my job.
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Currently just one road to Hobby is open and all roads near Houston Intercontinental remain impassable.
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It's whether Bungie can successfully make Destiny 2 a "hobby" for the people who want that.
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It's the only hobby i actually enjoy, and it really sucks to take everything so seriously.
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As with many creative jobs in 2016, DJs are often doing it just as a hobby.
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Hobby Lobby, for example, already closed on Sundays and otherwise reflected the faith of its owners.
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Hobby Lobby did not respond to Motherboard's questions about the Irisagrig tablets or yesterday's repatriation ceremony.
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But, the situation does have a bit of a silver lining; Jenner has a new hobby.
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Williams is a self-proclaimed pinball nerd who collects and builds pinball machines as a hobby.
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On April 14, Sheriff Jeff Hobby ordered Worth County High School to be placed on lockdown.
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My new hobby got me thinking about what it takes for a good habit to stick.
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It really taught me a new appreciation for something that I [previously] saw as a hobby.
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Rethink suggests making small, gradual lifestyle changes, such as volunteering, learning a new hobby, or exercising.
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She says she turned to a familiar hobby to see if she could make some money.
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Low-key and reserved, Kishida lists only "physical training" as a hobby in his official profile.
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Houston's George Bush Intercontinental and William P. Hobby airports are closed until further notice, officials said.
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Brothers Mike Ciprari and Scott Ciprari started building drums as a hobby from their grandmother's basement.
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I'm not completely sure because we haven't spoken about my hobby for a very long time.
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It is, after all, the best part about being involved in a profession or a hobby.
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The hobby had an arcane, almost Victorian dustiness to it, akin to collecting stamps or coins.
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Meet the company's famously private CEO, who has only one hobby and doesn't like company perks
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This could be a hobby of yours, like woodworking, or building houses, or doing consulting work.
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Here's how they did it — and how you can turn a hobby into your main hustle.
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For marine ecologist Angel Guerra, who here is dissecting a giant squid, it's like a "hobby."
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Taxidermy was a common hobby in Potter's time, considered a suitable pastime even for genteel ladies.
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When I moved to the US, however, I was a foodie who couldn't afford her hobby.
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SAUNDERS My hobby, when I'm on holiday in Italy, is watching passing yachts with my binoculars.
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Paul-Chicago Midway; Nashville-Charlotte; New Orleans-Houston Hobby; Norfolk-Baltimore; Oakland-Burbank; Oakland-Portland, Ore.
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The IRS posts specific requirements that dictate whether your blog is a business or a hobby.
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So, I&aposm planning on embracing what I call "hobby employment" from age 35 to 60.
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Twenty-one percent believed hobby hackers were responsible while 7 percent attributed attacks to organised crime.
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The scrimping, saving and deal hunting was more like a hobby to Naiman than a sacrifice.
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Brown himself took up woodworking in a shed in the backyard to have his own hobby.
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Twenty-one percent believed hobby hackers were responsible while 7 percent attributed attacks to organized crime.
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The wall was both a shrine to his life's hobby and the backdrop for his work.
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I was still making music and performing here and there, but it was mostly a hobby.
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I guess it was their 'hobby,' not a death threat, but we could never be sure.
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Charlie has the horror-movie-child hobby of making small, disturbing sculptures from repurposed household materials.
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So it just became a hobby of ours to toss a slice around here and there.
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Apple TV, still definitely not a hobby, has some new features being added as it grows.
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Post-collegiate careers in running are either an extreme luxury, or nothing more than a hobby.
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I hope that game developers, from blockbusters to sub-indie hobby projects, keep that spirit alive.
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At their core, bookstore crawls offer book lovers an offline way to share their favorite hobby.
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His father soon approached him and declared that painting was a hobby, not a real job.
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He later joined the appeals court, where he ruled in favor of Hobby Lobby's legal challenge.
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Sales at sporting goods and hobby stores dropped 1.6 percent, the biggest decline since November 2016.
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"After that it changed from a hobby to a skill and an asset," Ms. Ali said.
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For some couples, home-brewing is a good way to showcase a shared hobby and passion.
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Walling studied racetrack design at Lafayette College 40 years ago and has continued as a hobby.
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You can at least try to alleviate that feeling though by taking up a hobby, though.
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Mr. Provost, a retired insurance salesman, said his work was a blend of obsession and hobby.
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Naturally, this led a lot of people away from the hobby, as does simply growing up.
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A teenager can renew acquaintance with a passionate interest or hobby that might have fallen away.
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Playing an instrument can be a rewarding hobby, and many apps can help get you started.
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He became a celebrant to marry two friends, but it soon turned into a meaningful hobby.
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I share the same hobby that Benjamin Kapelushnik has and I also share the same dream.
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Prominent religious figures in the ACA debate have included companies like the Christian-owned Hobby Lobby.
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Lingerie, tattoos, rap music, younger men, sex and her hobby of embroidering cushions with raunchy sayings.
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Thatcher had said collecting teddy bears was a "very sensible hobby" for a member of Parliament.
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Before hours wasted on video games and other ephemeral pleasures, the hobby transfixed and transported youngsters.
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He was 22 and lasted a year in the trade, although carpentry remains his hobby today.
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But she paints as a hobby and was intrigued when the contest was announced in March.
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The third declined, because he was planning a trip with friends to pursue a favorite hobby.
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But this fiasco also points to an issue much broader than Obbink's and Hobby Lobby's behavior.
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The hobby, called "coin roll hunting," has thousands of adherents — and it can pay off spectacularly.
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It's another traditionally feminine hobby that I've picked up to balance the nature of my work.
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She loves to write short stories and movie scripts as a hobby and is super-talented.
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Op-Ed Contributors The Justice Department announced on Wednesday that the crafting giant Hobby Lobby, Inc.
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It is not the case, as some have alleged, that Hobby Lobby bought artifacts from ISIS.
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Think of your side hustle as a hobby that you're fortunate enough to make money at.
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Favorite game, sport or hobby: Fortnite came out on top of this category with six votes.
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He opened a hobby shop and created the Radioplane Company to manufacture model airplanes and engines.
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Picking up a hobby or starting a side project are other great ways to feel unstuck.
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And people are attuned to ways that work can make finding—and keeping—a hobby difficult.
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If you are thinking of taking your wine hobby to the next level, proceed with caution.
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Dancing is an activity, a hobby, something fun two people do together, but not a metaphor.
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He says that having a hobby shows a prospective employer that you have passion and drive.
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My second hobby is cardio, whether it be cycling with a street bike or ski mountaineering.
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One of his best-known rulings was a vote in favor of Hobby Lobby Stores Inc.
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"I call it an extreme hobby," he told CNN of the quest to reach them all.
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Two British prime ministers, Neville Chamberlain and Winston Churchill, were among those who enjoyed the hobby.
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"I kind of just like building computers, but unfortunately it's a very expensive hobby," Buckshaw said.
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Incorporating activism into a hobby she loves is a method Egonu hopes more young people use.
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"That guy&aposs hobby is exactly the thing you need to know about," said one person.
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Once his hobby became a business, he lost interest in getting the hottest shoes for himself.
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Hockey's been a big hobby for Justin since he canceled his Purpose tour earlier this summer.
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Should someone spearhead the return of stamp collecting as a quasi-ironic hobby among urban millennials?
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It's not just sort of a hobby or an idea or an interesting thing to do.
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Brits use the word anorak as slang to describe someone who has a very boring hobby.
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The bride's father owns Ridgefield Hobby, a hobby shop in Ridgefield, N.J. Her mother retired as an administrative assistant for J. A. Carpentry in Hackensack, N.J. Mr. Ferraro, 32, is the manager of club initiatives for the National Hockey League at Disney Streaming Services in New York.
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Employees question Hobby Lobby's 'essential' proclamationsElsewhere, in states such as Colorado and North Carolina — which enacted stay-at-home protocols in the past few days — Hobby Lobby is avoiding shutting down altogether, insisting it is "essential" because it sells educational materials and products for home-based businesses.
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"People looked at it more as a youth hobby — especially when we were growing up," Gabrione said.
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"I have never been to Europe, so that is something pretty cool about this hobby," he said.
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Goodbye Heller, goodbye Citizens United, goodbye McCutcheon and Hobby Lobby and maybe even the death penalty itself.
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Breaking up California has been the hobby of a Silicon Valley billionaire and cryptocurrency guru Tim Draper.
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"Ideally, this involves doing something enjoyable, like a hobby or connecting with family or friends," says Meyers.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes/GizmodoAt the end of the day, photography is a hobby that costs money.
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Willow Smith has been perfecting a new hobby, and she's chronicling it every shot of the way.
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Another reader wondered whether her husband's flight out of Hobby Airport on Saturday morning might be delayed.
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Like any hobby, being really into guns makes you feel connected with people who share that passion.
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Once I started role-playing, writing became less of a tedious task and more of a hobby.
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The website FlightAware shows delays of an hour or more for flights arriving and departing Hobby Airport.
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In 2017, cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and XRP went from a niche, online hobby to a retail obsession.
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The hobby side of Destiny 2 doesn't really show itself until the late stages of the game.
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You might imagine that a billionaire's favorite hobby would be counting the zeros in their bank account.
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So go find a hobby, stop blaming millennials for your problems and quit your terrible job already.
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"Creating funny videos—this is my hobby, and it does not bring me material profit," he explains.
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Web developer Brent Arnold created the site "Are you a dick?" which he calls a silly hobby.
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Operations at the city's second-largest airport, William P. Hobby Airport, were also stopped until further notice.
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