Her explanation was that when we're out of town for the weekend, we're more relaxed, so he's more relaxed too.
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Again, we have a lot of evidence already to know but specifically ... How is it changing, people feel a little more relaxed, they can do ... People certainly feel more relaxed.
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" Tommy C is more relaxed: "Just an average beach.
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" He responded, "You were much more relaxed last night.
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It looks like Sakie was also more relaxed backstage ...
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Sadly, it's not resulting in a happier, more relaxed Trump.
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I certainly felt more relaxed after the deep breathing techniques.
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BREDA is more relaxed and we do modern international cuisine.
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I can be a little more relaxed about the rest.
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The high handlebars also promote a more relaxed riding position.
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"It's more relaxed and a lot more fun," she said.
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I was more relaxed than I had been in weeks.
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Mostly, I just felt a bit looser and more relaxed.
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I'm feeling a little more relaxed after this annoying day.
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I have a job today and I'm much more relaxed.
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Women are getting more stressed while men are more relaxed.
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"He was instantly more relaxed -- not as guarded," he said.
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Sometimes, Love does fall into a more relaxed, absurdist vibe.
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I genuinely feel happier and more relaxed since installing [it].
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But on weed, the experience is a little more relaxed.
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"I'm more relaxed, and I see everything clearer," she said.
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Research shows that you will be more relaxed and creative.
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Unlike traditional jungle or footwork, you favor more relaxed tempos.
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Now, thankfully, he's able to be a little more relaxed.
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A short snooze may also make you feel more relaxed.
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A dominant group member on duty makes them more relaxed.
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And everyone's life will be more relaxed in the meantime.
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But this year he appeared much more relaxed and philosophical.
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"It was fine — I got more relaxed, actually," he said.
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His underlings are more relaxed about the immediate years ahead.
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Schools have reopened and the Khalafs feel slightly more relaxed.
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Fortunately, the rules governing organic pesticide use are more relaxed.
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On the way back, however, things were more relaxed, quieter.
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He's a little bit more relaxed in his approach to life.
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Another factor adding to rising returns is more relaxed return policies.
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But I'm a little bit older, and a lot more relaxed.
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I did it to make people feel more relaxed, including myself.
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"Now we have a theme," which is a more relaxed look.
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I think clearly, have epiphanies and I feel much more relaxed.
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The more relaxed you are, the better you end up doing.
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This one is more relaxed, as it isn't a competitive one.
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The EU used to be more relaxed about acquisitions by foreigners.
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So I guess it'll just be more relaxed, which is nice.
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Brooklyn provides a more relaxed environment, safer roads, and understanding customers.
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When we're high, we just feel more relaxed in our bodies.
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Then, firstly, individuals themselves [will] be happier, more calm, more relaxed.
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"I go on the court more relaxed than before," she said.
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Britain's soccer culture appeared to be growing more relaxed and receptive.
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I am more relaxed before so that I am focused onstage.
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Royal couples have gotten more relaxed about public displays of affection.
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Male customers are much more relaxed, more straight to the point.
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More relaxed schedule, no homework, all the fun parts of learning.
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This is more relaxed and much more of a reasonable fit.
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This little chip away makes me feel a little more relaxed.
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Do you feel more relaxed, revived, stimulated, challenged, connected or inspired?
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When I got to Albany, I was a little more relaxed.
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"Kids feel more relaxed in a neutral room," Ms. Davies said.
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And indeed this fair feels more relaxed and inviting than others.
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Mr. Trump himself has at times appeared more relaxed about Huawei.
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I feel more relaxed and you make me feel so sexy.
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"Brides should be a bit more relaxed and have fun," she said.
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This gives Bumble a different, more relaxed feel compared with its rivals.
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I like her more relaxed looks which are maybe not as vibrant.
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By staying occupied, you'll end the weekend feeling happier and more relaxed.
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In fact, I think we both got more relaxed with each other.
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But after that, things became even more relaxed than they were before.
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Hanke's more relaxed now, several months later, dressed casually on home turf.
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And then, as time goes on, you get a bit more relaxed.
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"We teach like Cubans, but American culture is more relaxed," he said.
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We head back to Bari bleary-eyed, but soooo much more relaxed!
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The tune gradually segued into another section at a more relaxed tempo.
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Adding natural elements to your home can help you feel more relaxed.
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She's more relaxed when it comes to accepting Henry's new career development.
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By comparison, Sonoma County offers a more relaxed experience with greater flexibility.
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It offers a more relaxed approach and easy access to the game.
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Dripping with sweat, he marveled at how much more relaxed he felt.
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Laura Dern went for a more relaxed vibe on the red carpet.
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Our writing is more relaxed than it used to be — that's intentional.
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The third and final phase is more relaxed and focused on maintenance.
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"A little bit more relaxed on the 'Somebody's in here,' " he said.
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Until recently, India seemed considerably more relaxed about regional autonomy than China.
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She feels more relaxed in general and no longer gets paranoid from pot.
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Cory Booker would tie federal community development grants to more relaxed zoning regulations.
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That law has since been repealed and was replaced by more relaxed restrictions.
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She looks much more relaxed than she did on the way over here.
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Kerala has a reputation for being more relaxed than other parts of India.
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The children resisted, so Niki and Rob switched to a more relaxed approach.
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"Washed velvet is much more relaxed and much cooler," Mr. Rüdes said, accurately.
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By some measures Britons are more relaxed about the rich than Americans are.
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After the retreat, I felt more relaxed and even more present in conversations.
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It's still a foot-tapper, but much, much more relaxed and less boozy.
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Nor are they more relaxed than the Trump administration about Iran's regional troublemaking.
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Newer online retailers like Reformation offer brides more relaxed alternatives to traditional gowns.
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Clients feel more relaxed and a little more free to address their issues.
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I feel a little bit more relaxed because I have nothing to lose.
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Security in the city, normally known for a more relaxed atmosphere, is overwhelming.
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Modeling since age 14, Hannah Davis takes a more relaxed stance on airbrushing.
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This distance also allows the neck to remain in a more relaxed position.
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In more relaxed driving, the CX-23 is reasonably comfortable and well-damped.
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Angelina always had a more relaxed attitude when it came to the kids.
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Large technology firms and hedge funds often have more relaxed offices and perks.
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ALLEN My impression was Donald did it to make me feel more relaxed.
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What has changed are his expressions: He looks happier, more relaxed, less angry.
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But the more relaxed you are, the more likely you are to spend.
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This concept remains prevalent, despite people having a more relaxed attitude about marriage.
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However, the cards have gotten progressively more relaxed over the past few years.
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Biden, 77, seemed more relaxed and confident, and he radiated his trademark warmth.
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This is a much more relaxed, much more laid-back type of connection.
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She credited her improvement to a more relaxed, process-oriented approach to competition.
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"She is much more relaxed and enjoys life more," says a Stefani insider.
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The message was one of a new, more relaxed, modern and active era.
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Also, God is potentially way more relaxed than the poet portrays him here.
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Since leaving office, the Obamas have stayed busy but at a more relaxed pace.
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The more relaxed and comfortable you are the more you can enjoy the journey.
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He said he would like to bring "more relaxed" or "conventional" speakers to campus.
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I became more relaxed and I didn't have to worry about constantly being misgendered.
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Driving helped the rats feel more relaxed, said the study's lead author Kelly Lambert.
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For years they were protected by foreign troops, but things are more relaxed today.
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It helps that Chinese consumers are more relaxed than Westerners about sharing personal data.
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Some people say that weed can help people feel less anxious and more relaxed.
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Whereas television now is more relaxed; you can pause it and eat a hamburger.
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The soldiers patrolling here and on the street make me feel safer, more relaxed.
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"People are more relaxed during a session when I record the conversation," she says.
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A beachy, more relaxed look to complement the intricate lace of the Alexis gown.
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Compared to the thumping spectacle of the concert, the encore is much more relaxed.
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But the atmosphere does seem more relaxed now than there was a year ago.
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He's smiling, upbeat, looking more relaxed than he had on the national campaign trail.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton have gotten more relaxed about public displays of affection.
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Kennedy seemed more relaxed than he had in his final months on the bench.
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Meditate and you will find yourself more relaxed, with a better memory and focus.
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As the bus slowly made its way uptown, I started to feel more relaxed.
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"We've gone from crisis mode into something a bit more relaxed," Dr. Platt said.
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JPMorgan's quarterly results show it has already begun preparing for a more relaxed environment.
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I thought, after having a child, I would be more relaxed, but I'm not.
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Mets Manager Mickey Callaway said Syndergaard had been more relaxed than in previous starts.
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This time I was more relaxed, willing to see how the car would behave.
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I've made her more relaxed over the years and she's made me more serious.
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Pleasant smells will put you into a more relaxed mental space while you meditate.
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Humar noticed Zohre was more relaxed away from Xinjiang, less concerned about her reputation.
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The last time I talked to van Hove, he was more relaxed than usual.
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And some other places are more relaxed and spend time more gingerly and relaxed.
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The Big Butterfly: Just as it sounds; slightly bigger and a bit more relaxed.
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Interested and excited in the beginning, a little more relaxed about it towards the end.
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The new vests come a year after the company announced a more relaxed dress code.
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So why is Harry and Meghan's photo so much more relaxed than William and Kate's?
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I definitely post more now and I'm a little more relaxed about when I'm posting.
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He'd be more relaxed and at ease and it would have been a happier life.
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In the end we had three shows, and with each show everything got more relaxed.
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Brady, who turned 42 on Saturday, said he's more relaxed than some of his friends.
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"I felt more relaxed and calm than the last game," Carolina goalie Cam Ward said.
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I found out I was more relaxed in cover than when I wasn't in cover.
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Once he was able to do that, then he became more relaxed in his life.
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And I think that from now on I'm going to feel more relaxed and comfortable.
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Finally, this year's sodium guidelines are a little more relaxed than in the previous version.
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After being ejected Saturday for arguing in defense of Syndergaard, Collins appeared more relaxed Sunday.
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So the more relaxed you are, the more there will be to savor, trust me.
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And you are a bit more relaxed about it, you settle in a bit more.
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It melts away the stress and tension, and leaves me feeling so much more relaxed.
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Experts say it will provide a more relaxed, intimate experience when dialling into the boardroom.
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One of the best ways to feel more relaxed and focused is to get active.
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Taking a vacation can help you feel more relaxed at work and happier in general.
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Even on the weekend, when the time frame is much more relaxed, cooking is tiring.
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As the team starting working together as geologists, however, things became more relaxed, Hammond said.
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The current movement of natural or "no makeup" looks favor an increasingly more relaxed presentation.
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As I discovered, painting missions in Bangkok are often more relaxed than in other places.
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"They are coming largely for the more relaxed lifestyle that we enjoy," Mr. Deering said.
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Mr. Trump's call on Friday morning with President Xi Jinping of China was more relaxed.
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FG I think the clothes have to feel much more relaxed than they used to.
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Kristin Donnelly, who wrote the 2016 cookbook "Modern Potluck," prefers to be slightly more relaxed.
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The therapy may have other benefits: Women may feel more relaxed and better about themselves.
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As dawn was breaking, I drove back to the airport, more relaxed and less tense.
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Do you think you might be having a more relaxed life if Trump weren't president?
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However, it's often the case that older daters are actually looking for something more relaxed.
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He is a freelancer and has a more relaxed schedule, but he works many weekends.
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When I walked into the shiny white-tiled spa, I felt more relaxed almost immediately.
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For the past two decades, wardrobes have tended to be more relaxed in Democratic administrations.
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The bank is following rivals like JPMorgan Chase in embracing a more relaxed dress code.
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When I finish a volunteering session, my muscles are more relaxed, as is my breathing.
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I truly feel more relaxed, more restful, happier even, and my husband loves the results too.
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During Burch's tenure, she continues the house's entertaining history, but with a much more relaxed tone.
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When unemployment went down thanks to the demand-side recovery, suddenly employers got more relaxed again.
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"It just takes the conversation to a more relaxed personal place to begin with," she adds.
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"It's not my personal style, because I'm a lot more relaxed than Rachel," Meghan told Glamour.
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Basking in the warm glow of candles and the fireplace, I was more relaxed than ever.
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In general, Silicon Valley took a more relaxed approach to social media data back in 2014.
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But just the fact that there's more guys and more girls, it's a lot more relaxed.
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"Kylie has been so much more relaxed and natural since Stormi was born," the source said.
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More relaxed fiscal and monetary policy would give the economy room to breathe, argues Mr Ash.
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"Kylie has been so much more relaxed and natural since Stormi was born," the insider said.
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Speculators also appeared to be venturing into smaller markets that have more relaxed housing purchase policies.
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It's a more relaxed version now, because I don't care as much [as I used to].
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But although this was bad news for British industry and its workers, investors are more relaxed.
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Young Americans are less religious and more relaxed about sexual orientation than they have ever been.
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Those risks included sailing too close to the Somali coast becoming more relaxed about security needs.
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Knowing that you're taking responsibility for your health will make you feel more relaxed and confident.
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Thanks to this neurofeedback model, you should already feel more relaxed after a five minute session.
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But Apple, which has never been much for free speech, seemed much more relaxed about it.
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What could scientists in other nations do with this discovery, where ethical guidelines are more relaxed?
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Everlane also says to size up for a more relaxed look, and I wish I did.
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It's not just the obvious sartorial changes that have made the city more relaxed and creative.
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I try one on along with the matching lavender neck pillow and feel infinitely more relaxed.
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Maryland and the District, as well as Pennsylvania, benefit from more relaxed laws in this regard.
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You mentioned that the laws are also a little more relaxed on the West Coast. Absolutely.
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"[One] drink may diminish inhibitions and allow a more relaxed attitude and facilitate intimacy," Reitano says.
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Congress in recess, business is more relaxed, and even the president finds time for a vacation.
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Sources close to Kanye tell TMZ ... since he got home, he's been more relaxed and focused.
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At female tables, he said he felt much more relaxed and would joke with the women.
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TASS reported that Saudi Arabia favored the same or more relaxed production quotas under the deal.
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They liked the idea of returning to the northeast, but wanted a more relaxed, bucolic place.
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This is not only true during veterinary handling, but also during more relaxed encounters with people.
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"Patients in their own environment are far more relaxed and forthcoming with meaningful information," he said.
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The team has cherished the opportunity, enjoying the more relaxed mood that has surrounded its preparations.
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"You can make this look more formal or more relaxed depending on the occasion," he advises.
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THE FIX The right lighting can lift your spirits and make you more relaxed and productive.
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The bull market lives, thanks to the Federal Reserve's new, more relaxed approach to interest rates.
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"Because we won tonight, I think we can go there a little more relaxed," Arena said.
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In its more relaxed first half, "Passengers" allows room for needling satire of the airline industry.
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Since I got that letter four years ago I&aposve been much more relaxed about taxes.
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The market seems a little more relaxed about the situation in the Middle East, she added.
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The court does have a much more relaxed standard about what evidence it's going to credit.
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After a session, most people shared with Smith that they feel refreshed, balanced and more relaxed.
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"A lot of people say, 'Oh, it's a little more relaxed,' " Castroneves said of endurance racing.
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They also had a reduced heart rate and raised skin temperature, suggesting that they were more relaxed.
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"Kylie has been so much more relaxed and natural since Stormi was born," the insider told PEOPLE.
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Others are better served by the independence and more relaxed social environments of schools with relative anonymity.
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The speed racer quickly inspires the princesses to ditch their ball gowns for a more relaxed style.
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I took the pieces that I felt worked and then became much more relaxed around other things.
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Growing frustration with North Korea is evident in China's more relaxed attitude towards criticism of its neighbour.
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And in a world where "ugly" was in, did I need a more relaxed approach to fashion?
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But really, Justin's view toward the outside world is, in a strange way, a little more relaxed.
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"Kylie has been so much more relaxed and natural since Stormi was born," the source tells PEOPLE.
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Generally, America's gun laws are far more relaxed than those of the other countries on this list.
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I would be more social, more relaxed, my love life would blossom, and my career would flourish.
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People should be more relaxed and take it easy and work with whatever you have right now.
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Though I felt more relaxed than usual, I didn't feel high during or immediately after the service.
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It's been about seven years now and I feel more relaxed, like I can be myself more.
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"I hate... that I can't just be more relaxed" That doesn't mean Oh No's a total bummer.
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That sometimes meant starting to write the middle section and jumping around once she was more relaxed.
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I find when I get back to work, I'm much more relaxed — and my staff is too.
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The Trump administration, however, has indicated it will take a more relaxed stance on foreign military sales.
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For instance, one recommends mindfulness meditation to get into a more relaxed and compassionate state of mind.
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He's more relaxed more of a risk taker and I'm a little more detailed and uptight neurotic.
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In China, the rules about genome editing are slightly more relaxed than in the United States, however.
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The two outer rear seats can turn into reclining seats for naps or a more relaxed ride.
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Major telecoms lobbied heavily for the regulatory body to adopt a more relaxed interpretation of the rules.
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With this one I've been a little more relaxed because I know how much it's gonna hurt.
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"He looks more relaxed (since he returned from Columbus), especially at the plate," Manager Terry Francona said.
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The owner told me he wanted to open a more relaxed bar, a place to hang out.
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"We wanted people to be able to follow the game in a more relaxed way," Uranga said.
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In contrast, a more relaxed, open boss is likely to lead to a relaxed, open workplace. 3.
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Indeed, more so, and in a more relaxed way, than she had ever been on Fox News.
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The opening song from Soundgarden's breakout album, "Badmotorfinger," shows Mr. Cornell in a slightly more relaxed mode.
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Mets Manager Terry Collins said Cespedes appeared to be in "tremendous shape," with a more relaxed attitude.
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According to two additional American military officers, the team in Tarinkot was using more relaxed security protocols.
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Overall, the president-elect appeared more relaxed than in previous gatherings, one of the people there said.
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I was so stuffed up, but now I feel so much more relaxed and, you know what?
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Pennsylvania, a state more relaxed with regulations and only a few miles away, is natural competition here.
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My practice is much more relaxed now, but I can still feel the clown in these paintings.
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I feel calmer, more relaxed, and my mind is clear, often for the first time in weeks.
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My neck and shoulders, which are usually tensed into a near-constant hunch, feel more relaxed than ever.
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Joe Alwyn went for a more relaxed vibe in this brown leather jacket at the Tom Ford show.
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Most brewers use dried hops that, while delivering less flavor, can be brewed on a more relaxed timescale.
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I feel more relaxed now that I'm in my element and the work day seems to fly by.
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Jolie, on the other hand, maintains a "more relaxed attitude" when it comes to dealing with the children.
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Meanwhile the policy will be more relaxed about the genuine outflow of capital trying to acquire foreign companies.
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Cavallari shared her tips and tricks even revealing that she's more relaxed the third time around. AKM-GSI
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There are bans on nudity and sexual content on Instagram and Facebook, though Twitter has more relaxed standards.
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It was a bit awkward at first, but after we had a few drinks, it became more relaxed.
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The clean living martial athlete believed that "chewing hashish" helped his muscles to be more relaxed and fluid.
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Finally, I realized that wasn't what God would want, and then I became much more relaxed about sex.
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The app allows you to adjust the listening mode for warmer, brighter, more excited, or more relaxed audio.
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Afternoons are a bit more relaxed and are when I deal with email, proposals and other administrative work.
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It aims to cater to locals, creating a more relaxed night out than other casinos in Las Vegas.
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He is just a little more relaxed when it comes to having a cheat meal here and there.
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Leagues should have more relaxed uniform requirements, which are challenging for anyone who doesn't fit conventional gender norms.
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You'll be just a little more relaxed as you go about your day and it'll make a difference.
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Folks who had already outgrown the downtown club scene and were looking for something more relaxed and upscale.
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Those looking for a more relaxed time can book massage, face, and body treatments in the wellness area.
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"Harry and Meghan often seem a lot more relaxed when on tour, enjoying the local hospitality," Hussein said.
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I think if it was more relaxed and encouraged more learning from free will, students would perform better.
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Things have really changed over the years from being more relaxed and enjoyable to being more about business.
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Considering the reason I am working from home, though, I don't know if I feel any more relaxed.
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Security procedures appear to have become even more relaxed as the virus outbreak worsened over the past week.
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Voters and politicians can be even more enthusiastic than economists about a more relaxed approach to fiscal deficits.
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In addition to her more relaxed outfits, the duchess wore several impressive ensembles during her pregnancy with Archie.
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"I vacation a lot more relaxed when I know the dogs are being taken care of," he said.
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Meaning, you could make it stricter to reduce accidental recordings, or temporarily more relaxed in a noisy setting.
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"I am more relaxed now than I was during my first marriage with my other children," he says.
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Just like his dad Michael Phelps, Boomer Phelps loves the pool — but he's taking a more relaxed approach.
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However, New Zealand's weapons legislation is still considered more relaxed than most countries Western outside of the USA.
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The Denali has a more relaxed fit, which means there's plenty of room to add extra layers underneath.
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You'll have a much more relaxed holiday shopping season, and couldn't we all use a little more relaxation?
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All of this in turn makes Russia more relaxed and gives it more leverage over Eastern European states.
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But filming solo is a bit more relaxed so my mind can wander to what's my cat doing?
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Rather, it looked normal, with the clientele if only a little more relaxed than the typical boxing crowd.
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If your pet is used to loud sounds, then they will be calmer and more relaxed on the flight.
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"I feel like the first movie did so well, so everyone is more relaxed on this one," she continued.
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This has happened when, for instance, short-tempered people develop more tense facial muscles than other more relaxed people.
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It's more relaxed, you have two hours to unwind and to navigate the conversation into areas of particular interest.
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Newer online retailers like Reformation now offer brides more relaxed alternatives to the traditional gowns worn in years past.
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The lower the reading on the index, the more relaxed conditions are, with anything below zero indicating loose conditions.
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Now, it's a lot more relaxed, but I feel like some of that classic glamour is lost on people.
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Some police officers pointed out the additional challenge that departments in states with more relaxed gun control laws face.
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"She seems much more relaxed and is enjoying life," a family source tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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To do so, it will have to be a much more relaxed, open place than the kingdom is today.
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Southerners are more relaxed about religion: Banyan's driver in Chennai patronised various Hindu temples but went to church too.
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"We scored three goals, got a win and now we face Sweden a little bit more relaxed," Cristiane said.
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Rich-country central banks, notably the Federal Reserve, can afford to be more relaxed about the threat of inflation.
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"He's more relaxed more of a risk taker and I'm a little more detailed and uptight neurotic…" she said.
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Look to the summer months as an useful way to pile up additional credits in a more relaxed atmosphere.
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For me, personally, getting a little more relaxed with the scale is a sign of the progress I've made.
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Pipeline inspection isn't unique in this regard — most commercial applications will require or benefit from more relaxed flight regulations.
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She points to more relaxed dressers like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates as successful people with a strong presence.
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As the line between work and personal time grows increasingly blurry, workwear could become even more relaxed and comfortable.
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The dress was notably more relaxed than the formal ballgownlike styles by Carolina Herrera and Vera Wang that Mrs.
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You also get to attend our TC After Party for cocktails and networking in a much more relaxed setting.
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Now, I've got the tools I need to get me through and I'm much more relaxed about my sobriety.
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If you want a more relaxed conversational and humorous style, and you feel that that's appropriate, go with that.
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Around campus, he says, kids seem more relaxed since they're not juggling as much work early in the day.
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If a known group member was sending out surveillance calls, however, foragers were more relaxed, keeping their head down.
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The new guidance provided by Treasury officials used more relaxed tests that looked at hours, wages or tangible property.
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Britain has taken a more relaxed approach to coronavirus prevention than the rest of Europe and the United States.
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The Arizona version was a little more relaxed, sporting a fishing hat and carrying a cooler on his lap.
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It means I spend more than an hour reading every day, which has made me feel much more relaxed.
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"Employees are more relaxed having their dogs at work," says Beth Bellanti, Pet Policy Expert at Tito's Handmade Vodka.
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Their spirited and perhaps more relaxed play since then has them squarely in the race with time running short.
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"I feel like we're playing a lot more relaxed and loose," Kansas City right fielder Lorenzo Cain told FoxSportsNorth.
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Despite those laws, New Zealand's weapons legislation is considered more relaxed than most Western countries outside of the USA.
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The clips below convey a more relaxed side to the modernist poet, one that's thoughtful, humorous and self-effacing.
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Laura*My longterm boyfriend is super frugal, while I have a far more relaxed (but responsible) attitude to spending.
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And people who do these things tell us repeatedly that they feel better and more relaxed because of them.
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It wasn't until over an hour later that I realized I was much more relaxed and less anxious than before.
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Jessa, 18, from South Africa, tells me that Kiyoko's openness made her feel much more relaxed about her own identity.
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This attendee is sitting through a pre-programmed routine to lower his heart rate and help him feel more relaxed.
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Her playful, bright blonde bob gave the otherwise dressed-up ensemble a more relaxed vibe, giving off major #hairgoals vibes.
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Also, when life is going well and you feel good, you're more relaxed and less vigilant about your calorie intake.
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The men's wear shows are more relaxed than the women's (which start next week), and the amiable atmosphere reflected it.
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"Kylie has been so much more relaxed and natural since Stormi was born," a source told PEOPLE at the time.
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And here we are two months on and investors seem more relaxed about political risk than they were pre-vote.
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I let her sleep until about 7:45, while my husband and I get ready at a more relaxed pace.
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I do a 30-minute pilates video plus a quick, 15-minute yoga flow and feel so much more relaxed.
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Try exercising with your furry friend before your photo so they are more relaxed when it is time to pose.
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The tone tended to be a little more relaxed than the usual Times writing and also played up visuals elements.
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"I feel like all aspects of my game are in really good shape, and I'm much more relaxed," McIlroy said.
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I'll admit that I liked a few of Cyrano's scents — especially peppermint, which may have helped me feel more relaxed.
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Suddenly the U.S. were more relaxed and the Dutch appeared to lose not only their cohesion but also their energy.
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It's during that time that we are more relaxed and more likely to be out and about [not wearing habits].
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The kids are in a more relaxed, playful mood,rather than just being focused on beating the game they're on.
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They are more relaxed about immigration than the greying voters to whom Boris Johnson and Michael Gove so disingenuously pander.
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Is it where we make a fetish of the perfect sentence, or a more relaxed religion of the appropriate form?
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Nearby Bryant Park is a more relaxed option to consider, and home to the boutique four-star Park Terrace Hotel.
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Markle and Harry are also said to be taking a more relaxed approach than William and Middleton on their tours.
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I loved both, but gave a slight edge to the bistro for feeling a bit more relaxed, while still refined.
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The kids are in a more relaxed, playful mood, rather than just being focused on beating the game they're on.
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And does it matter if you're wearing them to a cardio class rather than a more relaxed hour of yoga?
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In a blue suit and tie, Mr. Flake appeared more relaxed than he had last week during the tense hearings.
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Given the job with the Mets, he vowed to be more relaxed, even under the bright lights of New York.
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Many fly to Ecuador or Brazil — which have more relaxed visa requirements — and then travel north by foot and bus.
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Even those with most reason for worry say they are much more relaxed about the virus than they had been.
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Or if a passenger wants a more relaxed environment, they can adjust auditory settings to whisper mode for private notifications.
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However, we&aposre a more relaxed, happy, and bonded family unit because we have had a stay-at-home parent.
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Since returning to the campaign trail, Sanders has been more relaxed and more willing to joke and share personal stories.
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Try finding something easy for you to say, and say that, and see if you are not then more relaxed.
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Corker's more relaxed attitude about Syrian refugees goes directly against Trump's more fearmongering tactics toward immigration from the Middle East.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook seems more relaxed than his predecessor Steve Jobs about people looking at porn on their iPhones.
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The protagonist of "Semblance" is decidedly more relaxed, content to float in the tiny pool rather than feel overcome by it.
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A Face Like Mine is Adams' seventh album, a more relaxed and flawed followup to his 2014 album The Mighty Storm.
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As you watch slime videos, you become more relaxed and a lot of stress is released through the satisfying auditory sounds.
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Her husband went with a classic black suit and white shirt, but kept the look more relaxed by forgoing a tie.
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But a lot has changed in the decades since then, and Harry and Meghan are facing a far more relaxed monarchy.
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And now, do you feel more relaxed or that you're able to take more time for yourself when you need it?
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Malta itself is economically thriving and a far more relaxed place than the hidebound country that joined the EU in 2004.
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She seems slightly more relaxed in her selfie with Jay-Z, who performed on SNL for the first time since 2010.
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I'm probably more relaxed in L.A. because that's generally what the city gives you with the weather and the chill vibes.
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She had earlier said that she was showing the survivor photographs on her mobile phone to make her feel more relaxed.
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The relatively intimate scale of the federal government allowed for a more relaxed approach to staffing top jobs than prevails today.
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At this stage he was running huge distances each week, though he is now trying to take a more relaxed approach.
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You can swear in your helmet and then speak your mind maybe a little bit more relaxed a few moments later.
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As long as you keep that in the back of your head, you'll have a much more relaxed time in life.
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The energy around communication is confusing this morning, but things will ease up this evening—everyone will feel way more relaxed.
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It's made me even more relaxed with being my true self and this gives me permission to do that even more.
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"Additionally, the oxytocin calm decreases stress levels, making infants more relaxed," Morrison, who wasn't involved in the study, added by email.
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Greenwald said the guidance underscores a trend that's been occurring at the FWS — employees are more relaxed in their ESA enforcement.
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She has the "poise" that I was mostly feigning and is a much more relaxed and patient cook than I was.
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Meyer attributes the more relaxed vibes around layoffs to both Germany's worker-friendly policies, as well as their relationship-centric culture.
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"It's good to lie down like that," I say, afterward, unexpectedly impressed—I do indeed feel better, more relaxed, more present.
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" Last month, Oster published a sequel, " Cribsheet ," subtitled "A Data-Driven Guide to Better, More Relaxed Parenting, from Birth to Preschool.
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"It's sort of like singles players when they play doubles: They're more relaxed, because their main focus is singles," she said.
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However, while some individual cities and states are taking drastic steps, others are taking a more relaxed approach to the crisis.
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For a man with so much on his plate, Mr. Essiedu seemed to be operating on another, more relaxed plane entirely.
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Another benefit of legal pot: Some subway riders who have been irate over terrible service might become a little more relaxed.
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The more aroused you both are, the more relaxed and lubricated you'll be, and that can help alleviate pain, Story says.
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After I had my baby, I definitely have gotten slightly more relaxed about it; the frequency that I shave has changed.
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It makes sense in terms of your build, because it's more relaxed but still looks modern and accords with the trends.
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The Soviet Union was believed to be brutally restrictive, but after Stalin died in 1953, life became a bit more relaxed.
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Rounding turns at a comfortable clip, with the steering and suspension a little more relaxed, I could have driven all day.
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The soft suede driving shoes have a more relaxed fit but are still classy enough to pair with business-casual outfits.
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Cooper is the girl next door who prefers collared shirts, pastel cardigans, and tight ponytails, while Reinhart is far more relaxed.
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Even policies like unlimited vacation days, popularized by companies like Netflix, don't actually lead to a more relaxed, sun-kissed workforce.
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Fortunately, Australian distilling rules, set by the government, are significantly more relaxed than those in Scotland or in the United States.
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But in a more relaxed era where stubbles and beards are making a comeback, premium razors started to lose their luster.
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"Investors will be much more relaxed about Jeremy Corbyn if he has to join a coalition with Liberal Democrats," Pickering said.
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It's also worth noting that in some prior incidents in the Gulf region, physical markets have been more relaxed than futures.
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You can even set the alarm tone to be one of five nature sounds for an even more relaxed wake-up.
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It's just like hair — the longer you leave it the more relaxed it looks, so you don't get that military precision.
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For a more relaxed, brunch-ready look, it's best to keep things simple with a pair of ankle boots or flat sandals.
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I want to be more relaxed, to have a life outside of food—but I still want the food to be great.
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The best part is it actually will get softer and more relaxed as you wash it thanks to the combed-cotton fabric.
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Previously, Miller lived in Brooklyn, Bed-Stuy and Crown Heights, but chose to ditch the urban setting for a more relaxed environment.
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Things are more relaxed at the former pool hall and bar known for being the scene of many late night boozy fistfights.
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Cohen is "more relaxed than he has ever been," the source said, adding that Cohen is also working on writing a book.
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I'm a lot more relaxed and comfortable, and now, I can't imagine ever going back to a 9-to-5 job again.
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Mr Corbyn is more relaxed than Mrs May about migration, which might open the door to a slightly better deal on trade.
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"Masturbating does help stop you from craving that 'problematic dick' because then you're already satiated and you're more relaxed," Dr. Stubbs says.
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In an effort to appease him, she reverted back to taking a more relaxed, friendly tone with him in emails and texts.
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"We're very different, I'm much more relaxed and I feel like I've got a little bit of a natural rhythm," Jonathan says.
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There was a party—not like this one, much more relaxed and friendly-sounding—and some of the neighbors had been there.
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Twitter users hoped that Ora's outfit meant they, too, could also take a more relaxed approached to getting dressed for going out.
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That's closer to the prince's target, and perhaps why he is now more relaxed about raising the curtain around the producer's finances.
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You may feel more in tune with nature, given its familiarly floral and earthy aroma, or at the very least more relaxed.
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Colton always seemed put-together and buttoned-up, so I was really looking forward to seeing a more relaxed version of him.
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"Germany has become much more relaxed under Angela Merkel," says Peter Altmaier, the new economics minister and the chancellor's closest cabinet ally.
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A restaurant that appreciates old-school Creole food, Clancy's is a lot more relaxed about the debate and serves whatever it wants.
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The laid-back look featured wispy, face-framing pieces that were pulled out of the braid to create a more relaxed style.
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Very little time has passed, but nonetheless you feel more relaxed and you feel you are doing something great for your skin.
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Some people experience the opposite, though, and their CB1 receptors may become desensitized, leading them to feel less anxious and more relaxed.
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The EU says Kosovo must ratify a border deal with Montenegro before it can get more relaxed travel rules to the bloc.
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"For others it's a bit more relaxed as long as you can catch-up before you post your own picture," says Rose.
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"She was more relaxed, her neuro-storming stopped, she started smiling, laughing, swallowing, tracking with her eyes, and saying words," Carlson said.
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And Harry's never been more relaxed or at ease than with his bride-to-be by his side – his hand in hers.
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Macron later said the aggression was intentional, but at last week's G20 summit in Germany the two men appeared far more relaxed.
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Regulators are currently working on guidelines on how to implement the new legislation, and European telecoms are pushing for more relaxed restrictions.
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But in April, the Federal Reserve proposed a more relaxed reporting schedule that would permit banks to submit full plans less frequently.
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Moskowitz hoped to create a more relaxed and collegiate environment, with seminars led by experts supplanting classes with pre-formulated lesson plans.
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"In my opinion, because he is singing with Gaga, I think he'd want to go with a more relaxed look," Bruschi says.
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He was still the same, telling me to do all these things, but he definitely seemed more relaxed out in the bush.
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Studies tend to show that napping improves our moods, makes us feel more relaxed, and causes us to be more alert (duh).
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She described herself as "not very bridal" and spoke about how she took a more relaxed approach to her wedding with Franco.
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But inside the Christian Broadcast Network's news bureau, a short walk from the White House, the atmosphere is more relaxed, even familial.
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But at the lake, where things tend to be more relaxed, there's a funny mix of neoprene-clad swimmers and total nudists.
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Many of us would probably say that we feel less cranky or more relaxed after a jog or visit to the gym.
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The M. Gemi Felize is a cozy, suede take on the traditional driving shoe, with a more relaxed yet still polished silhouette.
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Recently, however, Mr. Rasheed "was feeling more relaxed," Ms. Peroni said, and the couple had booked a summer vacation to Sri Lanka.
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So it's really quite important to say that there is a more relaxed or forgiving standard when it comes to provisional measures.
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Republican Senator Mike Braun acknowledged lawmakers' personal comfort had something to do with the Republican climbdown to a somewhat more relaxed schedule.
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One implication is that smiling may be a useful strategy to improve economy and to make you feel more relaxed during running.
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Smiling is also a body language cue, making you appear more relaxed and in turn, making your audience feel more at ease.
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Mr. Sands was raised Presbyterian in a strict Christian home, while Ms. Iorio was raised Roman Catholic in a more relaxed environment.
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Just knowing that Mariano will be coming in when I need him helps me feel much more relaxed about the whole experience.
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"It felt more relaxed than previous visits and the people seemed pretty upbeat about the current situation in the country," Depont said.
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It's a much more relaxed ride than the normal power modes, even if you still have to hang onto the controller to brake.
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And when speaking to an American journalist, Hwang also seemed a tad less belligerent — or perhaps just a bit more relaxed — on Thursday.
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Pigs born during an Earth year (1959 and 2019) may be more relaxed and focused than their pig peers born under other elements.
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Pacifica provides users with relaxation techniques, mood tracking devices, and self-help audio lessons to help you feel less overwhelmed and more relaxed.
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It's also possible that Article 50 won't be invoked at all, and negotiations could take place in a more relaxed and amicable fashion.
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Online CFPB complaints and industry chat rooms reveal frustration among industry executives who claim competitors are unfairly exploiting the more relaxed regulatory environment.
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On long-haul flights, where flyers can choose which film to watch on their seat-back screens, guidelines tend to be more relaxed.
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The bottom line is, after my spaceflight, I am so much more relaxed and so much more optimistic about humanity in the future.
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Add the fact that an outdoor wedding tends to have a totally different, more relaxed vibe, and you need a look to match.
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Cordons of police officers were deployed around the stadium, although the atmosphere was more relaxed than for men's games in the French capital.
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While you'd be hard-pressed to find a role that was completely free of them, several jobs move at a more relaxed pace.
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However, in several debates, Clinton's approach has been more relaxed, calm, and she even seems to enjoy the debates with a conversational quality.
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When I got back to the office, there was plenty to catch up on, but I felt far more relaxed about it all.
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But from that day on I've been more relaxed and there is a whole army replying to every wrong tag on my posts.
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Mr Colone doubts that earlier generations would have been as keen on shopping in Hell, but says public attitudes have grown more relaxed.
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While other cats hustle down the field and work to make precision passes, Wendell likes to take a more "relaxed" approach to sports.
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With a more relaxed antitrust posture and the possibility of tax reform on the horizon, merger activity is expected to rise this year.
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Some 1.1 million people entered Bahrain via the bridge in January, many attracted by the country's more relaxed rules on drinking and socializing.
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In the US, things are a bit more relaxed so many people have already experimented and made things like chips out of insects.
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He had fun joking around with the crowd -- especially in Spanish -- and appeared more relaxed and at ease than he has in days.
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A study in Australasian Psychiatry found that psychiatric patients who used weighted blankets were more relaxed and less stressed than people who didn't.
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It reappeared in 1986, and was shown on television amid the perestroika movement and calls for more relaxed attitudes among the Soviet leadership.
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"Kevin has schooled me over time to put aside my international-development formality and just be a little more relaxed," Case told me.
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The theatricality of the ceremony ends as soon as we transition another rite, one that is more relaxed but equally important: the grill.
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Once the gummies started to work, I felt more relaxed and able to decompress before a wave of drowsiness slowly came over me.
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On issues like immigration and trade that are central to the Trump campaign, and now to Mr. Pence, people here are more relaxed.
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China supported a comprehensive diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear issue, considering it the trigger for "a more relaxed environment" in the Persian Gulf.
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One of my favorite things about this job is that the dress code is much more relaxed, so I wear jeans most days.
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If you get yours in early, the reader may be more relaxed and in a better mood at that point in the process.
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But since taking office, aides say, young supporters "no longer recognized" the president and he was advised to project a more relaxed image.
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There's no place like home: Trump's aides joke that he should spend more time at Mar-a-Lago, where he's noticeably more relaxed.
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" Kerber, who lost in the first round of the French Open but has not dropped a set here, said she was "more relaxed.
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Making just a short amount of time to exercise in the morning could leave you feeling happier and more relaxed throughout the day.
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This week is a little more relaxed — although there are still quite a few bingeable series and movies hitting your favorite streaming platform.
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It's a festival that's glamorous, sure, but it's a bit lighter and more relaxed than other A-list festivals like Venice or Cannes.
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Wozniacki, the No. 2 seed, said having won a Grand Slam title helped her take a "much more relaxed approach" to her match.
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Many of the streets are so pinched and narrow that cars can't pass through (though motorcycles can), creating a more relaxed walking environment.
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And sometimes, deals can be cut in the more relaxed atmosphere that could not happen in suits in an office, Mr. Kozlov said.
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Again, it is not clear why the rules for online videos should be more relaxed than those for pitches that appear on television.
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Since then, I&aposve been much more relaxed about my taxes, knowing that it&aposs easy to correct an error that might occur.
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Americans and Brits said they liked the idea of being able to go outside and the general more relaxed vibe of our traditions.
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Unusually hot weather at the start of summer has helped spur demand for coal, while miners have enjoyed more relaxed regulations on production.
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The scene at the park was far more relaxed and the scenery even more spectacular than what I saw at the glass bridge.
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The Briton, who stills lives in London rather than sunnier climes, said he felt more relaxed, more confident and knew what to expect.
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She said she feels safer and more relaxed "with the elevation of the movie theater experience" on her podcast with sister Claudia Oshry.
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But by Friday, Western diplomats in New Delhi, who have been holding countless meetings and working to defuse tensions, seemed much more relaxed.
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Devin the Dude: I was more relaxed with Mike Dean because he is a cool homebody, who I have been working with for years.
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And then if on Wednesday you're with Sarah Silverman, who's so sweet and more relaxed, you have to figure out your rhythm with her.
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The involuntary contractions and release, plus the combination of feel-good neurotransmitters, can make you instantly more relaxed, happier, and closer to your partner.
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For spring '17, we find her in repose — as always, shot by Mario Testino, but in a much more relaxed setting than past campaigns.
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Louis C.K. couldn't look more relaxed and chill than he did Thursday in New York City as he laughed it up with a friend.
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It doesn't help with the pain, but I do notice that my shoulders feel more relaxed, so maybe with continued use it will help.
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"Households also moderated their concerns over job security, supporting a more relaxed approach to overall spending," Joe Hayes, an economist at IHS Markit, said.
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The first six months of this year were more relaxed because I was just trying to improve my game without thinking about the results.
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For a more relaxed environment, people can get a cocktail in the basement-level lounge that features a vintage vibe and baby grand piano.
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The skittish Dachshund is more relaxed in her foster home and is "starting to enjoy life again" after being terrorized by her unknown abuser.
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"The tracks on this EP were made at a time when we were trying to get into a more relaxed studio workflow," he said.
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The Trump administration, which is looking across industries for places to trim regulations, has pushed for a more relaxed approach to the CRA rules.
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A neighborhood relieved, lawmaker concerned Maryvale flower vendor Scott Annesley, 57, said he's more relaxed since a suspect was arrested in the neighborhood shootings.
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Flore gave a few hints: It won't look that different, but there might be some more relaxed and feminine options because that is contemporary.
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A Chinese Commerce Ministry statement on March 20163 supported that by indicating a more relaxed stance, with smaller shipments being treated as "personal" packages.
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For all her intensity about the city, Clinton was more relaxed than I'd ever seen her while chatting with a member of the press.
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Instead, the atmosphere was much more relaxed, with couples hanging out together; everyone seeming to just mingle and dance casually in their own space.
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Most of the students there were misfits studying the humanities, and in this more relaxed environment, I gradually learned to listen to my instincts.
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"People mostly see the more serious, focused side to my personality so I wanted this campaign to show my more relaxed side," Ronaldo says.
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Demonstrators milled about the streets afterward, but the mood grew more relaxed and the crowds gradually diminished with no immediate signs of further lawlessness.
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The Thais have always been more relaxed about custom, you think, as you dig into some mediocre fried rice you could get in Brooklyn.
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"All the benefits of masturbation are the same as sex, but you tend to be a little more relaxed when you masturbate," he explains.
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Our Scandinavian neighbours are known for several things: breakfast pastries, longboat invasions, simply designed goods, innovative food, and a more relaxed pace of life.
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While visiting bustling cities is one way to travel, small towns can offer a more relaxed feel and a charm that can't be paralleled.
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"On YY, if anything, things got a little more relaxed," Jeffrey Knockel, one of the researchers behind the Citizen Lab report, told BuzzFeed News.
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Life in the Soviet Union was restricted, but as its leaders changed, rules became more relaxed and western influence began to reach its residents.
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The strategy meant fewer strikes, threats and bargaining flare-ups, more relaxed work rules, and more authority for workers to make factory-floor decisions.
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While there was evidence that investors were becoming more relaxed about the likely economic impact of the virus, especially in China, concern remained elevated.
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Recently, brands are turning to more relaxed guidelines when it comes to influencer campaigns, and they are letting the creators take more creative control.
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U.S. officials said that China had pushed for the more relaxed atmosphere, a backdrop that offers a sharp contrast to a tense bilateral relationship.
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Three days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) of more relaxed eating (and in many cases drinking) can easily erase four days of more focused effort.
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As our eyes connect, Dedivanovic looks visibly happier and more relaxed than the last time we met on a photoshoot a few years back.
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They'll keep moving to warm, exotic communities around the world for more relaxed, less stressful lives at a fraction of the cost back home.
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China had pushed for the more relaxed atmosphere of a meeting at Mr. Trump's resort, rather than at the White House, American officials said.
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Trending To help children feel more relaxed and less anxious when they travel, hotels are offering meditation sessions and therapies developed for younger guests.
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More relaxed return policies can mean shoppers return items after a season ends, making it hard to sell a winter coat in March, for example.
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He was drawn to this work that had been born of an academic spirit even though it was tonally more relaxed than any scholarly text.
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For example, Nomura Instinet analyst Steven Chubak estimates JPMorgan could increase annual profits by about $2.5 billion, or 10 percent, under a more relaxed framework.
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The fabric gives off a more relaxed, casual feel and they work perfectly with a cozy sweater, booties and a cute hat in the fall.
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Lead singles "Butterflies" and "Space Cowboy" will put you in a more relaxed and reflective mood compared to her fellow Album of the Year Nominees.
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Interestingly, though it might make employees feel more relaxed at work, companies that stopped ranking employees by numbers also saw a decline in worker performance.
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While Harry's (and The Ramones', for that matter) were skin-tight, the ones I was coming across were slightly more relaxed, with a straighter leg.
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That's a good thing about it also, but maybe sometimes it would be nice to be more relaxed and not be so competitive with it.
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Specifically, Herjavec says asking after lunch on a Thursday or Friday boosts your chances of success, since most people are more relaxed at that time.
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Nowadays, some banks have opted for casual Fridays, which may be the start of a wholehearted embrace of a more relaxed Wall Street dress code.
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On top of it, hopefully, our spin is funnier and more relaxed and cooler than all the other people who are chiming in about shit.
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In Cornwall on Friday, he was back in a navy jacket, but in a more relaxed fabric than his old style and still sans-tie.
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During the service, I felt far more relaxed than usual — not in any one particular area (like my feet or hands) but just in general.
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"As it continues and they can see Qatar remains resilient and still functioning well, I think they are becoming a little more relaxed," Abraham said.
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"I do get nervous and I thought that throughout the years I would get more relaxed but no it doesn't go away ever," she says.
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Yangzhou's new rules, though, were slightly more relaxed compared to Dongguan's as they only applied to sellers with two or more properties in the city.
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"The rhetoric from BOJ officials has been more relaxed than what investors anticipated," said Kathy Lien, managing director at BK Asset Management in New York.
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Both men looked far more relaxed at the end of the private meeting, with the pope smiling and joking with Trump and his wife Melania.
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But now she can be more relaxed about her career, and when she sits for photo shoots, she's doing it because she's following her passion.
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In an era of athleisure, when the tie has become optional, even for former presidents, it follows that shaving standards would also grow more relaxed.
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Through the use of makeup and jewelry, her style has also become more relaxed and informal, and her hair has been on quite the journey.
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It may help that many of them are holding (and occasionally consulting) bound scripts, as if in the more relaxed atmosphere of a rehearsal reading.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Boston takes a more relaxed view of what is necessary to show the benefit.
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These regulations are much more relaxed than most developed countries, including the US where animals can only be trucked for a maximum of 28 hours.
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But location is important as well—increasingly, such events are held not in London or New York but in smaller, more relaxed cities like Berlin.
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Bingo is full of colorful markers, breathless anticipation, and quick reflexes, surrounded by people who are a little more relaxed than the average casino-goer.
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Late at night, in the privacy of Paisley Park, he might be "a little more relaxed" and swap high heels for slippers, Mr. Parke said.
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After nearly a century of wear and tear, the house needed updating and a few spatial alterations to accommodate a more relaxed way of living.
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With a rich literary tradition and strong educational institutions, Kolkata also has a more relaxed and peaceful feel than some of India's other modern metropolises.
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A&O Kitchen+Bar offers a more relaxed and casual setting with offerings like a Maine lobster roll fish tacos, and an assortment of salads.
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If the idea of being more active is not something you want to consider, we have also lined up a bunch of more relaxed deals.
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Whether you're heading away for a long weekend or simply want to stay in more relaxed accommodation than a hotel, Airbnb is a great option.
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With laws becoming more and more relaxed regarding people showing affection, more couples are adopting the holiday to show their love for one another. 6.
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It&aposs the more relaxed sibling to posh Manhattan Beach next door, with cooler goings-on than family-friendly Redondo Beach on the other side.
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However, when I saw him a couple of weeks ago, it was clear that that weight had completely gone—he was so much more relaxed.
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The president has pushed back on the claim that it was a sign of disagreement -- and has released other pictures that show a more relaxed atmosphere.
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Lay Anglicans also take a more relaxed stance than their vicars on abortion, and supported the ordination of women long before the Church of England did.
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The more relaxed social rules now being introduced are thus no heresy, says the crown prince; they are simply a return to a pre-existing normality.
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During a trip to visit my parents, my mother spotted a marked difference in my wellbeing, and told me I seemed significantly happier and more relaxed.
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" Plus, "negotiating over email will be much more relaxed, and once you go in, hopefully you're happy with the price and you just complete the transaction.
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They keep watch on the tigers as part of their normal lives—a more relaxed and more sustainable form of tracking than Panna's maximum-security surveillance.
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The British do it too, calling it "hothousing"; continental Europe less so, especially in the Nordic countries, where social hierarchies are flatter and parents more relaxed.
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While everyone else was winning, losing and boozing at the Golden Globes on Sunday night, Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan had a much more relaxed day.
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" He added, "President Trump has made some friendly gestures toward Russia and I think Russian-American relations will probably be more relaxed in the coming years.
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Mum and son also got to know each other in more relaxed surroundings, heading to the movies in Notting Hill for a screening of Batman vs.
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He took a job as a head chef in West London, in what he thought would be a more relaxed position, but then things went wrong.
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Renewable energy investors, however, say they'd like to see even more change in Zimbabwe's clean energy policies, such as more relaxed licensing rules for small producers.
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The Republican nominee has taken a much more relaxed approach to debate preparation than his opponent – and arch enemy – Hillary Clinton, according to The Washington Post.
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The two cities' targets contrasted with a far more relaxed one set by Guangzhou, a megacity in the south: 20.5m by 21998, an increase of 25m.
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They have tweaked the zoning rules that normally separate homes, offices and shops, and allowed taller buildings: Miami approved a more relaxed zoning code in 2009.
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Firms taking the START route will have an adviser, typically a smaller corporate finance consultancy, but standards will be more relaxed than for the regulated market.
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As a family friend tells PEOPLE, "She is now more open with what she wants to say, and funnily enough, she is more relaxed as well."
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When he returned to the Bronx on Friday as a member of the Cleveland Indians, Miller sported a noticeable swath of facial hair, looking more relaxed.
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Yandex claimed in a blog post Tuesday that the digital assistant's advanced level of context allows users to carry out a more relaxed style of conversation.
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Much of this is driven by millennials, who are more health conscious and have more relaxed standards when it comes to clothing, even in the workplace.
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Without hesitation, Donncha suggested that they move the entire operation to the family car, which O'Dwyer called Evan's "happy place," so he could feel more relaxed.
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His images are less stylized, more relaxed and naturalistic than the other greats of his time, which can make them feel relatively immediate and even modern.
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She's suddenly showing favoritism toward Clive, who is more relaxed around her—and even flirtatious—over time, and pushing back against Elsa, the disciplinary mom figure.
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These days, the mother of one prefers a more relaxed look as she goes about her daily duties, like dropping her son, Luca, off at school.
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The Trump administration wants one standard for the country as well as a much more relaxed fuel economy target than the one proposed under President Obama.
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Both Wu and another famous hi-fi singer, Susan Wong, started off as front-line Cantopop singers before moving into the more relaxed hi-fi market.
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In many ways, this was the best ready-to-wear collection Ms. Chiuri has produced: more relaxed, less desperately seeking millennials, despite the obvious youth connection.
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Mr. Hemsworth looks happier and far more relaxed in "Ragnarok" than he did in the previous Thor vehicles, which is perhaps Mr. Waititi's truest achievement here.
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While you don't want to be dreadfully out of place at the many offices that have a more relaxed vibe, business casual should still look professional.
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Many of her more relaxed outfits feature reasonably priced garments, such as a $118 J.Crew dress and sustainable leather sneakers from Veja, which retail for $120.
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Moving out smartly, the car cruises from 280 to 203 miles an hour in just under seven seconds, a smidgen more relaxed than other luxury brands.
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Although Democrats typically call for more relaxed policies toward undocumented immigrants, major party officials still advocate for some measure of regulation and security at the border.
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His journey made him more "relaxed and peaceful" and also affected his photography, emphasizing the importance of storytelling, which, he said, is central to Nubian culture.
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KS: Yeah, so the productivity for you is to become more enhanced, rather than what Lauren's talking about, which is more relaxed, is to do what?
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Bieber opted for a more relaxed style, wearing a Fear of God top, black ripped jeans and backwards baseball cap, but matching his wife in white sneakers.
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Smiling makes you appear confident and composed to others, but it also can help relieve feelings of stress so that you actually feel happier and more relaxed.
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Allowing plenty of room for pictures of children, office plants, novelty coffee mugs—these are ways of making people feel more relaxed and happy in their jobs.
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Then there was this thing that happened for me, which is that I went from feeling vulnerable and dependent on others to feeling more relaxed and permeable.
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One big advantage is that, often, the agreements to run open-source software are much more relaxed than those behind proprietary code, and come without licensing fees.
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A 2016 study published in the Journal of Positive Psychology suggested that small, creative tasks — such as cooking — can make people a little happier and more relaxed.
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That's why your eyes may feel more relaxed and less strained when you're looking at a device with Night Shift on after the sun has gone down.
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The regulator is taking these market conditions into account, Zepeda said, by adopting a more relaxed rule that should enable more oil companies to meet the requirement.
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While the U.S. trade embargo remains in place, a more relaxed attitude toward Cuba has encouraged film and TV crews to attempt to shoot on the island.
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Most expatriate workers in Saudi Arabia live in gated communities, which allow Westerners to enjoy more relaxed living conditions than would be permissible in wider Saudi society.
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According to research by Ipsos MORI, a polling firm, Britons are becoming more pro-market, more comfortable with their multi-ethnic society and more relaxed about immigration.
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That includes time-keeping, secure communications and others, now that a lot of the primary limitations of the technology have gotten a little more relaxed over time.
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On Monday, a third government source said the finance ministry was worried how markets would respond to Acharya's public comments, but felt more relaxed after they rose.
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"You will become more relaxed in your own home and less willing or able to keep up a show," marriage coach and relationship expert Lesli Doares says.
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In practice regulators have often adopted a more relaxed attitude; big customers over the past decade have included Algeria, Qatar and Egypt as well as the Saudis.
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"Social connection and love release hormones like oxytocin in our body, making us feel more bonded to people, more trusting and more relaxed and happy," she says.
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In fact, their more relaxed position seemed to allow my penis to hang straight down as opposed to being pushed out at an angle at all times.
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Jeremy was seen out Wednesday in L.A. and dude couldn't look more relaxed just weeks after Chloe was spotted canoodling a famous polo player on a yacht.
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The team developed Robota with the notion that robots are nonjudgmental figures, and kids may be more willing to communicate with them, and more relaxed doing so.
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She said markets would watch for signs of a more relaxed foreign exchange rate regime after the government floated a reform plan calling for "market-determined" rates.
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This breed, the national dog of the Czech Republic, is a little more relaxed than the usual terrier, making it a great companion for older-aged folks.
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The festival is a more relaxed alternative to some of the state's desert megafests, known as much for its food and drink as its performances, fans say.
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Biden appeared more relaxed in a two-person contest, compared with earlier debates when he often receded in the noise or gave answers that bordered on unintelligible.
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But toward the end of the debate, Mr. Cuomo leaned back in his chair, more relaxed like the marijuana-sampling college student he said he once was.
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Mr. Petty, who died Monday night of cardiac arrest, at 66, made a career of looking and sounding at ease, or something even more relaxed than that.
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While the rest of Europe imposes severe restrictions on public life and closes borders and businesses, Sweden is taking a more relaxed approach to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The government's chief scientific adviser laid out that theory in interviews last week, seemingly as a way to justify the country's more relaxed approach to social distancing.
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"The EB12 uses a flat bar and riser stem for a more relaxed, upright riding position to reduce strain on wrists, arms and shoulders," the company says.
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The standard response of intolerance for vine ailments, vineyard pests, weeds and other natural entities needs to become more relaxed, as does the assessment of the threat.
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Mr. Henry asked permission before he photographed anyone, and he helped them be more relaxed by explaining who he was and what he was there to do.
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Her parents hint darkly about her aging uterus, and her younger, more relaxed lover (Max Lipchitz) wonders why she refuses to define their connection as a relationship.
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"When volumes started to grow a little less fast I actually became more relaxed," said Ma, citing the challenge of handling such a large number of orders.
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Sinopec, Asia's top refiner, appeared more relaxed and has built the smallest inventory compared to Chimbusco and PetroChina, according to comments from officials at the three firms.
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Now, though, the Trump administration and its appointees at the Federal Reserve Board have eased regulations and signaled a more relaxed approach with the country's biggest banks.
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"If people were betting on the Fed being more relaxed and rates being lower for longer, this (data) has muddied that picture," said Robin Bhar at Societe Generale.
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"I think we're going to settle into a period with a more relaxed buyer attitude," said Karl Brauer, senior director of automotive industry insights at Kelley Blue Book.
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World View is offering an inherently different, more relaxed experience that is open to the young and the elderly alike…as long as they have $75,000 to spend.
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"We see the case for Cable (sterling/dollar) to continue in a bullish mood, however in a more relaxed manner," wrote IronFX strategists in a note to clients.
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I felt evidently more relaxed after, like I took a single inhale from a joint, drank three sips of delicious red wine, or just ate seven chocolate bars.
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Kobo's e-readers are also generally a bit more relaxed than Kindles when it comes to DRM, enabling people to upload their own ebook files to their devices.
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And I'm also more relaxed because I can sleep through the night without getting a text about a customer problem or personnel problem or something else at Cisco.
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And new research shows video games can work for messaging as gamers feel comfortable in virtual, immersive worlds and are subsequently more relaxed and open to health suggestions.
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And then, in late January, I gave Bumble another try, but decided to be more relaxed about the situation: I'd only swipe "yes" on five guys a day.
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Another reason for improvement is the ultimate maturity of most risky loans issued during 2012-2013 when HCFB was growing very fast with more relaxed loan approval criteria.
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So let's shake up the Thursday format: just have one or two drivers there in a more relaxed atmosphere where there is a real focus to the discussion.
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As a developmental psychologist who studies early learning and language development, I struggle with how much more relaxed we are about marketing products geared towards promoting young minds.
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Monday night was more relaxed, featuring a helicopter tour of Washington landmarks and a trip to the Potomac River home of George Washington with their wives for dinner.
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Alt lenders are a threat to incumbents because they can provide traditional financial products, like mortgage loans, to consumers at a lower cost with more relaxed eligibility criteria.
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I hit crisper service returns and stronger volleys and felt more relaxed on my touch shots knowing there was not a second opponent to cover half the court.
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Markle and Prince Harry have always been more relaxed about touching in public than Prince William and Kate Middleton since they're not next in line for the throne.
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"It would be better for China to take a more relaxed and confident approach, based on soft power and positive incentives, rather than threats and punishments," he said.
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But with athleisure's takeover and the increasing trend towards more relaxed, voluminous silhouettes, it's clear that the union of comfort and style is more in demand than ever.
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They are natural pure ideas you are not forcing yourself to think of and so are usually the better, more expressive ones as your mind is more relaxed.
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So he tends to be more relaxed in the dream world, whereas he is a bit more frazzled and all over the place when he's in the lab.
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He worked to put Nixon on late-night shows and into other more relaxed environments — nudging the socially awkward leader toward becoming a most unlikely entertainer in chief.
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A more relaxed boxer brief, they hold everything more or less in place while sitting flush so I can wear them with just about any pair of pants.
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During a recent visit, the mood within the plant was noticeably more relaxed, though movements were still tightly controlled and everyone was required to wear radiation-measuring badges.
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One study that asked volunteers to rate people based on photographs found that they ranked someone as happier, safer and more relaxed when they appeared with a dog.
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The east is also the most likely location to see a polar bear, a fact McGonigal said makes hiking in Greenland more relaxed than elsewhere in the Arctic.
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Compared to Downtown Portland on the west side, over the Willamette River, the city's east side is a bit slower, more relaxed, and with a real neighborhood feel.
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When you know you can have a second take and you can keep rolling, you're far more relaxed and you can try it a couple of different ways.
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Esposito, as the suavely amoral Powell, and D'Onofrio, as the unapologetically racist Gigante, don't have such constraints, and their performances are correspondingly both more relaxed and more nuanced.
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Made with eco-friendly and breathable athletic mesh fabric, it offers a snug fit that applies gentle pressure, easing your pooch's anxiety and making them feel more relaxed.
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By giving the speech live and in what appeared to be his library, Mr. Kim projected a more relaxed demeanor that was largely intended for his domestic audience.
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The country maintained tight restrictions on filmmakers during Indira Gandhi's first term as prime minister; when that ended in 1977, one result was a more relaxed film code.
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But it does feel like the product of a more relaxed environment, a project that has had time to breathe, roam around, get comfortable in its own skin.
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While the international soccer world freaks out over rumors Cristiano Ronaldo will leave Real Madrid for Juventus ... CR7 couldn't be more relaxed -- chillin' on a beach in Greece.
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If confirmed as expected, Delrahim's antitrust division would review corporate mergers at a time when many investors and corporate executives are anticipating a more relaxed view of deal-making.
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In contrast to the first SRPLS collection, which launched just last November, this round steers away from hype bae-style silhouettes in favor of less-structured, more relaxed styles.
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Although this table is full of "lush, deep velvet," mixed with "rich colors and metallic accents," at London's own home she likes to keep things a little more relaxed.
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The study abstract doesn't detail exactly how this happens and whether it's related to pain receptors or maybe just the fact you're more relaxed after knocking back a few.
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Simpson shares that she and Johnson, 39, are "definitely more relaxed" with baby No. 3, after the "whirlwind" of having their first two children just over a year apart.
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Though there are other tucking styles that allow things to be a little more relaxed and undone, the full tuck should be even all the way around the waist.
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If some market participants remain concerned about rising stocks and sufficient storage in the United States, they have become more relaxed about increasing inventories and the storage situation globally.
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A high school in Marblehead, Massachusetts, is seeing the benefits of a mindfulness meditation initiative it began last year, with many students reporting feeling less anxious and more relaxed.
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Mr Peña's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) is torn between pandering to its traditional base and appealing to younger Mexicans who, like their peers elsewhere, are more relaxed about cannabis.
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Mr Al-Rawi, who is leading the fight to stop them, claims descent from the Prophet Muhammad through his Iraqi father, but has a more relaxed view of religion.
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Mr. Schratter, who has seven other tattoos and plans to replace the redwood with something else, was more relaxed for his second appointment, which took only about 45 minutes.
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A source told the Times that the day-after party, which has a "festival and funfair" theme, will be more relaxed than the formal events of the day before.
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Not only is her tone about five octaves more relaxed, but so is her approach to beauty heading into Bachelor In Paradise, the franchise's more dramatic, sweatier spin-off.
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"Preparing the anus" sounds like a vibe-killer, but there are ways to make anal foreplay hot, so the rest of the experience is more relaxed and enjoyable, too.
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China's rapid advancement is the result of more relaxed regulations, and a willingness to forge ahead with cutting-edge research despite potential unknowns and safety concerns, which are significant.
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And while we don't necessarily recommend wearing it to a lecture, as one tester says she did, it could be a fun accessory for a more relaxed night out.
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There are some songs that I'm simply afraid of listening to on the typically tuned high-end headphones, but the more relaxed NightHawks let me blast anything and everything.
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Some have sounded more relaxed about letting Britain stay beyond the EU elections, at least until the end of June, before the new EU legislature convenes on July 2.
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From that moment on, she was more relaxed, and Trump was increasingly wound up, as if he didn't know what to do with someone who simply laughed him off.
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Exposed rafters adorned with statement light fixtures, industrial-style work tables and a practical but pretty test kitchen all capture the Goop "ethos" to make work feel more relaxed.
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However, the physical side of the crude oil market tells a more relaxed story, with some signs that the loss of Iranian barrels is so far being adequately compensated.
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But even though the world looks like it's on fire to the candidates and older Americans, millennials take a much more relaxed view when it comes to threat perceptions.
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I obviously knew that my hours spent tinkering with job classes Final Fantasy Tactics was more relaxed than the those spent permanently losing soldiers in X-COM UFO Defense.
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The main reason couples say they have more sex on vacation is because they feel more relaxed, and the second reason is because they have more time, respondents indicated.
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Leave it to Everlane to make a trench coat that feels fresh and modern — The Drape Trench is slouchier and more relaxed than most, giving it an updated feel.Pros:
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They looked more relaxed than they had over the weekend at Wrigley Field, where they lost two of three despite holding the best home record in baseball this season.
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Pringle said last month that contract negotiations had been complicated by Formula One's desire to also hold a street race in London, but he sounded more relaxed on Wednesday.
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Bird says the company will initially begin rolling out Bird Platform in December, targeting markets where scooters are already actively used and where regulations are a bit more relaxed.
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On those rare occasions when it is applied to non-criminal matters (almost always in First Amendment, free-speech cases) it is applied using a more relaxed civil standard.
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And yet on Thursday, he doubled down in a letter to governors, saying that his administration is developing new, more relaxed social distancing guidelines for state and local officials.
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For example, maybe the states with more relaxed marijuana laws are also the states that are more likely to have the best general policy responses to the opioid epidemic.
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Jamiroquai, the man, settling into a slightly more relaxed role, is no longer the same guy who runs in circles around the stage like a child dizzy on Lucozade.
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I watch them to the point where they practically can't find the other shoe, which is another reason to go shopping on Sunday, because it's chill, it's more relaxed.
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After being put on the shelf following a hesitant fall run, the show returns with a new showrunner (Paul Lieberstein), more relaxed pacing and hopes for a second season.
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"For some individual investors that are invested in the QFII program, it's indicative of a more relaxed and more responsive government to getting those overseas investors in," he said.
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And at Medd Café in Jidda, the Red Sea city where social codes have long been more relaxed than elsewhere, the organic, fair-trade beans are roasted in-house.
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A founding father of Iran's feared ministry of intelligence, Mr. Rouhani has had a more relaxed attitude about the cultural war that Mr. Khamenei sees everywhere inside Iranian society.
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The New York shows tend to have a looser, grittier feel than the often-extravagant runway exhibitions in Milan and Paris, and the people who attend seem more relaxed.
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But the atmosphere has become more relaxed in recent years, especially since President Moon Jae-in came to power in 2017 championing efforts to improve ties with the North.
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"The dress codes at the Tonga and Fiji dinners were more relaxed in line with the personal preferences of Harry and Meghan in their tour of Oceania," he said.
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When Waffles is brought back into the barn, the first thing he does is drop in the hay and roll around, and they just seem more relaxed and happy.
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Consumption went down because people were more relaxed about it, because you now don't need to buy one bottle a week—rather, just buy one when you need it.
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For a long time, particularly inventive fight scenes and large-scale epics were somewhat restricted to the big screen, where budgets are higher and production schedules are more relaxed.
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While I did get better at looking more relaxed, I continued to feel tense and disconnected from what I was saying, and eager for my talk to be over.
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For younger restaurateurs and sommeliers, orange wine and natural wine are central to letting wine be more relaxed, more fun and interesting, as opposed to very formal and serious.
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Hamilton said Bottas was also a great team mate, who had brought a more relaxed atmosphere to the team after the departure of now-retired 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg.
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Dora Lin tells me to roll up my pant legs so I come across more relaxed, while Merlijn reminds me—again—that some nice jewelry would go a long way.
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Maybe she's more relaxed about trashy books and will find herself in an airport, next to a bookshelf stacked with Anna Basener's latest, and look at it with fresh eyes.
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"Not only does your cortisol level drop when you stroke a dog; you also produce more of the hormone oxytocin, which makes you feel more relaxed and happy," Enders added.
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While not doing anything to jeopardise the system's iron political control, Mr Díaz-Canel had brought a more relaxed style, going around with his wife and talking to ordinary Cubans.
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The tropical Alola environs include 4 main islands, and the sunny rolling hills you navigate across the setting make for a game pace that feels somehow more relaxed than usual.
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But the actress, who is now dating Black Swan director Darren Aronofsky, is more relaxed in her new relationship than she has been in the past, a source tells PEOPLE.
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So, yes, a lot of the benefits I saw on my skin came from orgasming, but becoming more relaxed and comfortable in my own skin played a major role, too.
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Campaigns against "loose morals", and the president's failure to enforce a stricter sort, might go down well in conservative places but do not resonate with Central Java's more relaxed voters.
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The patient, surnamed Zhu, was allowed to bring her phone into the operating theatre as her doctor wanted her to be more relaxed while she underwent a varicose vein surgery.
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As American culture grew more relaxed around premarital sex, and as the average age for marriage notched up a few years, the link between getting married and having sex loosened.
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Today the Reinheitsgebot—which governs lagers but is more relaxed for top-fermented ales—is in effect a marketing tool for the country, a liquid extension of "Made in Germany".
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I think the idea is that they'll avoid the stress of cooking and cleaning for themselves, but they aren't going to get any more relaxed at our loud, busy restaurant.
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Now, thanks to the Wild One harness, Bru is not only walking at a more relaxed pace (see the video above), but he's also the chicest dog on the block.
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He looked far more relaxed than I thought was warranted, given that Governor Abbott was poised to call a special session that would likely focus on Patrick's must-pass bills.
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" But in a recent phone interview, Mr. Villanueva said, "I was worried, but now I'm a bit more relaxed, because I think that things are functioning and coming into place.
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Be a little more relaxed in your appearance — you come off as more relatably flawed if your skirt has a wrinkle or that five 'o'clock shadow sneaks up on you.
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An inmate once said the MCC was "worse than Guantanamo Bay," describing the latter as "more pleasant" and "more relaxed," according to documents obtained by the New York Daily News.
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That means Lee County's mosquito control operations will be able to incorporate drone technology under more relaxed standards than they would otherwise be required to adhere to under current law.
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Julian Lage, whose trio features Scott Colley on bass and Kenny Wollesen on drums, sought out a more relaxed and tuneful sound, but with no less rigor in the execution.
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Most cords these days tend to be slimmer 5-pocket variations, but this M&S version is a classic trouser that's more relaxed through the thigh, knee, and leg opening.
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The vibe was visibly different on the second floor, with much more seating, artwork on the walls, and a generally more relaxed atmosphere for people wanting a slower-paced meal.
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But he also excels in a more relaxed vein, sauntering through "Carousel" in easy waltz time, or delivering an elegant disquisition on "The Pawnbroker," the movie theme by Quincy Jones.
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Those deals were made possible by Congress' move last year to ease post-crisis financial rules and by the Fed's more relaxed attitude toward tie-ups under Trump-appointed officials.
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Yet as the president departed for Brussels on Tuesday morning, he seemed more relaxed about his summit with Putin than he was about the rest of his meetings in Europe.
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Another possible explanation for LNG's more relaxed reaction is that Qatar sells very little of its output on the spot market, meaning that traders saw little threat to immediate supplies.
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But he said it was too soon to tell whether the stress analysis itself directly caused the change — or whether volunteers had simply become more relaxed in their daily lives.
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If you&aposre undergoing an ECV, doctors will often give you an injection to relax your uterus, since it&aposs easier to turn a fetus in a more relaxed uterus.
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I was uneasy for the first day about not being in control of my surroundings, but by the morning we were scheduled to leave the hospital I was more relaxed.
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Chinese officials pushed for an invitation to Mr. Trump's private resort, American officials said, because it would be more relaxed and informal than a summit meeting at the White House.
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The S-Pod was announced late last week ahead of CES, and it serves as a sort of more relaxed spiritual successor to the original Segway and its many iterations.
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"Since the end of the war, security has been more relaxed at all the hotels," she said, referring to the 26-year conflict with Tamil separatists that ended in 2009.
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" A one-on-one meetup can be awkward, but with three, he says, "the expectation to contribute to the conversation is less, so you're more relaxed and you can be yourself.
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People might tip more on Sundays because they feel more relaxed — but it could also be because we tend to visit different types of restaurants on different days of the week.
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That suggests the market is taking a slightly more relaxed view about the size of the looming production hit, particularly in light of rapidly building stocks on the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
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Every other 'M' seems more uptight by comparison, almost always with straight vertical shoulders, while the sides of my "M" are slanted just a bit to reflect a more relaxed stance.
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Conversely, Islanders is a slower and more relaxed experience where you can take your time to plan and place your buildings to maximize the synergies between them to improve your score.
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During the rare times we catch a glimpse of her without him, she seems more relaxed — like when she was laughing with former President Barack Obama at Barbara Bush's funeral recently.
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But while that requires a park ticket and is an expensive, tough-to-snag reservation, the new bar looks to provide a more relaxed vibe without having to enter the parks.
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Hence, with Donald Trump's surprising victory, small cap stocks have rallied on the bet that he will be more relaxed, or make the government get out of the way of business.
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"Without having to hold up your weight, you can focus more on sensations, feel more relaxed in your body, and have less tension and stress in your muscles," Dr. Chavez adds.
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"I try to eat as clean as possible during the day so when I do go out with friends or family, I can be more relaxed in my choices," she says.
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Now, working out might sound like one more thing to add to your to-do list, but exercise can help you handle stress and possibly make you a little more relaxed.
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As the proposed chief of the Antitrust Division, Delrahim would review corporate mergers at a time when many investors and corporate executives are anticipating a more relaxed view of deal-making.
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For years, we've diligently listened to celebrity stylists as they've told us not to curl the ends of our hair — the looser, more relaxed wave is much more modern, after all.
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But while one excellent player can make a great result, a great team does the job much better ... We will go into the game a little bit more relaxed than them.
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With his shortest style to date and a more relaxed dress code, the royal dad ditched the tie for an unbuttoned white shirt, navy trousers under a pale blue summer blazer.
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I was definitely much more relaxed in this class than I've ever been in a class that required me to squeeze in as many tuck jumps as possible in 30 seconds.
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Lately I've tried to be more relaxed in the face of food adversity: When confronted with a food with a "bad" ingredient somewhere in it, I used to veto it immediately.
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Sipowicz said that when he read the note, his "mood went from angered to more relaxed," adding he especially liked the drawing of the bus with children and the driver inside.
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While we've become considerably more relaxed about premarital sex, gay sex, and interracial sex, our disapproval of extramarital sex has been largely unaffected by our growing propensity to engage in it.
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Noah Greenwald, endangered species director at the Center for Biological Diversity, said the guidance underscores a trend that's been occurring at the FWS — employees are more relaxed in their ESA enforcement.
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"We both really understood the importance of clinching the first set so we could feel a bit more relaxed in the second and start swinging through," he told a news conference.
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After all the fuss about the bombshells they might contain, they show a warmer and more relaxed figure than the guarded, elusive and sometimes evasive persona she presents to the public.
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Related: Taylor Swift's biggest beefs Viewers got even more info during Cohen's after-show segment, where the conversation was even more relaxed (and the curse words didn't have to be bleeped).
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As far as her race, nationality, and even her formerly disrespected profession, a lack of legislative prohibitions and more relaxed public opinions mean that even such unthinkable obstacles have been removed.
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If fusilli had just come back from vacation, it would look like busiate; a little more relaxed, like it's had a few glasses of vino and is letting its hair down.
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Sloomoo's main floor features an interactive demonstration of slime's soothing properties where people can sit across an EEG machine and compete to see who can be more relaxed while using slime.
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In short: banks with less than $250 billion in assets would enjoy more relaxed rules, and foreign banks — which oversee less than $250 billion in assets in the U.S. — want in.
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Both parties lately have taken a more relaxed view of the government's borrowing capacity, in part because apocalyptic predictions about the current level of federal debt look rather silly in retrospect.
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Hideyoshi was known for his lavish, gaudy excess, and under his rule, tatehana, which he adored for its grandeur, had become increasingly more relaxed — libertine really — in its expressions of extravagance.
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He's become a much happier, more relaxed and more confident Prince of Wales … He knows that he did all he could to try and make his marriage work and he failed.
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There are ways to still have fun and make work a more relaxed experience without crossing the line into risky behavior that can get you or your team in hot water.
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On the other hand, the long walk in the gym had left them almost uniformly happier and more relaxed than after sitting and using a computer or chatting for several hours.
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"French bulldogs are smaller in size so very portable and good for apartment living, and they don't require lots of exercise so they fit into a more relaxed lifestyle," DiNardo said.
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It's the first system where hands-free driving is fully allowed, and at every point I felt safer and more relaxed by the system than I've felt when testing rival technology.
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" Though Gill, a licensed marijuana caregiver, told the Islander that Roscoe seemed more relaxed after his tank had been "infused: with cannabis smoke, it unclear that the lobster actually got stoned.
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Some favored more relaxed policies and others urged a cautious approach, recalling stories passed down through generations about how their own ancestors struggled to find sponsors before arriving at Ellis Island.
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Some favored more relaxed policies and others urged a cautious approach, recalling stories passed down through generations about how their own ancestors struggled to find sponsors before arriving at Ellis Island.
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Again, I had that confidence I was traveling much faster, and he looked like really hunched over and really toiling, and I felt a bit more relaxed, a bit more upright.
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This was a better show than most of its recent predecessors — smoother, more relaxed, livelier and less anxious — but the three hours and change also had a feeling of borrowed time.
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More relaxed among the wine-and-cheese set than the union set, his flat ease makes it hard to recall that he was not the chosen candidate of the Democratic establishment.
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Carlos Tavares, CEO of Peugeot and Citroen maker PSA Group , was more relaxed about a potential Brexit delay, saying he was in favour if the time was used to find a deal.
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This red carpet is a little bit more relaxed, with the movie stars saving their real A-game for the Oscars while TV stars tone it down a bit post-Golden Globes.
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From the moment President Trump and Russian boss Vladimir Putin walked toward the podium for their joint press conference Monday , and until they shook hands afterward, Putin looked more relaxed and confident.
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As Suarez told Real Simple, you might want to play more relaxed tunes as guests are arriving and save the higher energy songs for when your party's in the swing of things.
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Kuroda dismissed the idea that the government was becoming more relaxed about meeting the price goal, saying Abe's comments reflected the fact the government had a broader mandate than the BOJ does.
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Rules are generally more relaxed in rural China than in urban, built-up areas, but drones must keep out of restricted airspace and follow rules set by the military and the government.
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It lasts a month, from mid-July to Mid-August, and the schedule is grueling: matches nearly every day, and not a one can be a more relaxed, house show style match.
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Still, there is some research that suggests crystals may have a significant placebo effect for those who believe in their powers, which may make them feel better, or at least more relaxed.
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Carlos Tavares, CEO of Peugeot and Citroen maker PSA Group, was more relaxed about a potential Brexit delay, saying he was in favor if the time was used to find a deal.
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The pain-relieving properties of the green stuff have been known for centuries, but now, thanks to law tweaks and more relaxed regulations, experts are (re)discovering its skin-care benefits, too.
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Dr. Schwartz was reacquainting himself with civilian life after working nine days straight, and both men were wearing untucked button-down shirts and looking much more relaxed than they had at work.
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Less uptight and more relaxed, the open-back Aeon Flow is the headphone I'd hand to a family member who is keen to try out hi-fi headphones for the first time.
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The cars at the Rady Children's Hospital are actually operated by a nurse or a doctor, and are part of a new program designed to make children more relaxed before their procedures.
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At that point in the day, you'll also be more relaxed and able to tune into the movements, so you might just be noticing them more than you would during the day.
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Bush will celebrate his 85033th birthday with family in Kennebunkport, Maine, according to The Washington Post, a much more relaxed celebration than his 90th, 85th and 80th birthdays, when he went skydiving.
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Allowing them to cash in some of their stakes before an exit can help them be a little more relaxed and more focused on the company's future beyond an IPO, he said.
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Speaking at a Mercedes pre-season event in Stuttgart, Wolff explained the team would be taking a more relaxed approach to a rivalry that has veered from frosty silence to heated exchanges.
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When we have a solid support network, it reduces our anxiety, allows us to give ourselves fully to our work when we are at the office, and makes us more relaxed parents.
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Then, in 2010, after his ordainment, he resurrected the alias Floorplan, under which he had released an occasional series of more relaxed house records, some based on disco loops, during the nineties.
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There aren't many liberal preppersAfter Trump was elected in 2016, Mills returned to the US again to chat with preppers, and found they were feeling more "relaxed," now that Trump is president.
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Terrific spouse material, Cap has a later-in-life bonus for the person who appreciates the sign's lasting value: Cap grows younger, more relaxed, and more open to fun as it ages.
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After a heyday in the 1990s and early 2000s, many nightclubs have closed as more relaxed licensing laws allowed pubs to compete by selling alcohol until the early hours of the morning.
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Watching Cordell and Dwayne casually snuggle and kiss, draping their bodies over each other, you sense a bond in which erotic attraction has segued into something both more relaxed and more complex.
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"He seems more relaxed, believe it or not," said Representative Peter T. King, a New York Republican who spent several hours with the president during two St. Patrick's Day events on Thursday.
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Critics of the Michelin system had long said it was biased in favor of French cuisine and a certain type of formal dining that ran counter to Italy's more relaxed mealtime tradition.
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She moved to L.A. in 1995, at forty, after spending her twenties and thirties trying to make it as an artist in New York, and found it more relaxed and socially fluid.
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Indonesia already has easier rules for payments of export, import, luxury and value added tax within SEZs, while regulations on foreign workers are also more relaxed compared to outside of the zones.
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As someone who'd already loved Demon Souls, I think I didn't go into it with that fear, and maybe that's part of why I had a more relaxed relationship with that game.
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Not everyone feels comfortable using humor when they're presenting, but even a light-hearted comment at the beginning can help break the ice and make you and your audience feel more relaxed.
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In the Men and Machines series (1962–66), which depicts both of the titular subjects at work, Drexler gradually loosens her representation of the male hand into a more relaxed, painterly form.
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I LOVE the idea of a more relaxed dinner-party setting for people my age to talk about loss, since most of our friends haven't experienced it and don't know how to help.
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Plus, Dr. Richmond adds that supporting your partner's masturbation habits and taking the erotic pressure off your partner for your own pleasure some of the time can make sex together feel more relaxed.
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I know there's a lot it doesn't account for — unforeseen changes in the economy, in our careers, in our priorities as a family — but I'm beginning to feel more relaxed about that now.
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We have to detach ourselves from social media, not internalize discriminatory habits and do whatever we need to do to get our bodies to be more relaxed at the end of the day.
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We expected this to be a more relaxed version of "camp," the Litchfield Minimum Security Prison that was home to our characters for the first five seasons of Orange Is the New Black.
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The militants from Central Asia have been problematic to their Afghan Taliban guests, the local commanders say, because they use harsher methods, and, somewhat scandalously, are more relaxed in how they observe Islam.
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As the royal couple danced out of the engagement to thumping beats, it felt like they had found their groove -- more relaxed and more engaged than I have seen during previous joint engagements.
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And maybe the punctus won't have that glorious second wind we'd all love to see, but a more relaxed attitude toward punctuation is back in business, and you'd better get used to it.
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"I'm more relaxed, the change from track has given me a massive boost and I'm enjoying it more than ever," he told a news conference on Tuesday two hours after arriving from Ethiopia.
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My suspicion, after watching demos of both games at E3, is that the more relaxed Sinking City will offer the more enjoyable take on its source material than the menacing Call of Cthulhu.
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Students who participate seem much more relaxed and easier to talk to, and they can be more precise and more specific if there's something going on that they are concerned about, he said.
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But life in the capital has become more relaxed in recent years after the crown prince clipped the wings of the religious police, ended a ban on cinemas and began organizing public concerts.
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The wooden banger who got wobbled by Akira Corassani, and who stood like a deer in headlights in front of Conor McGregor, seems a hundred miles away from this more relaxed, confident Poirier.
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I suggest 2-inch sections when curling and using the cool touch grip to also help for easy wrapping, leaving about 1/2 – 1 inch of ends out for a more relaxed look.
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Ricky Rubio threw himself out of a plane, which is not especially chill, but he did it in what looks like a velour suit, making it a much more relaxed summer vacation skydive.
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Somewhere between the kind of chin-stroking, I-saw-that-record-on-Discogs vibes I saw in Ridgewood and the more relaxed vibe you might find at a house party in the city.
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During a performance at the Today show, she discussed how the attack, which occurred at an Ariana Grande concert and killed 22 people, is making her rethink her more relaxed take on security.
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The keyboard's split-dome shape and raised design of the mouse will keep your hands in a more relaxed, natural position that will help cut down on soreness after long sessions of use.
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Doing a trial just makes you so much more relaxed — you already have so much going on, so the last thing you want is to be winging your hair on your wedding day.
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They don't even let people line up until an hour in advance, and this was for a so-called P&I (press and industry) screening, typically the more relaxed ones of the festival.
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It's a solid upgrade that's useful if you need to adjust the hem for a looser, more relaxed fit or if you need to tighten it up to block out wind and snow.
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"There's definitely a change, a shift from the patriotic duty to bring honor to our country to a more relaxed and open attitude toward the Olympic Games," said Ms. Liu, the former gymnast.
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Harris, for one, seems to struggle when put into a lead role – scoring a total of nine points in wins over Minnesota and Northwestern – but as a complementary player, he appears more relaxed.
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Related: 5 G-Spot Sex Positions You Have To TryAccording to Petra Zebroff, PhD, a more relaxed, slow-paced sexual encounter offers plenty of benefits, particularly when it comes to your own pleasure.
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In contrast, Italian and Spanish investors appeared more relaxed about political developments, with 20 percent of Italian credit investors expecting the Italian/German 10-year yield spread to end 2018 below 100 bps.
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Over the past week or so, I've been chatting to a few matches and the conversation feels more relaxed, like we've shed the façade and don't feel the need to pretend we're cool.
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But the service, whether from one of two dedicated servers or from a chef, is warm and knowledgeable, and the atmosphere is much more relaxed, friendly bistro than cold, serious temple of dining.
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Or maybe your anxious Dachshund can't handle a crate, so you cede an entire room because, well, she feels more relaxed in larger quarters (don't we all.) The décor is just the start.
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"If a more relaxed, personal style is interesting to you, consider a salon-style arrangement," which can include a diverse range of pieces, from oil paintings to tattoo art and three-dimensional objects.
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The Social Democrats, Merkel's national coalition partners, control seven of the 16 states that make up the German Federal Republic, and represent a more urban voter base which is more relaxed about immigration.
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Another reason, of course, is that Harry, being the second son and not a future king, has the freedom to be more relaxed, less constrained by tradition, and less conventional than his brother.
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While he's popular enough to play arenas, this outdoor show, presented by Northside Festival, is a prime opportunity to hear Miguel sing about love, sex and psychedelic dreams in a more relaxed setting.
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If a handler is in an upsetting situation, he might instruct them to stop whatever they are doing, sit down and distract themselves by petting the dog until they are feeling more relaxed.
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Her slightly messy bun, which is starting to look like a signature — with the escaping hairs signifying her more relaxed approach to her role — had been freed from the scrim of a veil.
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But soon the conversation became easier, more relaxed, and he laughed at things I said, as he always had, and I was feeling more comfortable and didn't put the wall up between us.
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There are reasons companies decide to stay private — including the more relaxed rules they face compared with public companies, which are required to make disclosures intended to allow investors to judge their value.
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"Resort-hopping is a great way to take a break from the parks and have a more relaxed Disney vacation," Steve Griswold, owner of Disney trip planning service Pixie Vacations, previously told Insider.
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Standardized testing does not exist in Finland and students are encouraged to explore their strengths, rather than compete, in a more relaxed environment, which education experts say can have a lifelong positive impact.
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Trump, who is still seeking his diplomatic footing three weeks into his term, finds himself more relaxed at his oceanfront oasis than in the White House, where he's lived for less than a month.
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I went to Finland and spent a week following these seven steps, which are essentially acts of self-care, and was amazed that I really did feel happier — mainly because I was more relaxed.
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His point made — that Europe puts out a better team — he continued with a lengthier explanation, saying that the Americans were perhaps more relaxed at the Presidents Cup than the pressure-packed Ryder Cup.
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Instagram privacy is more relaxed than Facebook for many people, so odds are if your account is public, you've got some followers you don't know personally who are huge fans of your personal brand.
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MMA athlete (and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover girl!) Ronda Rousey is modeling for Buffalo HOPE denim line, sharing a more relaxed side of herself in behind-the-scenes shots for the ad campaign.
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His working method for this series is faster and more relaxed than that of his other projects, like pots made of pulped old books, or this Safe, Flexible, Hygienic, and Clean headdress of sausages.
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" Later on Tuesday, Herrera looked far more relaxed, telling reporters with a smile that in previous roles, "they accused me of laughing too much... so now I try, in solemn moments, to be careful.
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By the time Stewart was caught cheating on R. Pattz with the director of her movie The Huntsman, they had moved in together, gotten pets, and were more relaxed about talking about their romance.
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These four countries account for about three-quarters of the European economy, currently fueled by an ECB "whatever it takes" cheap and abundant liquidity to work in tandem with a more relaxed fiscal stance.
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Yet assuming away the political hurdles, a more relaxed attitude to borrowing seems an attractive prescription for the U.S. Surely demand for US government debt, like its money, could never be put in question?
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While low-cost carriers like easyJet and Ryanair have more relaxed rules regarding staff presentation, most full-service international airlines function as Virgin Atlantic used to, dictating what makeup can and should be worn.
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While it's technically a microdose (the elixirs come in a few different "dosages" and I tried the 5 mg CBD / 5 mg THC combo), I felt noticeably more relaxed within 20 minutes of sipping.
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"The pizza is in hand before the munchies set in, leading to a more relaxed and enjoyable experience without the interminable delay of its delivery or the pain of gnawing hunger," Summerlin tells AdWeek.
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While not as frenetic as the twang rockers from their early catalog, these tracks like "Handshake Drugs" and "Impossible Germany" are just as compelling even though they unfold in a much more relaxed way.
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Value, flexibility and a more relaxed time are in store for travelers who visit these upscale destinations in the fall, said Shawna Huffman Owen, an owner of Huffman Travel, a travel consultancy in Chicago.
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But New Zealand's policies remain more relaxed than its neighbors — in particular, Australia, which famously implemented a series of gun control reforms after it endured its own mass shooting more than two decades ago.
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If you work in an office, a common challenge these days is striking a balance between looking professional and keeping up with the more relaxed dress codes many companies (even Goldman Sachs!) are adopting.
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ID: One of the interesting things we've observed with this show is how visitors seem to be more relaxed and interact more closely with the works than they would in a typical museum show.
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" David Axelrod, a onetime senior adviser to former President Barack Obama, tweeted that Mr. Biden had made his point "effectively" and looked "better and more relaxed than he has in the previous five debates.
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The adults are a lot more relaxed and laid-back than they normally are because they are in an enclosed space where they assume the staff will make sure their kids don't leave the premises.
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"She wanted a change because the life here was too crowded, too fast, and she wanted something more relaxed…," Cristy said, explaining Viccky had just gotten her work permit and wanted to work in restaurant.
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The most popular reasons sleepers gave for going naked were matters of preference: 69% said they were more comfortable naked, 58.2% said they were more relaxed naked, and 54.5% said they simply slept better naked.
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In the film, Stella (Haley Lu Richardson), a teen meticulously managing her cystic fibrosis, meets Will (Cole Sprouse), a boy with the same genetic disorder who takes a more relaxed approach to his medical regimen.
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Hua Hin, which appears to be the main target, is a popular destination for Thai tourists, although the coastal resort area has become increasingly popular with international tourists looking for a more relaxed beach vacation.
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It stars Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn as women who reject the pressure to be perfect parents, and instead indulge in hard partying and a more relaxed, Chablis-fueled approach to child-rearing.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako have brought a more relaxed touch to one of the world's oldest monarchies, chatting in English with foreign visitors, laughing with children and even playing with dogs.
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Markets are more relaxed than they were about the imminent outcome of French presidential elections, and listing the Swiss bank might have brought complexities, like having to hold more capital in the newly listed bit.
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But in fact the practice of caste before the British came was much more relaxed, much more fuzzy; there was much more permeability between caste and much more movement of caste up the social chain.
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There's a roundtable meeting closed to press where the actual business gets done and then there's usually a social dinner in the evening that offers a more relaxed and informal setting for conversation and camaraderie.
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Mr. Trump came off as more relaxed but also far lighter on policy explanations, and he faced no questions about his past insults of veterans and their families or his own Vietnam-era draft deferments.
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We'd do this differently next time: I didn't mind the pool noise on a holiday weekend, but I might ask for a room farther away from the pool next time for a more relaxed retreat.
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Person noted how the Pittsburgh shooter had made numerous public condemnations of Jewish support for more relaxed immigration policies (including the false conspiracy theory that Jewish billionaire George Soros helped fund the Honduran migrant caravan).
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"Chief executives are making bets on where the forint will be at the end of the year," PwC's Locsei said, adding that manufacturing companies were more relaxed about the forint's weakening than service sector companies.
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FG I was very touched to see some writings and notes that Oscar had left around, and it inspired us to update the logo by making it look more relaxed by using his actual signature.
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Precisely because there simply isn't the same formal structure or corporate imperative that has turned the regular show system into a high-pressure money and Instagram machine, designers are more relaxed about the whole thing.
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On Tuesday Woods told The New York Times that he felt "very blessed" to be back on the course, and his competitors noticed that the legend was more relaxed and happy than he usually is.
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The unexpected release prompted speculation on what Ottawa might have offered China, which is seeking a free trade deal with Canada, more relaxed investment rules, and the extradition of what Beijing has said are corrupt officials.
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But by the time my second child was born, I was considerably more relaxed, and I started do something some parents might consider a bit gross—I sucked on my child's fallen pacifier to clean it.
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LGBT spaces are vital so that people "can feel safer and more relaxed, can create and enjoy our kinds of culture, and celebrate our distinctive histories," said Ben Walters, a coordinator at the Queer Spaces Network.
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His remarks indicated negotiators could struggle to meet the end-of-March deadline for concluding the talks, since Canada's more relaxed approach would leave precious little time for a formal discussion once it outlined its stance.
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We see it in the more relaxed clips at the end of each episode, and even in staged moments like this: Our only hope for an exciting year for the franchise rests on Bachelor In Paradise.
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But then, people may transition to a more relaxed form of keto that allows for more carbohydrates or less monitoring—sometimes known as lazy keto, keto cycling, or "maintenance mode," as Jenna Jameson has called it.
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The former president has favored a more relaxed style since leaving office in January, and fans can't help but notice that he seems to be loosening up his buttons a little more with every passing appearance.
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Traditional lenders frequently complain that shadow banks face more relaxed regulation, including capital requirements, making it easier for them take market share, while shifting risk to a less transparent sector without making the financial system safer.
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More relaxed views about marijuana have led around two dozen states to allow legal access of some type of the drug and more U.S. states are set to vote on marijuana related measures on Nov. 8.
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A study from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found that human touch releases those feel-good chemicals like serotonin, as well as reduces blood pressure and heart rate making you feel more relaxed.
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Hailey Baldwin's never been one to rock the long, beach-tousled waves of her supermodel pals, but her new look is a major change from the more relaxed and laid-back looks that she's known for.
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"I would say that WEC is a much more relaxed championship than Formula E is," Senna said, referring to the World Endurance Championship, of which the 24 Hours of Le Mans is the most famous race.
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But even outside London, the more relaxed and tolerant British model of multiculturalism has done a far superior job of integrating, even embracing, religious and racial diversity than the more muscular, assimilationist models in Continental Europe.
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In a nutshell, the fiduciary rule is designed to make all financial professionals who provide retirement planning advice or work with retirement plans accountable to the fiduciary standard, as opposed to the more relaxed suitability standard.
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"All of the pomp and circumstance, and stress, can make you lose sight of why you're having a wedding in the first place, so I wanted this to be more relaxed and festive," Ms. Chang said.
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The supportive waistband stretches well and holds in your stomach, but if you don't want to feel too constricted and you want a more relaxed feel, you'd feel a little more comfortable in a size up.
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With square footage that's about three times the Lafayette store, this location figures to be more relaxed than the flagship: a place where the brand can breathe, a reclaiming of the hometown, a maturation without surrender.
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Sterilized dogs, which don't have puppies or prowl around for mates, tend to be more relaxed, which makes people less fearful of them, which makes the dogs friendlier, which makes people even more accepting of them.
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The tension in their postures prompted observations about how much more relaxed she and Obama always seemed, but there was another point of comparison — a weirder one — if President George W. Bush came into the picture.
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" Neil Evans, an animal physiologist and professor at the University of Glasgow who worked with Spotify to develop the podcast, said providing dogs with "auditory enrichment" could help them to achieve a more "relaxed physiological state.
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He joined Merkel in adopting a more relaxed stance on the timing for Britain to initiate its departure from the EU, although he said it would be good if Britain triggered the Article 50 proceeding soon.
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And as she drops the character voice she's been doing, Sabina's posture slides and slouches into a stance that's a little more relaxed, a little more bro-y than anything we'd normally expect from the ditz.
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I went there during the last days of the more relaxed Obama-era travel rules: Tourism was still off-limits, but Americans could visit if their trip fell into one of 12 Department-of-Treasury-approved categories.
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And yet, as he swerved across two lanes of traffic as he tried to answer a call, I was still more relaxed than I had been in the back of the autonomous Audi a few hours earlier.
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But here, shoring up the overt politics I came in cheering for, she's not only more relaxed vocally but gets true band feel out of shifting personnel anchored by drummer Chris Davis and bassist-guitarist Jimmy Horn.
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"Markets have become more relaxed about the chances of a year-end rate hike from the Fed, so that should give all bonds, especially short-dated, safe-haven ones support," said Rainer Guntermann, a strategist at Commerzbank.
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Former President Barack Obama took a break from hitting Broadway with his daughter Malia, showing off his more relaxed style and welcoming rounds of applause on the sidewalk to escape to Hawaii for (another) warm weather getaway.
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A more relaxed environment Life at Lovelock is considered to be more comfortable than at other Nevada facilities -- and people of different races mix there, unlike at many other prisons in the state, both former guards said.
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"The euro jumped past $1.25 for the first time in over three years after the ECB appeared to be more relaxed about the currency's recent appreciation than many market participants expected," said ETX Capital analyst Neil Wilson.
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"Europeans make that point frequently: The geography of North America means Canada and the United States are sometimes in a more relaxed environment," said Elizabeth Collett, the director of the Migration Policy Institute's Europe office in Brussels.
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"I think they've got a problem selling Saudi Arabia in competition with, say, Jordan, which is a much more relaxed Middle Eastern society," says Neil Faulkner, an archaeologist and historian who leads tours to Jordan and Egypt.
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Pair them with a cute cropped T-shirt and sneakers like Swift for a more relaxed look or with an oversized blazer, lace-up boots, and cat-eye sunnies like Hadid to exude that boss babe style.
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There is joy and amusement to be found in the shrieks of loud, gregarious streamers, but an emerging sector of the platform—"Twitch for introverts," as Hall called it—is offering up a different, more relaxed experience.
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Bouthaina Shaaban, a longtime adviser of Mr. Assad and his father, appeared far more relaxed and cheerful in television appearances than at previous conferences, and she said "a new era" of Russian-American cooperation might be coming.
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It was one of the weirder (and less successful) trends to emerge from the festival, but was also a reflection of the fact there's something more relaxed and risk-taking about the whole carpet-by-the-Croisette.
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If this remains a mild "Così," with the occasional sigh of melancholy, it has a better cast now than at the premiere two years ago, and the general feel of the performance is more relaxed and confident.
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As the minutes tick by, you're supposed to start to notice changes in the repeating patterns – which I felt like I did, and by the time I'd had them on for several minutes, I felt more relaxed.
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The latest in a longish succession of arena-level dance-music acts who think like pop songwriters — think a more relaxed Avicii, or a smoother Moby — this duo was recently nominated for a pair of Grammy Awards.
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But the president, who loves flouting convention, seems to be adjusting to the niceties of diplomatic tradition and appeared to be more relaxed and friendly than his tense debut during a meeting of NATO nations in May.
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But yesterday afternoon I got invited up to the 23rd floor of this building where the raccoon was resting on a window ledge, and I have never seen a more relaxed, casual wild animal in my life.
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It would let different parts of the country express their identities more freely and adapt religious rules to their traditions—more relaxed in Jeddah, more strict inland in Riyadh and allowing more space for Shias in the east.
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Ray first credits the fact that Obama is now far more relaxed as a former FLOTUS, but also told us that she loves skin-care products from her facialist Jennifer Brodeur (whose other equally famous client is Oprah).
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Cameron, often praised for his statesman-like demeanor, cut a more relaxed figure as he laid into his political rival Jeremy Corbyn, whose own future is subject to a protracted and acrimonious battle within the opposition Labour Party.
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The Navy's more relaxed policy, issued in March, was intended to "ensure the Navy does not miss opportunities to bring in talented young men and women who are willing to serve," according to a statement on its website.
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But Alaska already had plenty of marijuana users, the most per capita in the US. And while the state is conservative, it also has a libertarian streak that can help explain its more relaxed attitude toward drug use.
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Of course, that doesn't mean that if a bubble bath truly does help a person with mental illness feel better or more relaxed — if even for a moment — that they're doing it wrong, Trout explained in later tweets.
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As a way to help you appear more relaxed and confident (even if you don't feel that way!), Prophet suggests doing some research on the company and the person you're interviewing with before your face-to-face conversation.
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Thanks to a more relaxed office environment, company parties with HR-approved booze, and the carte blanche opportunity to reach out to pretty much anyone via a "season's greetings!" card, the holidays are pretty much made for networking.
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It's a bit looser and more relaxed than much of the music he's released under the Blood Orange moniker; Angel's Pulse allows him to demonstrate all the sounds and styles he's mastered over his years of constant collaborating.
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It is likely that growth will continue to strengthen as large and cheap liquidity latches on to more relaxed fiscal policies in Germany, France, Italy and Spain, which represent more than three-quarters of the euro area economy.
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ThisWorks Deep Sleep Pillow Spray, available on Amazon, $28When new parents finally get a chance to catch up on some rest, they'll love having a little something to help them fall into a deeper and more relaxed sleep.
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The ambience at Tenderbooks, meanwhile, tends to be a little more relaxed: "The internet can cause so much stress; we want people to come in and be more focused than they are online," said Ms. Clark, the owner.
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President Donald Trump sent a letter to state governors on Thursday saying that his administration is developing new, more relaxed social distancing guidelines for state and local officials, even as the country deals with the worsening coronavirus pandemic.
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Initially, her handlers tried to manage Miyazato in a more restricted Japanese style, limiting news media access, but when Miyazato noticed that even top American players made time for such requests, her style became more relaxed and accommodating.
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Labor leaders worried at the time that allowing goods to cross the border untaxed would give US manufacturers too much incentive to move factories and jobs to Mexico, where wages were super-low and environmental standards more relaxed.
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This has led to a thriving stem cell tourism industry, where people pay big bucks to fly to places with more relaxed medical regulations like China and Latin America to receive unproven stem cell treatments for serious illnesses.
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Tense, angry scenes, during which police used pepper spray several times, gave way to a more relaxed atmosphere as it was announced legislators would not debate the bill Wednesday, with protesters reveling in a victory few thought was possible.
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"If we see an FOMC dot plot in December that confirms a more relaxed stance from the Fed, that could propel stocks higher, " Hooper said, speaking about the closely watched graphic representing the central bank's expectations about rate policy.
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Although Bake Off has seen a toppled cake or two, for the most part, it skips high-stakes drama in favor of a more relaxed atmosphere in which the amateur bakers are given a chance to do really well.
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As we settle onto our mats, Parcher explains that CBD oil might make us feel a little more relaxed, allowing calming sensations; it could also alleviate pain in the muscles or joints, allowing us to move with more freedom.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Although Delevingne loves to get out of her comfort zone in situations like this, her personal style is more relaxed.
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"Not only can magnification reduce eye strain by allowing a more relaxed focusing of the eyes, but it may also prevent the individual from leaning into their work thereby reducing strain on the back and neck muscles," Roll says.
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One hypothesis is that attitudes to homosexuality have become more relaxed even as condom use in this largely Catholic country continues to be discouraged: those who sit in the cubicles, often fearful and alone, are almost always young men.
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While many models walked and shimmied along to the tune "Puttin' on the Ritz" (the show was held at the remodeled Ritz Paris hotel), the show had a much more relaxed vibe, thanks in part to Depp and Delevingne.
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"For sterling there's a lot of uncertainty, and I think what you are seeing is that it's near impossible to take a position on the pound right now so the market appears more relaxed than it is," Wilson said.
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Spencer Ussery's voice sits somewhere between Billy Corgan and Silversun Pickups' Brian Aubert, but he's more relaxed than either, happy to sit on top of the mix and drive it home rather than battle the concrete guitars around him.
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I appreciate that they had a more relaxed approach in terms of the way they dress and behave on the red carpet, but at the same time, you have these straight men playing gay again on the red carpet.
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Obama spoke at MTV's College Signing Day event in New York City and seemed much more relaxed now that the weight of the entire world isn't on her and her husband's shoulders, sporting a Princeton T-shirt and sneakers.
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States with stricter gun laws and lower rates of gun ownership in general saw a lower rate of mass shootings between 1998 and 2015 than did other jurisdictions where gun laws were more relaxed, according to a new study.
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The 1979 album "Damn the Torpedoes" and its three hit singles made Mr. Petty and his band into major stars; by the time of its follow-up, "Hard Promises" (1981), he was a little more relaxed as a songwriter.
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I&aposm not entirely sure why it&aposs worked so well for me, but it seems to be a combination of the stimulation mode, suction seal, and the fact that I&aposm more relaxed using a hands-free pump.
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