People would not touch each other, like the virus today, people would not touch each other.
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He said that his hand did not touch her butt and that he did not touch her inappropriately.
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"He did not touch my rib, he did not touch my hand, he grabbed my bare ass," she said.
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He said, 'I promised people on the campaign trail I would not touch their retirement and I would not touch Medicare, and we don't do it.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I workat the Guggenheimwhich is slantedtrying balanceI list thereI drift thereand saydo not touch PeopleYou may ask mewhat's it meanwhen it's blueand nothing elsebut you meanis it pricelessI say do not touch Peopleyou are slantedtaking noticeof titlesand oil on canvasrecent acquisition butpaintingsdo not touch I seefaces in the bluewhich you can cry withwhich you can play withfaces in the gallery callingyou say do not touch
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"He said, 'I promised people on the campaign trail I would not touch their retirement and I would not touch Medicare,' and we don't do it," Mr. Mulvaney said.
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" She then added: "You betta not touch that tail.
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Do not touch rock art — it leaves skin grease.
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Do not touch or feed any animal you don't know.
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Rule one: do not touch anything while eating fried chicken.
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I said pepperoni, and to please not touch me again.
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In Pence's defense, "DO NOT TOUCH" is in quotes. pic.twitter.
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In Charlotte, he told me nobody better not touch him.
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For nearly an hour, he did not touch his paddle.
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They are always telling me do not touch my face.
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He would not speak and I would not touch him.
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As Williams describes it, Noah did not touch his meal.
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How could we do this show and not touch on that?
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And you better not touch him or you will get shot.
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Surveillance video released shows the child did not touch the woman.
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"We did not touch this issue at all," the minister said.
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She could visit him once every six months, but not touch.
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Mr. Abbas did not touch on those issues in his speech.
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It's a section that insists we may not touch the art.
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The water should not touch the bottom of the mixing bowl.
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We play regularly, but I'd rather he not touch anything anymore.
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When you think DO NOT TOUCH is just a suggestion pic.twitter.
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PSA: if you see a snake, do not touch the snake.
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However, they did not touch Supreme Court nominees for a reason.
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But he did not touch a sprawling table of homemade desserts.
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She said they had a short conversation but did not touch.
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I think you're right to worry, I would not touch a thing.
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The film, however, does not touch on Mercury's affair with David Minns.
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His party's various health care bills did not touch the pharmaceutical companies.
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According to Santiago the officers obliged and did not touch the ashes.
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There was a time when film directors would not touch television shows.
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There wasn't a person she met who's soul she did not touch.
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There wasn't a person she met [whose] soul she did not touch.
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One climate issue Trump might not touch next week: the Paris deal.
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The report did not touch on the origins on the Russia probe.
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There wasn't even a sign around it that said, 'Do not touch.
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Republicans said the proposals that were most effective need not touch guns.
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When I did visit I was allowed to look but not touch.
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It is very important that people not touch or go near wild animals.
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They say their plan would not touch visa programs for high-skilled workers.
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I heard Sarah say that this does not touch and concern the president.
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Enough is enough — when will museum visitors learn to NOT TOUCH THE ART??!
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On the campaign trail, he often touted his promise to not touch Medicaid.
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They would not touch other bodies for any reason, especially not for sex.
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Trump promised during the campaign, however, that he would not touch those programs.
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"The post said: "Please do not touch the eggs, leave them in place.
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Not surprisingly, the Senate bill does not touch the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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It's not touch, because nothing was tactile, yet still it involves the body.
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" Some carried Turkish flags and banners emblazoned with, "Do not touch my newspaper.
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The local name for these trees roughly meant do not touch these things.
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"I just said to myself, 'I'll not touch anything you touch,'" she said.
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The bears did not touch the Red Delicious, which were not yet ripe.
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Do not touch any banana that is starting to show too much ripeness.
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He did not touch or buy anything before exiting the store, prosecutors said.
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Whatever you do, do not touch your phone right after taking a bite.
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"We did not touch this issue at all," Interfax quoted Lavrov as saying.
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Trump transition officials say the call did not touch on the topic. Jan.
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They demand that Jefferson not touch their baby at all or care for it.
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" Men's hair styles "must not touch the shirt collar at the back or sides.
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When I'd pull away from strangers or say out loud, do not touch me!
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" Previous E.P.A. administrators, he said, had promoted an inflexible philosophy of "Do not touch.
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"The government will not touch First Quantum," one source close to the government said.
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If we save just one penny of each federal dollar spent on non-defense, and non-entitlement programs, we can save almost $1 trillion over the next decade – again this is spending that does not touch defense, and that does not touch entitlements.
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That piece did not touch on how Edison creates products from harvested user data, however.
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The entire Mirror device is controlled through a companion iOS app; it's not touch-enabled.
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Not all art needs to exist behind a red rope and "do not touch" sign.
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Indeed, the men glanced over at the clams with curiosity but did not touch them.
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Wilkins did not touch on where Canadian interest rates may be headed in her speech.
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Interestingly, although the debate trended on Twitter, it did not touch Facebook's trending news section.
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The ball did not touch the ground between leaving Bonucci's boot and hitting the net.
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"Look but do not touch" is an alien concept to the Seattle art trio Let's.
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The cuts did not touch mature units such as Yuganskneftegaz, Rosneft's largest, the source said.
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She will not touch the president's statement about criminals and Middle Easterners in the caravan.
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I dared not touch him, lest I end by taking him home, and I wept.
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"DO NOT TOUCH," the signs admonish, reminding us that art museums are not petting zoos.
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"Please Do Not Touch," their memoir of those years, is out this week from Rizzoli.
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Their hands that shared his flesh do not touch each other, do not share again.
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When his family came to visit, they could not touch him without wearing protective clothing.
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The meeting, which lasted 15 minutes, did not touch on more contentious issues like immigration.
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That was why he gave parties primarily for people who did not touch his heart.
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Trump had promised to not touch the programs when he was on the campaign trail.
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But the decline was modest as Trump did not touch on specific economic or trade policies.
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Starstruck Shawn Mendes found out firsthand that sometimes, it's better to just look and not touch.
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Her nubs swing back and forth while she walks but they do not touch the ground.
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Land there can be bought and sold, but only informally; commercial developers will not touch it.
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No Space Force, yet: The bill right now does not touch President Trump's Space Force proposal.
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Wydra noted that in fact the case did not touch squarely on woman's access to abortion.
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I did not touch Sarah at all, nor did I make any attempt to do so.
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They are hybrid works, but that term does not touch upon the strangeness of Follet's art.
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But if the lure is too great, divers should act responsibly and look, but not touch.
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The events of April 1917 shattered any illusion that the war would not touch those homes.
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The new deal will not touch on many other areas of trade addressed in that agreement.
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He would also not touch the largest drivers of the budget deficit, Medicare and Social Security.
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The "skinny" repeal bill did not touch ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid, a critical issue in Nevada.
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The city officials also cautioned residents to not touch any of the debris, especially toppled power lines.
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"Some of those international insurers would not touch sovereign risks if we are not involved," he said.
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Tashiro noted that Prime Minister Li's speech did not touch on liberalising rules on initial public offerings.
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Paul Ryan said it was his biggest regret to not touch entitlements when he had the House.
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Trump has repeatedly said that he would not touch Medicare and Social Security benefits if elected president.
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Giuliani pushed back against the coverage, saying Cohen's consulting work did not touch the president at all.
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If there is one behavior change that could prevent infection, it's do not touch your T-zone.
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In the first six hours I rode with Mr. VanDam, he did not touch food or drink.
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"That's when I thought I should back up and not touch anything," Stolowitz told the Orlando Sentinel.
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No longer could I only see, not touch; a lie was a bullet, and the barrier shattered.
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"We spoke with President Trump about concrete things and did not touch on this bacchanalia," he said.
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Ronald McDonald has good eating habits, doesn't smoke, and "does not touch anyone in any inappropriate way."
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They said that the budget breaks Trump's campaign promise to not touch Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
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"Do not take a loan, do not make withdrawals, do not touch your retirement accounts," Orman says.
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Please do not touch ANY of the decorations in the hallway as you proceed toward the food.
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Yet we still did not touch upon the destruction of the Ottoman Armenians, Ara's grandfathers and grandmothers.
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A third of the glasses bore the DNA of volunteers who did not touch or drink from them.
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If a visitor violates the unspoken rule, "Do not touch," Yamamoto won't restore it to it's original state.
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"She told him to sit down and not touch her or she was calling police," the report said.
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The drugs available to treat it blunt some of its symptoms but do not touch the underlying cause.
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After Pence was caught touching NASA equipment that clearly said "Do Not Touch," he became an instant meme.
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The vast majority of the documents Mr Snowden stole did not touch on the privacy of American citizens.
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Image: ESA/ATG medialabThe European Space Agency's Schiaparelli lander did not touch down on Mars as planned yesterday.
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Mike Pence's disregard for a "Do Not Touch" sign became the source of countless memes and Photoshop marvels.
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Would not touch the other profitable tactics that PBMs have mastered, like spread pricing and generic drug algorithms.
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Closed-cell foam is dense and rigid, and most of the gas bubbles do not touch each other.
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But the ruling did not touch on his mental fitness to perform his business duties, which worries investors.
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Metal studs supporting two tiled alcoves in the food court do not touch the marble walls behind them.
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It would not touch Social Security and Medicare, which President Trump promised to leave alone during his campaign.
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Orbiters, unlike rovers, do not touch the ground, but instead monitor the planet from just outside its atmosphere.
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It was like I was reprogramming my brain to not touch that part of my hands any more.
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She described the meeting with Mr. Clinton as a casual conversation that did not touch on the investigation.
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The bill does not touch the federal funding fight over Zika, which has been bitterly partisan for weeks.
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" Kronwell said: "The hard part when you're coming north-south is to not touch the head at all.
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She said that Mr. Kline instructed her "do not touch" the case, and soon granted the official clearance.
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I had no recourse but to kick it in the road where my son could not touch it.
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They could not touch, and they were in a room filled with people who could hear their conversation.
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I spent a whole week staring at them in the mirror, telling myself I could look but not touch.
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Watson did not touch on the challengers' claims that the ban violated the US Constitution's prohibitions on religious discrimination.
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He has also joked about sexual assault allegations against Trump, urging him to "schmooze" May but not touch her.
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At another night I run, CLASH BASH at Dalston Superstore, we have a rule: DO NOT TOUCH WITHOUT CONSENT.
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Rubio tells Jones not touch him again, says he'll "take care of you myself" rather than calling the police.
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"We will not touch what Ben Smith has done, he has our full support," he was quoted as saying.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Enough is enough — when will museum visitors learn to NOT TOUCH THE ART??!
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Or why did she not touch the divine jewel at her temple to see where the Queen was weakest?
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Tightly cover each ramekin with plastic wrap, making sure the plastic does not touch the surface of the custard.
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Local and international humanitarian organizations nonetheless criticized the convictions as inadequate as they did not touch other company executives.
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Wolters even acknowledged to Plawecki during the at-bat that his bat did not touch the ball, Plawecki said.
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But Lynch insisted that the discussion was purely social and did not touch on Benghazi or the email investigation.
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"Mike did not touch him," the unnamed woman was quoted as saying, adding it was a purely "verbal altercation".
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His campaign's written proposal did not touch the issue of charter schools, a fraught question in the Democratic primary.
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But some hospitals won't take cloth masks, acknowledging they're little more than a reminder to not touch your face.
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I very quickly moved his hand and told him to not touch me again or I'd get up and leave.
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" "It is true that Ahmed probably would not touch the Ahmed pizza, but it is not made for him anyway.
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" At the @realDonaldTrump rally, an announcement says in the event of a protester, "do not touch or harm the protester.
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Make sure that your front knee is directly above your ankle while your back knee does not touch the floor.
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He admitted to taking one photo of the woman during the rape but testified that he did not touch her.
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We will not touch any clients and their wealth or assets that we are in any way having doubts about.
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Medvedev's approval ratings declined, but the allegations against the prime minister did not touch the president's command of public trust.
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But Draghi said the groups' activity did not touch on the ECB's work as the euro zone's top bank supervisor.
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Gentle Tanaka comes to the brothel, but he does not touch Jung-min, the film's battered 14-year-old protagonist.
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"It all happened so fast, it was a blur, but I know I did not touch the officer," Hubbard said.
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Ms. Lynch said the meeting with Mr. Clinton was unplanned, largely social and did not touch on the email investigation.
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That is also true of norms — they do not touch people's lives directly, and therefore are very easy to weather.
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He continued to build a reputation for bravery and leadership; it was sometimes said that bullets did not touch him.
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In the other classroom, the teacher said, 'Absolutely do not touch those wrappers, do not help the children open them.
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The CDC's main advice is to clean your hands, not touch your face, disinfect your stuff, and avoid sick people.
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"The prosecutor sentenced five hit men to death but did not touch those who were behind the five," Aktay said.
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Though there was a flurry of coverage, he did not touch upon it during his address to Congress that night.
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"There's a strong possibility that the delegates agree on a resolution that does not touch on costs at all," he said.
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That's created a delicate situation, one which analysts expect Beijing will not touch this time around, except to keep prices steady.
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Many people think they should not touch retirement money until they reach 70½ and that could be a mistake, said McClanahan.
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"Theres a strong possiblitiy that the delegates agree on a resolution that does not touch on costs at all," he said.
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Minnesota had a chance to tie it just before the buzzer, but Martin's 213-point attempt did not touch the rim.
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But those rely solely on a gesture-based control system mixed with facial recognition — they're not touch sensitive, for some reason.
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The trial did not touch on the larger mystery surrounding her stepson, who was reported missing the day after that trip.
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Between the lines: The court offered explicit reassurances that its rulings today did not touch the fundamental principles of Roe v.
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"If a protestor starts demonstrating in the area around you, please do not touch or harm the protestor," the voice warned.
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Funnel clouds appear like tornadoes, but they do not touch the ground and therefore don't cause the same kind of damage.
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Brin did not touch on those issues, nor did he specify any actions the company would take to recognize new responsibilities.
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Most of Manafort's activity was previously known, and the charges did not touch upon collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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"Our company would not touch any bars that are not LBMA-accredited," one trader at a major precious metals house said.
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Rome's municipal garbage collection agency, AMA, for example, keeps the bike path clean, but it does not touch the adjacent sidewalk.
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The CDC has also advised that children younger than 5 years old should not touch or eat dog food or treats.
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One was able to interact with the world like normal and the other was allowed to look — but not touch — objects.
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The charges announced by the S.E.C. do not touch on most of the accusations the company has made against Mr. Laplanche.
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Instead, Forman said the best course of action is to wash your hands, not touch your face, and avoid sick people.
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The House bill does not touch the insurance mandate but preserves a state and local property tax deduction, capped at $6900,2628.
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On the one hand, the bill did not touch the tax exemption for interest income from municipal bonds, as many feared.
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Museum director Brian Grams said that there were signs posted near and on the bus warning museum visitors to not touch it.
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The company said the affected user data, including username email addresses and encrypted passwords, but did not touch other private users' information.
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Ms Rousseff's Workers' Party decries it as an attack on the poor, though it will not touch beneficiaries of the lowest pensions.
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Sun Hi turns bright red: "Comrade Ri said offer him the cloth, not touch him with it!" she says, trembling with embarrassment.
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In that incident, the driver of the Model S did not touch the steering wheel in the 80 seconds before the crash.
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Papal pronouncements of a pastoral or administrative nature and which do not touch basic Church doctrine are included automatically canon law updates.
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Sources told WNBC that Tartaglione claimed that he did not see anything happen to Epstein, and said he did not touch him.
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He promised a massive tax cut, while insisting he would not touch the giant entitlement programs of Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid.
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The finance ministry, charged with privatising state assets, dares not touch such chronic loss-makers as Air India, which employs 28,000 voters.
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When they're keen about making money – so, I believe there are three things you should not touch: power, money, and the glory.
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The LMC also said that if an exposed nest is found, beach goers should contact the FWC and not touch the ggs.
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But he did not touch on sagging demand that has hit parts of the economy in recent months, especially the auto sector.
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And, perhaps most surprisingly, Trump did not touch on his favorite subject: His against-the-odds victory in the 2016 presidential election.
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The court's ruling on Monday allows the NIA investigation to continue with the caveat that it not touch on the couple's marriage.
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Though Chris Jones's punt was good, putting the Texans at the 10-yard line, the Cowboys did not touch the ball again.
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Graham added that it's important that you do not touch your face while handling packages, and that you wash your hands afterwards.
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Successive Canadian governments have made clear over decades they will not touch the system and the Liberals have consistently ruled out changes.
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It did not touch on Russia's efforts to influence the election or on whether Mr. Trump had sought to obstruct the investigation.
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I move my body accordingly as to not touch others with my watch and damage it — maybe because I'm a soccer player.
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Sony did display the Vision-S front and center on the show floor — but media could only look, and certainly not touch.
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The United Nations sanctions did not touch oil imports, which appeared to be a step too far for China, Mr. Ruggiero said.
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Lobbying crimes Manafort's admitted crimes span a decade of lobbying activity but do not touch on his work as Trump's campaign chairman.
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"When you're in a bathroom, it's almost impossible to keep them from touching surfaces you would rather them not touch," she said.
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Photographer Stefan Drashan has captured many instances of visitors violating the most basic tenet of museum etiquette: do not touch the art.
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The one issue he did not touch on was that of who would succeed him — a vital question among investors and Berkshire enthusiasts.
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President Donald Trump made the American people a promise over and over again: His administration would not touch Social Security and Medicare funding.
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Alberto Castelvecchi, also of LUISS, suggests that for all the rhetoric, the proposed reform does not touch the substance of the job market.
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The 143-year-old fashion design student said that, thankfully, chaos did not touch the town, and that life carried on relatively normally.
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"We did not touch this subject," Lavrov told reporters at a news conference Saturday in Cyprus, Russia's state-run TASS news agency reported.
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"You'll want to build up cash in a savings account that you absolutely do not touch unless it's a true emergency," he says.
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He and other safety experts also note that Autopilot continues operating even if drivers do not touch the steering wheel for several minutes.
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The Pentagon has pledged it will not touch money meant for military housing or contracts that are scheduled to be awarded this year.
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Naftogaz has said it would go to court to seize Gazprom assets in Europe, but would not touch Russian gas transit through Ukraine.
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They would largely apply to neighborhoods around Central Park and would not touch other areas with high rises, including Midtown and Hudson Yards.
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It also touted a "masculine toilet" to give well-endowed men "peace of mind" by ensuring that their genitals would not touch porcelain.
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Celtic could not touch P.S.G. Its galaxy of stars dealt with everything thrown at them, and got on with the job at hand.
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Sekulow has indicated the lawyers plan to invoke the Bidens during their arguments, but they did not touch on the topic on Saturday.
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In fact, I know many terrific, incredibly qualified and highly intelligent Republicans who would not touch that place with a 10-foot pole.
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Complicating matters further, a repeal bill on its own that did not touch Planned Parenthood would be a heavy lift in the Senate.
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Judge Ostrager was careful to point out that the decision did not touch on the fossil fuel company's possible role in global warming.
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"For your safety, do not touch any debris you may find on the ground nor inhale vapors it may emit," the report says.
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"Let us be friends, but do not touch Pagasa Island and the rest," Duterte said during a campaign rally in Peurto Princesa City.
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Often, scientists think that their first priority should be to argue for more research funding, but that does not touch the deeper problem.
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In addition, the country's central bank has extended currency-swap lines to over 30 countries, including many that America's Federal Reserve would not touch.
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STRASSEL: You have made a lot of promises and you have also — you're the only candidate who has said he would not touch entitlements.
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He also pointedly said the government would not touch lands under the administration of the Ingonyama Trust, which is effectively controlled by King Zwelithini.
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KURTZ: And to that in a second, I do want to mention people forget that most of these organizations would not touch this dossier.
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He said anyone who finds additional pieces of wreckage should not touch them for safety reasons but instead call police or the National Guard.
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He said, 'I just mean you have very defined brows and you are young so you should not touch them and see what happens.
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Naftogaz said last month it would go to court to seize Gazprom assets in Europe, but would not touch Russian gas transit through Ukraine.
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Their efforts have been hampered by a series of promises the president has made publicly, including vows to not touch popular programs and deductions.
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On Thursday, he did not touch specifically on rules reform but urged fellow Republicans not to let Democrats slow Senate business to a standstill.
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This allowed them to heal, and I found it much easier to not touch them if there was no rough skin to pick at.
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And while Zito's New York Post column defending her work addresses the final allegation, it does not touch on the first two at all.
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"I love her," Mr. Che Abdul Karim said by phone, stressing he would not "touch" his new wife until she was 26 years old.
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While this may be a hard habit to curtail, Adalja advises changing certain behaviors and patterns to remind yourself to not touch your phone.
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When McConnell told GOP colleagues at a presentation this spring that the bill would not touch pre-existing conditions, Cruz did not specifically object.
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I am an independent, professional woman living in a progressive city, but entire days pass in which I do not touch another human being.
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When Napoleon's troops invaded Italy at the end of the 15143th century, they sacked Bassano Romano but did not touch the statue, he said.
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Ms. Zuckerman noted that the report did not touch on other high-profile device failures, like metal-on-metal hip implants or vaginal mesh.
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But because Father Assi's hand did not touch her breasts, buttocks or genitals, they said it did not qualify as sexual assault or battery.
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It's not touch sensitive, but requires a tap on either the face or side of the module if you want to cycle through your data.
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When I would bring in clients, I would tell them off the bat: If a guy tries to touch you, say, 'Do not touch me.
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Unlike Monk's House, run by the National Trust, no cordons mark off the artwork and there are few signs telling you to not touch anything.
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And unlike how it works in a car, riders won't be able to interact with CarPlay using that LCD screen, since it's not touch sensitive.
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When you style curly hair or let it air-dry, after you apply styling products, you should not touch your hair until it's completely dry.
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So the people who are ... the silencing is pervasive because there are people who just will not touch these topics for fear of being fired.
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The land around the carvings is kept clear of vegetation, so that a wildfire will not touch the stones or will pass over them rapidly.
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These include Diplomat, as Amazon might not touch the specialty drug market, and UnitedHealth's Optum, which may be a potential partner rather than a competitor.
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" The guide, which is available online, notes that calls to foreign officials are generally congratulatory and "typically do not touch heavily on outstanding policy issues.
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Further, because most banks will not touch cannabis money, the growers, processors, and retailers in the industry must often operate on a cash-only basis.
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In a recent exclusive interview with Business Insider, Rogers said they succeeded because they ventured to find undervalued assets that other investors would not touch.
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Vice President Pence joked about a photo of him touching a piece of NASA equipment that was labeled "do not touch" on Friday, blaming Sen.
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Do not touch this package or anything like it in the future, one officer instructed a congressional aide whose boss received one of the boxes.
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He did not touch on that case or the territorial dispute during his speech, saying only that the Philippines "will honor treaties and international obligations."
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The special counsel's interview of Mr. Kushner lasted less than an hour and did not touch on the range of topics Mr. Mueller is investigating.
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Ms. Konduk said that the foundations of the planned project would not touch the mass grave and that construction, halted since January, would soon resume.
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Please quarantine yourself, or if you're sick, put yourself in isolation and do not touch or contact or go near people who are not sick.
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The other alternative is to not touch your face after touching the lift button, and wash, or disinfect, your hands, as soon as you can.
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In an exclusive interview, he shared with Business Insider which stocks are on his "Do Not Touch" list, even though they've already seen huge gains.
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That bill did not touch insurance market standards established in the Affordable Care Act, which do not directly cost the government money or raise taxes.
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The judges did not touch the merits of the case, which sought to revive the regulation after a lower district court overturned it last year.
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That is because a prevalent and ancient custom there says an infant's feet should not touch the ground for the first 105 days after birth.
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She was insecure about her cooking, and he knew she was going to take it very personally when the Bog Girl did not touch it.
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VERDICT True: Mike Pence did touch the NASA hardware with the "do not touch" sign on it, though this was not dangerous in any way
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She even adjusted her posture to make herself more comfortable, leaning forward so that her skin did not touch the rough fabric of the couch.
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Some collectors will not touch digital, but others are perfectly happy to collect it, and prices are not generally lower than recent work produced on film.
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Top New York City divorce attorney Raoul Felder told PEOPLE in June that Don Jr. could not touch Vanessa's marinara-sauce windfall in the divorce proceedings.
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In the event, however, the new rules brought in last year did not touch carried interest at all and only slightly reduced the benefits of debt.
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They observed the chimp not touch their faces until they put the mirror back next to the cage, after which the chimps tended to the marks.
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There are men with average to little ones who can have so much BDE you're surprised to find that their wang does not touch their knee.
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A member of the flight crew then moved Kunam to another seat, and the defendant said he would not touch the victim again, the complaint said.
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He did not touch on the ongoing climate crisis or the fact that financial instability makes it almost impossible for young people to afford medical care.
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The flaw was due to a glitch in the Mini's button that caused it to detect a touch even when there was not touch to detect.
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He docked his boat close to their home but was again told by the men that they would only board if he did not touch them.
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McConnell told Republican senators at a private meeting earlier this month that he would "not touch pre-existing conditions" in the bill, the GOP aide noted.
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Westbrook did not touch the ball on the Thunder's opening possession, which turned out to be an empty trip — and perhaps that was a lesson learned.
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Apply the product to semi-damp hair and comb into place — then do not touch the hair until it's completely dry, to avoid creating unwanted volume.
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By some counts, the total number of countries touching the Equator is 11, because the landmasses of Maldives and Kiribati do not touch the Equator itself.
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Sources tell TMZ ... at the LAPD, COVID-19 is just another occupational hazard, and officers are being instructed to wear gloves and not touch their face.
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If passed, the new tax would affect about 22010 elite private colleges, though it would not touch the type of offshore benefits the Texan partnership pursued.
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I put my trust in the CDC, who've told me it's ok to go to Austin, and to wash my hands and not touch my face.
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People in the area are being asked to report — but not touch — debris that may aid the multi-agency arson investigation, according to the Associated Press.
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"He did not touch my ribs," she said, referring to Mr. Mueller's testimony earlier in the week about the possibility he had inadvertently touched Ms. Swift.
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The bank has been saying for some time that it would not touch official interest rates until after it had stopped buying government and corporate bonds.
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"Let us be friends, but do not touch Pagasa Island and the rest," Duterte said, according to CNN Philippines, using the Philippine word Pagasa for Thitu.
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But Heller pointed out that measure, which repealed items like ObamaCare's mandate for people to have coverage and the medical device tax, did not touch Medicaid.
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They were Kekchi Maya from the mountains, the daughters of the land clearers, likely left behind in the knowledge that the rangers could not touch them.
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The main one wrapped his arms around her chest by locking his left hand around his wrist as she screamed at him to not touch her.
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NASA later confirmed what The Verge had already reported in a statement, that the "do not touch" signs are there just to minimize handling of the hardware.
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In September, Tesla adjusted how Autopilot "nags" at the driver, making it more restrictive if they do not touch the steering wheel while the system is engaged.
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But the agreement had noisy critics; some military sites were out of bounds, and it did not touch delivery systems, as any deal with North Korea must.
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"She has amazing natural texture, so as soon as she came down with her hair still damp, and she knows to just not touch it," he said.
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Friedland, whose statement did not touch on Gecamines call for new talks on contracts, is to address the Cape Town conference on Wednesday regarding the new code.
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The key is to not touch the account without awareness of the consequences and to get a grasp of tax rules quickly, as various deadlines are involved.
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"I certainly wouldn't do it again, because I think it has cast a shadow over what it should not, over what it will not touch," she said.
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The shed was 80 square feet of paradise: It had a door that locked and I could lie flat on the floor and not touch any walls.
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"If a protester starts demonstrating in the area around you, please do not touch or harm the protester," begins a scripted message that precedes all Trump rallies.
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"I do not touch the tricks that participate in the installations, it tends towards a form of poetic realism, things may touch us more so," says Pétillon.
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A note with "do not touch" scrawled in red ink is taped on to a fuse box, indicating where the residents have wired up their own electricity.
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There were many, many signs that exhorted, "Please Do Not Touch," which was more of a manifesto than a caution because everything was locked behind glass vitrines.
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Shoppers could look but not touch, especially during the early days, recalled Aaron Bondaroff, a founder of Ohwow gallery who worked at the shop in the 1990s.
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Denver (CNN)It took every bit of Clyde Hoffman's willpower to not touch every button, switch, and lever in Colorado's Wings Over The Rockies Air & Space Museum.
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Lawmakers were left with few answers this week after a briefing on the handling of the complaint, which Democrats complained did not touch on the complaint's contents.
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The bill did not touch on branded prescription drugs new to the market since their manufacturers have development and patent costs they are entitled to recoup, Frosh said.
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In "You Can Look (But You'd Better Not Touch)," Grey's Anatomy attempts to return to the emotions that made its early seasons great by narrowing its focus incredibly.
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Though the research did not touch iOS or the Apple App Store, per the Guardian, the researchers believe trackers are just as widespread on that platform as well.
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However, plate umpire Greg Gibson called safe, ruling that Plawecki — who was given an error on the play — did not touch home and did not make the tag.
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Weinstein also reportedly asked her if she could watch him shower, or if he could watch her shower, adding that he would only watch and not touch her.
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Weeks ago, the campaign began airing a disclaimer before events asking supporters who spy protesters to point to them, begin chanting, "Trump, Trump, Trump," but not touch them.
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" In May, a federal judge refused to dismiss Mueller's lawsuit, according to Variety, stating that a jury should decide "whether Mueller did or did not touch Swift inappropriately.
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Wednesday's report did not touch on that leak, which has also drawn fierce lawmaker criticism, but focused instead on the U.S. central bank's handling of embargoed economic material.
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Mr. Putin's power, for example, does not touch the torrent of slurry, a muddy sludge used to make cement, that now flows uselessly into an overflowing storage pit.
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When he warns her "do not touch me" at the close of the episode, I wondered if Claire was regretting what her loyalty to Frank has cost her.
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While she lies writhing in pain at home, Dhavale (Abhishek Banerjee) roams about freely, confident that the police will not touch him as they are on his payroll.
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The aftercare instructions implore me to not touch my eyebrows, get them wet, sweat and try and avoid my usual sleeping posture which is sleeping on my front.
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The facility's list of no-no's also included this: Do not touch another child, even if that child is your hermanito or hermanita — your little brother or sister.
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The Russian did not touch the inside pocket of his coat, into which his new identity had been adroitly slipped, until he reached the desk and produced it.
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"I voted for the skinny bill that did not touch Medicaid," Heller said at an appearance in Nevada on Wednesday in which he sought to explain his votes.
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We did not touch on the important issues of diversity, tech addiction and other issues that I hope to get to discuss with him in our next interview.
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They decided to stick to living off the proceeds from their big garage sale, and not touch their savings or the money earned from the sale of Garrett's company.
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When we started out in the studio, there was a union that had a law that musicians could not touch the recording console or the microphones or the equipment.
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Recognizing that financial technology may not touch each agency, the bill provides that if an agency FSIO has not received a petition in five years, it will be eliminated.
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At one point she tells the officers her father has a surgery scheduled and to not touch her, while one of the officers grabs her from behind and shouts.
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The fact sheet from the Trump administration does not touch on the decertification issue, but it repeatedly criticizes the Obama administration for being overly focused on Iran's nuclear program.
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The written questions given to his lawyers were reportedly limited to the "collusion" part of the investigation and did not touch on possible obstruction of justice and witness tampering.
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When I interviewed her, not only did her feet not touch the ground when we were sitting, but her knees didn't even bend over the side of the couch.
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Much of the rest of the world is absorbed by the contest between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton, but it is a topic Mr. Netanyahu will not touch.
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During the Fox interview, Putin laughed as Wallace described the Friday indictments and would not touch a physical copy of them when Wallace tried to hand it to him.
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Coke, molly, but I try not touch too much of that because there are already established guys, and you're stepping on toes when you really start getting into that.
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"Do not touch my chips, or I'll shoot you," Ryan Dean Langdale told his cousin before he shot him, according to a report from The Colleton County Sheriff's Office.
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They confiscate nearly everything he has on him, from his belt to his shoelaces, although, as luck would have it, they do not touch or even see his phone.
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Thankfully, the regulation does not touch the free and reduced lunch program in schools, but it does impact the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which provides food-purchasing assistance.
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Rather than telling yourself, "I will not touch my face at all in public today," tell yourself, "I need to be more aware of touching my own face today."
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Korngiebel told Business Insider he has a "Do Not Touch" list of winning stocks that he has no plans to sell even though they&aposve enjoyed huge run-ups.
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He said they earned a spot on his "Do Not Touch" list because their growth means that if he sold the shares, he couldn&apost buy them back later.
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If that's not possible, disinfect your hands shortly after leaving public transit, and make sure to not touch your nose, eyes, and mouth after touching the poles or seats.
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Trump said Monday that his administration's budget proposal would include $2000 billion in military spending, would not touch Medicare or Social Security and would not decrease funding toward Medicaid.
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Most of his sermon does not touch on politics; instead, he uses the visit to the White House to show what can happen when the faithful throw off self-doubt.
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Family members, first able to reunite with them only through a glass window, now can meet face-to-face though still not touch, to ensure any illnesses don&apost spread.
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Trump's proposal does not touch the main federal source of transportation money, Highway Trust Fund, which allocates roughly $50 billion a year to state and local highway and transit systems.
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Mike Pence Touches NASA Equipment Labeled 'Do Not Touch', Becomes Instant MemeOriginal photo: ReutersVice President Mike Pence made a big mistake during his tour of NASA's Kennedy Space Center yesterday.
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While police allege Dobbins applied the Taser to her son on the leg, Dobbins said she only made the Taser spark to scare her son but did not touch him.
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You have to figure out where it is currently, go there, and not touch any of the fuzzed people until you get to it or they'll deplete your crystal supply.
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While it was still criticized by many of Sanders's critics as being "regressive," these criticisms did not touch off the same amount of vitriol among Warren's supporters, at least online.
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Plaintiff went out of her way to avoid Irvin after this exchange and reminded Irvin to 'not touch' Plaintiff every time Plaintiff was forced by Defendant to interact with Irvin.
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Last month, the junta started reconciliation hearings with political parties ahead of elections that could happen as early as next year, but those talks do not touch on Thaksin's fate.
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Verlander records 2,000th K as Tigers sweep Twins DETROIT — Justin Verlander may not touch 153 mph on the radar gun any longer, but he is still racking up the strikeouts.
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He has also told the jury that his girlfriend was present at the photo shoot and that he would not touch another woman in a sexual way in her presence.
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Yet as far as Ibarra knows, the Pope did not touch a drop of Mexico's fiery national spirit throughout his trip, nor any other kind of alcohol for that matter.
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There is no hot mobility topic — from autonomy to VC investing trends, from micro-mobility to mobility-first city design, to safety and security — that the agenda does not touch.
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She also advises people to not not touch the hair when the beachy waves are drying — fingering it too much will produce a frizzy halo on any type of hair.
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"Do not touch my chips, or I'll shoot you," Ryan Dean Langdale told his cousin before he shot him, according to an incident report from The Colleton County Sheriff's Office.
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While the timing wasn't ideal for starting an investment account, that decision has been made, so I'm sticking with my plan to not touch the money for 10-15 years.
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A lot of this might be natural differences of opinion between a President who was put in office by a coalition of states that did not touch the West Coast.
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The House recently passed a Republican plan to replace the A.C.A. that also did not touch the exclusion or do anything to reduce the burden of health insurance on businesses.
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When he, Starikov and a group of Russian friends hang around, they joke and discuss nearly everything — life, coaching and old training tales — but they do not touch this third rail.
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He will not touch Paraguay's "10-10-10" formula for corporate, income and value-added tax, nor more heavily tax the weighty soya-bean sector, says Daniel Correa, a chief adviser.
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"The rebound in prices this morning reflects the sanctions, which did not touch state owned banks that some investors had been worried about," said Koon Chow, emerging markets strategist at UBP.
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In 2015, Mueller sued Swift, her mother, and Bell in civil court, claiming that he did not touch her inappropriately and that he lost his job because of a false accusation.
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" Propecia did come with warnings: Women capable of bearing children were advised to not touch broken tablets because "the male baby may be born with sex organs that are not normal.
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Tesla's technology is more actively involved at keeping the car in the lane, and can allow the driver to not touch the steering wheel or pedals for minutes at a time.
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"It's common for most people to complete a financial plan and then not touch it for years," says Brian Boyd, CFP and managing partner at Boyd Wealth Management in Sacramento, California.
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New revenues will not enthuse Republicans, but in the wake of the huge tax cuts they just enacted, some could accept a proposal that does not touch marginal income tax rates.
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Kansas already had a religious objections law that prevents state or local governments from limiting people's freedom to express their religion, though that law does not touch on organizations at universities.
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The attendees are also reminded that if someone starts to protest inside the venue, they are to notify the nearest law enforcement officer, and not touch or harm the protestor themselves.
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Unlike the House bill, the legislation would not touch the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a longtime target of Republican lawmakers who view it as an unaccountable agency with too much power.
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With prices ranging from $0 to around $123 on average, the fest was also a welcome, affordable alternative to the monied fine art fairs, where plebes can look but not touch.
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A famous church in the southern city of Ronda, which had earlier stated its willingness to keep up the tradition, ended up making sure that people could not touch its statue.
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A famous church in the southern city of Ronda, which had earlier stated its willingness to keep up the tradition, ended up making sure that people could not touch its statue.
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Each stride covered nine feet, his upper body moving up and down almost imperceptibly, his feet striking the track and rising so rapidly that his heels did not touch the ground.
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But the bill would not touch U.S. security assistance to the PA, which is crucial to counterterrorism cooperation with Israel against Hamas and other radical Islamist groups in the West Bank.
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Goal shall be made when the ball is thrown or batted from the ground into the basket and stays there, providing those defending the goal do not touch or disturb the goal.
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The friend who was with him at the time also spoke to police earlier this year, and said Scott only looked at Levee's body up close, but did not touch the corpse.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - At BM Multimarcas, a used-car dealer on the outskirts of Sao Paulo, owner Santel de Abreu Bernardo can show you jalopies that most big banks would not touch.
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"You have the land and ... infrastructure but it doesn't have the machinery," said Arif Habib, a businessman whose conglomerate bid for the company a decade ago but would not touch it now.
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I imagine the folks around me at the pool — those whose thighs do not touch, and those whose thighs do — worrying about their arms, their tummies, about any number of perceived imperfections.
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An investigation by Twin Falls police found one of the boys sexually assaulted the girl and the two others were involved in the crime but did not touch the child, Loebs said.
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Although the case does not touch on the special counsel's investigation, and the presidential pardon power did not come up in oral arguments, some believe that it might have ramifications for Manafort.
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"I certainly wouldn't do it again, because I think it has cast a shadow over what it should not, over what it will not touch," Lynch said at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
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Do not touch people without consent in all spaces—and especially queer spaces—and especially avoid touching trans people who often are triggered by physical contact involving parts of their body. 923.
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Of course, do not touch your face during your workout, and give your hands a deep-cleaning with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer as soon as you're done.
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For example, Mr. Trump's proposed tariffs will not touch the consumer electronics industry, in an acknowledgment that the business of making iPhones and Xboxes will stay in China for the foreseeable future.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested in London on Thursday and charged with a conspiracy computer crime, but it did not touch on the 2016 hack or WikiLeaks' publication of those documents.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's cabinet approved a greenhouse gas emissions reduction strategy earlier this year that included support for hydrogen and carbon capture technology, but did not touch on its coal financing.
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In a narrow ruling that did not touch on the crimes or merits of the Marcos government, the court decided that "there is no law that prohibits the burial," Mr. Te said.
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It does not touch popular ACA provisions with bipartisan support, such as allowing children to stay on their parents' plans until age 26 or the ban on underwriting for pre-existing conditions.
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Mr. Baron has said that he, along with other executives, talks with Mr. Bezos about "strategy" every two weeks or so, but that the discussions do not touch on the paper's coverage.
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The No. 2 pick in the draft plans to follow in the footsteps of another star running back and not touch his NFL earnings, Barkley said at a charity softball game Thursday night.
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Place the busiate on a parchment paper-lined baking sheet, taking care to insure that the pasta does not touch one another, and let it dry out for at least 1 hour. 3.
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Fischer's remarks prepared for delivery at the Economic Club of New York did not touch on current policy or the likelihood of an interest rate increase at the Fed's November or December meetings.
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"I confirm that Autostrade, which managed that road, will not touch the bridge and will not take part in demolishing or reconstructing, but will have to pay both," Toninelli said to Radio 24.
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Because the devices were found, Braun urged people in the city of about 13,000 people to "not touch any items that look out of place, and call 911" if they see something suspicious.
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It explains that whether or not a woman has a thigh gap—so that when she stands with her feet together, her tights do not touch—depends on her bone structure, not fat.
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"He was being told by his pollster that he should not touch the DREAM Act with a 10-foot poll," said Jose Parra, who ran Latino communications for Reid's campaign and his office.
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I took my hands off the wheel and my feet off the pedals and for the next 15 minutes, as we drove through rush hour traffic, I did not touch the steering wheel.
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Even as international health leaders are urging people to wash their hands frequently and not touch their faces because of the coronavirus, the camp is overflowing with people but short of sanitation facilities.
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That one and those that followed provided a life that was anything but normal: He could not touch another human being, play with other children or feel a snowflake flutter onto his nose.
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In infancy, she inherited a $2.5 million trust fund, equivalent to $37 million today, which she could not touch until she was 21, though her mother gained access to nearly $19953,000 a year.
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"How do we make sure that individuals with mental illness do not touch a gun?" the Republican governor said at a news conference, taking an unusually strong stance on a gun control issue.
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According to the organization Forging Memory, the church smuggled the arpilleras out of the country once their production became illegal, using special diplomatic pouches that the government troops and police could not touch.
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Traditional IRA accounts hold mutual funds, equities and bonds; the custodial firms that hold these accounts will not touch cryptocurrencies like bitcoin or other alternative investments, such as precious metals or real estate.
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Art galleries are spaces where the powerful do-not-touch rule is more often observed than spoken and unspoken rules not to touch women's bodies, or anyone's anything, for that matter, without permission.
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"Get out in strong numbers, block the roads if needed, but do not touch public property," Jignesh Mevani, an independent Dalit lawmaker from the western state of Gujarat, told the India Today news channel.
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And so when those snots want to come out, it's important that I gently blow them into a handkerchief and not touch them, otherwise a huge snot monster would come and our entire family.
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Or, in direction violation of the sign next to it that says, "do not touch," visitors are in fact putting their grubby little hands all over it, spreading their germs all over this thing.
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The first two episodes had my shouting in expletive-laden Hindi at my desk and swiftly destroyed any resolutions to not touch my face as I clutched at it in excitement, agony, and frustration.
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The argument has often been used to diminish the scale of slavery, reducing it to a crime committed by a few Southern planters, one that did not touch the rest of the United States.
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For generations, Peshwa rulers had imposed horrific conditions on Dalits, who were considered so unclean that they were forced to wear pots around their necks so that their spit would not touch the ground.
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The order is likely to have little practical effect, as it does not touch trade, security cooperation and other aspects of relations, but it acts as a statement of Netanyahu's anger at the situation.
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Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi estimates that the Apple Watch alone will bring in $9.9 billion in sales this year, though that estimate includes sales outside the United States that the tariff would not touch.
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But Obama's executive action requiring background checks will not touch the millions of guns that change hands each year between unlicensed buyers and sellers who are not "engaged in the business," points out Avore.
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AMS has said it would create new jobs in Germany and not touch existing agreements with workers, but also signaled it would sell Osram's digital division and phase-out its consumer general lighting LED business.
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The government's sole restriction on that computer access—something his defense attorneys, Marcia Hofmann and Brian Klein, themselves readily agreed to—is that he not touch the WannaCry sinkhole he set up back in May.
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The pitcher was credited with an RBI sacrifice when first baseman David Freese, who was credited with an error, did not touch the bag while his throw to home was too late to retire Espinosa.
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Joseph Dunford, the Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, on Friday afternoon but said the meeting focused on an airstrike carried out Thursday and did not touch on what the administration's broader policy toward Syria is.
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" Alternatively, the teacher must make it clear as he or she walks among students, "If you would rather I not touch you to adjust your asana, feel free to tell me as I approach you.
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Ms. Lynch, whom Mr. Clinton appointed to be a United States attorney in 1999, said that the meeting with the former president was unplanned and largely social, and did not touch on the email investigation.
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"We know from data that we can't just tell our kids to not touch, that even when they know not to touch, they do anyway," said Swanson, who was not involved in the new research.
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The report said she took her hands off the steering wheel "within two seconds" of engaging the system and then did not touch the steering wheel for the next 80 seconds, until the crash happened.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. remembers 2 things distinctly about his accuser -- that he absolutely did NOT touch her breast, and also that unlike most fans he meets ... she claimed to LOVE one of his worst movies.
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The handsome two-bedroom apartment functions as a shrine to a different New York, a different Hollywood: when movies were about silver screens, not touch-screens; when those who peopled them were stars, not celebrities.
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For reporters in the operating room, the job is to see what's going on, stay out of the way and not touch — or even get near — anything draped in blue, which is the sterile stuff.
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While he plans to provide residents with some property tax relief in the form of rebate checks, he would not touch the personal income tax, which yields about $10 billion a year in state revenue.
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That doctrine, known as the California Rule, explains why California cities like Vallejo and Stockton reduced their payments to other creditors when they went into bankruptcy but did not touch their workers' costly pension plans.
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"He did not touch my ribs," she said, referring to comments Mr. Mueller made during his testimony earlier in the week about the possibility he had inadvertently touched her in a way she found inappropriate.
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"Mainly, you got younger people, and you can tell everyone wash their hands and not touch their eyes all day long," the driver, who did not want his name published for fear of retribution, said.
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Levandowski claimed to be sitting in the driver's seat for the entire 3,099-mile journey, but he says he did not touch the steering wheels or pedals, aside from planned stops to rest and refuel.
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RWE earlier this year gave assurances it would not touch until late 2020 the Hambach forest near Cologne, a recent focus of anti-RWE and coal protests, which it had hoped to clear for lignite mining.
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Prohibition has clearly not been a deterrent: more than half of young adults in the country have tried marijuana, and simply removing penalties for possession will not touch the risks associated with a continued black market.
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The case did not touch on the freedom of member states to set their own matrimony laws, although campaigners have called on Brussels to push states to legalize same-sex marriage as a fundamental human right.
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In an address that did not touch on monetary policy, Lagarde honored Schaeuble's commitment to a united Europe and his statesmanship since the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, which allowed a divided Germany to reunite.
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In an address that did not touch on monetary policy, Lagarde honored Schaeuble's commitment to a united Europe and his statesmanship since the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, which allowed a divided Germany to reunite.
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Photos from Pence's tour of the facilities that house the Orion spacecraft show the VP placing his hand on a piece of hardware labeled with a sign that reads "DO NOT TOUCH" in bold, red letters.
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The rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau would apply only to the financial companies regulated by the agency and would not touch arbitration clauses buried in the fine print of nursing home or employment contracts.
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On Monday, Mr. Hannity described himself as "a talk-show host" and "an advocacy journalist" who covers stories — like President Obama's ties to "black liberation theology," he said in one example — that CBS would not touch.
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The common currency had already surged about 1 percent on Friday after ECB President Mario Draghi spoke at the Jackson Hole conference on subjects such as global trade but did not touch upon the euro's recent strength.
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His mind whirring faster than his feet, he did not touch the ball, as the keeper expected, but let it run on—hastily collecting it, after his coup de théâtre, on the other side of his opponent.
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It opened new segments of insurance, where traditional insurers did not touch: Zhong An partnered with Alibaba for coverage on returned goods' delivery charges and even drone/mobile phone damage policies tailored to the new digital economy.
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Religious authorities have issued grotesque fatwas: Making love naked is prohibited; women may not touch bananas; a man can be alone with a female colleague only if she is his milk-mother, and she has nursed him.
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"The only infrastructure in the water is floating and what that means is the structure does not touch the seabed as it is anchored and mobile like yachts", Susan Lee, Marketing and Communications Director of CWP said.
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For instance, it does not touch on issues like support for cybersecurity research, or the growth of information and analysis sharing centers and organizations at both the national and international levels in the public and private sectors.
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Kudlow is surprisingly soft on Social Security for a conservative economic type, saying he thinks predictions of insolvency are overblown but he supports private accounts, which Trump's promise to not touch the program would seemingly rule out.
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The Treasury Department already has taken some important steps in issuing sanctions under existing laws, but the sanctions do not touch Burmese military chief Min Aung Hlaing and other top brass considered most responsible for the violence.
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The document did not touch on the crucial central issue for Ireland in the event of a no-deal Brexit: How Ireland can defend the single market without imposing physical infrastructure on the border with Northern Ireland.
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Nicole: Did we really think Russia was going to try to hack election databases in 21 states, and pour that many resources into Facebook and not touch Google, the No. 1 source of information for most Americans?
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Arriving in Brussels for a summit of EU leaders, Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte accused Rackete of "political blackmail" before a bilateral meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, which he said would not touch upon the issue.
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"They have scratches, fever, and signs of hypothermia, but overall they're in remarkably good health," the outlet said on Tuesday, adding that parents will be able to see their kids while they're in quarantine, but not touch them.
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The actor asked audience members at the beginning of the show to "keep a respectful distance" from the performers — which coincides with BuzzFeed News' asking Sleep No More representatives why guests were not told to not touch employees.
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If the deficit does continue to increase, there will be pressure to cut spending for Medicare and Social Security, the two biggest line items on the federal budget — and two programs that Trump promised he would not touch.
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"They have scratches, fever, and signs of hypothermia, but overall they're in remarkably good health," the outlet reported on Tuesday, adding that parents will be able to see their kids while they're in quarantine, but not touch them.
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Update, 3:58pm: And here's a statement we just got from NASA:The 'do not touch' signs are there as a day-to-day reminder, including the one visible on the titanium Forward Bay Cover for the Orion spacecraft.
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Not only did Markle opt to not wear a formal gown, but she decided to keep her legs bare with her black Judith and Charles tuxedo dress (which did not touch her knees, another style 'rule' for royals).
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In his speech, Miao did not touch on the so-called "Made in China 2025" plan, an initiative intended to help China catch up with global rivals in sophisticated technologies such as semiconductors, robotics, aerospace and artificial intelligence.
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In comparison, if you were to leave those assets in a traditional IRA or 401(k) plan and not touch them until you begin taking required minimum distributions, those withdrawals could push you into a higher tax bracket.
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In our pretravel planning for New Rochelle, our security director reminded me to wash my hands regularly, avoid all physical contact, not touch my face, and if possible maintain a distance of 6 feet from the nearest person.
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"After the tech who wrote this ticket cleaned up the ransomware [the] husband caused, he called the house, got the husband, told him specifically 'do not touch the machine, tell your wife this is all set,'" Jane continued.
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Koepka had two weeks off after winning the PGA Championship at Bethpage last month, and says he did not touch a club during the fortnight, preferring to relax before hopefully playing his way back into form in Canada.
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Accounts on Facebook have recently been sharing an article by TIME magazine from July 2017 that claims Vice President Mike Pence touched a "critical space flight hardware" that had a "do not touch" sign on it (see: here).
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The latest effort to reform the 2000 billion Egyptian pounds ($4.95 billion) a year food subsidy program does not touch bread, the country's most important staple, and so far has only targeted one section of society - the better off.
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" Geiss, whose credits include the TV shows Angel and Two and a Half Men and the movie Wishmaster 3, claimed she made Weinstein shake hands and agree she'd enter the room if he promised "he will not touch me.
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Holloway would throw out a few of these and occasionally not touch with the kick but use the glide to step into a position with his foot outside of Pettis', perfectly lining up the right straight to the body.
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In his speech, Miao did not touch on the so-called "Made in China 2025" plan, an initiative intended to help China catch up with global rivals in sophisticated technologies such as semiconductors, robotics, aerospace and artificial intelligence (AI).
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For the uninitiated, the term "craft museum" might conjure up a perplexing mental image of a Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Store full of roped-off displays of glitter and yarn, with "do not touch" signs on every wall.
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While Mr. Che Abdul Karim said that he would not "touch" Ayu until she was 16, the pair went on a holiday together to a Malaysian hill retreat, according to a social media post seen by his second wife.
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Beyond that, Mr. Trump did not touch on such N.R.A. priorities as the gun lobby's push in Congress to expand its "concealed carry" campaign of gun ownership by requiring states to recognize different gun permits issued in other states.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida on Wednesday did not touch on the current setting of monetary policy or the economic outlook in prepared remarks to the Fed's conference on communications and monetary policy strategy in Chicago.
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"All you need are the right shampoo and conditioner, one or two well-chosen styling products and the willpower to not touch your hair or tuck it behind your ears," Lexi Salkin of Blackstones, a N.Y.C. hair salon, told PEOPLE.
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Taking a break from touching pieces of sophisticated technology labeled "do not touch" in a Kennedy Center clean room, Vice President Mike Pence made a speech to NASA yesterday that further signaled the Trump administration's apparent enthusiasm toward space exploration.
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Like my new pair of Yeezy's, he was like 'I wanna wear those' and I was like 'You will not touch those' [since you'll be] running around jacking them all up and handing them back to me all messed up.
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" Trump, for his part, vowed during a Republican presidential debate on CBS in February that he would "not touch" entitlements, saying, "I will do everything within my power not to touch Social Security, to leave it the way it is.
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Forced to defend the meeting Friday at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Lynch said she "certainly wouldn't do it again, because I think it has cast a shadow over what it should not, over what it will not touch," Lynch said.
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Waymo says nothing was edited in these scenes, beyond minor color and brightness tweaks, and while there was a hidden person in the car for filming purposes, they did not touch the vehicle controls or do any of the driving.
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The plans again did not touch on the central issue for Ireland in the event of a no-deal Brexit: How it can defend the single market without imposing physical infrastructure on its border with the British province of Northern Ireland.
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The abdication law, which applies only to Akihito and not to future emperors, included a resolution to debate letting female royals stay in the imperial family after marriage but did not touch on the controversial topic of allowing women to inherit.
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Hunt did not touch directly on those charges, but he acknowledged some in France seemed to think Britain was trying to have its "cake and eat it" and sought to reassure his audience the country would play by the rules.
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"I would not touch a thing," says Sandra Carraro, blond and graceful as she perches on the edge of a silk brocade sofa before the fire in the vast, ornate living room of her 17th-century house in Rome's Trastevere neighborhood.
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The area has become a symbol of protest against the coal industry, prompting utility RWE to give assurances it would not touch the forest until late 2020, although it had hoped to clear it for brown coal mining and burning activities.
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Fixing Hedren with an "unwavering stare" wherever she went on set, Hitchcock instructed her co-stars, "Do not touch The Girl," had her followed and — creepiest of all — had a "life mask" of her face made for his own personal use.
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Following his feature debut, "Five Feet Apart," in March — starring Haley Lu Richardson and Cole Sprouse as cystic fibrosis patients who are in love but who dare not touch — Baldoni will soon begin preproduction on "Clouds," about a teenage cancer victim.
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The pieces did not touch on the Tiananmen democracy crackdown of 1989, independence for Taiwan or Tibet or the private wealth of Chinese Communist Party leaders — topics that are widely known to be off-limits for public discussion in China.
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There is barely a part of life in Liverpool — and particularly in the L4 postal code that is home to both Goodison Park and Anfield, Liverpool's stadium, and among the most deprived areas in Britain — that the club does not touch.
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" Matthew Lusk, who is running unopposed in the Republican primary for a Florida congressional seat and openly embraces QAnon, said in an email that its anonymous creator was a patriot who "brings what the fake news will not touch without slanting.
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Your article on innovation in insurance ("Run for cover", July 20th) did not touch on a fundamental transformation that is taking place across the life-, health- and motor-insurance markets, namely incentivising customers to be healthier and to make better choices.
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Similarly, after concerns were raised about "senior White House official two," including over the potential of foreign influence, Kline said "do not touch" the case in a conversation with Newbold, according to the memo, and the individual's security clearance was approved.
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The law, which applies only to Akihito and not to future emperors, included a resolution to debate letting female royals stay in the imperial family after marriage but did not touch on the controversial topic of allowing women to inherit.
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The people who went to bars allowed us to feel a sense of superiority, but they also made it clear that the country will not be able to wash their hands and not touch their faces out of this crisis.
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At the time, she was an editor at Reader's Digest at its headquarters in Chappaqua, N.Y., and, under a pseudonym, Patricia Kilina, had already published a novel, "The Last Centennial" (21997), a modern western that did not touch on gay themes.
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" Her musical abilities came in handy, as the Philbrook has a couple of pianos; they usually keep "do not touch" signs on them, but Valerie got special permission to play them, even recording herself performing Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf Rag.
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ARKANSAS GRANDMA FOUND DEAD IN FREEZER FOLLOWING HUSBAND'S SUICIDE, AUTHORITIES SAY Little said one of the teenagers told investigators they did not touch the child with the Taser and two of the teens blamed the other for posting the videos on Snapchat.
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I think that if the charge is to recruit a more diverse workforce for CBP, I fail to see how you could not touch on these issues and in that case, do we not have leverage to try to make the situation better?
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Though Mr Macron has said he would not touch France's 35-hour working week, brought in by the Socialists in 2000-02, he wants a German-style approach to labour relations, letting individual companies negotiate directly with unions, rather than accept national bargains.
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I got to see, but not touch — again, this is a theme with foldable devices so far, no touching — the Mate X up close at MWC, and the most immediately impressive thing for me was how casually the demonstrator was handling it.
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C.K. did not touch on the sexual misconduct allegations that shook the comedy world when they became public last year, but performed a 15-minute set that riffed on "racism, waitresses' tips, and parades," according to the Comedy Cellar's owner Noam Dworman.
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A battery LED indicator on the bottom of the right ear cup shows you how much battery power is left and there are play/pause and volume buttons embedded into the left ear cup (these are real buttons, not touch-sensitive gesture controls).
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The bill would not touch the structure of the US visa system or reform any of the legal immigration laws in the US, but the GOP senators backing it say border security must come first before a broader immigration measure goes forward.
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With the help of a priest, he lifted his elbow for the last time when he was 28, vowed to stop drinking, and did not touch a drop until he died of a heart attack in 1925 at the age of 69.
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Canadian courts have yet to make a definitive ruling on whether workers or volunteers at these stations can be held criminally responsible for aiding or abetting possession, though most organizations that practice drug checking do not touch substances themselves as a precautionary measure.
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"We have heard some good suggestions for ensuring that any modernization of assessment areas should keep in focus the goal of encouraging banks to seek out opportunities in underserved areas," Brainard said in prepared remarks that did not touch on the economic outlook.
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Here, Mehta remembers his visit two decades earlier to another "sanctuary spot," this one along the India-Pakistan border, where people could meet fenceless but not touch or talk; at that border, soldiers forbade even waving, lest it somehow betray national secrets.
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The message is pretty straightforward: Norcross has Booker and Menendez in his pocket, and the governor better not touch his pet tax incentive program—which the state legislature has just extended, without reforms, in an overwhelming vote, daring a veto from Murphy.
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On Wednesday, a spokesman for the mayor, Eric Phillips, said that Mr. de Blasio had been a "lifelong advocate" of campaign finance reform, though he did not touch on the specifics of the legislation the Campaign Finance Board and watchdogs have suggested.
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Cattelan, for his commission, recreated his 1994 installation, Enter at Your Own Risk—Do Not Touch, Do Not Feed, No Smoking, No Photographs, No Dogs, Thank you, as a tribute to the Daniel Newburg Gallery, which gave him his first New York exhibition.
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And it was the starkest example yet of how Mr. Trump, who has insisted that the coming elections are about him, has put Republican candidates in the position of having to answer for statements, actions and issues many would rather not touch.
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What they said: Many hospital systems, trade groups and surgeons argued that "extensive coding changes" over the past couple years have created billing inaccuracies, and therefore Medicare should not touch the payments because such a change would be based on flawed data.
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I have money in my HSA that could cover it, but I've decided to not touch my HSA for now and invest it for now to save as a retirement supplement or for a medical emergency when I have less savings available.
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May, who began her career at the Bank of England, did not touch on monetary policy in the speech extracts provided, in contrast to last year when she told her party conference that the BoE's low interest rates had "bad side effects".
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Mr. Halili said he does not touch the coins, and always has a piece of leather between their surface and any tool as, he said, "if you make a mistake or hit it up or scratch it, there is no way back."
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"First, we shall not touch the main parameters of the budget because the challenge is not to rebuild for those made homeless by the quake to the detriment of other groups in the population and the economy," Rama told a government meeting.
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Describing Mr. Mueller as a "story-changing, evidence-destroying aggressor," the lawyer quoted the radio host as testifying that he did not touch Ms. Swift inappropriately but that if he had touched her in a way she found offensive, it was inadvertent.
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After scanning an access code and being warned profusely by Blackstock to not touch our screens once the show started lest we got out of sync, we began a countdown, guided by an old timey, black and white countdown clock on the screen.
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In the meantime, the command encouraged all personnel to wash hands with soap and water or use hand sanitizer, to not touch your face or eyes with unclean hands, to avoid handshaking, unnecessary contact with others and non-mission essential large gatherings.
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And he does not touch on President Trump's August 2019 warning that U.S. corporations should prepare to move their China operations back to the homeland, a remark that triggered the largest surge in economic policy uncertainty that occurred in all of 2019.
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These huge tax giveaways — along with Mr. Trump's promises to increase infrastructure spending and not touch Social Security and Medicare — would blow up the deficit and add $4 trillion to the national debt over the next 10 years over and above current projections.
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"Our decision has always been to not touch the site, and to understand that he understood that the climate is part of entropy," Kivland says, noting that Dia has had extensive conversations with the Smithson estate to inform their treatment of the artwork.
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"Challenges remain in the form of low trend growth compared with other advanced economies, and persistently high public and private debt levels in a number of euro area countries," de Guindos said in a largely academic speech, which did not touch on monetary policy.
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So-, so, I think, you know, at the end, people will not touch what's going to impact innovation, and the US will not impact innovation, and-, and the US will not impact innovation, because this is what the United States is-, is all about.
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And as is increasingly becoming the case with these type of services, Comcast isn't counting it against user internet data caps: The Xfinity TV service delivered through the Xfinity TV Beta app is not an Internet service and does not touch or use the Internet.
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It is up to the audience to create the connection between the two, to attend both and take in each of the works, and to perhaps engage in a discussion that does or does not touch upon the politics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Hauwa told her family that the Boko Haram fighters were good to the girls and fed them rice and corn dishes, gave them water, did not touch them and offered them Islamic training while telling them to avoid Western schooling, according to Mr. Mohammed.
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The trial will not touch on the central elements of Mr. Mueller's inquiry — the extent of Russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election, any collusion by Mr. Trump or his campaign and whether Mr. Trump obstructed justice in his response to the Mueller inquiry.
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Whereas the greenhouses at the New York Botanical Garden and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden showcase curated exhibitions that scream do not touch, Wave Hill's conservatory contains an unfussy but well maintained collection of plants that you may touch — but gently and at your own risk.
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For President Trump, it is a plan that builds on his decision to move the United States Embassy to Jerusalem — a huge political success among his conservative Jewish donors and evangelicals that, contrary to predictions, did not touch off a violent reaction in the region.
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The latter is stuffed with gorgeous Holbein portraits and a rare "Noli me tangere (Do not touch me)" (1526–28) and the Gonzaga collection accumulated by the Dukes of Mantua, of which the aforementioned Mantegna sequence here occupies the entirety of the largest room.
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But government figures suggest that repealing every corporate deduction, exemption and exclusion on the books—other than the few tax breaks he has said he would not touch—would generate roughly $126bn per year, enough to pay for less than half of Mr Trump's proposed reforms.
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The details of Fred Wilson's nearly seven-foot-tall "Iago's Mirror," a reference to Shakespeare's Othello, are so textured that it's difficult to not touch them: mirrors are piled on top of each other, thick and flowered and almost cakey, black as onyx and just as beautiful.
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Our thought bubble: While Mueller's indictment did not touch on the commercial incentives for bad actors to use some platforms over others, it's becoming obvious that gaming social engagement was a part of the Russian's strategy and will be something Facebook will need to address moving forward.
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The latest example emerged this week from staff economist Robert Tetlow, who argued that uncertainty about the stability of inflation expectations should be met with a strong response to ensure that one round of price increases does not touch off further rounds as inflationary psychology takes hold.
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Viewed through that lens, the accusations against Mr. Weinstein, which include rape, and Mr. Moore, who is accused of molesting teenage girls, are clearer-cut cases for punishment than those against, say, Louis C.K., who masturbated in front of adult women but did not touch them.
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"Congress amended one provision of a 2,000 page law and did not touch the rest of the law so it is implausible to believe that Congress intended the rest of the law not to exist," said Abbe R. Gluck, a health law expert at Yale Law School.
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While the charges against Mr. Manafort do not touch on Mr. Mueller's main mission of uncovering Russia's attempts to influence the 2016 presidential election, the testimony on Thursday about his financial troubles raised questions about Mr. Manafort's motivation in joining the Trump campaign in an unpaid role.
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Though they were told there was a chance Caleb may never speak or walk again, he was back up on his feet within days, as a 3D image of the blood vessels in his head revealed that somehow the anchor did not touch any of them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump would consider changes to Social Security and Medicare if he is elected U.S. president, a top adviser to the New York businessman said on Wednesday, signaling a shift from Trump's earlier stance that he would not touch so-called entitlement programs.
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He omitted that in 85033 Ehud Olmert presented Abbas with a comprehensive peace plan that Abbas did not agree to, and did not touch at all on the history of his own failed 2014 effort, in which Netanyahu gave in to the Clinton parameters but Abbas walked away.
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On Thursday, his lawyer told the High Court of Justice in London that British courts could not touch Mr. Becker because the Central African Republic — by some measures, the world's poorest country — named him in April as its attaché to the European Union for sports, culture and humanitarian affairs.
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In a Gaza hospital on Sunday, a 12-year-old Palestinian boy hit by Israeli gunfire on Friday said that when he approached the border fence with others in the crowd, he thought he would be safe as long as he did not touch the barrier or throw stones.
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The news of the alleged incident and impending court case first started when Mueller came forward with his version of the story that he did not touch the singer, but was still fired from his job at the country music station as a result of their picture together in 2013.
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Some solvers consider it cheating to ask for help, but I have long posited that asking a friend or loved one to assist with a clue only strengthens our bonds, as long as that person does not touch the grid or write in the answer for me in any way.
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Go deeper: Trump has promised to "not touch Social Security, to leave it the way it is" and to "save Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security without cuts" — and Mulvaney said the reason the current budget proposal doesn't touch those is because Trump told him, he "made a promise" he wouldn't.
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"Having made a decision in congress to not touch anything that has to do with VAT, it mutilates to a high degree the possibility of filling the gap of 14 trillion pesos," said Oscar Dario Perez, a lower house lawmaker from the ruling Democratic Center party, who also heads the commission.
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There was a concern that Julie Johnston was offside—and the assistant referee had the flag up for the call—but the referee overruled it because Johnston did not touch the ball or factor into the play, so the goal and the 1-0 lead for the U.S. stood. [NBCSN]
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They are encouraging inmates and staff to wash their hands constantly, use soap or sanitizer, lather up for 15-20 seconds, rinse under warm water, turn off the water using your arm or towel, do not touch your face with your hands, and cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze.
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Yet the new deal will not touch on many other areas of trade addressed in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, including environmental provisions, customs standards and intellectual property protection, said Wendy Cutler, a vice president at the Asia Society Policy Institute who led negotiations over that pact during the Obama administration.
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The cards, which also encourage senators to tell reporters that they are "preventing me from doing my job" and "please do not touch me," is just one example of the heightened security — and limited press access — in the Capitol that the Senate imposed ahead of the president&aposs impeachment trial.
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He had been asked to design a new entrance for the museum and, instead of adding on some utilitarian concrete block, had created a great welcoming space: put a swirling staircase underground and capped it with a glow of transparency and light that did not touch, let alone hurt, the old ornamented façades.
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But it was historically thought that if an exchange offer did not touch the core terms of the bond, there was no issue under the T.I.A., even if the result might be to leave the bondholder very nervous about the company's ability to pay off the old bonds according to their terms.
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The fact that Republicans went for it in the manner that they did and that Trump played a supporting role for a plan that would break some of his fundamental campaign promises — to not touch Medicaid and to cover all Americans — speaks to the very heart of the problem in our nation's capital.
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There's just been a lot of competing interest, which is a sign of a healthy democracy, that has really slowed down this rulemaking process in a way that we haven't seen in the U.K. But the final FAA rules really did not touch on privacy, and mostly of course we're about safety.
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" And while Trump has pledged to ensure that Americans who cannot afford health insurance will be covered -- in part by the government cutting "deals" with hospitals across the country -- Trump's health care plan does not touch on those ideas, instead suggesting that Trump will "reduce the number of individuals needing access to programs like Medicaid.
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Nunes did not touch on the fact that the majority of the whistleblower's complaint about Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukraine's president has been corroborated by a White House summary of call, Trump's own public statements, statements made by the acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, and a cascade of witness testimony.
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When asked, the company explained the decision was made because the company wanted to "put its best foot forward" and "a big amount of the [laptop] business in the US is not touch," which I take to mean that Huawei didn't want to confuse the market with what's supposed to be a straightforward laptop play.
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The version is full of ABRA's signature flourishes: doomy synths, energetic drum-machine punches, and reverb-heavy vocals that make you feel like you're listening to her deliver them on a smoky stage three metres away from you or somewhere down the end of an underground tunnel slick with a liquid you'd rather not touch.
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Although Mr. Macron's proposals were not insignificant — they will cost the French government about 10 billion euros, or about $11.3 billion, said Bruno Le Maire, the finance minister — they will not touch many of those who have been demonstrating, those who earn more than the minimum wage and so will not benefit from the increase.
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On a visit to the Kennedy Space Center yesterday, Vice President Mike Pence, there to give a speech on the Trump administration's plans for space exploration, laid his hand on a piece of hardware clearly marked with a "DO NOT TOUCH" sign — and scientists and science writers on the internet had a field day.
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Leaving entitlements alone and cutting elsewhere Another key Trump campaign promise was his vow to his voters, especially those in blue collar Midwestern swing states that he would not touch entitlements like Social Security or Medicare -- vast repositories of taxpayer dollars that with along with interests on the national debt make up two-thirds of the federal budget.
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The full thread is worth reading out loud to anyone who'll listen: Last year I decided to play the long game & didn't tamper with the confectionary: spooked by the year before, he would not touch a single Ferrero Rocher (which was great because he usually inhales them at 22018mph) so there were Ferreros aplenty for the rest of us.
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The report, however, focused on the FBI's probe into Clinton's emails and did not touch upon the origins of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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The IG report focused on the FBI's investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and did not touch upon the origins of Mueller's investigation into Russia's election interference.
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The best advice remains: Wash your hands before you shop and immediately after you shop, do not touch your face, and try to stay at least six feet away from other shoppers and store employees "Gloves don't really protect you because … it sticks to the gloves the same way it sticks to your hands," Fries said.
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Despite the velvet ropes, security guards, and "Do Not Touch" signs, the urge to touch the paintings in an art museum can be hard to resist—or impossible, as in the case of Andrew Shannon, who was convicted in 2014 for giving Monet's Argenteuil Basin with a Single Sailboat a knuckle sandwich at the National Gallery Ireland.
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House members will vote on a bill that funds Trump's signature campaign promise of a border wall and provides a path to citizenship for individuals who were brought to the US illegally as children by their parents, all happening under a retiring speaker who once vowed to conservatives he would not touch immigration as long as Barack Obama was President.
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Luck contraptions are not new to Mario Maker; right before the release of Mario Maker 2, the community became obsessed with a level called Lucky Draw, a stage where the player did not touch the controller, and instead watched as Mario, over and over, ran through a level that was essentially a dice roll to see if Mario made it to the end.
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Often credited as the creator of the splatter film, and an inspiration to John Carpenter, Wes Craven, John Waters, Quentin Tarantino and other filmmakers, Mr. Lewis graduated from the soft-core sex films known as nudie cuties to explore the lurid world of mayhem, torture and mass murder in a spate of films that traditional theaters would not touch with a 21972-foot pole.
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Key components: - 10- to 12-year pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million - $25 billion in a border security trust fund - Restricts parents from being sponsored for citizenship by their US citizen children if that child gained citizenship through the pathway created in the bill or if they brought the child to the US illegally - Does not touch the diversity visa program More on all of this from Tal Kopan, Lauren Fox and Ted Barrett here.
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For all the time he devotes to the con that companies like HubSpot run on their employees, the con they run on public investors and — when the bubble bursts again — the con they'll have run on the whole of the American economy, Lyons does not touch on the con closest to his own task: the one Silicon Valley runs on journalists and authors who write about what maniac bastards they all are.
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It has given his opponents an easy way to ridicule him (comparing his skin to Cheetos, or hoisting large orange balloons in his likeness) that does not touch upon the substance of his presidency or policies, and is in a way reminiscent of the president's own nicknames for his enemies like "Mini Mike" (a reference to former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's height) or "Sleepyeyes Chuck Todd" (Trump's derogatory name for the Meet the Press host).
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The DNC's lawsuit points to information from the Special Counsel Office's case against Alex van der Zwaan, a lawyer with ties to Gates and Manafort who pleaded guilty to lying to investigators about his contacts with Gates and an unnamed person referred to as "Person A." In van der Zwaan's case — which also did not touch on the campaign — prosecutors had alleged that Person A had ties to Russian intelligence, including in 2016, and that van der Zwaan knew this because Gates told him.
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