Keeping calm and collected, his friend asks Nipsey if he's dying.
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The experience of keeping calm and fighting helped; it's no secret.
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Here is my advice for keeping calm in a health crisis.
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We're all about keeping calm in high-pressure situations and avoiding conflict.
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Chael did a great job of delegating and keeping calm, cool and collected.
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Very, very complete, with his biggest strength keeping calm and holding his nerve.
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The protests continue, but Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) is keeping calm and carrying on.
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It took him years and years to realize that keeping calm under pressure is the only way to achieve.
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"Keeping calm and having faith, I think that's really important for a crisis like this," said the younger Calvo.
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One person noted it was trending above the attack in the U.K. Talk about keeping calm and carrying on.
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Some participants said they felt the drill emphasized the importance of keeping calm in the event of an earthquake.
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In the meantime, however, investors would be wise to remember the old adage about keeping calm and carrying on.
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Maybe I should be afraid, maybe I should scream for help, or maybe keeping calm is what I should do.
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Otherwise, if you are traveling around the holiday, keeping calm and patient may be the most important things to remember.
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So in addition to working well with others, a good mind, good judgment and keeping calm under are pressure very important characteristics.
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Keeping calm and carrying on is not what is needed when the country is on a self-imposed route toward a cliff.
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She nails every performance on Lemonade, injecting her resonant singsong with simulated surges of feeling while always keeping calm, always in control.
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Security guard "absolutely a hero" The security contractor at the television station is being praised for keeping calm and handling a tough situation.
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Keeping calm and carrying on is baked into the British culture, whether it's in response to serious attacks or just in a children's cartoon.
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There is indeed an admirable mental toughness in "keeping calm and carrying on," but admitting you're struggling or hurting shows strength and bravery too.
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Marine Beveridge, executive director of NetJets in Europe, told CNBC that at this point it was difficult to gauge the impact and was keeping calm.
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Here are four of her best tips for keeping calm at the office office — no yoga mat required: To have an effective meeting with your boss:
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My mechanism for keeping calm and staying rational among the irrationality and insecurities that come with presenting yourself to such a huge group of people every day.
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Humans may not excel as drivers when it comes to paying attention or keeping calm, but we're masters of communication, even when stuck in our metal boxes.
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For the moment, I don't think we are in any danger, and the three of us are keeping calm, gaining strength from the sturdiness of our neighbors.
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That same week, I co-hosted an activist event with a friend where we shared self-care tips on how to be politically mindful and involved while keeping calm.
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While Earn's stewing in his anxiety — because he knows his is the likely counterfeit — his cousin is in the principal's office, keeping calm in the face of weighty allegations.
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"Maybe the market is underestimating the economic impacts of the tariffs and that is why it is keeping calm," said Thu Lan Nguyen, a currencies strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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Trump started strong with his first answer and dominated the debate by having ready answers, by keeping calm and by staying in the vicinity of his key messages to voters.
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Sally Bolig, Head of Talent Acquisition at Yotpo, says that even if a candidate slips up during the interview process, keeping calm, cool and collected can get you to the next stage.
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By constantly being above it all, smiling as he engaged in insults, keeping calm while he hovered behind her in the second debate like a would-be stalker, she proved she had presidential mettle.
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Also, it's important to remember that major moves in any direction for the yuan may not be a good thing from Beijing's perspective — given its emphasis on keeping calm in the markets this year.
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While Warren's ascent has proved relatively steady – what Gretchen Dahlkemper, a Democratic strategist based in Philadelphia, described as "like a duck … kicking underneath and keeping calm" — other candidates who have relied on small donations have faltered.
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"The markets have calmed down relatively quickly Maybe the market is underestimating the economic impact of the tariffs and that is why it is keeping calm," said Thu Lan Nguyen, an FX strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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"The resilience of the consumer in the face of ongoing political uncertainty is both surprising and admirable, suggesting that despite heightened levels of uncertainty people are keeping calm and carrying on," David Cheetham, analyst from online broker XTB, said.
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Referred to in court by his real name, Terry G. Bollea, and wearing a cross on a silver chain around his neck, he appeared intent on keeping calm under the onslaught, with only the occasional trace of irritation in his responses.
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"It's not enough to just survive something, right?" she asked plaintively last year in the documentary "Harry & Meghan: An African Journey," talking about the British custom of keeping calm and carrying on through even the most untidy of emotional upheavals.
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With terrorism as the major threat that we face on a daily basis, elected officials have the difficult job of keeping calm amidst tragedy and remaining extremely cautious when making statements about what has happened in a given event: the wrong words can dangerously inflame passions or provide skewed interpretations.
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The common rattlesnake of Pennsylvania, the timber rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus), has venom of a medium potency that can cause painful injuries but is rarely lethal. Administering proper first aid, keeping calm and quickly receiving medical attention is the best response to a bite.
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On 27 October 1961, Soviet and US forces confronted one another at Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie, creating the potential for all-out war between the powers. Heinz Schäfer was an East German border guard at the time, and states that only by keeping calm did both sides avoid catastrophic confrontation.
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The timber rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus), has venom of a medium potency. The venom can cause painful injuries but is rarely lethal. Many times when timber rattlers strike for protection, they will not inject venom. Administering proper first aid, keeping calm and quickly receiving medical attention is the best response to a bite.
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Simmer Down Sprinter Exhibit The game uses what is essentially a polygraph test, as the player rests his or her arm on a metal pad. It senses changes in the users' body temperature and galvanic skin resistance. Exciting warm-up music is played before each game, to make the challenge of keeping calm more difficult.
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Horrified that their army commander might be a traitor, the representatives, some soldiers, and civil authorities cross-examined Kellermann for four hours. Keeping calm, Kellermann patiently convinced them that he was loyal to the government. A revolt began brewing in Lyon on 29 May 1792. As early as 8 July, the representative Edmond Louis Alexis Dubois-Crancé wanted Kellermann to lead his army to Lyon, but the commander insisted on a written order.
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An unknown strange outbreak has devastated the area of the United States. A family of three, Ray (Alexander Skarsgård), Claire (Andrea Riseborough) and their daughter Zoe (Emily Alyn Lind), have taken refuge in an abandoned fallout shelter shortly after the catastrophe to hide from the monsters outside. Zoe wakes one night after having a nightmare of the 'Breathers'. The family has difficulty coping in their cramped environment but manage by having a set of rules, such as always keeping calm and never leaving the shelter.
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At the station, Ray and Samantha are questioned for hours and hours by Detective Allen and Detective Drummond (Anthony LaPaglia). The situation is tense, and they both have a tough time keeping calm. Eventually they are both let go, but not before Samantha is told that Riley is dead. Both leave the station within a couple of hours of each other and head in different directions, Ray to pick up his things at the second motel, and Samantha to pick up the tape and a gun which Riley had left in a safety deposit box earlier that day.
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In the summer of 1943, in the midst of World War II, Londoners were "keeping calm and carrying on," as they were advised to do by the British Ministry of Information. In July, the Production Club of the Royal Academy of Dancing arranged a matinee performance of Sadler's Wells students in Suite of Dances, set by resident choreographer Andrée Howard to Handel's jauntily life- affirming Water Music. Among the talented students dancing that afternoon were Philip Chatfield and Brian Earnshaw,Mary Clarke, The Sadler's Wells Ballet: A History and an Appreciation (New York: Macmillan, 1055), p. 178. both of whom were destined to have distinguished careers with the Sadler's Wells Ballet, later known as the Royal Ballet.
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In her work from the past two decades, her paintings evolved from figurative to highly abstracted forms. Her subject matter drew from her own emotional responses to everyday events. Her paintings employ a "murky" colour palette, which adds to the crudeness of her work, and her aesthetic is draw from the inconsistencies of her life. Her paintings are formed from her head and can only be viewed wholly as an image once completed. > “Now that her art has evolved, keeping calm and ‘just’ painting is more of a > concern and ‘the content has become much more internal’” \- Maitland > Regional Art Gallery Cultural Director: Joe Eisenberg OAM Varvaressos is represented in the collections of NGA, NGV, Artbank, AGNSW, University of NSW, Wollongong Art Gallery, University of Tasmania, Gold Coast Collection and private collections in the UK, Europe, USA and Australia.
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In February 1990 she was nominated as the UFV delegate to the 50-member electoral commission being set up ahead of the forthcoming general election and communal elections. In a secret ballot she was then elected to chair the commission, receiving 12 of the 27 votes cast. No less a person than the new prime minister, Hans Modrow himself, after first asking if he might address her as "Petra" (rather than as "Miss Bläss"), when he congratulated her on the appointment also made clear his belief that, where the opportunity presented itself, one must do something in uncertain times to support national stability, if only in order to avoid the question from members of future generations, "Why did you do nothing?". Interviewed by a journalist at the time, Bläss was unable to explain why she had been selected for the job, beyond commenting that it seemed to have to do with her involvement in the women's movement, and that she brought nothing remarkable to the job except an exceptional ability for keeping calm under pressure "even before exams".
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