Mike Ditka's not lightening up on NFL players who don't stand for the national anthem ... unless calling them disrespectful troublemakers nobody will remember is considered lightening up.
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Trust us, this is the quick lightening up track you need right now.
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It can also mean lightening up on bad habits that add up over time.
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Though his mandate requires holding growth companies, he has been lightening up on some highfliers.
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Even on Wall Street, employers are lightening up when it comes to what employees wear.
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Some announced their commitment to alternatives but mentioned that they would be lightening up their exposure.
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"We would continue to use any relief rallies to be lightening up on gold," he added.
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" FRITZ FOLTS, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, 3EDGE ASSET MANAGEMENT LP, BOSTON: "We've been lightening up (equity exposure).
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Now the kingdom is lightening up with comic book festivals, dance performances, concerts and monster truck rallies.
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We've just been lightening up as the market keeps going up and up and up despite fundamentals.
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And after that, you kind of just saw him lightening up, like, literally almost every ten minutes.
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Trump has been outspoken against the media but seems to be lightening up his stance against some outlets.
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Once again we found the imp berating his tragically dull sidekicks into lightening up and eventually swapping jokes.
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Extreme overbought conditions … so we've been selling shares this week and we're lightening up on your energy position.
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Lightening up your exercise routine and gaining the appropriate amount of weight can help restore your menstrual cycle.
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With Netflix now faltering, momentum players that have advanced the FAANG stocks will begin lightening up on their positions.
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Lightening up can be a huge (and expensive) commitment, especially if your hair is darker, naturally curly, or chemically relaxed.
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She also chopped off an inch or three, which is par for the course when you're lightening up so dramatically.
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Instead of lightening up her biscuits and fried chicken recipes, Hall rather encourages people to eat them only during appropriate times.
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Which is exactly why we're looking into lightening up our bedspreads, from the coolest flat to fitted sheets and pillow cases.
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He also recommends regular portfolio rebalancing: lightening up on funds that have risen substantially and buying more of what has declined.
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These folks are also lightening up on bonds: 24% plan to increase their fixed income portfolios, while 30% plan to cut them.
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She's going back to blonde, lightening up for summer with the same bright shade that we originally met her with back in 2010.
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Plains executives also added that oil quality in the Permian Basin has been "lightening up" across the board, particularly in the Delaware Basin.
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If the downside of Germans' Lutheran heritage is a difficulty in lightening up or accepting alternative lifestyles, they seem to be getting over it.
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Now Kourtney is also getting in on the ol' blue eyes action, temporarily lightening up her look with a new set of colored contacts.
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But, he said, he keeps letters and emails from passengers over the years who have appreciated his attempt at lightening up a stressful flight.
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Slightly good news: The State Department is lightening up on the "bona fide" ties restriction on travel ban that targets six Muslim-majority countries.
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He is buying high-momentum stocks, especially within technology, on any pullbacks and lightening up on commodity-exposed sectors such as energy and materials.
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Thank you for lightening up the middle of our week and for helping us kick off a big year, Mr. Eisenberg and Mr. Blindauer.
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Driven by worries about North Korea, Syria and the French election, investors have been loading up on safe haven plays and lightening up on risk.
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As for the lightening up, I do that in two ways, both in the brisket pot as it cooks, and on the plate as garnish.
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The system the company showed off today arrived in a bright white color ("robot white," according to press materials), a lightening up of the previous console.
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Together, they created a vision for the two spaces, lightening up the den with white walls and gray tile to replace the brick surrounding the fireplace.
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Usher needs to lighten up by doing the opposite of lightening up -- he needs to start dating big girls ... at least that how Problem sees it.
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Older, bruised and solitary, he's forced by a danger far beyond him to grudgingly seek out help others, even if that means lightening up a bit.
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The namesake brand has been showing signs of improvement, however, with the company steering away from merchandise with flashy logos and lightening up Abercrombie's notoriously dark stores.
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Might some of those concessions include a lightening up of the company's competitive advantages over the black car taxi system that's long held sway in that city?
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I tried to go out for a cigarette to soothe my disappointment, only to find there wasn't a smoking area, which led to people lightening up wherever they pleased.
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"Sometimes Christians suck at partying," he said, pointing out that a group of people who feel assured that they are going to heaven should have less trouble lightening up.
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The ultimate trick to lightening up the load of winter bulkage begins with the innermost layers; that is, the very first pieces that cover your body in the cold months.
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"The market's had a big run, so I don't think it's anything drastic, just lightening up after a big pop," said J.J. Feldman, portfolio manager at Miracle Mile Advisors in Los Angeles.
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Redler, who follows the short-term technicals, said lightening up at that level would be better than adding, though it's possible the S&P could break through there and head back toward 2,940.
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What this meant was "lightening up on fats and flour" and "garnishing dishes with an unusual rainbow of bright steamed and sautéed vegetables," Mimi Sheraton wrote in her four-star review in 1981.
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"I hope the Belgians will stop lightening up their roads in this way, if they don't want the extraterrestrials to come and land there," Caroline Guillot wrote on Mr. Pesquet's public Facebook page.
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Shortly after lightening up her locks, Sarah Hyland hit the salon once again, but this time, for a layered cut reminiscent of "The Rachel," the iconic style Jennifer Aniston sported in the '90s on Friends.
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"With the volatility that we had in the U.S. equity markets in the past few days, we are seeing some people lightening up on gold a little bit," said Michael Matousek, head trader at U.S. Global Investors.
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Cirque du Soleil will make its Saudi debut this year, international companies are signing deals to operate movie theaters across the country, and the conservative kingdom is lightening up with comic book festivals, dance performances, concerts and monster truck rallies.
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Pressing Sally for facts one minute, he would pivot and ask her to speculate on strange, impossible questions about the nature of time and the workings of memory, before pulling back and lightening up, pausing a beat, then circling back around to prod and probe.
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In examining failures like that walnut bread, Edwards emphasized that most "disasters" can be addressed by lightening up: Add some yeast if your leaven — the flour, water and starter mixture that helps activate the bread's rise — isn't quite ready and you're running out of time.
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From lightening up our outerwear to trying a different shoe or bag, a few quick wardrobe swaps will have us (and hopefully you, too) feeling like a whole new woman — and who knows, maybe we can even score a little extra cash by selling those worn-and-loved pieces.
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Other traditional big holders and buyers of Treasuries like Saudi Arabia and Japan have also been lightening up, the former to plug budget shortfalls due to the low price of oil and the latter as Japanese banks sought dollar liquidity to dodge deeply negative interest rates at home.
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But even the Trump administration seems to be lightening up as of late: Last week, pressured by a court order, the DEA announced it might finally begin approving applications for institutions to study cannabis for research purposes—an initial step that some advocates say could lead to rescheduling, but should, in the very least, allow more clinical trials to be performed.
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Here, inside a 1,000-square-foot space that was, in fact, previously a wine shop (they even kept the same shelves, lightening up the room by adding several Noguchi lanterns and buckets of white paint), McNany and Tarlow are selling bottles from people "who actually grow the grapes and farm the fruit," says Tarlow, whose restaurant portfolio (Diner, Roman's, Achilles Heel) has long heralded a similarly intimate, person-to-person ethos.
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"RECORDINGS VIEW; Lightening Up On the Gloom In Grunge". The New York Times. March 6, 1994. Retrieved on March 23, 2008.
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With his commentaries, Gil has shown that underneath his rugged hip-hop exterior, he is a warm and rather approachable individual. Consistently offering warm words of encouragement and advice to his disciples to help them ease their anxious hearts, and lightening up the atmosphere with his witty sense of humor, he has become an indispensable personality on the program.
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Most reviewers agree that while the film is not necessarily high art, it is a good martial arts/horror/comedy film--they say that it is interesting and exciting enough to keep one watching until the end credits.Review at "Horrortalk" . The film's humour is often highly praised, lightening up what would otherwise be a superficial and generic action film.Erik Henriksen.
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By the afternoon of 12 January, the storm's structure had significantly degraded, with the eye no longer apparent and a marked decrease in cold cloud tops. Later that day, the cyclone made its closest approach to Western Australia, passing approximately northwest of Exmouth. Despite shear eventually lightening up, the storm's southerly course brought it over cooler waters, preventing restrengthening. Most of the deep convection shifted to the western side of Narelle's circulation, though its centre remained well defined.
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After the graduation he enrolled in the VGIK institute to study in Mikhail Romm's class. Long before the graduation in 1963 Nosik made his screen debut in Knock Every Door (1958) directed by Maria Fyodorova. From then on he was cast regularly, mainly in peripheral, but memorable comedy roles which, according to a biographer, "had a way of lightening up even the dullest of films." Only occasionally was he provided the opportunity to demonstrate his dramatic talent, which he did in Horizon (1961), Scrambled Boots (1977) and Shura and Prosvirnyak (1987), to impressive effect.
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British actors Alfred Molina and Steve Coogan have a conversation over some tea. (Coogan offers Molina a French cigarette, but Molina saves his for later.) Molina is a very enthusiastic fan of Coogan's, who contrarily is very uninterested at their meeting and barely manages to hide this. Molina excitedly shares with him research he came across, learning that they are distant cousins, and proposes a friendship or show business project to capitalize on this. Steve Coogan still remains evasive, lightening up only when an attractive female fan recognizes him.
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On January 5, 2018 they were announced to be bringing in the new year till spring accompanying We Came as Romans' in their "Cold Like War Tour" alongside Oceans Ate Alaska, "Currents" and "Tempting Fate". On January 25, the band opened up about their upcoming album, "Dispose" stating that "breakdowns are no longer his main concern, that doesn’t mean the band’s sound is lightening up" and that the album would be the band's heaviest but not in the way that fans think. Also in January the band were announced to be joining Polaris and Alphawolf on their spring Australian tour.
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In addition to Brand X, Burgi has played and toured with Al Di Meola, Hall & Oates, Joe Lynn Turner, Rainbow, Blue Öyster Cult,Seigal, Buddy. "Lightening Up the Dark Side Blue Oyster Cult Could Take a Joke-but the Band Survived Anyway" Los Angeles Times, 1994-09-10. p.2. section: Calendar; PART-F; Entertainment Desk Meat Loaf, Fandango and Enrique Iglesias and has recorded with numerous other artists, including Michael Bolton, Glen Burtnik, Bon Jovi and Diana Ross. Burgi was a member of the on- stage band in the Twyla Tharp - Billy Joel hit musical Movin' Out during the entire 3½ year run on Broadway.
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White pudding is often thought of as a very old dishDavidson and Jaine (2014) The Oxford Companion to Food, OUP, p.786 that, like black pudding, was a traditional way of making use of offal following the annual slaughter of livestock. Whereas black pudding-type recipes appear in Roman sources, white pudding likely has specifically medieval origins, possibly as a culinary descendant of medieval sweetened blancmange-type recipes combining shredded chicken, rice and almonds,Quinzio (2013) Pudding: a Global History, Reaktion, p.30 or as a way of lightening up offal with the addition of cream, eggs and breadcrumbs.Stavely and Fitzgerald (2004) America's Founding Food, UCP Meatless versions were common, as they could be eaten during the Lenten period of abstinence.
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In 1954, Blackadder put the money from her Carnegie scholarship towards spending three months travelling through Yugoslavia, Greece and Italy, where she focused on classical and Byzantine art. In 1962 her painting, White Still Life, Easter was given the Gurtrie Award for best work by a young artist at the Royal Scottish Academy. During the 1960s she developed her interests in still life while continuing with her love of landscape by painting landscapes in France, Spain, Portugal and Scotland and acquired a growing reputation for her paintings of flowers, Flowers on an Indian Cloth being a notable example . During her travels to France she became more aware of the artist Henri Matisse and because of this influence she ended up lightening up her palette.
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The only major on-air changes initially included lightening up the main news set in preparation for expanding into additional dayparts, and staffing-wise, the promotion of Amy Marcinkiewicz (an assignment reporter from the start of news operations) to co-anchor on the weekend newscasts alongside Hamblin. (Burnside concurrently relegated his role to serving solely as the station's executive producer of special projects.) On October 3, 1994, three weeks after the switch, the station added a half-hour early-evening newscast at 5:00 p.m. seven nights a week; citing demographic trends for the time period, the weeknight editions of that broadcast incorporated feature segments geared toward women such as "Just for Women" (which features stories focused on health, fashion and romance advice) and "Howdaya Feel" (which was described by The Kansas City Star as taking a wellness approach to the traditional health and medical feature). This was followed on March 13, 1995, by the addition of a half-hour 6:00 p.m.
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