"I salute Chairman Powell for not wanting to hurt Main Street, for not wanting to throw people out of work needlessly, for not wanting to crush the economy," he said.
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This "included items like not wanting to lose the sex, still having romantic desires, not wanting to be alone, and not wanting to lose the other person's protection," the authors write.
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"To equate not wanting to get shot in the face with not wanting to write an essay is obscene."
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The whole purpose of lyrics like these, in other words, is about not wanting to grow up, about not wanting to change, about not wanting to stay in whatever boring suburban town you were forced to attend high school in.
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The other leading factors were not wanting to carry debt, not wanting the responsibility of maintaining a home, and worries over rising interest rates.
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I stopped just before the window above the atrium of the building, not wanting to feel vertigo, not wanting to test how thick the glass was.
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Mac Miller walked out of jail Thursday morning not wanting to talk about his DUI arrest -- and, apparently, not wanting folks to see his face either.
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The most common reasons for nondisclosure included not wanting to be judged or lectured, not wanting to hear how harmful a particular behavior is, and being embarrassed.
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Some of them likely revolved around the typical football mindset—not wanting a distraction, not wanting to give in to a player's contract demands, and so on.
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In theory, this seems like a reasonable balance between not wanting to remove artists from the platform entirely and not wanting the apperance of tacitly endorsing reprehensible behavior.
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It is an uncomfortable process, involving a delicate dance between not wanting to dwell on the loss and not wanting to stray from a vow to never forget.
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The combination of not wanting my hair to dull and not wanting it to get dry used to keep me away from shampoo, but now I'm kind of into it.
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He started 2017 with a lot of top Republican talent not wanting to work for him, and ends 2017 with a lot of Republican top talent not wanting to work for him.
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Not wanting to be traced, they all smash their phones.
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"It's about not wanting to steal the thunder," she says.
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And not wanting to do it as a season finale.
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They're about not wanting to be perceived as a racist.
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Why are you not wanting to have sex with me?
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Not wanting to burden his wife, however, he stayed quiet.
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Who couldn't imagine not wanting to be that age forever.
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Gauff repeatedly said no, not wanting to cry on camera.
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I don't wanna be judged for not wanting these kids.
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I wouldn't blame you for not wanting to read it.
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Definitely agree with the not wanting someone to save us.
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"If a partner is firm about a big life decision (not wanting marriage, not wanting babies, etc.) and you want something different, no amount of love will change a made-up mind," Pawlows says.
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Christian Carter read the 2016 poem Rose wrote, "I Am Not What You Think," in which he discussed not wanting his mother to lose him to violence and not wanting to become a statistic.
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That left Mr. Mulvaney in the awkward position of not wanting to openly defy the White House counsel, but also not wanting to imperil himself with a possible contempt citation for ignoring a subpoena.
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One is not wanting to racially profile, and the other is not wanting to be the neighbor of the San Bernardino shooter who didn't want to profile and, as a result, people lose their lives.
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It's not that I'm getting off on her not wanting it.
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Griffey — not wanting to rush into a major life decision — declined.
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I felt validated for not wanting to play it safe anymore.
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I remember not wanting to exist at such a young age.
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There's a lot of not wanting to talk about it still.
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The dancers loved it, sometimes not wanting to leave, Browar said.
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John, not wanting to appear a "hypocrite," didn't attend the funeral.
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He will also consider Kevin Sr. not wanting to press charges.
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"We are not wanting to shut down the Internet," she says.
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And you can't blame him for not wanting to do it.
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There's a lot of not wanting to send the wrong signals.
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"Xenophobia is an issue, not wanting Venezuelans here anymore," Casas said.
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And of course, I often feel guilty for not wanting it.
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But the motivation for not wanting to say goodbye is different.
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I hesitate to approach, not wanting to puncture their lustrous mirages.
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They're always talking about not wanting to be part of Washington.
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But JBK not wanting to give him an inch on anything.
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I have been called selfish for not wanting to have children.
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"I found myself not wanting to touch the guy," he said.
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The worst outcome would be not wanting to do it again.
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Not wanting to be party to this rip-off, I quit.
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I was really conscious about not wanting to curse at them.
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Typical NIMBY not wanting anyone new to join in, I thought.
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" She gained weight, "not wanting to be looked at by men.
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I stood off to the side, not wanting to inspire suspicion.
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I made some excuse about not wanting to remove my shoes.
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I was very sensitive to absolutely not wanting to do that.
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She cried intensely, but alone, not wanting anyone to see her.
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Although the deaths of their parents are painful, the family believes the decision was made out of love, both by Joe not wanting to leave his wife and by Jean not wanting to burden her loved ones.
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So yes, don't confuse teenagers not wanting to die with "saving" us.
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I remember how scared I was, not wanting to make any mistakes.
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I think its more about her not wanting herself to be outed.
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Later, he called me a coward for not wanting to date him.
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I was making excuses for not wanting to put in the work.
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Another looks away, not wanting to have anything to do with it.
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Durant's exodus sparked narratives about superstars not wanting to play with Westbrook.
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Any fan not wanting the bobblehead could request a different giveaway item.
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"My boy takes after me with not wanting to lose," says Boutiette.
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Not wanting to poison myself, I grossly overcooked my first few batches.
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Some cited not wanting their employers to know their stance on religion.
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Biden, paradoxically, talks and writes publicly about not wanting to give vent
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I can't imagine Congress not wanting to know answers to those questions.
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"It's not a matter of not wanting to be inclusive," said Dutzer.
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So I wanted to make a movie about not wanting to leave.
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And this strategy relies on you not wanting to go home again.
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Not wanting to be a party pooper, I shrugged off my concerns.
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Either way, the average result is Americans clearly not wanting a wall.
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"I'm assuming people will go back to not wanting it," Maddow joked.
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I don't blame them for not wanting to admit they know me.
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In another video, Mr. Gandolfini joked poolside about not wanting to leave.
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People are very conscious about not wanting to be seen as disrespectful.
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Massachusetts' problem, though, goes beyond cities not wanting pot on their turf.
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"In the N.F.L., it's about not wanting to be hindered," he said.
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Many of them view African-Americans as not wanting to work hard.
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We all go through phases of wanting it and not wanting it.
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He singled out Muslims for "not wanting to integrate" into French society.
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Not wanting to get drawn into litigation, he refused to tell her.
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And not wanting that for the future of my kids one day.
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A huge thing is not wanting regrets and not holding onto baggage.
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"I guess I pay attention," she says, not wanting to be contrary.
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The bottom for me, during that time, was not wanting to live anymore.
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I see it from their standpoint — not wanting to repeat the same game.
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Not wanting to seem petty, I didn't text or email him right away.
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E: We never go into any country not wanting to be the best.
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The Hells Angels supporting Canadian hip-hop and not wanting to kill anyone.
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Not wanting to get busy because the sex is bad is one thing.
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We're told George did it all anonymously ... not wanting any fanfare or adulation.
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People are just trying to shop, not wanting to be bothered by anything.
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Then that year passed, and I found myself not wanting to go home.
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This time, not wanting to jinx herself, Ms. Koff didn't explore the neighborhood.
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Kelly denies it at first, not wanting to worry Connie, who's fully deaf.
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It followed her home, resting on her shoulder and not wanting to leave.
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Johnson accused Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn of not wanting to be prime minister.
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The idea that people are not wanting to speak is just not true.
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For example, what's the problem with not wanting your underwear to fall down?
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Sandy, not wanting to cut the trip short, decided to stay at sea.
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"It's basically the system not wanting to do anything to change its policies."
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Hollywood not wanting actors to have too much authority, because they're basically livestock.
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DS: You speak about not wanting to go back too far in HyperNormalisation.
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I've been conscious of not wanting to sound one dimensional throughout my career.
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It turns out I never wavered in not wanting children of my own.
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The coach paused, not wanting to let the lions in on the answer.
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I hesitated, not wanting to spoil his dignity or intrude on his grief.
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So he lied to the FBI, not wanting to admit what had happened.
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Do you think that not wanting children could be considered an innate quality?
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Me not wanting her to lose me is largely an extension of my own ego, and my not wanting to lose her is a fear of being alone, but nonetheless those are circumstances which I spend far too much time pondering.
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Not wanting to take that away from him, she removed herself from the situation.
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Greg interprets this as a lack of ambition, of not wanting anything at all.
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"The feeling is basically not wanting to expose you to this individual," he continues.
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Hall, not wanting to fight one of the Oilers tough guys, ducked and covered.
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"The issue's obviously with Jordan [Spieth] not wanting to play with me," he said.
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"Sometimes we have issues with girls not wanting to change their hair," Oh says.
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"This isn't about being anti-Riot or not wanting to be here," Monahan says.
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The U.S. central bank has a long record of not wanting to surprise investors.
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Hawa screamed and threw herself on the ground, not wanting to believe the news.
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Not wanting to make out with someone for a picture is not 'being difficult.
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I mean, people talk about Facebook not wanting to make data available to others.
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He came onto Henry's show a bit skeptical and not wanting to discuss Smith.
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"My dad not wanting to leave his home," Santana wrote, ending it with #MendocinoComplexFire.
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Drug manufacturers are serious in not wanting to be a part of the process.
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I'm not going to go broke over not wanting to be a nice guy.
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Thirty-eight percent of them report people not wanting to conduct business with them.
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Is it actually you still missing your ex but not wanting to admit that?
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It has to do with me not wanting to define myself as one thing.
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With Trump clearly not wanting a war, he might even draw from their ideas.
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Greenblatt analyzes Richard III as an incel who blames women for not wanting him.
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"I remember not wanting to bother people," the now-32-year-old told CNBC.
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At Founders Fund, we find entrepreneurs not wanting to ever sell to be attractive.
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In some communities, however, there are more specific reasons for not wanting to donate.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Carruth had been motivated by not wanting to pay child support.
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"'Damn" for me is about not wanting to be stressed out in a relationship.
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I've learned that's called restraint; it comes from not wanting to hurt your feelings.
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Not wanting to talk to her, much less walk near her on the sidewalk.
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Not wanting to be alone, Bam manages to open a door to the Tower.
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Not wanting to be alone, Bam manages to open a door to the Tower.
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CAMIL In our story line, Xiomara was the one not wanting to have kids.
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I described the episode in vague language, not wanting to relive it out loud.
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"Pina had this culture of not wanting to give away too much," she explained.
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My mom isn't really so supportive about my not wanting to go to college.
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Not wanting to be left on the field alone, the Titans also stayed inside.
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Ghosn justified not naming names by not wanting to damage Japan-Lebanon bilateral relations.
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Joan, not wanting Mom to see how upset she was, moved to a bedroom.
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First, it was just three times a week, not wanting to disturb your rest.
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"Part of the disorder is not wanting to tame the mania," Lewis told CNN.
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Not wanting to be a downer, I replied that it was lovely and interesting.
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Chase has spent dozens of years now not wanting to talk about the ending.
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So you're talking about the entrepreneur, the celebrity not wanting to do this world.
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I dry my head, alone, not wanting the little people to see me like this.
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Actually, I'm sure there are still male editors not wanting to take advice from women.
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He also admitted to not wanting to pay Michele as part of their divorce agreement.
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We were sick of being mad as hell and not wanting to take it anymore.
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Not wanting to break his already delicate heart, they entered into some kind of relationship.
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It goes back to insurers not wanting to over- or under-pay you, Hunter said.
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And I think we should focus on how to deal with women not wanting abortion.
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Arizona has been inundated with immigrants who are not wanting to abide by American rules.
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For months, my parents comforted each other, not wanting to be even a foot apart.
|
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Mr. Martinez, not wanting to turn down the fellowship, told him the timing wasn't right.
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I retired, not wanting to be that athlete who strained her body past her prime.
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Not wanting to turn down $20 in free booze, I gave Thirstie one last shot.
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"I do absolutely understand not wanting your money going to actual political campaigning," she said.
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I felt like there was something wrong with me for not wanting sex with him.
|
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Can't blame them for not wanting to get covered in leftover taco meat and guacamole.
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He feels smothered, boxed in, and a little bit guilty for not wanting to reciprocate.
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"The issue's obviously with Jordan not wanting to play with me," Reed told the Times.
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So for me I always wanted it, but I also completely understand not wanting it.
|
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People cited not wanting to die alone as a big motivating factor in getting hitched.
|
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Not wanting him to be buried alone, they purchased grave sites for themselves as well.
|
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Who can blame Rob for not wanting to give him ten dollars every ten minutes?
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"We were not wanting to give up a three," New York coach Jeff Hornacek said.
|
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Not wanting to disappoint her relatives, she picked it up and pieced it back together.
|
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This photo even captures one squirrel not wanting to engage with the props at all.
|
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Not wanting to wake the napping passenger, they decided to grab seats in row 21.
|
|
Democrats have been careful in talking about impeachment, not wanting to overstep on the issue.
|
|
Not wanting to vaporize my valuable body, she put one single marble through my heart.
|
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But not wanting to appear too eager, he waited a week before accepting the job.
|
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And they likely won't do anything, not wanting to set up a fight with Trump.
|
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City officials have also had to step lightly, not wanting to set off interborough rivalries.
|
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Not wanting to worsen a divisive situation, Ms. Redstone decided not to push the issue.
|
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She is unwilling to move far, though, not wanting to make her children change schools.
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" Another officer wrote, "The dispute stems from his family not wanting her to marry him.
|
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Not wanting to flip is a strong motivation for staying focused on the present moment.
|
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"Being around him, not wanting to let him down, kept that drive going," he said.
|
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He threw another one, and Martinez, not wanting to get into a deep hole, swung.
|
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We had the same approach with Benny in left with not wanting to move him.
|
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I remember not wanting to come out of the solo because it felt so good.
|
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And your not wanting it to be so is not a plan to prevent it.
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"That's like a perfect recipe for people not wanting to do that thing," Egan said.
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Often if they're a single woman, they're hyper-conscious of not wanting to be pigeonholed.
|
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Not wanting to hug or be hugged is a problem grown-ups deal with, too.
|
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Still, some promotions pushed on—not wanting fighters who had trained hard to miss out.
|
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Like most establishment Republicans, Ryan was stuck not wanting to explicitly endorse an ill-informed, scandal-plagued reality TV star but also not wanting to criticize the candidate who had become more beloved by the GOP base than any Republican elected official, himself included.
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"My questioning of you ... is not about not wanting the President to be President," Cuomo countered.
|
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So another problem may simply be "people not wanting to consume full-price Frappuccinos," she said.
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We can't blame the Queen Mother for not wanting to stick around in that hostile environment.
|
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" I had to endure consistent speeches from them about "being lazy" and "not wanting to work.
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The Brothers, not wanting to trust others with their security, decided to create their own devices.
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Not wanting to wait there by herself any longer, she turned back to find Bourgeous, 30.
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The actress has spoken out in the past about not wanting to settle for subpar parts.
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Not wanting to die is actually one of the most rational beliefs a person can have.
|
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His generals pushed back, not wanting to escalate tensions with those two countries, the officials said.
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Not wanting to put your own money into the company is a bad sign, said Wagner.
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Not wanting to answer the question, Jenner ate one of the crickets in front of her.
|
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So not wanting to ruin my voice, I have to practice the air coming from lower.
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But Cena stressed that he's always been open and honest with Bella about not wanting children.
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They played carefully, not wanting to over-extend, and it worked out for them for awhile.
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Chatman, not wanting, I suspect, to undercut the force of the chief justice's fact-based conclusion.
|
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This policy, says Stark, deterred researchers not wanting to get caught up in a political battle.
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He refused preferential release, not wanting to leave any of his fellow prisoners of war behind.
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Are we snowflakes for not wanting to be led by men who want to kill us?
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Management not wanting to talk about its strategy is frustrating investors, said Jefferies analyst Brian Tanquilut.
|
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He refused to neuter Buck, not wanting to put the dog (or himself) through that experience.
|
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Not wanting to be out the money, she found a hotel resale website called Roomer Travel.
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It's hard to reconcile not wanting to support domestic violence and wanting to support your team.
|
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I understand from his point of view as a businessman, not wanting to turn away money.
|
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Not wanting to follow her mother's path, Gerdes turned to a different coping mechanism: endurance sports.
|
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NFL owners already are bitching about not wanting to put the Raiders in a small market.
|
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"We have not had issues with staff not wanting to come in," an Evergreen executive said.
|
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But not wanting a war does not mean remaining supine in the face of its outrages.
|
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A deep conflict of not needing to be, not wanting to be and wanting to be.
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We tend to think of people addicted to heroin as not wanting or seeking out treatment.
|
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He would oscillate between being open about details and not wanting to speak of his experience.
|
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The House withdrew its subpoena, not wanting to delay the impeachment inquiry with a legal battle.
|
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Not wanting to trouble my uncle as he drove, she made not a peep about it.
|
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I get not wanting to overreact, but that's a far cry from what's going on here.
|
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I think making art comes from being a little allergic to society, not wanting to belong.
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But there's still the persistent thought that wanting something isn't as cool as not wanting it.
|
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Although I was justified in not wanting to go to school, I felt a burning remorse.
|
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It's about not wanting to be complacent, and wanting to continue to be challenged and learn.
|
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No doubt much of this is people not wanting their heirs to inherit their financial woes.
|
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Because I've always been outspoken about not wanting an engagement ring, I rarely had to explain myself.
|
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There is a core and then there's not wanting to change because you don't want to change.
|
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"I was not wanting to be in debt," Toribio said of her decision to seek out Medicaid.
|
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Not wanting to make him feel awkward, she picked up her finger bowl and took a sip.
|
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This month, you are Nan — hoping for something more, but not wanting to leave your partner behind.
|
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Virginie Despentes, in her 2010 manifesto King Kong Theory, is unashamed of not wanting to be feminine.
|
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Not wanting to start the first day of the course on a negative note, I said nothing.
|
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I lowered my eyes and quietly obeyed his orders, not wanting to be rude to an adult.
|
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This is why people talk about not wanting your customers to see how the sausage is made.
|
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Then, not wanting to miss the show, he maneuvered to where Lovell was and his laughter stopped.
|
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It's never going to get better than this and here I am not wanting to do it.
|
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We also need to lose this idea that not wanting to die is somehow crazy or deviant.
|
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Not wanting a repeat of the incident, Keith picked up the can and disposed of it properly.
|
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But three years on, the parents have changed their tune, not wanting to lose a second child.
|
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Not wanting to look like an ageing dictator, Mr Putin, who is 65, posed with young activists.
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As I said, we had had very early discussions about not wanting to be a conspiracy movie.
|
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Not wanting to eject over Baghdad, the two-ship maneuvered south to get out of the city.
|
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This suggests that the full explanation is more subtle than men not wanting certain types of work.
|
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The majority cited not wanting "to hear about their co-worker's sex life" as their top reason.
|
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"There was the feeling of not wanting it to go away until we were ready," Goodman adds.
|
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Everyone is either mad at me, annoyed with me, or not wanting anything to do with me.
|
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Not wanting to bum people (or myself) out, I made it as bright and cute as possible.
|
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They were trying to get through, heads down, not wanting to attract the wrong kind of attention.
|
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Such a big part of adolescence is about not wanting to stand out, wanting to be accepted.
|
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"You're having a knee-jerk reaction to your sadness and not wanting to be alone," she says.
|
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Not wanting to alarm them, the FBI officer shared only the most basic details of the plot.
|
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I'm imagining all these judges straining to avoid new elections, and not wanting to toss out votes.
|
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Taking an informal survey of my friends, reasons for not wanting to hear about others' travel varied.
|
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It's a balance between not wanting to be predictable but also not shying away from big tunes.
|
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But Bell's mother intervened, not wanting Summons to miss out on her own event of a lifetime.
|
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Not wanting to have neighbors nearby, Mr. Roncoroni bought two acres of farmland and leased four more.
|
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It's that coal mines sometimes cut corners, not wanting to waste valuable resources, like time and money.
|
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Clinton's campaign handled the situation delicately, not wanting the chairwoman to feel intense pressure and dig in.
|
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Washington had good reasons for not wanting to take on the still dimly defined job of president.
|
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"There's a possibility of people not wanting to go through these difficult five years ahead," Byford said.
|
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I think they're used to us being timid and scared, and not wanting to ruffle any feathers.
|
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"It's not wanting to win that makes you a winner; it's refusing to fail," he once said.
|
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Not wanting to be reminded of the massacre every year, he ordered the stone to be destroyed.
|
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Her aunt Patricia remembers when Janelle would confide in her about not wanting to go to school.
|
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"The (Indian) government is not wanting to push the Myanmar regime towards the other side," added Yhome.
|
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She had to respect them for that and for not wanting to stay on and be poisoned.
|
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He wants to have sex, but Elijah demurs, not wanting to take advantage of a wasted Dill.
|
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That's something particularly black women have had to get over, not wanting to tear down black men.
|
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I remember not wanting the fans to think that it was just about the two of us.
|
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Not wanting to go alone, Ms. Drake said she was accompanied by a couple of female friends.
|
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Still, you raise a wrinkle that I respect: not wanting to seem ungrateful for a kind gift.
|
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I hesitated, not wanting to get my hopes up, but instinctively knew it must be my pager.
|
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"I retired, not wanting to be that athlete who strained her body past her prime," she said.
|
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"Someone will," she says, already saddled with a beginner and clearly not wanting to double her burden.
|
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He had been chafing for months now — not wanting to go to synagogue or wear a yarmulke.
|
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Of course, his not wanting to be explained made it very interesting to work on this book.
|
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"It's about not wanting to move the conversation to what to do about climate change," she said.
|
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Jordan vehemently rejects this idea, not wanting to be destabilized by a large new population of Palestinians.
|
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I say yes on a whim, not wanting to end up like the girls on this show.
|
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At this point, I am not wanting to attend the wedding because I feel this was intentional.
|
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"Vanessa has spoken out – pretty recently – about not wanting to get engaged on the show," Bristowe said.
|
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The Justice Department has strong institutional reasons for not wanting Judge Collyer's decision to stand as precedent.
|
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And that's not just me being paranoid — that's just me not wanting a repeat of the past.
|
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MANCHESTER, England — Henrikh Mkhitaryan would be forgiven for not wanting to take his work home with him.
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Some are hesitant to talk, not wanting their name to continue to be "drug" through the media.
|
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Ms. Merkel was clearly not happy but largely kept quiet, evidently not wanting to provoke more conflict.
|
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He described holding his mother's hand, not wanting to look, but also being unable to look away.
|
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Not wanting to be a wine snob, I happily sip away while nibbling on a Besan roti.
|
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They seem to be sort of hamstrung by that, scared of that, not wanting to acknowledge that.
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There's a risk of journalists not wanting to do those stories anymore because it's not that hot.
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They were cautious not to be critical of Francis while not wanting to sound soft on border security.
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Very few unemployed Medicaid enrollees reported not looking for work or not wanting a job, the study found.
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While out with friends, you might sit silently, not wanting to chat about a seemingly endless job search.
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Countries have a host of economic and strategic reasons for not wanting to rope off their sovereign waters.
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My comedy hero Woody Allen, and his untouchable PR machine and our not wanting it to be true.
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It's hard to blame people for not wanting to fix or upgrade a tablet that often costs $35.
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There's no shame in putting career above kids or simply not wanting to add to the planet's population.
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I know now that not wanting to go out with someone, saying no, is a perfectly fine response.
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Not wanting any confusion among viewers, the company didn't release the rights, PBS reported, prompting the new title.
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He claps back about not wanting to see pictures of Daniel, even if Issa didn't post them herself.
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The phrase "emotionally unavailable" can sound like a dismissive excuse for not wanting to be in a relationship.
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Nine-year-old Emma Rae cried as they switched canoes, not wanting to get in the second boat.
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Despite her bundle of joy on the way, Von D has previously been outspoken about not wanting kids.
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They may also offer bland reassurances about not wanting to keep Britain in the backstop against its will.
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This can result in us not wanting to go to work, even though we may like our jobs.
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"I remember not wanting to bother people," the now 32-year-old co-founder and CEO told CNBC.
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Not wanting to be the only one in the water, Craig Cooper topples Dhani Jones from his paddleboard!
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For this study, she analyzed 52 conversations featuring women who reported not wanting to have any future children.
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It's about reconnecting with lost parts of ourselves, remembering who we once were, mortality, not wanting to age.
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Not wanting to be left out, Google announced a reporting and dashboarding tool called Data Studio in May.
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Rob actually has the nerve to call Chyna "shady" for not wanting him to go through her messages.
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I respect your not wanting to sensationalize the subject, but I think there is this fear out there.
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I struggled for days, not wanting to accept it, to allow myself to feel the way I did.
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It's not about not wanting to talk about race—every single show that we did talks about race.
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Not wanting to get out much, her focus has instead been on buying things online for the baby.
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Not wanting to leave that amount of cash in the store, they called in the Zanesville Police Department.
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The survey also asked about the reasons for nondisclosure, such as embarrassment or not wanting to be judged.
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I still do see a lot of bias from investors not wanting to invest outside of the Valley.
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Companies have been muted in their objections to Trump's policies, many not wanting to cross the administration publicly.
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Not wanting to revisit the BBA drama, the Senate never made any attempt to pass a budget resolution.
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You have to put in the politics of not wanting to be seen as giving in to President.
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"I'm in danger of not wanting to live anymore if I don't feel good about myself," she said.
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"I understand this to her not wanting her private — her private personal e-mails being accessible," she said.
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The existence of a family itself creates a bias — the perception of not wanting to work too hard.
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The history of Oregon is partially the history of a state that legislated not wanting black people around.
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He may be still looking to run for president and not wanting to shoot himself in the foot.
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That, coupled with not wanting to infect others, was a plausible excuse for absences from holiday social gatherings.
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There was also an element of not wanting to [mess up] the take and ruin Paul's beautiful performance.
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But not wanting to be one of "those" women who "needs" a sex toy goes even deeper that.
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But at the same time, I also kind of understand people not wanting to be studied and scrutinized.
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It reads almost like an awkward father teaching his son about sex and not wanting to overdo it.
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Mr. Comey remained silent over the weekend, perhaps not wanting to add accelerant to the raging political fires.
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"From an early age I felt this acute sense of not wanting to need a man," she said.
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Not wanting to start elementary school too early, it starts high school earlier to save money on transportation.
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There's a lot of really intriguing, especially their not wanting to die or putting embeds in your eyes.
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Devastated, and not wanting to carry a nonviable pregnancy to term, Denee decided to take the abortion pill.
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Not wanting to face the heat the Obama administration did, the Trump administration is keeping the parks open.
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And not wanting to lose face in front of one another, they go for the spiciest option possible.
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These plans allow travelers to cancel a trip for any reason, including just not wanting to go anymore.
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Her classmates seemed mostly empathetic, but they avoided her on campus, apparently not wanting to anger their professors.
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I appreciated Freshly meals most on days when I came home late starving and not wanting to cook.
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There can be a stigma of therapy, of not wanting to commit to it for a long time.
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He wanted to apologize personally to Will, but we demurred, not wanting to become part of the story.
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And Father, not wanting to disappoint his guest, did not let on that he had already read it.
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Not wanting to go back, I make it happenuntil I hold the broken one, hold her and sing.
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I realized that was nostalgia and sentimentality, and that all the things that were holding me back in life could be traced to me not wanting to move out of my parents' house—or not wanting to leave the home that we moved out of when I was seven years old.
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But Mr. Northam has also been uncertain about how to handle calls to remove Confederate statues in the state after the bloodshed in Charlottesville this summer, seemingly torn between not wanting to offend whites in this history-drenched state and not wanting to get crosswise with his African-American base.
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But many are still recovering from wounds or staying away, not wanting to revive the memories of Nov. 13.
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Not wanting the innocent animal to drown, the Navy launched a 12-hour rescue operation to save the elephant.
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BERLIN — Can you blame Sony for not wanting to just throw in the towel for its ailing smartphone business?
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Talk about not wanting my children to listen to somebody," Conway, Trump's campaign manager, said on "Fox News Sunday.
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So Jon not wanting to pile on the "crazy" makes sense, but the hesitation speaks to a larger pattern.
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Not wanting to hurt the visitor, onlookers helped police keep an area around the sea lion clear from cars.
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The actor had been vocal about not wanting to get married or have children before eventually popping the question.
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Women need excuses to get out of sex; not wanting to have sex is not enough of a reason.
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I was like, I'm gonna show the world that I'm an actor and not wanting to talk about Jack.
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"Photographers want to catch this rare bird, who's just flying in there, not wanting to be photographed," Whittington explains.
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I love that their reasons for not wanting kids aren't about the environment or money struggles, but all jokes.
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The entire point of the song is about not wanting to deal with your phone on a night out.
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He says Tesla's recent surge has been the result of short-selling and investors not wanting to miss out.
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This appeals to my imagination, and I let myself build it up, wanting and not wanting to feel scared.
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" She tried to exit the situation, she said, "while not wanting to alienate the most powerful man in Hollywood.
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In the scene, Issa discusses not wanting to be labeled a certain way for going down on a guy.
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Screw your feelings, because they're rooted in not wanting to face terrible facts and your own messed up beliefs.
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Nor, as a candidate, is he prone to tantrums or divaesque demands (beyond not wanting a packed morning schedule).
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Davis spotted a bison near the trail and, not wanting to take any chances, she tried to avoid it.
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But McArthur was hesitant, not wanting to be seen as a transgender model, and thus separated from his peers.
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And I think some of that is the founder not wanting to do it, some of it is capability.
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"There were people there that were very adamant about not wanting to be on this case," Juror 73 recalled.
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This person, on Friday, condemned Democrats for … not wanting to give health care to poor and middle-class children.
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Not wanting to disappoint the hero, Admetos directs his servants to break with mourning and pour Hercules a drink.
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Mai also addressed the reason for their split saying, her not wanting to have children wasn't the only factor.
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And then, on Good Morning America, Ivana recalled Donald Trump Sr. not wanting to give his son his name.
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She called CRST and cited her complaints of sexual harassment and rape as reasons for not wanting to pay.
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" Not wanting to cause a fuss, McCormack said he decided to respect the school's wishes and "tone it down.
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Though it's not often, Lorber said, "you do hear about someone not wanting to live without their loved ones."
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"She was not wanting to feel controlled by her hair any longer, and take back her control," Myckelle said.
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I think for Ocean's I can't imagine anyone not wanting to see that movie, I mean just the cast.
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And it plays into the larger pattern of teams around the league not wanting to tell their fans anything.
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At the time there was an air of certain groups not wanting to come under the "new rave" banner.
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Initially she hid it, not wanting to encourage his racing career, but her conscience got the better of her.
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Not wanting to appear untutored, I pulled out my voting card and puzzled my way to the appropriate table.
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The relatives of his eldest son's fiancée called off their wedding, not wanting to associate their family with his.
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There are many reasons people don't speak up, including fear of losing their job, and not wanting to interfere.
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Some of this was due to our not wanting to glamorize the use of guns in his young age.
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There must be something wimpy about not wanting to snap a man's leg, even if it's just make-believe.
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So, of course, no one wanted to support the girl in a bikini ranting about not wanting to dance.
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For his part, he kept it on the down-low, not wanting to draw attention to his celebrity status.
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Avoiding touch or not wanting to undress are among warning signs that parents should be aware of, Lopez says.
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Some FSA officials said the crypto industry now needs heavier regulatory approach, while not wanting to stifle its growth.
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Combined with budget restrictions, requesters not wanting (or able to) go to court can wait years for a response.
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I wish it hadn't taken a serious medical condition for me to feel permitted to embrace not wanting children.
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Not wanting to leave anything to chance, the mother ordered a bulletproof backpack, to be used as a shield.
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"So, you know the bride?" she repeated, clearly not wanting to hear the words coming out of our mouths.
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I didn't want that, yet I feared something was wrong with me for not wanting what everyone else did.
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Not wanting to be entirely without an income, she decided to try freelancing in an area she enjoyed: design.
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"As I get more followers, I tend toward not wanting to be on Instagram as much," Ms. Friedman said.
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She believes part of the anger comes from people not wanting to complicate a narrative around someone they adore.
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Mr. Spear, not wanting to wait, tried to kick Mr. Coll and push past him into the doctor's office.
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However, Zhu declined any further examinations, not wanting to spend more money, and returned home, according to the report.
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She was -- by far -- the most eager candidate to interject, not wanting to miss a moment or an issue.
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Yet, Ms. Labaki, not wanting it to be dismissed as an exaggeration, made sure it was not quite fiction.
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How do you look at a lot of the tech people not wanting to work on Defense Department stuff?
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The reasons are complicated, ranging from what meteorologists are taught in college to not wanting to upset their viewers.
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"The Chinese government's attitude of not wanting but also not fearing a trade war has never changed," it said.
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KS: You could imagine fascist governments not wanting to have full ability to read people's thoughts at all times.
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Prosecutors WANTED to press but felt it was an uphill battle with the victim not wanting to press charges.
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"The things that are prevalent for every designer: feeling let down or emotionally spent after you finish something big, and on top of that, constantly wanting to hear feedback, but not wanting to hear feedback, wanting to know people love you, but not wanting to know people love you," Ms. Lyons said.
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Temperature play can be fun, but not wanting to play with ice or heat doesn't make you boring in bed.
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So it's (eerily) like I said in 2015: Not wanting Trump to be Person of the Year is one thing.
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And Alan hasn't forgiven himself for being depressed or Beatrice for not wanting to stay with him through his depression.
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"I understand that you have many reasons for not wanting to wear an engagement ring, and that's okay," he said.
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Not wanting to ruffle any more feathers, the couple turned the lights off, leaving their property dark in the evenings.
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The Blockers actor had been vocal about not wanting to get married and have children before eventually popping the question.
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I eventually sat down for the rest of the ceremony, not wanting to do a face-plant during the vows.
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Trouble is, confessing to not wanting to go out and get fucked is almost like admitting defeat in some way.
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He pointed to the potential new limitations on office development as a contributing factor to companies not wanting to stay.
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I was very shy, not wanting to go outside at times, and I was often afraid of being judged too.
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Over the course of its history, the U.S. central bank has a long record of not wanting to surprise investors.
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"I worked hard to maintain my normal, average life every day, not wanting a personal assistant for example," she said.
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Not wanting to be the only naked chef, I asked my fellow journalists if they'd join me in the nude.
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"Our biggest concern was our safety and the public's safety and not wanting anybody, paparazzi, to follow him," shet said.
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US officials have only pointed at Russia anonymously, not wanting to ruffle the delicate Moscow-Washington relationship at this point.
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For those not wanting to break the bank, the more modest Popolo Suite goes for a cool $7,400 a night.
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I called my mom and admitted to not wanting to live anymore but needing to make a few plans first.
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THR reported that Golden Globe hosting darlings Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have been vocal about not wanting the job.
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Lacking a large budget but not wanting for leadership and friendly industry sponsors, the team is something of an underdog.
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Not wanting to deal with such a harsh judgement and the legal fees that come along with it, many complied.
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Not wanting to deprive Kenny of his present, Stoddard set the dog bed on the ground to gauge his reaction.
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And although Furness, 62, was in the mindset of not wanting anything serious, Jackman, 50, knew she was the one.
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My mother had received my diagnosis years prior but, not wanting me to be "stigmatized," she kept it to herself.
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In general we operate out of wanting to be liked, not wanting to ruffle feathers, not asking for too much.
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"Companies are being gun-shy and risk-averse and not wanting to make big bets on transformative technology," Atkinson says.
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Nikita, 19, Student VICE: I'll start off by asking the obvious: why choose Tinder for not wanting to hook-up?
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I had been silent out of not wanting to mess up, out of a fear of saying the wrong thing.
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I don't think that that has happened, where the users are buying something that's more harmful and not wanting it.
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There is also the added safety element of not wanting to ride or run at night, especially as a woman.
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Obviously, I think you can see through my career a restlessness of not wanting to do something for too long.
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Users are able to mark their accounts as having potentially sensitive content, or as not wanting to see sensitive content.
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Mr Rawles himself will not reveal which state he chose, not wanting to be overrun when "everything hits the fan".
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"Our biggest concern was our safety and the public's safety and not wanting anybody, paparazzi, to follow him," Keast said.
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That's about not wanting to accept facts that would seem to call into question the legitimacy of his election victory.
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"I spent my entire career trying to focus on other people's stories, not wanting to be the story," he said.
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If they don't get to, this looks exactly like Obama not wanting Congress to vote on the Iran nuclear deal.
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"Often times, what gets in the way is not wanting to hurt a parent's feelings, or upset them," Brooks says.
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"I've always had to deal with people not wanting me to put solo albums out," he said, with a laugh.
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" On Biden not wanting to talk about deportations of immigrants during the Obama administration: "You can't have it both ways.
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What's the big deal with not wanting to call it "terrorism" when the FBI clearly was already thinking it was?
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And then he mused about not wanting to pursue "a fool's errand" in an appearance at the University of Delaware.
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But the two lawmakers were reluctant to discuss the matter, not wanting to further complicate hopes for reaching an agreement.
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I hesitated, not wanting to risk getting her or myself thrown out, but the race director quickly gave his assent.
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Then a "tall lady" climbs the tree too, and tells the kids her own reasons for not wanting to go.
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Take the old idiom about not wanting to see "how the sausage gets made" and flip it on its head.
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She is careful to put aside her political agenda in those conversations, she said, not wanting to exploit their grief.
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The endorphins afterward are great, so obviously I'm just in denial about not wanting to get my heart rate up.
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Not wanting to be late for an appointment, I did not run to tell anyone working there about my loss.
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Rowing is a rigorous workout for the muscles as well as for mindfulness: Not wanting to flip keeps you focused.
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Being reminded constantly, you tend to start worrying after a while and you start not wanting to explore yourself sexually.
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"I was conscious about not wanting to use things of that nature as some sort of emotional currency," Sampha said.
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It's that same tendency of someone who wants to run the country by himself, not wanting anyone to oppose him.
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At this point, with other people nearby and not wanting him to escape out the main door, I jump him.
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Ned, not wanting to murder his nephew, came up with the idea of simply pretending that he's not Rhaegar's son.
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At the same time, he said, the family presented that alligator with... He cut himself short, not wanting to be insensitive.
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Our lives changed forever on a Monday—a day that started with me complaining about not wanting to go to school.
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After she took Timmothy, Amy turned her phone off, presumably not wanting to be tracked as Jim tried to reach her.
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On Day 33 of a woman's period, when estrogen is at its lowest, there's fatigue, not wanting to leave the house.
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Highlights include not wanting to wear a jack in winter, cracking your joints, and how every cat acts at 3 AM.
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Another local restaurateur—who wished to remain nameless simply on the basis of not wanting his name associated with Zika—agrees.
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She had tweeted about not wanting to shoot a sex scene with a gay man and many considered her stance homophobic.
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I go upstairs and get a beer and fearfully wander around, not wanting to stay still long enough to be noticed.
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I would say it was a little bit of me not wanting to accept the reality that no one wants downloads.
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Traders said consumers not wanting to miss the opportunity to hedge their needs at low prices also contributed to the rise.
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Not wanting to settle for a no, we shared our pitches with each other for advice on how to improve them.
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"He seemed quite distressed to me, probably not knowing what to do and not wanting to let anybody down," Kaeppler recalls.
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"I definitely went into this not wanting to repeat what I've done or what's being done through my namesake," she says.
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"I ended up not wanting to go to school because of it," Tanaka told Reuters outside a batting cage in Tokyo.
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They can understand not wanting to tell, and the shame and embarrassment and all those things that go along with rape.
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Here's mmDust: I did a poor job at explaining when I talked about not wanting to build friendships with my viewers.
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As a similarly tall person, I deeply empathize with not wanting to get a hunchback because of janky, low-lying surfaces.
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Not wanting debt to control her life, Lapin left her job in broadcast news and decided to start a production company.
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Not wanting to be that dick by gatecrashing a funeral, I immediately let it go and head for Holland Park, a.k.a.
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His reasoning is the growing trend of young people not wanting to drive or seeing no reason to own a car.
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Barr told Reuters Health the high expectations of cancer patients are likely the result of them not wanting to lose hope.
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She later learned that he had a seizure in Saint Kitts but kept it from her, not wanting her to worry.
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It is a sentiment others may share, but Apple has legitimate reasons for not wanting to comply with the court's order.
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They were middle Americans whose gut sense was distrust—not being comfortable with him, not wanting to go along with him.
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He argued that the decision was due to Americans not wanting their tax dollars spent on supporting abortion clinics and practices.
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I think back to what you thought about the tech IPOs back in 215 and not wanting to be near them.
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Not wanting to lose ground on any of the competition, Casper has offered 20% off all sleep products for Black Friday.
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"It's squaring up positions going into the big number tomorrow, not wanting to be caught on the wrong side," Gaffney said.
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Eric, not wanting to be left behind, quit his job too and offered his data-crunching expertise to a genetics lab.
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Many think that his own selfish ambition — not wanting Pac to leave Death Row — led him to plot his friend's murder.
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Not wanting to eat a thousand-year-old egg, Perry spilled her guts and actually ranked them from best to worst.
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To have it end on an ambiguous note reeks of the show not wanting to side with a convicted sex offender.
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"I understand the fear and trepidation and not wanting your words to be used in an ugly way," he told me.
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That Strzok was unsure about joining Robert Mueller's probe, not wanting to hurt his chances of moving up in the FBI.
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My brother, not wanting to miss out on the fun, however, would ask for a snake or scorpion on his arm.
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Students in underserved communities of color face challenges to fit in while not wanting to lose a sense of culture identity.
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Rashida Tlaib's grandmother reacts to Trump's tweet about her not wanting to see the congresswoman after she was barred form Israel
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I understand your concerns about not wanting to live a yo-yo lifestyle, however, and it's a tricky balance to strike.
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Not wanting to back down from a suggestion, I, with a sense of cockeyed optimism, set up a blank 21x21 grid.
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"From being unable to respond, to being fully awake and not wanting to go to the hospital," she said last week.
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"They're not wanting to sign on to other presidential campaigns until they know whether Beto is going," Mikal Watts told Politico.
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So, not wanting to show up late on his first day, 20-year-old Carr left his home in Homewood, Ala.
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We all can identify with not wanting to stand by while the person who beat you is sworn in as president.
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"I kept crying and not wanting to go back to my tent in case those men came back," she tells me.
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Whether Sanders is leaving the White House: Sanders said she was "falsely accused" of not wanting to be at the briefing.
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Son, who claims to have already bagged $3 billion in profit from the Vision Fund's investments, is not wanting for cash.
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Not wanting to alienate their funding sources further, private equity firms seem willing to concede on social issues, pension experts say.
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But other Capitals walked by with their gloved hands covering their mouth and nose, joking about not wanting to get infected.
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Not wanting to appear different, I sat in the library on my first day and just kind of looked at people.
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In an essay about teaching at a former women's college, he is thrilled by not wanting to sleep with his students.
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At this time last year, you spoke about not wanting "Last Week Tonight" to be overrun by coverage of President Trump.
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Despite not wanting to get back into a relationship with him, Khloé has made it clear that she still respects Thompson.
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Not being able to take it anymore, she sat upright and blinked up at the sky, not wanting to believe it.
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There are some tweets about depression or not wanting to live, but I only post what I'm feeling in the moment.
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Trump cited some interesting reasons for not wanting to be held to the same standards as the rest of the world.
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Ms. vanden Heuvel There was a curiosity, a wanting to get outside of Misty Mountain, of not wanting to be confined.
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"For them to say they're bored, it has a lot to do with them not wanting to hear evidence," countered Sen.
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So, not wanting to miss out on the exciting #content of a budding romance, she opted for a compromise of sorts.
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Not wanting to lose their bounties, the captors sprayed the tops of the boxes with machine guns to open ventilation holes.
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Perhaps not wanting to add any fuel to the offensive firepower Karlsson brings each game, Lundqvist was succinct in his description.
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The billboard operator, not wanting to be caught in the middle of a legal hassle, took down the billboard last week.
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Like, Joan Didion talks about not wanting to throw out her husband's shoes in case he comes back and needs them.
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Organizers have ramped up attendance efforts, not wanting to be embarrassed by a poorer turnout than the women's marches last weekend.
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When death drew closer, a patient usually began to withdraw, not wanting to see people, and talking less if someone came.
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In the past, diplomats have urged caution on this front, not wanting to disrupt international relationships over the issue of deportees.
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"I'm in danger of not wanting to live anymore if I don't feel good about myself," she said on the show.
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A cousin in Binghamton, N.Y., not wanting Lord to miss the opportunity, offered to cover his caretaking duties for the night.
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I don't believe him or any of his defenders about him not wanting to run things again and neither should you.
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Catching wind of how dangerous the pit had become and not wanting to take responsibility for it but also not wanting to cop it in the ass, Fred then encourages the crowd to emit some "positive vibes" for the viewers at home while he skips half-mockingly around the stage waving his hand in the air.
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Comer waited until the last week of school to break the news to her students, not wanting it to be a distraction.
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Not wanting to let the moment pass, Melissa asked her son if there were other ways they might be able to help.
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Not wanting to go by herself, and unable to grasp the concept of abduction, she tearfully asked the kidnappers to join her.
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I snooze my alarm twice, not wanting to leave my little love cocoon, but eventually climb out of bed to get ready.
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I was also picked on all four years of high school, so I'm used to people not wanting me in their scene.
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Most second-hand mining rig vendors are banking on people not wanting to invest that amount of time in learning about mining.
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Twitter explained its decision then as not wanting to confuse users who may have thought the ad represented Twitter's own political viewpoint.
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The priest nails Fleabag's enigmatic heart when he accuses her of not wanting to be told exactly what to do after all.
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Tehran has already protested the Turkish incursion, not wanting to allow Syrian rebels who oppose Assad expand their influence in northern Syria.
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After all, much of the Anti reluctance to grant women the vote was tied up with not wanting black women to vote.
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Naz clearly made a mistake when he dissed Freddy by not wanting to join his squad — and he has faced the consequences.
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Not wanting him to miss out, Blake's sister, Taylor Mounts, wanted to bring the first special high school event, homecoming, to him.
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Lack of knowledge, fear of legal retaliation, not wanting to be shunned by Lin's friends and supporters in the NYC literary scene?
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On Wednesday the governor of Puerto Rico chided the players who spoke to the media about not wanting to play the games.
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"I enjoyed Brienne being put in that position of feeling awkward and not wanting the attention," she told Entertainment Weekly last year.
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"This is the more mature thing," she explains, not wanting there to be rifts within the family, at least not over this.
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Brilliant, and vivacious, and not wanting to miss out on anything, and ready to take the leap whenever she felt like it.
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There's an element of these cosmetics companies not wanting to change the status quo and spend any more money developing new things.
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Umm Abdullah, who had stayed inside, not wanting to show the troops her face, now heads out to beg them for help.
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Think of Worlds Apart, where the contestants watched Will berate Shirin, not wanting to step in lest the attention shift to them.
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Other filmmakers had approached Angelou about doing a documentary, but she declined, not wanting to collaborate with filmmakers she didn't know well.
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Not wanting to go to college in my home town, I summarily dismissed Brown and insisted I would go to Duke University.
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If I have a pet peeve it may be other funeral directors in the industry not wanting to go along with change.
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It's nice if you're part of this particular club, and no one can blame Slack for not wanting to reinvent the wheel.
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And it's not about having to explain it or not wanting to explain it — I just felt like it's mine, not yours.
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There is a difference between the work of not wanting others to die and the work that comes with keeping yourself alive.
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But Ms. Sanders declined, not wanting to appear in a photo alongside the comedian, according to two people who described the exchange.
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"You may see that children may have more difficulty separating from you and not wanting to be away from you," she says.
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"We came up against the issue of the clinics not wanting us there, and we struggled with this a lot," Petty said.
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While most would like to give less, they reported feeling in competition with other parents and not wanting to disappoint their kids.
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"I remember sitting in my room for four or five days not wanting to be alive, not talking to anybody," he said.
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You know: We're going to question these defendants and we're going to manipulate them into not wanting to have their lawyers present.
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EST: Not wanting to close the barn door after the horse has fled, Tidal has now officially re- (rih-?) released the album.
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Reasons included not wanting to be far from home, higher income taxes on the mainland and being unfamiliar with Chinese government policies.
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I cast quite close to what I'm looking for, so I'm not wanting anyone to be necessarily different from who they are.
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"I'm worried about people not wanting to come here because of the image they have of the Trump administration," Mr. Gray said.
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"Not wanting to see the film is connected to the decision I've made to stop working as an actor," Day-Lewis said.
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He had packed only one suit for the trip to the play-in game, not wanting to disturb the team's good vibes.
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But others have said that not wanting to draw attention to the ICBMs is different than a willingness to give them up.
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This idea of being a human and not wanting to be a gender is something I wanted to do in my performances.
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I'm quite driven and I absolutely love Queen Zee, and that overrides any fear I have about not wanting to do anything.
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Not wanting him to sell this private bikinied moment, she uploaded a selfie to Instagram, gazumping the pap out of his trade.
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Not wanting to appear to potential clients like he was just a teenager in over his head, Dave invented multiple staff personas.
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Their reasons included cost, discomfort with fertility preservation measures — that is, freezing sperm or eggs — and not wanting to delay hormone therapy.
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Larry Flynt has 2 reasons for not wanting to buy the newly listed Playboy Mansion -- no sloppy seconds and no sticky sheets.
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I stepped away again, not wanting to join them, I pulled my phone out but put it back in my pocket unchecked.
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Presidents in the wake of Mr. Nixon were circumspect in their invocations of executive privilege, not wanting to be associated with Watergate.
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But besides not wanting to condone XXXTentacion's behavior, the Grammys may also have considered that he could not appear on the show.
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My worry is electability is a smokescreen for for this sadly common thing, which is not wanting to support a female candidate.
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We decided mostly based on that factor, and out of not wanting our child to endure a lifetime of hardship and pain.
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The president kidded Mr. Stallone, who through a representative declined an interview request, about not wanting reporters called into the Oval Office.
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This is information I cut from the Grace Notes column, not wanting to diminish Big's bigness in readers' minds, or my own.
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Not wanting to stay in a country where I felt so vulnerable, I decided to continue my postgraduate studies abroad, in England.
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But it may be more a case of President Vladimir V. Putin not wanting the American use of force to appear decisive.
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Not wanting that to happen, the lawsuit said, the bank told Beim that it would have to end its relationship with Celmatix.
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And if I hesitated, not wanting to talk about embarrassing symptoms, he would soften his voice and give me a mild look.
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But most members brush off the idea publicly, not wanting to appear too eager and be subsequently passed over for the job.
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But I cannot blame them for not wanting to stop and unload their thoughts and fears to a reporter in that moment.
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Not wanting to spend time with someone is, on its own, a perfectly acceptable reason for deciding not to do that anymore.
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You refused (perhaps because of allergies, dislike of dogs or not wanting a pet for the weekend), and so were your invitations.
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Some indigenous performers declined invitations to take part in the production, not wanting to participate in any celebrations of Canada's 150th anniversary.
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Not wanting to miss out, I decided to head down to witness the magic of The Rising Sun collective in glorious, technicolour reality.
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I can easily see jurors not wanting to allow Roof to become the racist martyr he fantasized about when he committed these crimes.
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Everything Danerys had ever said about "breaking the wheel" and not wanting to be "the queen of ashes" goes up in dragon smoke.
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Not wanting to be rude or assaulted, neither physically nor verbally, women engage with our harassers just as long as we have to.
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Doctors Without Borders immediately condemned the agreement, and not wanting to be implicated in refugee detention, briefly pulled out, along with other NGOs.
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I'd find myself staring at my bowl of rice and beans and kale (#postworkoutcarbz), not wanting to eat but knowing I "had" to.
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Corinne adds Tori cracked a joke about not wanting to head straight home ... and then there was the "naked" hands quip about Tori.
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Rapinoe made her comments about not wanting to go to the White House to a reporter for Eight by Eight, a soccer magazine.
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I also think there's something weirdly perverse about bedding men based on not wanting to repeat the experience of what happened with Blaine.
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"The space I see people enter is wanting to advocate for themselves but not wanting to lose the support they have," Goldenberg says.
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Not wanting to break my vow of eating themed foods each day, I ordered pancakes and a McMuffin to construct my own McGriddle.
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Not wanting to ease into the sale gently, Amazon has kicked things off with a massive offer on Audible and Amazon Music Unlimited.
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Not wanting to miss out on any of the festival and birthday fun, Queen B's mother, Tina Knowles, was also at the festival.
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Orlando's ex-wife forbids her from attending the funeral, not wanting anyone to know that Orlando was in love with a trans woman.
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Wells said he always interpreted Wenner agreeing to the settlement as him not wanting the nature of what happened to come to light.
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Matthew Perry, aka Chandler, raised the concern of not wanting to ruin the otherwise perfect ending to the show that aired in 2004.
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When I got a Facebook account in 22013 he found me again and, not wanting to be rude, I accepted his friend request.
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This is me finally letting go of all the pain and weight I hold in my heart of not wanting to disappoint anybody.
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The girls surveyed in the study had a bunch of reasons for not wanting to use barrier methods of protection with other girls.
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I see no reason other that the legislature not wanting to further upset hospital administrators, thereby passing off the responsibility to somebody else.
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Not wanting to test their little helicopter at such an extreme height, the NASA engineers recreated these conditions inside the JPL Space Simulator.
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Sessions allies told me that wasn't good enough, though defenders of Spicer empathize with his not wanting to get ahead of the President.
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Today on The View, Whoopi Goldberg called out fashion editors for apparently not wanting to be seated next to Tiffany at Plein's show.
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"Helen, I'm just having another go at this phone, and I'm taking photos and they're taking when I'm not wanting them!" she laughs.
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And leaving aside not wanting to let people know that you're watching Triple Frontier — it's a fine movie … it's not a fine movie.
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Although Liu could easily have been her ticket out of her hardship, she rejected Yao, not wanting to burden him with her problems.
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Despite David reportedly not wanting his ex to carry on his last name, Shannon has ultimately decided that she'll be sticking with Beador.
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Freed from the intractable ethical dilemma of wanting to succeed in her field, but not wanting to sacrifice her principles, Lulu found peace.
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The second scenario involves an actor winning acclaim for two roles in the same year and not wanting to split votes between them.
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The deputy followed for several minutes, not wanting to make the traffic stop until more officers arrived, in case this was their suspect.
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When I realized I was in the minority, I sat quietly while my friends and colleagues gushed, not wanting to be a killjoy.
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You might assume that the answer has to do with safety, and not wanting teenagers playing against grizzled veterans down in the AHL.
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But Tillerson, the secretary of state who has been very adamant about not wanting to be secretary of state, is the clear frontrunner.
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Meros, 216, had also flown in for Games 63, 26 and 21, not wanting to miss the celebration 211 years in the making.
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Until recently, most large companies aimed to be neutral on controversial social issues, not wanting to alienate a large segment of potential customers.
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Lebanese Hezbollah demurs on Iran's demand that the group attack Israel, not wanting a war that would destroy much of its military capability.
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They have talked a lot about not wanting to invert the curve like typically happens at the end of a Fed tightening cycle.
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That wide gap between Democrats and Republicans on the issue was partially a function of wealthy Republicans not wanting to answer the question.
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I think it is more people unwinding positions and not wanting to go long for the weekend more than what Jay Powell said.
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Scheim said Sanders' decision not to attend AIPAC was "probably" tied to not wanting to alienate segments of his progressive base of support.
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"In many cases, parents come home exhausted, not wanting to talk, and many families no longer even share a common meal," Francis wrote.
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He is virulently anti-immigration, and his ex-wife accused him of not wanting their kids to go to school with Jewish students.
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Adam — not wanting to leave Caroline and Laird's apartment — calls Jessa to help him out and pick up a few supplies, including formula.
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Not wanting to offend the residents of their state, both Ms. Healey and Ms. Rosenblum dismissed any suggestion of another culpable party: voters.
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That could be viewed as Massachusetts voters not wanting to lose Warren, but it could also be seen as disliking a woman's ambition.
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But Cashman's main reason for not wanting Joe Girardi back was that he preferred someone with a stronger connection to his young players.
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Not wanting to admit to my parents — or, truthfully, to myself — how bad my condition was, I lied to them on the phone.
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Not wanting to lose the negotiation that she clearly felt she was winning, she proposed using a kitchen timer she could set herself.
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Not wanting to wait, Mr. Brown arranged to set aside rooms for women in existing dormitories, and Caltech began admitting women that fall.
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At the time, I had been in a constant cycle of feeling numb and empty, not wanting to participate in anything at all.
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It was just amazing we'd gone all this way with amateur tennis officials not wanting the pros to break into the amateur game.
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Trump touted the strength of the economy and GOP tax plan, accusing Democrats of not wanting the economy to rebound for political reasons.
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Many pharmaceutical companies have also made it more difficult for states to acquire the proper drugs, not wanting them associated with ending lives.
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Bombino accepted it, not wanting to be rude, but after two days he mustered the courage to trade it in for a guitar.
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He also understands why consumers would have privacy concerns, not wanting to upload sensitive financial data to a random server on the internet.
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Yet the pattern — wanting to be in charge but not wanting to deal with the day-to-day job — would quickly repeat itself.
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I'm not following out of interest or a sense of fun, but out of a sense of not wanting our civilization to fall.
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"After three days of vaping and not wanting a cigarette, I figured out, well, shoot, I think I just quit smoking," she recalled.
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Earlier in the episode we find out that Kevin and Zoe Baker (Melanie Liburd) split because she is adamant about not wanting children.
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Finally, Kevin O'Leary made an offer, but Siminoff turned him down, not wanting to offer O'Leary a 10 percent stake in the company.
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She told CNBC in an email later that she had learned that her own fears were solely based around not wanting to fail.
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Thankfully, not wanting to make phyllo (or fillo, as you might see it spelled in some places) does not mean not using it.
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A. I had a couple of out gay friends then, and they were all having conversations about not wanting it to affect them.
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He was reluctant to designate a chief of staff, not wanting to duplicate the power of Haldeman or Eisenhower "deputy president" Sherman Adams.
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Mindy: I feel like we were cautious about not wanting to go to Best Buy, because that seemed like where everyone would go.
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"Blockchain's very intriguing and for us it's a balance between not wanting to be Neanderthal but not wanting to put something out in a commercial application where the commercial application is still very unclear as a technologist, the technology is fascinating," Catherine Bessant, the chief operations and technology office at Bank of America, said during a CNBC event at Davos last week.
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Not wanting his iPad to be damaged in the sun, Blevins retrieved it while talking to his future wife on a hands-free headset.
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One thing I learn when talking with these non-smartphone folks is how it all boils down to them simply not wanting a smartphone.
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It was merely a briefing that seemed to end with the president and his team not wanting to work further with these particular individuals.
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Not wanting to deny Ryan a final moment with his best friend, the hospital agreed to let Mollie come in for a bedside visit.
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Some Republicans have quietly spoken of not wanting to take jobs in the administration, or of concern that they're on blacklists for past criticism.
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"Not wanting to leave Hillary hanging, Leo called his friends Justin and Jessica and asked if they would host for him," the source added.
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But her local bishop, not wanting her to leave, insisted she get permission from the Pope, who was then a prisoner of Napoleon Bonaparte.
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The man hustled after the boy, sort of walking fast while trying not to panic, not wanting to appear worried or angry or anything.
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There are things that I'm trying to say around those ideas, but I'm also very conscious about not wanting to re-traumatize Black people.
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But the combination of feeling overwhelmed by my father's situation and feeling bad about not wanting to take care of him is very isolating.
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But I love these characters and the universe they live in, and I can't imagine not wanting to revisit that world at some point.
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Not wanting to overcommit, I paid the single entry fee and resolved to keep an open mind about investing in my jerk-off future.
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This could also explain why Tywin tried to split up Jaime and Cersei as teenagers (beyond, you know, not wanting his kids to bone).
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Another service, Ader, was a bust because it paired him with influencers who just turned him down, not wanting to be associated with guns.
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I was so down for it — that was me the majority of school, not wanting to do my hair or try to look cute.
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But for many fees, it's not a matter of not wanting the service — it's just that there's little need to pull out your wallet.
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Fallon's issues with Cristal also stem from her own mommy issues and not wanting to see another woman try to step into that role.
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Beth isn't even trying: She refers to Kevin as Randall's "jackass brother" and doesn't mince words about not wanting to support him in rehab.
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It's hard to imagine anyone looking at something like Asus' new ZenBooks or Acer's Swifts against last year's models and not wanting the upgrade.
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"I guess I'm the family freak for not wanting to forget about her," he says in a moment of honesty about the late Monica.
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For those companies, and others like them, there is a sound argument in not wanting, even indirectly, to become an arm of the government.
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For a brief period, Wescott considered stopping his mission, but found Miles and continued on, not wanting to disappoint his friend or the donors.
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"So please, when politicians talk about things like not wanting to cover contraception or prenatal care or mammograms, think about us," the ladies share.
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Also, crucially, I had a personal stake in the idea of not wanting my medical decisions governed by the perceived interests of pharmaceutical companies.
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Kerry was no longer involved, Steve was not wanting to write anymore, we'd been on the road for two years doing the same things.
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Gomez declined to speak to the magazine about her rumored boyfriend, though she has a very understandable reason for not wanting to do so.
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Not wanting to comment is understandable, Essaegh said, particularly since few companies are terribly keen to talk Trump in relations to their bottom lines.
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"I think the underlying note of the day would be not wanting to be caught on the wrong side of the Fed," he said.
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After not seeing any improvement and not wanting to risk waiting for the ambulance, Nix rushes Kingston to the hospital in his patrol car.
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Court documents had previously showed that, bizarrely, it was only the FBI's reason for not wanting to hand over the exploit that was classified.
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Not wanting to risk the possibility of having to use the bathroom, that morning I took extra precaution in what I ate and drank.
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"We talked about a few things," Scalise said of the private phone call, not wanting to get into specific details of what was discussed.
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And the problem with that is by not wanting to interfere, or make things worse, usually what it seems is that people do nothing.
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Bowles said the reversal from his statements Monday was partly the result of not wanting to make personnel changes before consulting with his staff.
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Not wanting to give the opposing team six free team points, Johnson elected to have his hair cut above his neckline by a trainer.
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Some of Time's Up most prominent leaders are responding to Thandie Newton after the Westworld star accused the movement of not wanting her participation.
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It's also unclear how May will now be viewed by the U.S. president, notorious for not wanting to associate with those who look weak.
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For those whose hesitation to ride comes from not wanting to navigate the city alone, consider joining a biking group for an organized ride.
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In the end, my not wanting to miss anything led to me wanting to go back out with Tim in spite of my misgivings.
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Not wanting to test this quandary on our own bodies, we enlisted Dr. Rick Holley, a food microbiology professor at the University of Manitoba.
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After a while, however, you may realize that the lack of flexibility from your partner is more than just about not wanting more children.
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J.: We never really faced an issue with people not wanting to tell their stories or at first being hesitant about telling their stories.
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The only hope for the Yankees is that Ramirez runs afoul of Yogi Berra's theory of not wanting to waste hits in meaningless games.
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Not wanting to wait three days for a standby flight, we piled into a cab and headed to the Greyhound Terminal in downtown Manhattan.
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Petch stayed in Iceland to source the ice required for his cleanest-martini-possible mission, not wanting to sully the spirit with inferior water.
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Talk Your one-man show, "The New One," is about your not wanting to have a child, and then your struggles once you did.
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Government contractors, for the most part, have kept a low profile, not wanting to interrupt the highly competitive but dependable flow of government work.
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In drafting its proposal, the state has had to navigate the upstate-downstate divide, not wanting to be accused of favoring New York City.
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When the magic worked, it could yield delightful surprises: Mary Karr talking to me about not wanting to talk about David Foster Wallace's penis.
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The idea of people wearing safety pins — there's a lot of white folks not wanting to be confused for the racists or the bigots.
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Not wanting to be held to a different standard, though, many of the women decided a few weeks into training to shave in solidarity.
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Ryan, who also has three children, cited not wanting to be just a "Sunday dad" as a leading reason why he was stepping down.
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It is also possible that both sides in the negotiations are accentuating the positive, not wanting to be blamed if the talks ultimately fail.
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In typical "parents not wanting their kids to grow up" fashion, West said that their eldest daughter is no longer allowed to wear makeup.
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Most try not to get involved if they hear someone is in trouble, not wanting to be blamed if the person ends up dead.
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Some will simply cite not wanting to be pregnant, while others may bring up serious medical conditions such as endometriosis or polycystic ovarian syndrome.
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When not wanting to drive themselves to a given destination, some passengers — be they faithful to Uber or Lyft — feel the need for speed.
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But not wanting to divulge too much to the government, he said he would only tell Judge Cogan more about his plans in private.
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But she finds herself not wanting to use the book's full title, she admitted, saying she usually refers to it by its initials instead.
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But not wanting to be seen as conducting a fishing investigation, he handed it off to the United States attorney's office in New York.
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There is a messy story about a lot of people not wanting Trump to be president but finding excuses not to vote for Clinton.
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Not wanting to sacrifice its diversity quota, the network offered to let her keep her job after she paid a visit to the psychiatric hospital.
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But it is to say that he can have good business reasons for not wanting to release the footage, while still privately hoping Trump loses.
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Whether it's through children or whether it's them mentally not wanting to let the other person go, it's the less sitcom-y way to go.
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Whether for conformity reasons or not-wanting-to-watch-people-get-decapitated reasons, it's actually easy to abridge lots of pop culture with the internet.
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"We can't keep being so paralyzed by fear or by not wanting to disagree that we let ourselves be overwhelmed by the storm," she said.
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Not wanting to be at the hotel alone with him, I made up an excuse — I had an early morning and would have to postpone.
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Trucks fell in love with playing the drums as a young man -- despite his Baptist parents not wanting him to be involved with secular music.
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Not wanting to let another opportunity pass him by, NFL quarterback Cam Newton is jumping on the chance to star in his own mobile game.
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Not wanting to pick it up out of the water, we threw it a life preserver to climb upon and then towed it to land.
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" And despite Courtney's initial fears of not wanting "anyone thinking she was getting fat," Lopez raved of his wife, "I love when she is pregnant.
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Sitting in a restaurant near where she works earlier this month, Beatriz recalled not wanting to tell anyone at the time, fearing her family's judgment.
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"Going in, I was so mindful of not wanting that label," she told me over the phone a week and a half after her elimination.
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When shy artists retreat into themselves, it can be viewed as rude, moody and ungrateful and the claim of not wanting attention can seem contrived.
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The whole thing about having nude photos is not wanting other people to know (except maybe a special someone or two) that you have them.
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They "blew holes into the side of the building, not wanting to go through the main door because that was booby-trapped," the president revealed.
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But no, I was torn between not wanting to crush her spirit and making sure her project was viewed positively by her teacher and peers.
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The round, if launched, could also have a small "primary" component in which Coinbase raises more capital, though the company is not wanting for money.
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So talk about what you're trying to do, because we talked a little bit when I was using it about not wanting to be scared.
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It kind of defeated the purpose of not wanting my eyebrows to define me, but now they define me in a way that's actually me.
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Not wanting to drop $30 on coffee and bagels, I always leave my house about 250 minutes earlier than I need to, just in case.
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And if they feel they can get away with it, it's because they're banking on President Donald Trump not wanting to actually start a war.
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"She's not wanting you to feel like when she passed away that it was your responsibility to take care of your sister," Henry tells Richards.
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It's not entirely clear how much of this is about not wanting to tone things down and how much is about being pissed at Manafort.
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The physically strong daughter of a sea captain spends her time going on adventures, not wanting to grow up, and picking up and throwing people.
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Someone falling for a person who's outside their own perceived attractions and not wanting to overhaul the entire concept of their sexuality is perfectly legitimate.
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"There was the feeling of not wanting it to go away until we were ready," Goodman, 66, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's cover story.
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Not wanting anyone to know his secrets, he cut himself off from his friends and family—to whom he felt he was becoming a burden.
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Some drivers ended up stalled out in high waters while others -- not wanting to take a chance -- ditched their cars for kayaks and paddle boards.
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John declined, not wanting to do another animated movie after The Lion King, so Disney execs opted to turn it into a Broadway adaptation instead.
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It's really all part of the bandwagon effect: not wanting to appear stupid or close-minded, everyone pretends to "get it," even if they don't.
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The Clinton campaign, not wanting to play favorites among friends, described Mr. Becerra as one of several prominent Hispanic Democrats who have been very helpful.
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"I'd like to see the summary, but I understand them not wanting to provide it too, I do understand their arguments there," Flake said Monday.
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What is NATO supposed to do when Orban talks of neutrality, of not wanting to take sides that might put him at odds with Putin.
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Supporters blamed the standstill on leadership not wanting to highlight GOP divisions heading into the 2016 election, when they were defending two dozen Senate seats.
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On Thursday, Risch described not wanting to pass a bill right now as a way to maintain good faith during negotiations over the S-400.
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"My investors are now pushing for not wanting to go public anytime soon," said Mah, who started inDinero six years ago when she was 19.
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In season six, he was that Westeros guy nibbling on psychedelic weirwood bark, mumbling endlessly about being "the Three-Eyed Raven" and not "wanting" anything.
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However, following Carroll's advice — and not wanting to miss anything — I powered through, starting to process photos from earlier in the flight on my laptop.
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Minutes, hours passed and the girl lay under her beloved blanket thinking, not wanting to believe she heard the soothing sound of metal on wood.
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What she understood, even then, was that my not wanting to give birth to a child didn't mean I wouldn't want to mother our child.
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But when her schedule changed, she poked her head in at 4:30 — not wanting to be pushy — and asked if she could get takeout.
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"I'm personally surprised because I really thought that people would react in a much more reserved way, not wanting to be out there," Vinogradov said.
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Not wanting to surprise him, I spoke up and told him that I was on the stairs and about to pass him on his right.
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If all Indians really were so relentlessly cruel as the characters in Rao's novel, you couldn't blame someone for not wanting them living next door.
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They told stories of African students being picked on, or of kids not wanting to play with them or touch whatever toy they had touched.
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Feeling too lazy to wash my hair tomorrow and also not wanting it to bleed in my hair, I book myself a blowout before work.
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I think he's a hypocrite for theoretically being generous in his politics, but being very strict about money and not wanting to pay taxes himself.
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About a year later, when he complained about not wanting to attend a tennis lesson, she told him they had already paid for the lesson.
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"We're not wanting to put our finger on the scale in any way," said a board member of Priorities USA, the Democrats' largest super PAC.
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The sleeves are lovely and flowing which is great for those of us self-conscious about upper arms while not wanting to live in cardigans.
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" In the South, Lemming added, "they grow up not wanting to be a racecar driver, a baseball player, a basketball player — but a football player.
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Ms. Spanberger is keeping her head down, not wanting to nationalize her tough re-election race this year in a district Mr. Trump comfortably won.
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Not wanting their power weakened by future updates that could bring a queen or king, the rulers commission a firewall to keep all newcomers out.
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Where I had once interpreted Olivier's reticence as pessimism, I now saw the deep romanticism, the hopefulness, of not wanting to overstate or to overpromise.
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"My daughter was on it, and the next thing you know, she's watching a video about kids not wanting to eat their vegetables," Tahlia says.
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"I hate to say this, but I've spent more time on the couch in the den, not wanting the sun to rise," he tells PEOPLE.
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They did get two dissenters not wanting to cut rates further and many presidents going into the meeting saying we didn't need an additional cut.
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According to sociologist Gabriel Tarde's theory, this feeling of not wanting to be left out relies on consumers' impressions of simultaneous exposure to an event.
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The Italian government, not wanting to lose its flag carrier, continued to prop up its airline via emergency loans in violation of European Union rules.
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Or, more accurately, it's about navigating your real feelings (most of us aren't robots), while also not wanting to lose someone by scaring them away.
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It's jarring (and funny) to see the comic who released the special "Mostly Sex Stuff" now joke about not wanting to sleep with her husband.
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Not wanting to seem ungrateful (but truthfully, a little annoyed at being charged for something we didn't order), we paid and left a generous tip.
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"I stand by the comments that I made about not wanting to go to the White House, with the exception of the expletive," Rapinoe said.
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I appreciate their dedication to not wanting me to waste time on people I'm not compatible with, but I wish there was a bit of leeway.
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In the video, the women seem to truly be having fun as they sing confidently about not wanting to depend on anyone else but each other.
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Usually, visiting chefs let us guide them through the garden, plot by plot, not wanting to stray too far from the people who know their way.
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" More specifically, on Cohen's claim about not wanting a White House job, the official said: "You have to use the weapons you have at your disposal.
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It's not clear exactly what values Trump wants to ensure immigrants uphold, other than believing in the Constitution and not wanting it replaced with Sharia law.
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A few of those reasons are valid, but most are just poorly veiled excuses for being lazy and not wanting to spend 10 minutes on research.
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The "oh shit" isn't about not wanting another baby, but the surprise at a third pregnancy when her doctors claimed even one would be nearly impossible.
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Not wanting to live a life without a best friend for herself and her son Luca, Duff adopted a new French bulldog, Peaches, in March 2016.
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Add to that a president who has declared the media the enemy and it's hard to blame Zuck for not wanting to get his hands dirty.
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Who could blame you for not wanting to sit through an existentially depressing film about a man, a bear and revenge in single-digit climate conditions?
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But if this doom-and-gloom nihilism is really a way to convince yourself that you're "right" for not wanting kids, then dispatch with the justifications.
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And just to turn the tables on myself, I've caught myself not wanting to date someone because their skin color was too similar to my ex's.
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Tammy spearheaded the initiative, not wanting to be away from her baby girl, but still seeking to carry out her duty as Illinois' duly elected Senator.
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T.I. had halted production of his show as soon as heard Precious was in the accident, not wanting to continue filming without one of their own.
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Kaspersky's point about not wanting the world to know if his company shares information with the NSA illustrates a predicament that naturally arises in his business.
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Once you have seen how frightening the couple's first arrest was, there is no one who could fault them for not wanting to repeat the experience.
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Your life is changing in fantastic ways and you soon find yourself not wanting to be with the old friends who don't understand this new you.
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It's about reaching a level of vulnerability while making or playing your art, and not wanting to worry about being examined while you're in that process.
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I appreciate what she said about not wanting me to see her through the lens of her age — and up to this point I truly hadn't.
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She was honest with her college roommates, not wanting them to see the small meals she needed after surgery and think she had an eating disorder.
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But then at a neighborhood meeting, angry residents not wanting that kind of project near them were in an uproar over the 17-acre ground lease.
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" He added, "If there has been a consistent passion in Bill's life over the last twenty or thirty years, it is not wanting to pay taxes.
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Over time the desperation to be a part of his life turned into resentment and anger over him not wanting to be a part of mine.
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I responded to the shout about not wanting Zionists there by proclaiming that I was a proud Zionist who believes in two states for two peoples.
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It's that feeling that is so universal of not wanting to grow up, but needing that separation of the umbilical cord, which has become so tight.
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At some point the Democrats not wanting to make a deal will cost our Country more money than the Border Wall we are all talking about.
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Not wanting to miss out on the trend, many bakers also gave the dish a try, birthing the pizzeria culture that's still famous in Naples today.
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About to pull out my phone to Snap the countdown, I changed my mind last minute and put it away, not wanting to leave the moment.
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"Breaking News: I Don't Care" reads the quasi-meme, mocking the press not wanting to run stories that don't include salacious finger-pointing of Russian hackers.
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His dad comes around to him not wanting to continue to construction business within a couple of episodes and that's that: Archie is pursuing music instead.
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Musk has dismissed this, not wanting anything "public," as he prefers to avoid other people in his commuting space and expects others to feel the same.
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I decided to tell them the whole story, even though I have always found it difficult to tell, not wanting to sound like I was bragging.
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On Twitter, women shared reasons that included feelings of shame or confusion, not wanting to disappoint family members and a fear of retribution from the assailant.
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Mr. Tedisco rose immediately, calling Mr. Hoylman and other Democrats hypocrites for benefiting from security at the Capitol but not wanting the same for their constituents.
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Not wanting my blond pigtails to lead anyone to mistake me for a German girl, I had done it soon after the Germans marched into Prague.
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Not wanting to be left out of the current wave of Hollywood award show activism, the music industry has put a symbolic twist on the boutonniere.
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Women often list the same reasons she initially gave for not wanting to enter politics — private sector career, family, personal life — so initially she accepted it.
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"There is a social effect, and one of not wanting to miss the big event in the city," said Rodrigo Latorre, an independent sports marketing analyst.
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You go through your career not wanting to ever see it, and unfortunately it happens, and when you do see it, it does take a toll.
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"One morning he was walking me to my car, and I was nearly in tears over really, really not wanting to go to work," she says.
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I was toeing a fine line by not wanting to drink too much in order to avoid a bathroom run in the middle of the night.
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In a 2018 TNT special, Bryant discussed not wanting to go back to the No. 2 spot on the team after O'Neal got back into shape.
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We don't do it every night — part of not wanting it to feel like an obligation — but when we have a good read together, it's great.
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Not wanting to risk it, I called my soon-to-be employer and explained the situation, and could I put off starting for a couple weeks?
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White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley issued a statement on Monday criticizing them for apparently not wanting to figure out what really happened in 2016.
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We appreciate their dedication to not wanting us to waste time on people we're not compatible with, but we wish there was a bit of leeway.
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Mattis said he wasn't looking to change things, but hemmed and hawed about his past statements, seemingly not wanting to admit he had made a mistake.
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The experience reaffirmed his love for the game, and doubled as something he wouldn't trade for the world while not wanting to endure it ever again.
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Fear, or reticence, or a sense of not wanting to burden another, means that people suffer in silence — allowing the problem to grow larger and larger unchecked.
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"During the phone calls, Amy Murray talks about not wanting to be around her husband, Joshua Murray, and was wanting a divorce from him," the statement reads.
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I can understand Jon not wanting his death and rebirth brought up during his first conversation with Daenerys, especially when she already seemed doubtful of his sanity.
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Andreessen said the firm is doing this in part because it thinks the "pendulum has swung too far" in the direction of companies not wanting to IPO.
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Cap Situation: $209,715—last in the NFL After an acrimonious season of not wanting to drop into coverage, edge rusher Mario Williams is the first cut here.
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That was my reason for not wanting a wedding; buying a home is much more of an achievement than signing a piece of paper, I would say.
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When asked why Brown stayed working with the congressman for over a decade, Brown spoke of not wanting to risk her own career because of Conyers' behavior.
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You talk about the finale weighing on us; I think there was an emotional element of not wanting to write this scene, because of what it represented.
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And I assume most people have been in a position of wanting out of a relationship, not feeling it, but not wanting to hurt the other person.
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For years, whenever I saw a new line of nude lipsticks or glosses from my favorite brands, I'd keep browsing, not wanting to relive my nylon nightmare.
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Israel has refused to divulge details of technological advances in its ability to locate tunnels, not wanting to provide information that could be useful to its enemies.
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Naturally, Dan's moods fluctuate, from cheery and energetic to demoralized and red-eyed, frequently staring at the camera before averting his gaze, not wanting to break down.
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The PR folks may scoff at that tagline, not wanting to sully the sophisticated image of Colorado skiing, but it could be a boon for the industry.
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For me, the question of whether to use certain words is less about being "allowed" to say something and more about not wanting to hurt another person.
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The film worked better for me when it was about the personal stakes of T'Challa's family and friends not wanting to be ruled by this hostile stranger.
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"I thought this is either a dream or a joke...and then started the whole trial of them not wanting me and Francis wanting me," Pacino recalled.
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Not wanting to make the growth of the characters a digital effect, I cut the smaller character sets into rectangles and removed the white paper in photoshop.
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He told me I could continue, but I could see the struggle in his eyes; the struggle between not wanting to hurt my feelings and growing up.
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Sure there are ways to guarantee you cancel a "free" trial if you end up not wanting the service, but why is the burden on the consumer?
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The truth is, support for access to safe, legal abortion is robust in the United States — with 69 percent of Americans not wanting to see Roe v.
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It's really about starting that conversation—saying 'we can talk about weight gain; we can talk about feeling fuzzy, not wanting to eat or eating too much.
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Trying to get justice in a situation where we felt we had been dealt a raw deal, and not wanting to see anybody else go through that.
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She was coming from a place of being an overprotective mom, and not wanting me to have a tough life, or one that was scary for me.
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The political logic behind opposing Obamacare is at least partially about not wanting to pay for the care of others, particularly if those individuals are deemed undeserving.
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Some of these complaints have merit—people paying £150 ($220) for a seat are justified in not wanting to watch a play through someone else's mobile phone.
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It's like homeowners not wanting their house to be listed for six months if they're not yet ready to sell, lest buyers think there's a structural problem.
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I told him I didn't have a long-term plan, and he said he wouldn't take the risk of marrying me and then me not wanting kids.
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You mention in the reissue book that you were very intent on maintaining your vision for your work, and not wanting anyone else to push their agenda.
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There are legitimate reasons that people use ad blockers, according to McClusky, like a desire to speed up web browsing or not wanting to be tracked online.
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Again, by all accounts, Francis initially demurred, not wanting to risk his friendship with Henry, who was an egoist at best and a narcissist at his worst.
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"These slide steps, these defensive shifts, guys not wanting to 'give away outs' — they're stopping the running game," Rollins, who now plays for the White Sox, said.
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Chief Brown said he had enlisted surrounding police agencies to provide security for the president's visit, not wanting to put that added burden on his fatigued officers.
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For those not wanting to drive, there's Capital Metro, the public transportation system servicing the Austin metro area, as well as Amtrak trains and intercity bus lines.
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But nowadays with all the controversy going on with the President, we have now and the sports teams not wanting to go it's more of a challenge.
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Hitherto objections to such an effort have generally centered on the sophistication of Syrian air defenses and not wanting to create a deeper conflict with the Russians.
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Recode's sources also said Whetstone's decision to leave was complex, but that at least one reason had to do with not wanting to be involved in drama.
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I asked a lot of Republicans what Democrats seem likely to do and whether this was reminiscent at all of Republicans not wanting to improve the ACA.
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Simply put, you'd forgive a fighter—a competitor who appreciates their limbs and joints in equal measure—for not wanting any part of a fight against Palhares.
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I feel like I've always been supremely aware of not wanting to be a put-upon wife and he doesn't want to be a stereotypical boneheaded husband.
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But, not wanting to intrude on a family getaway, we thanked them for their kindness and threw our packs back on, steeling ourselves for a nighttime descent.
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At some point the Democrats not wanting to make a deal will cost our Country more money than the Border Wall we are all talking about. Crazy!
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Brennan, not wanting to carry even the smallest deception on his conscience, said that he voted for Gus Hall, the Communist Party candidate for president, in 1976.
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"Young people have grown up to be ashamed of where we're from, not wanting to celebrate Indigenous culture and heritage," said Robert Young, 28, an Indigenous artist.
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Aid agencies often cite the fear of conscription, and punishment for ducking it, as one of the main reasons refugees give for not wanting to return home.
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But in this case, announcers are not always certain what to do, some striving to be sensitive but others not wanting to sound like they are affecting.
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Management has been so pummeled with the notion that workers must be friends that not wanting to eat cake with some near-strangers may seem like shirking.
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Organizers have ramped up attendance efforts, not wanting to be embarrassed by a poorer turnout than the women's marches last weekend that drew over a million people.
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However, Di Maio and League leader Matteo Salvini each refused to let the other become prime minister, not wanting to appear the junior partner in any deal.
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But religious authorities, not wanting to appear weak, are still urging people to visit the holy city for spiritual healing and have not locked the area down.
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Not wanting to disappoint her friend, Annie decides to inject her personal life with some oomph, and the film within the film unfolds into absurdity and chaos.
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"I remember crying every time not wanting to wash my hair because I knew how much hair I would lose," she wrote in the Facebook support group.
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Beyond not wanting to see his life turned upside down, Mateo and Cheyenne's (Nichole Bloom) schemes and banter are part of what makes this series so great.
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"Countries like Canada, Australia, and China have developed proactive recruiting strategies and are actively recruiting students, while we seemingly are not wanting to attract students," Banks said.
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Studies have noted that between 12 and 26 percent of parents reported not wanting or needing help, or being unwilling to seek help for a child's depression.
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Not wanting to be left behind in the world's fastest-growing region of internet users, CP also boasts e-commerce platforms in Thailand such as wemall and weloveshopping.com.
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A few days later, Manson instructed to her to kill an actor, and not wanting to actually go through with it, Kasabian instead knocked on the wrong door.
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And then, you hear them not wanting to draft Dwayne Haskins, and you just kind of scratch your head like, 'Man, does this team really want to win?
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" Not wanting to worry his wife, Robert "told her to relax for a minute and I was somehow able to unwrap the chord [sic] from the baby's neck.
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Not wanting to have sex with each other anymore was the whole reason Katie and I broke up, and it's exactly why she makes such a stellar roommate.
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"But for our purposes here, there is tremendous wealth being created and what it's doing is making people, I think, not wanting to sell stocks," Cramer said. Disclaimer
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Otherwise, your partner not wanting to spend much time around your friends is totally fine, as long as they have a good reason and you're okay with it.
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"Dancing" is a song about not wanting to sit home alone, you see, so TV Kylie represents a fantasy that weird-recliner-chair Kylie wishes she was living.
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"It has to do with me not wanting a situation in which we're suddenly exposed to liabilities for all the work that we're doing all around the world."
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"He may issue a statement later to try to clean that up, and hew back to his original position of not wanting to say anything new," Rosenzweig said.
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Sandor, seeing all the horrible things one can commit as a knight, decides that he will not take a knighthood, not wanting to be associated with his brother.
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Not wanting to use the demo vocal, we asked My Larsdotter from the band My Bubba (who we met in Iceland on a gig) to dub her lines.
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For some, Hue's smart light bulbs may even be their first experience with a smart home device — and this outage may leave them not wanting to try again.
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Not wanting to die, Drogon hightailed it out of there and flew around Essos before heading over to the Shadow Lands where he found tons of other dragons.
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She says the school even had to install new rules that closed the library early because the girls were staying up late studying and not wanting to rest.
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But, not wanting to exist solely in her parents' shadows didn't stop Kravitz from paying homage to them with her new Rolling Stone cover, on newsstands November 2.
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On top of not wanting to pay players a decent wage, MiLB doesn't even want to have to pay for the fight to make sure it doesn't happen.
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He avoided giving serious answers to direct questions about the project for years, not wanting to totally shatter the fun for anyone who might wander into the game.
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By having shopping, search, ordering cabs and other actions in one app, Facebook will be able to appeal to consumers not wanting 20 different apps on their smartphone.
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"To see mom not wanting to get out of bed because it might hurt to walk around the room, that was really difficult," Bam says on the episode.
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It was enough to push me to the brink of not wanting to live—but I have always had the self-fortitude to not wanna end my life.
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Not wanting to be on the road, the newly wed Bhullar prefers to stay at his family's compound in Richmond where he lives with 20 other family members.
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But China has many very good reasons for not wanting to push North Korea to the brink of collapse and is unlikely to turn the screws that hard.
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I was having this moment of just not wanting to retrace our steps and I wasn't providing a huge amount of material for the guys to work on.
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"But that isn't a result of sellers not wanting to sell in an uncertain market, but of a lack of spectacular guarantees" that flush out the best works.
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Similarly, it should be said that just about everyone has dreamed about having the ability the fly -- while still not wanting to be out-front all the time.
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During previous extended shutdowns that occurred under former Presidents Obama and Clinton, the administrations decided to close the parks to visitors, not wanting to jeopardize the public's safety.
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Journalists use such phones in the course of their work, to say nothing of people who have legitimate reasons for not wanting to be tracked, like abuse victims.
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Not wanting to wait for a rebuild with three children, Bailey said, they were fortunate to buy a house for sale in Kelseyville, 15 miles north of Cobb.
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"Even though Matt and Paul had been very definitive about not wanting to come back, we weren't really willing to submit to that," she added with a laugh.
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The signal was clear: Republican leaders were going to provide "cover" for their fellow legislators seeking election and not wanting to be confronted by an embarrassing vote. Why?
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Stalled for negotiations: On Thursday, Risch described not wanting to pass a bill right now as a way to maintain good faith during negotiations over the S-400.
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Though, again, Zipp owners not wanting to agree to their personal data being processed by the ecommerce giant can do so by avoiding registering for the Alexa app.
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I dated for a couple years, still not wanting to put so much pressure on myself to find my 'baby daddy' — I really wanted to find true love.
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And not wanting to risk the loss of business, he put aside his own revulsion and added meat — sausage — as one of 10 pizza toppings on the menu.
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I still find her version very troubling — it's a lovely and gorgeous version — so, if anything, I have to thank her for not wanting it to come out.
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No reason, really, beyond me not wanting to be here all day, telling you about very good video games I have played in the first half of 2016.
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It never got through, not just because fossil-fuel interests hated it but also because elements of the left, not wanting to help nuclear plants, also opposed it.
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Not wanting to wait, the couple married elsewhere in the state, said Drew Courtney, a spokesman for the People for the American Way Foundation, which represented the couple.
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"Given the fragile debt situation... the Fund could be forgiven for not wanting to throw (more) good money after bad," developing markets advisory Tellimer said in a note.
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"Given the fragile debt situation... the Fund could be forgiven for not wanting to throw (more) good money after bad," developing markets advisory Tellimer said in a note.
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Not wanting to go back to publishing with her tail between her legs, she takes her bosses up on their offer to place her in another tech job.
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But what is more likely to happen in such a scenario is that the refs hold their whistles somewhat, not wanting to make the game unwatchable or unplayable.
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China, North Korea's neighbor and erstwhile ally, has been ambivalent over sanctions on North Korea, not wanting to destabilize the regime nor antagonize President Donald Trump, Haenle said.
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Mr. Thune, not wanting to create a new middle-class entitlement, would like to provide more financial assistance to lower-income people and less to higher-income people.
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"I have a nasty habit of not wanting the stream to end, even though I'm aware I'm supposed to so we can have some 'married time,'" Aimee said.
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"The hippie 2.0 generation is turning LSD into people pursuing their purpose and their highest potential, not wanting to go out and party and go crazy," she says.
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" Fallon, who's a regular at Il Mulino, noticed their discretion and after dinner, "he went up to them said, 'I appreciate you guys not wanting to disturb us.
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Not wanting to "deal with" Pearlman because of anger, frustration, or sheer hatred, rendered The Boy Band Con's creators incapable of assessing their subject in a meaningful way.
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Johnson is sincere in not wanting an election right now, but he has concluded there is no other choice if he wants to deliver Brexit by October 31.
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"It was very hard to explain to my mom that this wasn't about me not wanting to see her, but about doing what I came here to do."
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It turns out that capitalism rests on the foundation on some level of people not wanting to be assholes, but Trump is just willing to be an asshole.
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There's a well-written tension between each kid wanting to be heard and each kid also really not wanting their fears to be confirmed by listening to the others.
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I also asked him about his role in the LSD network, not wanting to miss a chance to get an inside account of the UK's largest acid distribution gang.
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There is one thing about Solo that I am cautiously excited about and my anticipation for it would 100% negate my previous statement about not wanting a disparate story.
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These are people who wronged him, and he snaps his phone shut in disgust, not wanting to think about the bad times while he was in his happy place.
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I think sometimes I really don't want to work together more that day, but I think that might just be not wanting to work anymore, with or without you.
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Some attribute this to business professionals not wanting to distract others with loud colors while, say, attending a meeting, but that doesn't explain the general dearth of colorful laptops.
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She said that's what Hyde-Smith thought was a great idea, but then she pointed out that college campuses were liberal and made the joke about not wanting votes.
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There are times when the anticipation of what's going to happen might get the best of you, and you'll find yourself not wanting your feet to touch the ground.
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Examples of this could include alt-gin for gin and tonics or botanical-infused faux spirits for a faux martini, which would appeal to customers not wanting to drink.
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Not wanting the $21 order to go to waste, Conway put the outfit on her curly-coated canine and it fit the 229-year-old Bedlington Terrier just right.
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At that point she closed her business, not wanting the Zetas to track her to it, and by April she was sure that one day they would kill her.
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For most of the six-year-long conflict in Syria, Israel has stuck determinedly to the sidelines, not wanting to get sucked into the chaos unfolding to its northeast.
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But, not wanting to make Charlie bear the entire burden of my discomfort or gender inequality, I spent the rest of the day on Daniel's couch, aching and scared.
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"AILING", "sick to the bone", not wanting "sticking-plaster solutions"—the raft of journalistic metaphors for the National Health Service can seem as crowded as a hospital emergency room.
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The worst part of not wanting to fall asleep next to a person you don't really know is the challenge of finding things to do that'll keep you awake.
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That means borrowers are steering clear for now, not wanting to pay too much of a new issue premium for fear it could set an unwelcome and expensive precedent.
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Facebook has the industry weight to bring in collaborators early, and partners don't really need any motivation beyond not wanting to suffer the opportunity cost if it works out.
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Yet something seems to have encouraged Barrick to move, aside from not wanting to fall behind a combined Newmont-Goldcorp as the world's largest gold firm by market capitalisation.
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"While I wanted the notifications to stop bringing me sadness, there was also an element of not wanting to completely eradicate the memory of my unborn child," she said.
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Not wanting to fall into the condescending trap of other journalists, I hesitate to ask about influence drawn from being in the last incarnation of Ari Up's The Slits.
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" He went on to criticize former president Bill Clinton for being "weak and ineffective" with North Korea, and former president Barack Obama for not wanting "to talk about it.
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"It wasn't about not wanting to advise on something where I thought that we could help or we had a point of view that should be heard," Cook said.
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