The photo has the words: "Keep Calm it's my birthday" printed on it, a play on the popular "Keep calm and carry on" images.
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We have a saying here: Keep calm and carry on.
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But I cannot stress enough the need to keep calm.
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How could anyone keep calm witnessing such a wonderful encounter?
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But keep calm, carry on; what else can you do?
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South Korea's foreign ministry called for Japan to keep calm.
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Take a page from London: Keep calm and ignore them.
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We have been telling them for years 'Please keep calm.
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Keep calm and wash your hands only goes so far.
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Some have adopted a "keep calm and carry on" philosophy.
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But Stanton, at least, can keep calm about it all.
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Above all, please try to keep calm and puzzle on.
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So keep calm, carry on, and check those travel advisories.
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"He would tell us to keep calm," she said, somber.
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Until then, the world must keep calm and contain Mr Kim.
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When life gets tough, keep calm and watch Disney princess movies.
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"Our message is to keep calm and carry on," he said.
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"I can't keep calm, I work at McKinsey & Company," it said.
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Keep calm and carry on has long been the city's mantra.
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We're gonna hold fast and we're gonna 'keep calm and carry on.
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That is a one-man walking 'Keep Calm and Carry On' poster.
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In the immortal words of no one ... Keep Calm and Shop On!
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"Maybe we have to keep calm and actually do something," he said.
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And I reached the Olympics because I know how to keep calm.
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"Our message would be, 'Keep calm and carry on,'" Mr. Azar said.
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Hot shower, cozy PJs, a hair mask, tequila and this mantra: Keep Calm.
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They taught Vince how to keep calm – a lesson that worked too well.
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In short, keep calm amid the sell-off and buy the banking dip.
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I try to use my breath throughout the day to keep calm and grounded.
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If something feels or looks off, keep calm and notify your doctor right away.
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Keep calm Try to make pick-up and drop-off as neutral as possible.
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I was just trying to keep calm and put a good swing on it.
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VICE: How relevant is Keep Calm and Carry On and austerity nostalgia in 2016?
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When did you first become aware of the Keep Calm and Carry On poster?
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Her answer is profoundly sad: CURRY: I managed to keep calm through it all.
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" The email concluded with one of his favorite maxims: "Keep calm and tackle hard.
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You'll have to keep calm until August 30th, when you can order them on patmcgrath.com.
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We just need to keep calm and see what happens in the next two years.
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"Shut your eyes, pay no attention, just keep calm and carry on," one voice advises.
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If you ever find yourself in my shoes, Dr. Gross advises you to keep calm.
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Only one member, Kristin Forbes, has indicated a desire to "keep calm and carry on".
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I keep calm and call Party City to place an order for immediate pick up.
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Keep calm and country on because the 54th Academy of Country Music Awards are back!
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Then I walked back and forth and said: 'It's going to be OK, keep calm.
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"The people should keep calm, because this is not a terror attack," Mr. Lin said.
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I keep calm, smile, and stay available for discussion until the right person finds me.
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"I go to her when I need to relax and keep calm," Vashti Cunningham said.
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Mr. Trebek said the only thing to do was to keep calm and carry on.
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I don't mean in your personal life, where you should keep calm and carry on.
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But their big takeaway: Keep calm and don't get wrapped up in his daily drama.
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But they also adopted a typically British stance on the row — keep calm and carry on.
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" As we reported ... The Who frontman Roger Daltry thinks artists should "keep calm and carry on.
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My grandfather spent the time before the ceremony trying to thread a needle, to keep calm.
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But wealth advisers suggest investors keep calm, fine tune their investment strategy and look for opportunities.
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That trait, captured in the ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On," steadies the country even now.
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The catchy wartime slogan "Keep Calm and Carry On" appears on greeting cards, coffee mugs, doormats.
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On election day, I wore a t-shirt that said, "Keep Calm and March for Life".
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A government statement urged people to keep calm and avoid areas where there might be gunfire.
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Instead of losing your cool, keep calm and consult the house-party checklist we've crafted ahead.
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"I think that really helps people keep calm," said Naureen Hassan, an executive vice president of Schwab.
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We don't know about you, but we've been finding it increasingly difficult to keep calm these days.
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Always keep calm around your pet, so he/she does not sense your stress or anxiety. 9.
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That bearish bond move sent equities tumbling but the weekend message from Goldman is to keep calm.
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Of autistic children who use the emergency department, almost 1 in 4 are sedated to keep calm.
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And on "The Great British Baking Show," the final three keep calm and compete for the crown.
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Patience, the ability to keep calm in the face of disappointment, distress or suffering, is worth cultivating.
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I think it's a 'keep calm and carry on' situation, there's not much you can realistically do.
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"Keep calm and solidarity with President Mattarella," Paolo Gentiloni, who remains Italy's prime minister, posted on Twitter.
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But, sensing more urgency in London, senior EU officials said Brussels would "keep calm and carry on".
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Barnier said he is putting together a 30-strong team that is ready to "keep calm and negotiate".
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Keep calm and carry on: A utilities worker suits up in preparation for some rather uncomfortable sewer work.
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Keep Calm & Stop The CycleThere are overwhelming statistics on the emotional effects of hair loss on women, specifically.
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She told reporters she was scared, struggled to keep calm and remembered another student having a panic attack.
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With Beijing's intentions so difficult to judge, most investors accept that they must keep calm and carry on.
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I suppose it's the lack of specificity of Keep Calm and Carry On that's made it so popular.
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Journalists have to keep up and keep the public informed and keep calm, all at the same time.
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I have to keep calm, though, or I'll run the risk of being labeled an angry black woman.
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"I just had to keep calm and focus on what I knew I could do," Tennell, 19, said.
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The t-shirts feature pretty tasteless jokes from everything about Corona beer to "keep calm and resist coronavirus."
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Such photos showed women how to adapt to war, but also urged them to keep calm and carry on.
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So, best to keep calm and keep eating getting your zinc from dietary sources, like milk and red meat.
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Praise all around Ellis did have some pointers for those who find themselves in a similar situation: Keep calm.
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If you're already on T-Mobile's Simple Choice plan, my suggestion would be to keep calm and carry on.
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If you're an American company that has its European headquarters in London, do you keep calm and carry on?
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No-one is happier than I am but I have to keep calm and composed, feet on the ground.
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He signed off from the email sharing one of his "favorite work ethic maxims: 'Keep calm and tackle hard.'"
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KEEP CALM You may meet celebrities who are in the show or who are there to see the production.
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Resilient people acknowledge difficult situations, keep calm and evaluate things rationally so they can make a plan and act.
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"Our message would be, 'Keep calm and carry on,'" Azar said when asked about the impact of the pending decision.
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This recent volatility complicates government efforts to keep calm in the markets ahead of a major leadership change this fall.
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Whenever a terror attack happens, our politicians say: Everything is under control, keep calm and carry on, nothing must change.
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If you've been procrastinating on your taxes until now, here's some 53th hour advice: Keep calm and gather your documents.
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Being taught how to keep calm and manage frustration in relationships could help reduce rates of family and domestic violence.
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Johnson's policy was to Keep Calm & Carry On in the face of mounting evidence that we are facing economic meltdown.
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For London, it may be a good thing to maintain "keep calm and carry on," as another Churchillian cliché goes.
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But as Prince Charles has demonstrated, the best thing to do right now is to keep calm, and stay inside.
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"I was trying to keep calm and my friend was holding my hand to keep it from shaking," she said.
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For now, both Republicans and Democrats are remaining steadfast and assuring their respective voters to keep calm and carry on.
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And in the Windsors' defense, it's essentially a royal tradition to endure bad press, to keep calm and carry on.
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At such moments New York embodies the classic British slogan of World War II vintage: Keep calm and carry on.
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Their supporters protested in Kiev holding banners saying "Keep Calm and Support Patrol Police" and the hashtag #savepolice appeared on Twitter.
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One rate-setter, Kristin Forbes, has said the BoE should "keep calm and carry on" until there is a clearer picture.
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Owen Hatherley: It's really odd—I first wrote about the Keep Calm and Carry On poster in an essay in 2009.
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Keep calm and invest onI have one non-retirement investment account that is mostly invested in a federal money market fund.
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This is a character building moment for her, and so I need to keep calm and be a good, fatherly example.
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For a while, though, the gangs in Woodlawn also helped keep calm and avoid riots after the assassination of the Rev.
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"I think being raised by a single mom helped her learn to keep calm in the eye of the storm," says Maples.
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DAY 4 - MONDAY, JUNE 27 - KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON Commission President Juncker will chair a meeting of the executive's 28 commissioners.
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Watch: In the scintillating third season of "The Crown," Olivia Colman becomes Elizabeth, determined to keep calm as the world carries on.
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Their keep calm and cross-your-fingers lack of actionable diplomacy with North Korea did not, obviously, suffice as a containment policy.
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Keep calm and carry tourists: The UK's Civil Aviation Authority is spinning up a massive logistical engine with a minimum of fuss.
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Whether it faces a staffing crisis or funding issues, the NHS -- and Britain as a whole -- undoubtedly will keep calm and carry on.
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One of Wall Street's largest firms has a clear message for investors: Keep calm and carry on with your long-term investment strategy.
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Charlotte Mayor Jennifer Roberts, in a pair of Twitter posts, urged the community to keep calm and vowed to investigate the fatal shooting.
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You may already feel yourself disagreeing, but this is just one person's opinion so we urge you to keep calm and read on.
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A no-nonsense woman with a booming voice and a penchant for T-shirts with sayings like "Keep Calm and Love Jesus," Mrs.
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Like Ruiz Massieu, U.S. Hispanic leaders have requested people keep calm, despite doubts over how the Trump administration will enforce its immigration policy.
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Lisa Damour, author of "Under Pressure: Confronting the Epidemic of Stress and Anxiety in Girls," said there's even more reason to keep calm.
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With great composure, she urges him to keep calm and come in for an in-person consultation, which he eventually agrees to do.
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"Keep calm and tell your children that it is only a game or thunder before the rain," one leaflet read, according to Reuters.
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Users can go whole weeks without spotting a new post, allowing you to keep calm while still scratching the itch to be monitoring something.
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His mother, Charline, said that she tells Asaya to keep calm during the day, and let out his pain when he's in the bathroom.
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"We're told to keep calm and that we're well-protected, but the reality is we could be here today and gone tomorrow," she said.
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On September 7, which was the seventh day of the protests, he told the protesters, "Keep calm and smash the plastic bottles" on Facebook.
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But now, according to the Wall Street Journal, an establishment in Monterey, California is training bouncers learn to keep calm when situations go awry.
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One of them, "Keep calm and carry on," has grown in popularity over the years because its message is applicable beyond its original intent.
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I do my best to keep calm and make sure patients can get inside the clinic, and see a friendly face along the way.
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Keep calm and digital window shop on, because this is the best excuse you're gonna get to indulge in some much-needed retail therapy.
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If I go in the end for Putin atop a bear, it's because "Keep Calm and Carry On" just doesn't cut it these days.
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Police, along with city officials, scrambled to evacuate patients from the Ridgecrest Regional Hospital and worked to keep calm residents of a senior living center.
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On Wednesday night, Ritchie posted a country music meme — "keep calm and line dance" — on her Instagram story and geotagged that she was at Borderline.
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S&P Global's Sam Stovall told investors Monday to keep calm during any market volatility in August and September and buy stocks into any decline.
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"We're told to keep calm and that we're well-protected, but the reality is we could be here today and gone tomorrow," one resident said.
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The shop counter they're supposed to get to is covered with broken glass and plaster, and somehow they're expected to keep calm and carry on.
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Twenty years later, in World War II, the British government coined "Keep Calm and Carry On" to boost morale in anticipation of a Nazi invasion.
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Essentially, Khan urged Londoner's to keep calm and carry on, but Trump misconstrued Khan's words to imply the attacks weren't anything out of the ordinary.
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" Erika Richter, the senior director of communications for the American Society of Travel Advisors, an advocacy organization, advised all travelers for now to "keep calm.
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So sometimes even a seamlessly automated "no" to tracking might still sum to being tracked… Adtech told to keep calm and fix its 'lawfulness' problem
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Purchasing highly processed pumpkin-spice-flavored things is the equivalent of decorating your entire house with Keep Calm and Carry On merchandise from the dollar store.
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The location: a Foo Fighters pub, named 'The Foo Fighters Arms' and announced on Twitter with the words "KEEP CALM AND COME ON" (...come on what?).
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Ashley Patterson, 24, from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, began having anxiety attacks on the subway this summer and now follows a careful routine to keep calm during delays.
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Keep calm, and carry on: On Saturday, June 3, seven people died and more than 40 were injured in a terrorist attack on the London Bridge.
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"To the people of Lombok and surrounding areas, please keep calm," Mr. Joko said on Twitter on Monday, as the magnitude of the destruction became clear.
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A Cornershop co-founder, Oskar Hjertonsson, announced the collapse of the acquisition on Twitter, advising his social media followers to keep calm and continue ordering avocados.
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"The regional polls have vindicated Merkel's decision to keep calm in the face of the 2015 migration crisis and the difficult election year 2016," he said.
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In such an age, and in such circumstances, the only way to proceed is — in the much-loved British slogan — to keep calm and carry on.
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Keep calm and argue on: This just might be the right approach with a president whose powers are inversely proportional to his knowledge of the world.
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"I was trying really hard to keep calm but as the minutes ticked by and the memories started trickling back, I really started to panic," she says.
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Autoweek was one of the few to tow the line of patience: "Keep calm and give NASCAR updates some time," Matt Weaver wrote of the "polarizing" race.
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I do a darn good job with having to have the life that I have and do what I do and keep calm raising two teenage girls.
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While giving the Bear it's due attention, it is time to keep calm, course correct and address the cyber threat posed by Iran, North Korea and China.
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The move was applauded at a Sunday press conference by the president, who urged Americans to keep calm and carry on as the virus spreads (The Hill).
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Visitors to the building are greeted by a giant white sign reading "Keep calm and rule the world" painted in English on the scarlet red iron doors.
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And nothing conveys the British slogan "Keep Calm and Carry On" like staging one for children rendered homeless after an inferno that killed at least 80 people.
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There were 300 people there wanting to have fun and it didn't make it any better to soak in my own sorrows, so I tried to keep calm.
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You must keep calm when a customer tries to tell you that a seven-year-old coupon for a product you no longer sell is still worth $2.99.
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In a commentary, the paper's parent, the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said China had weathered such threats from the United States before, and would keep calm.
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Bieber has yet to respond or even pay notice to this pseudo-feud, so one can only hope Puth has been advised to keep calm and move on.
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KEEP CALM, BE FAIR German Chancellor Angela Merkel had a telephone conversation with Johnson on Friday and he has accepted her invitation to visit Berlin, Merkel's spokeswoman said.
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One of the best things about Nolan's Dunkirk is that it's not particularly sentimental – it's very much in the stiff-upper-lip, keep-calm-and-carry-on mode.
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But your best move is probably to keep calm and carry on if you're invested in the equity market through individual stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, or index funds.
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Chief Executive Tom Enders has urged staff to keep calm in the face of French reports describing payments to intermediaries and growing concern over fallout from the investigations.
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So it seems that the best part of a decade after it first became popular, Keep Calm and Carry On shows no sign of fucking off and dying.
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READ: Metro version: Here comes Chris, right back at it again with a nice peppermint tea in a "Keep Calm and Just Breathe" mug to settle your nerves.
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And they are counseling Tehran to keep calm and wait out President Trump's term, in the hope that he will not be re-elected, senior European diplomats say.
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After the jarring news that a nerve agent had been brought to Salisbury, its community leaders hewed to that most English of strategies: Keep calm and carry on.
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The bullishness of the Brexiteers represents a progression from an earlier era of revived empire nostalgia that might be described as the "Keep Calm and Carry On" era.
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"Holding an election after 'no deal' risks exaggerating the ability and willingness of the British people to keep calm and carry on," said Mr. Menon, the political professor.
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"Holding an election after 'no deal' risks exaggerating the ability and willingness of the British people to keep calm and carry on," said Mr. Menon, the political professor.
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Mirroring that view, Forbes in an article in the Daily Telegraph said that until more hard data is available, it would be good to "keep calm and carry on".
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The adage "keep calm and carry on" might, in the end, be the best advice for investors to follow during times of extreme market volatility such as the present.
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Keep calm and stream: If you need a break, but not a lengthy one, we've rounded up a dozen films worth watching on Netflix that run under 90 minutes.
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If it all goes wrong, a happy sunflower and a glass of Amarone might be just as important as the beans in order to keep calm and carry on.
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"We hope all sides keep calm, look at the facts, and move to support this draft to provide UK business with greater certainty," Juergen Maier said in an emailed statement.
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Instead of panicking or beefing up their security, John, Paul, George and Ringo learned that the best way to deal with Beatlemania was to simply keep moving and keep calm.
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Tourist shops are awash with memorabilia emblazoned with "Keep calm and carry on", a slogan drawn from a World War Two poster that became popular in the last 10 years.
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What I'm trying to figure out actually is how to keep calm without having my brain start telling me I'm trash or that he has more interesting things to do.
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The meme, derived from a webcomic by the 29-year-old illustrator K.C. Green, is a bit like those "Keep Calm and Carry On" posters, just with an absurdist twist.
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So make sure to take a little time for yourself, to keep calm and centered and above all happy, whether you're acting as host or cook or helpmeet or guest.
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Two years later his algorithm was responsible for shirts that read "Keep calm and rape a lot," among other disturbing and misogynistic variations on the famous World War II slogan.
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Although he wore a T-shirt with the image of a pinball flipper and the words "Keep Calm and Flip On," Mr. Grant paced with single-minded intensity between turns.
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When that story broke, Ouzounian bought a Lexus ("Keep calm and meet my new drop top Lexi," she wrote on Instagram) and high-tailed it to the Hotel Bel-Air.
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But for Marwan Younes, the founder of $233 million macro fund Massar Capital, he's using his experience growing up in a war zone to keep calm during the stormy markets.
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And though the pair's split has become increasingly heated, Beador has said she's tried to keep calm for the sake of her daughters, Sophie, 16, and twins Stella and Adeline, 13.
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You can find choke-themed variations on the Hope meme, Keep Calm and Carry On, and What My Friends Think I Do, all of which are delightful in their own way.
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It (terrorism) happened again and we keep appeasing it and we keep saying 'OK, it's going to be great, we'll hold fast and we're going to keep calm and carry on.
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Following the unexpected referendum decision in June, Germany's liberal Free Democrats hired a truck to drive around London with a billboard declaring, 'Dear start-ups, Keep calm and move to Berlin'.
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I was trying to work out earlier what musical act was most like a Keep Calm and Carry On poster, and for a while, I thought it was Mumford and Sons.
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Keep calm and carry on works for investing too It may come as a pleasant surprise to hear that many investors have actually been sitting tight despite the massive market volatility.
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Keep calm Ahead of attacks on its cities during World War II, the British government issued and displayed three posters with messages written to boost morale and mentally prepare its civilians.
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"It was really hard to listen to the story for the first time in front of an audience and keep calm," said Mr. King, whose story is told by the chorus.
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With several big-deal holidays around the corner, plus the requisite birthdays, bachelorettes, and baby showers, there's really only one thing we can do: Keep Calm and Party On. Related Content:
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One room is stocked with jars of lollipops and gum balls and hung with a sign reading "Keep Calm and Eat Sweets," while guitars and peacock feathers hang from the ceiling.
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But ups and downs are the nature of the investing beast, financial advisors remind us, and those with money in the markets, and long time horizon, should keep calm and carry on.
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Whether your coworker's conversation is drawing your attention or you see the siren call of a Facebook notification, sometimes it can seem all but impossible to keep calm and carry on … working.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Paris Jackson cause you to flare-up, keep calm and see if you can figure out the differences between these two super similar shots!
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Instead, that night she decided to borrow the "keep calm and carry on" phrase the Brits created, walking on stage with her go-to glam and the comfort that comes with it.
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I'm not quite sure why that's the case, but if you don't have a Wear OS watch, you'll just have to figure out some other way to keep calm and bugger on.
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"I try to keep calm and not to behave arrogant or different, because it's just a game and it's just a sport, and you don't know what's going to happen," she said.
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Speaking in English and French, Mr. Barnier encouraged all parties involved in the process to "keep calm and negotiate," saying that the bloc was ready for talks and that it was united.
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With one month to go until Tax Day strikes, we want to give you all the tools you'll need to keep calm and coast through the process (while maximizing your refunds, of course).
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Ms. Alidoosti answered one of the questions herself, saying on her Twitter account, "Keep calm and YES I'm a feminist," but refusing to comment on the tattoo question, saying such matters were private.
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"Keep Calm You're at Glastonbury" read a predictable T-shirt slogan with a British bulldog's chest bulging behind it––but this really was just about the lamest costume I saw (besides my own).
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The owner of one coffee shop in Tilburg, who goes by his nickname Meuk, told VICE News that in times like these, establishments like his are vital because they help people keep calm.
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Using the Mandarin words "danding," which means to keep calm and steady, and "ruizhi," which means wise and farsighted, he has initiated conversations on WeChat, an online chat room popular among Chinese parents.
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For now, though, it's the best we've got, so until we receive that first 'hello,' from the cosmos, it's probably best to take a page from the Brits and keep calm and carry on.
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Sit here, grandma, with your doilies and your scones and your Keep Calm and Carry On tea towel, and your well dressing, and your framed photograph of the Queen, and your little Union Flag.
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These are scary and uncertain times — we can try to "keep calm," but there's no way to "carry on" when you must change your entire way of life to keep yourself and others safe.
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I tried to keep calm as I watched people argue with the officers or simply cry on their way out of the embassy, following the same colored lines they had stepped on hours earlier.
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For now, the line for EU negotiators is, in an echo of a classic British expression, "keep calm and carry on", hoping that the politicians can find a way to get out of their hole.
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The bulk of the nation's voters have gambled enough to give him the presidency; Trump certainly should at least have what it takes to encourage enough of the people to keep calm and carry on.
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Some seem to think so, because the image has been retweeted and shared thousands of times and has become a meme that serves as an underlying reminder of Britain's keep-calm-and-carry-on mentality.
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Russia called on the Trump administration to keep calm, and Friday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told state media that his country was working with China on a "double freezing" plan to address the threat.
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Jerry Dias, president of private-sector union Unifor, said the government's keep-calm approach had been the right one up until Trump's planned tariffs, but that Canada would look weak if it did not react.
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Do not make any dramatic moves unless forced: A "keep calm and carry on" approach to your portfolio is advised even if, like Birinyi, you've managed to lose less than the market during this period.
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Snuggle season is upon us .. so keep calm and cuddle up to these sexy chicks -- Scroll through these babes in bed to see who's all tucked in and ready to get some beauty rest this winter!
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"There's very much a 'Keep calm and carry on' approach and we're going to ignore some of the domestic politicking and see what happens when it happens," said a Canadian source familiar with the summit talks.
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Russia called on the Trump administration to keep calm, and on Friday Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told state media that his country was working with China on a "double freezing" plan to address the threat.
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With all the information out there, it feels as though we are simultaneously being told to brace for the worst and to keep calm, carry on, and try to live our lives as normally as possible.
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The beloved "Keep Calm and Carry On"-style rhetoric of World War II is emblematic of a feeling among many that wavering in the face of any threat is a sign of weakness or giving up.
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" Casual readers of the ICO's pre-Christmas message for European law-flouting adtech might be forgiven for thinking it looks a lot like the regulator telling the industry to "keep calm and carry on regulating yourselves.
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After a chaotic and storm-ridden show, "keep calm and carry on" is also the message from the world's major jetmakers as they cling to bullish long-term forecasts despite economic and political concerns overshadowing aviation markets.
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The first good sign is that the leave leaders are behaving in the tradition of the British battle cry: "Keep Calm and Carry On." They are watching the fury and the confusion in Berlin, Paris and Brussels.
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On Friday, the newspaper ran a column by him that said that China and the United States would not go to war over the South China Sea and that China needed to "keep calm" in the dispute.
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It's the power to avoid the muséal, the easy-sell Keep Calm and Deep House, and to testify to the historical transcendent power of your art without shitting all over history through exploiting and denigrating your influences.
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But like "Dunkirk," it falls back on an idealized notion of the English character that feels, in present circumstances, less nostalgic than downright reactionary, and as empty as those ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On" internet memes.
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If he is unable to keep calm and stay focused, it will only feed the narrative that he lacks the temperament to be president and potentially make him look small next Clinton, who is famous for being measured.
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SHANGHAI, May 8 (Reuters) - China will keep calm against threats of higher tariffs from the United States and has "complete confidence" in its ability to face challenges in trade talks, a commentary in China's top newspaper said on Wednesday.
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"The challenge here is the administration has taken a posture of keep calm and carry on, particularly if it influences the economy, and I am deeply concerned that we are not doing everything we need to do," Katz said.
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Republicans' "keep calm and carry on" attitude Tuesday stood in sharp contrast to the day before, when GOP senators were shaken by the Bolton revelations and the idea of a prolonged trial with new witnesses and documents was revived.
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"As the situation on the Korean peninsula remains complex and sensitive, all relevant parties should keep calm and restrained, and refrain from doing anything that could escalate tensions," said Hong Kei, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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After looking through piles of "Keep Calm and Carry On" parody posters and pallets of dusty "O RLY" owl plush dolls, earth's new inhabitants will come across Weezer's video for "California Kids," locked away on some dead nerd's hard drive.
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For others, maturity may winnow the obsession out into a polite interest (or an expensive weekend pastime), rather than an entire personality, those "Keep Calm and Canter On" T-shirts replaced by more understated tall boots and bit-buckle belts.
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China will keep calm against threats of higher tariffs from the United States and has "complete confidence" in its ability to face challenges in trade talks, a commentary in the Communist Party's People's Daily, China's top newspaper said on Wednesday.
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There's this idea that nothing good ever happens after 2 AM. It's an idea that has been turned into a "Keep Calm and Carry On"–style poster, so you know that a lot of pretty terrible people think it's both hilarious and true.
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An ironic reference to a popular poster entreating Britons to Keep Calm and Carry On at the outbreak of World War Two against then Nazi-ruled Germany, it was soon followed by the opening of an official Berlin marketing office in London.
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My intention is really to keep calm a bit when writing songs, because I always want tempo changes and different parts and shorter songs, but I think that was the first one that was like a pretty slow song all the way through.
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With several big-deal holidays around the corner, plus the requisite birthdays, bachelorettes, and baby showers, there's really only one thing we can do: Keep Calm and Party On. At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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We have rituals for these things now: You mark yourself safe on Facebook, you use the #PrayForLondon hashtag, you post Keep Calm signs and pictures of Winston Churchill, you talk about the Blitz spirit, you insist that you're not afraid—and you're not.
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Singh broke his silence to BuzzFeed News and said that since he first learned about the case, having returned from a mission at sea, lawyers and journalists have warned him not to get too aggressive or emotional — but he's finding it hard to keep calm.
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Bands like the Sex Pistols, The Damned, The Slits, Stiff Little Fingers, Sham 69, and Crass burst out from the tail-end of 803s Keep Calm and Carry On Britain with urgency, bits of blood, and basement gigs in a flurry of unaffected, pissed off youth.
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But given that other so-called cures have not been terribly inspiring—"wear sunglasses", "keep calm"—we may at last be getting closer to a future in which travel isn't only fast, but also leaves us feeling rested and able to get to work once we arrive.
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A lot of people like public information posters and tube design from that era—I've got an Imperial War Museum poster with a dazzle ship on it in my front room—but what is it about Keep Calm and Carry On that's made it spread like wildfire?
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"I was trying to keep calm about it but it wasn't until [his skin cancer surgeon] Dr. Michael Albom really explained to me that what I had, in a way, was the kind of skin cancer you want to have if you're going to have it," he told People.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you... THE BIG STORIES: --FROM THE NATION THAT BROUGHT YOU "KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON": The full effects of the Brexit won't be known for years, but the fallout for cybersecurity might be severe.
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When I was researching this feature and actually went out of my way to look for it, I was dismayed to discover that, if anything, Keep Calm and Carry On seems to be healthier than ever—even if you don't see it on T-shirts so much any more.
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Understanding these simple learning mechanisms will help all of us "keep calm and carry on" (which is how London dealt with the uncertainty of constant air raids in World War II) instead of getting caught in anxiety or panic in the coming days, and whenever we face uncertainty.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada is sticking to its keep-calm strategy as U.S. President Donald Trump ramps up trade war rhetoric, convinced that no move is the best move for the country with the most to lose, but critics say it risks being a soft target if its strategy fails.
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Biles sported a flower crown with a "Keep Calm and Selfie" sign, Douglas pretended to play a tambourine, Hernandez – nicknamed the "Human Emoji" – held up a large smiley emoticon, Kocain wore a (cowboy?) hat decorated with the colors of Brazil's flag and Raisman threw on a pair of tropical shades.
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Scooping ice cream all day might sound like a mindless task, but as Sue Thirlwall, Baskin-Robbins' former brand operating officer, told the L.A. Times: the business can actually teach employees "crucial presidential skills," such as how to be efficient, handle consumer care in real time and keep calm under pressure.
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Among the waiting were Ann Braun and her daughter Sophia, 12, who drove 541 miles to Breyerfest from Laurel, Md. Sophia, who wore a "Keep Calm and Canter On" T-shirt, works at a barn in exchange for free riding lessons and saved her money to cover the $70 three-day admission.
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Ken Mogi, a Japanese neuroscientist and author of "Awakening Your Ikigai: How the Japanese Wake Up to Joy and Purpose Every Day" equates the ethos for ikigai to the famous British government slogan from World War II posters: "Keep Calm and Carry On." Frankl's logotherapy aims to help patients find their purpose in life.
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This is, after all, the country that invented the phrase "Keep Calm and Carry On," printed on posters to be used in the event of a German invasion during World War II. Many posted photos of this guy, whose response to the attack on Saturday was to flee with his pint of beer still in his hand.
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Remain voter Aarti described the feeling to CNBC as a "keep calm and carry on" moment, reflecting a British attitude seen during World War II. The motto was printed on posters in 1939 by the British government to motivate and raise the morale of the British public as major cities were threatened and targeted with mass air attacks by the Nazis.
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"Keep calm and carry on," the British slogan from World War II, may be the right advice for political moderates in both Europe and the U.S. Eric R. Terzuolo was a foreign service officer from 1982 to 2003, and since 2010 has been on contract to the Foreign Service Institute, the professional development unit of the Department of State, with responsibility for West European area studies.
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The fact that one-time social housing designed for the working classes has become seen as desirable property to those with plenty of money, and that newly-built blocks of flats in cities are designed to look affordable, while actually being anything but, is wreaking terrible social damage in the UK. With this in mind, how much longer are we supposed to keep calm?
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And these aren't Die Hard action figures, these aren't Hollywood tropes; these are people who are heroes despite never having fired a shot of a gun, despite never throwing a punch, whose heroism came in being able to keep calm, being kind to one another being able to in many cases put others needs before their own so that collectively they could get through this really horrific ordeal together.
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