Putting off cuts, however, will not fix rotten public finances.
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Afterwards, I get to the dishes I've been putting off.
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Putting off taking your car in for a recall fix?
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We cannot keep on putting off the withdrawal date indefinitely.
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Still, McKennon kept putting off losing weight, until a Dec.
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No wonder politicians keep putting off the day of reckoning.
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You'd do all of the things you've been putting off.
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Millennials are largely putting off buying and renting longer instead.
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Millennials are putting off having kids or opting out completely.
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Are we gonna keep putting off until it's too late?
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People are putting off marriage, kids, home ownership, and retirement.
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Women should also avoid putting off pregnancy, Redecha added by email.
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The techno-underpinned raciness doesn't seem to be putting off users.
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Finally schedule all those doctors appointments you've been putting off. 10.
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It is delaying marriages and putting off the raising of children.
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In general, young people are putting off saving for the future.
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Older Americans are putting off retirement because they haven't saved enough.
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Aren't we all just putting off the inevitable — the inevitable being pizza?
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For now they are putting off investments or drawing up contingency plans.
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People my age are increasingly putting off or deciding against having children.
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Trump had faced scrutiny for putting off a visit to the troops.
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As Roy kept putting off attempts to kill himself, Carter grew frustrated.
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Or the invite to that thing you've been putting off responding to.
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But Democrats and Republicans had similar responses about putting off medical treatment.
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Get all the stuff done at home that you've been putting off.
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Putting off your spring cleaning because you don't have the right gear?
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Go to your dentist for the teeth cleaning you've been putting off.
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If I was putting off the task, I wasn't doing it consciously.
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It's a tedious task you've been putting off for what could be years.
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Whatever it is you're putting off suddenly looks like a piece of cake.
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For those us who have been putting off preparations for the 7 a.m.
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Workaholics and procrastinators should know they're far from alone in putting off vacation.
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Mr Morawiecki's talk of national champions and "national capital" risks putting off foreigners.
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When you're putting off a request, people often to like to know why.
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A new TV is one of those purchases that you keep putting off.
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Byrne added that the NYPD could not longer justify putting off disciplinary proceedings.
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But the president signed a six-month waiver putting off the embassy move.
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Manu Ginobili appears to be putting off retirement for at least another season.
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But putting off retirement savings can present a bigger cost down the road.
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I put away some kitchen stuff I have been putting off since moving.
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Tonight's perfect for accomplishing any chores around your house that you've been putting off.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's office said it was not considering putting off the vote.
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By not shutting down struggling companies, China is putting off a much-needed shakeout.
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More tests or design changes may mean putting off its opening far beyond 2018.
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"I was able to purchase a few things I've been putting off," Anderson said.
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I'm dreading the day my Zune breaks, and I keep putting off that thought.
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Just about one-third cited high debt as a reason for putting off buying.
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It isn't easy putting off instant gratification to save for a far-away date.
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Americans, for instance, are increasingly putting off marrying to prioritize personal and career aspirations.
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I have admittedly been putting off the task, too, because, well, Amtrak is expensive.
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Some businesses are bracing by halting hiring, putting off expenses and otherwise cutting costs.
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Investments that people have been putting off will now be prepared to go ahead.
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But Britain is still putting off some steps, most conspicuously the closing of schools.
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Here's a big list of spring cleaning chores you may have been putting off.
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This could mean putting off buying a home, having a family, or even retiring.
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Putting off these upgrades now merely will lead to greater costs down the road.
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With their defenses in shambles, the Keepers stalled for time, putting off answering Icarion's demands.
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They have that dinner, you know that thing they've been putting off as a couple.
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One went a few weeks ago, and I've been putting off buying a new bulb.
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Now, excuse us while we go book that trim we've been putting off since winter.
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What is more, removing the country does not seem to be putting off international partners.
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In the next few weeks, consider making those major career moves you've been putting off.
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The higher cost of hedging currency risk in dollars is putting off some foreign buyers.
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"It means that they're taking more debt and they're putting off their problems for longer."
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Teens are "increasingly putting off traditional markers of adulthood," as the Washington Post put it.
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Many are finally getting married and starting families after putting off those life-changing events.
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Millions wait until they get a tax refund to access care they've been putting off.
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Are you putting off what you have to do via procrastination or suffering from perfectionism?
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Things you've been putting off for the last month will demand your attention today, Virgo!
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His first kiss was a rite of passage he had been putting off with consideration.
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But she kept putting off going to the doctor until the pain was too intense.
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It made me have a conversation with my kids here that I've been putting off.
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Putting off a federal election is nearly impossible, but there are tactics to influence it.
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Nothing in Trump's recent public comments would suggest he's interested in putting off the fight.
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"A lot of people seem to be putting off watching 'The Americans,' " Ms. Lyons said.
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That development may be partly driven by millennials who are putting off or skipping parenthood.
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That's enough of a risk to tilt many towards putting off investment until matters become clearer.
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If you've been putting off a much-needed summer getaway, the time to book is NOW.
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The talk in Brussels now is of putting off the endgame until November or even December.
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It's a great morning to have a conversation you've been putting off, or for gathering information.
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Heavily-indebted, TIM has been criticized for putting off costly upgrades to its aging copper network.
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Aides for Lynch talked to Comey's staff about putting off the decision, according to the Times.
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Everyone, it seems, has writing projects they've been putting off, or exercise regimens they've been neglecting.
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Both firms have raised interest rates in response, but over time that risks putting off borrowers.
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Read more: How to manually update your Mac computer (when you've been putting off automatic updates)
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Precautions are needed to limit the turmoil, but putting off change indefinitely will spell steady decline.
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Mr. Romney's appearances with Mr. Kasich seemed to carry the risk of putting off some voters.
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All of that has investors and policymakers putting off hopes for a more robust economic recovery.
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After catching up on missed weekend emails, I begin a few tasks I've been putting off.
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And the M.T.A. had saved more money by putting off track maintenance not deemed absolutely essential.
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Weeks later, the palace announced it was putting off a formal ceremony to mark the engagement.
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More and more borrowers are putting off buying a home, getting married, or starting a family.
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Companies are putting off share buybacks, delaying capital investments and waiting to spend on business development.
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What tasks have you been putting off that you can finally take the time to do?
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Now she and her fiancé are considering putting off the ultimate act of consumption: a wedding.
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Donate a thousand and I will match by putting off the tire change on my car.
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He argued that putting off a second Vision Fund isn't necessarily a bad thing for SoftBank.
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If you've been putting off your flu shot until the season really gets going, wait no longer.
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Millennials—who are putting off child-rearing—are now the largest group of pet-owners in America.
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Another user named BardicFire said they were thinking about putting off their transition for the foreseeable future.
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The Senate debated the legislation late into Thursday and adjourned, putting off any votes until Friday morning.
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If you've been putting off enrolling in Medicare for next year, now is the time to act.
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What they're saying: Startups are putting off IPOs, thanks to big capital raises on the private side.
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You know, that hard-to-find, bafflingly expensive house essential, you've been putting off buying for years?
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Vietnam's privatization has been protracted, putting off some of the international investors who initially flocked to it.
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Nina Jensen, of the WWF conservation group, said the government was putting off promised curbs until 2030.
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The Ionic is also chunky and only available in one size, putting off users with smaller wrists.
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Think about your health and lifestyleHave you been putting off a surgery or some other health visit?
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Since a growing portion of workers are putting off retirement, the companies have a ready labor pool.
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As Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower reports, millennials say they are putting off parenthood because it's too expensive.
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Instead, here's a love story we hope inspires you to take that trip you've been putting off.
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But he wrote often of the possibility of putting off death, or, at least, of defying it.
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With more adults putting off parenthood, some are finding themselves blindsided by another health expense: fertility treatments.
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People magazine has been my drug of choice since I was putting off doing my algebra homework.
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And if you're intentionally putting off trips to the bathroom to chase that peegasm feeling — think twice.
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But such talk risked putting off independent and middle-of-the-road voters and has since faded.
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The rapper broke the bad news Wednesday, telling fans he's putting off at least 3 upcoming concerts.
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PREPA had been putting off repairs for years as the island sank into a deep economic recession.
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But I'm scared that this thing could be life-threatening, so I've been putting off seeing a doctor.
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Yet it makes sense that they're putting off entering the precarious economic reality they've witnessed from their phones.
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I swing by the car wash on my way back, which I've been putting off for too long.
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We know you've probably been putting off your spring cleaning for a while, and we wouldn't blame you.
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Australia's new prime minister has fretted that youngsters are putting off parenthood while they save up for homes.
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Yet her habit of putting off tough decisions and offering concessions only at the last minute has risks.
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Or, hey, maybe this is the perfect excuse to take that trip to Guam you keep putting off.
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Fire up old school Microsoft Word and finally write that cyberpunk fan-fic that you've been putting off.
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Millennials as a whole are either putting off or avoiding traditional milestones like purchasing a home or vehicle.
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The World Health Organization advised that women in countries with Zika transmission should consider putting off getting pregnant.
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The White House went on to delay the tariffs for 30 days, putting off the confrontation until now.
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They're putting off big things, like buying a home, having a medical procedure, and making a career move.
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In other cases—putting off something you actually want to do, for example—procrastination can be more nuanced.
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It might mean putting off a family vacation or catching up over the phone instead of getting together.
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In the immediate present, putting off a task provides relief — "you've been rewarded for procrastinating," Dr. Sirois said.
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Use it as time to catch up on books, podcasts, movies and other things you've been putting off.
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My Google calendar loaded with self-care and projects I'd been putting off for months because of schoolwork.
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Young professionals tell Sale that, because of loans, they're putting off or foregoing getting married or having kids.
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Instead, they're putting off investments in technology, marketing and machinery and, in some cases, eating into cash reserves.
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Think about a task you've been putting off and formulate a simple plan to get started on it.
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Egypt delayed the potential vote at the Security Council, putting off a potential standoff between the US and Israel.
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Now you can spend less time putting off cleaning and spend more time doing what you actually enjoy doing.
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He suspects many people are putting off their plans to purchase a new house until the shutdown is resolved.
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The company is putting off plans to foray into new countries in order to prioritize growth opportunities at home.
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He has a reputation for busting embargoes and burning sources by putting off-the-record comments on the record.
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I've been putting off ending things with a boy I met on Hinge and finally send him a text.
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Founding a startup often involves leaving a promising career, or putting off plans to study or join a corporate.
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So if you've been putting off editing that one shoot from all those years ago… better do that first.
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Putting off his resignation for a week gives Rosselló a little time to appoint a new Secretary of State.
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If you've been putting off giving your living space a much-needed facelift, now's the time to take action.
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That's because many people use their refunds to pay for key medical expenses they had otherwise been putting off.
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Maybe you've bought new appliances, or even had major home repairs or remodels done that you've been putting off.
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People are even putting off seeking out medical attention so they can keep playing, according to Oregon's Fox 12.
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So intense was the anticipation generated by the prospect of hearing "Unfold" that I kept putting off playing it.
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Bridge is already trimming expenses, like cutting consultants on future projects and putting off computer purchases for the office.
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If you have the time, you might want to consider putting off your purchase to raise your credit score.
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There's also an element of putting off the inevitable, says Melissa Homer, chief cleaning officer of cleaning service MaidPro.
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The risk of putting off the confirmation vote until the next Congress is seated is simply a massive gamble.
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TV's insistence on "tops" means route-setters may err on the side of simplicity, putting off many seasoned climbers.
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If you've been putting off going to the doctor, use the new year as a reason to change that.
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But putting off investing until the time feels right will hurt your ability to reach your long-term financial goals.
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Before leaving the city, my boss dropped three big projects in my lap that he'd been putting off for weeks.
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In the meantime, however, Nixon nominated Gray for the post formally, putting off the issue for the time being. Sen.
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If you've been putting off buying your bird until now — because who has that kind of space in their freezer?
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Any diagnostic tests that you've been putting off, such as an allergy test or blood work may be worthwhile, too.
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Thirty-two percent of American homeowners have at least one home improvement project they're putting off, a new poll finds.
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Why it matters: U.K. regulators have been investigating this deal, and have been putting off an official response, for months.
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" Those young adults coming after the millennial generation, whom Twenge has called iGen, is "putting off adulthood in every way.
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China plans retaliation in kind, and U.S. businesses are bracing by halting hiring, putting off expenses and otherwise cutting costs.
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Embark on something important that you've been putting off for years and take responsibility for how you live your life.
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Four months before he died, Mr. Serkin wrote to me with regrets about putting off a meeting we had planned.
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Now might be a good time to reset and address some of the personal-life projects you've been putting off.
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The Vice President putting off his first task force meeting until after the same divisive political conference also didn't help.
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If so, thrilled to have this opportunity to guilt you for putting off this increasingly politically relevant Peak TV gem.
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If you&aposve been putting off a financial task, there&aposs a good chance it&aposs easier than it sounds.
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In theory, that would allow lawmakers to come up with a workable replacement while putting off the consequences of repeal.
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Buying a home is one more thing millennials have been putting off — along with getting married and starting a family.
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People in this position "should definitely consider taking advantage of any doctor's appointments they have been putting off," she said.
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The unicorns have been putting off their public market debuts for as long as possible — what's another month or two?
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When I'm stressed and helpless and putting off important things, she sorts me right out and gets me back on track.
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The microwave is super far from my office, so I keep putting off heating it up and get by on snacks.
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And I am guilty of procrastinating the last few weeks in putting off the posts to extend it a little more.
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After packing up six boxes of sample sale clothing (something I've been putting off for weeks), I think I deserve food.
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Despite the crash in value putting off some investors, French "Tabac" shops are now selling bitcoins alongside cigarettes and lottery tickets.
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But even though you've been putting off shopping doesn't mean that your gift has to suck, or require you to splurge.
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Wash the dishes, call a friend to talk about a completely different subject, or tackle a project you've been putting off.
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She also recommended that I take a BRCA test — something I'd been putting off for years — ahead of consulting with surgeons.
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Bobko and I have known each other since middle school, and had been putting off starting a band together for years.
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If these celebs have anything to say about it, it might be time to schedule that trim you've been putting off.
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If you're looking for a more pragmatic resolution, addressing the miserable paperwork that you've been putting off is a good idea.
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They say it will take time to assess the destruction, likely putting off any congressional action for a couple of months.
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He said he was putting off the expansion of its Mucuri unit to 2018 and may consider cutting production next year.
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Too many people are putting off saving for their children or retirement just to keep a roof over their families' heads.
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However, putting off the corporate tax cut could discourage businesses from investing in the U.S. or relocating their headquarters from overseas.
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Businesses will respond by slowing down production, putting off hiring and purchases of capital equipment for expansion, and inevitably cutting workers.
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Start planning for bigger out-of-pocket expensesIf you've been putting off a non-emergency procedure, start planning for it now.
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I had it in my head as a kind of abstract goal for years, but I kept putting off the donation.
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Instead, I decide to do something good for my health that I've been putting off for ages: I visit a dentist.
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Mr. Bible said farmers are now putting off purchases of tractors, grain storage facilities and other items to make ends meet.
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Nathan, who wasn't involved in the study, also attributes rising rates of hypertension to increasing numbers of women putting off childbearing.
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But Batio kept putting off his invoices, and when the second campaign rolled around, Chris finally gave up on getting paid.
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If you've been putting off hanging that gallery wall, or assembling a kitchen island, you may as well get on it.
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Mr. Imel said he then realized he had made a "huge mistake" in putting off complaints like Vivian's and Ms. Ortloff's.
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If you've been putting off your holiday shopping, there are even more deals available now on popular phones, tablets, and laptops.
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Analysts have said many consumers are putting off upgrades until the fourth quarter when Apple's iPhone X is expected to launch.
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The public utility company, PREPA, had been putting off repairs for years as the island sank into a deep economic recession.
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I've been speculating for a few episodes now that the show is putting off the big battle for next season's premiere.
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But the WTTC said that consumers switched to other destinations such as Bulgaria, Cyprus or Spain rather than putting off travel altogether.
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It's really fantastic stuff, worthy of pausing on whenever such a page presents itself, putting off the action for a minute more.
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Bloomberg reported that U.S. President Donald Trump was considering putting off the deadline by 60 days, citing people familiar with the matter.
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But just as the Bogarins keep put off cleaning out their grandmother's house, they also keep putting off directly confronting their pain.
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Democrats clearly believe that they have the advantage and can make Trump back down — putting off the wall fight for another day.
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Invariably, people in this group – after putting off a colonoscopy for years – tell me the procedure wasn't as bad as they anticipated.
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So if you've been putting off getting your sticky or unresponsive keys fixed, now's the time to make a Genius Bar appointment.
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The popular Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has urged Cameron not to campaign north of the border to avoid putting off voters.
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As we explain, putting off maintenance is costing us in the short run and will cost us big in the long run.
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The very idea of putting off a purchase that could potentially go up in prices clearly created anxiety for both of them.
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He bowed to protesters by reversing a decision to seek another term and putting off elections that had been set for April.
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Consider how you'll need to amend any goals, like catching up on retirement savings or putting off a home purchase, Durkin said.
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In many cases, the information and skills have allowed girls to negotiate staying in school and putting off marriage a little longer.
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Hughes has been putting off setting a wedding date because she's afraid of doing the dirty-dirty with Carson at her age.
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But how much better would it be to obtain a concealed weapons permit, the one I've been putting off for so long?
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Even so, the federal agency urged pregnant women to consider putting off nonessential travel to the neighborhood to avoid risk of infection.
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While many young people use cash to keep themselves from building up debt, they also are putting off some aspects of adulting.
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However, it could make problems more pernicious as the companies are putting off hard choices like laying off employees or closing operations.
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And as a result, it wants to keep the number of apps and IT noise low to avoid putting off those users.
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These events just need to spook consumers or businesses into putting off spending, and then more dire consequences can start to snowball.
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He added that putting off retirement saving can be costly: Every decade of delay roughly doubles the amount needed to be saved.
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Since you're not getting any younger, putting off that life insurance purchase another year or two will only make it more expensive.
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A record percentage of Americans said they are putting off treatment for serious medical conditions, according to a Gallup poll released Monday.
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Obviously, putting off those tasks can affect a person's bottom line, but it also has a ripple effect throughout a person's life.
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Like college students who just can't bring themselves to write that paper, President Trump and congressional Republicans keep putting off the inevitable.
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By putting off decisions on economic policy, Mr. Trump gets an opportunity to focus next week with Mr. Xi on North Korea.
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Tell us about a specific time you kept putting off a task and what you think was the source of your procrastination?
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Attention, last-minute shoppers: It's not too late to order those holiday gifts you've been putting off — even if you get them online.
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As long as you share the duties with a cooking buddy, you'll have enough free time for that project you've been putting off.
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If you've been putting off buying the Instant Pot because of the price, today might be the time to finally make the leap.
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The report also noted the long-term trend of young adults putting off major life milestones, like getting married and buying a house.
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If you're putting off trying CBD just to not be a bandwagon-er, good luck: The invasion isn't going to stop anytime soon.
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Millennials are also increasingly putting off adulthood purchases like buying a home by as much as 10 years from when they used to.
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The IMF has proposed that Japan should increase fiscal spending, instead of putting off the tax hike, if risks to the economy materialise.
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This is your health and well being, people, and putting off getting a new mattress just because of the price really isn't smart.
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Tourism officials said current visa processes were putting off tourists from China, India and Nigeria, some of the world's largest outbound travel markets.
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My guess is that they're putting off the really hard part, which is putting billions of these things in a huge, addressable array.
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Unfortunately, these are often tales of greed and exaggeration, nothing about real value — putting off actual revenue and profit into the far future.
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You're putting off saving for retirement Retirement may seem too far off to start considering, but it'll be here sooner than you think.
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Pregnant women should consider putting off travel to areas infected with the Zika virus as a precautionary measure, the WHO said on Friday.
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Too many people spend too much time planning and organizing, all in the name of not showing up and putting off the inevitable.
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However bankers expect some of them could choose to raise money privately instead, putting off IPO plans as long as markets remain difficult.
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He's wasted no time in pawing at her, and she's wasted no time in putting off sex and rejecting his requests for company.
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Analysts told CNBC that CVR Refining appeared to be putting off buying RINs on the view that prices would fall as policy changed.
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Other states might simply be putting off changing their existing tax code, said Elaine Griffin Rubin, senior contributor and communications specialist at Edvisors.
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The IMF has proposed that Japan should increase fiscal spending, instead of putting off the tax hike, if risks to the economy materialize.
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What's made it a very depressing day is that I kept putting off getting back into it as heavily as I once was.
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Thanks to an uncertain real estate market, more people in New York's suburbs are putting off buying a home and renting one instead.
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The company is on a hiring spree for lobbyists, too, and unnamed sources say it's putting off the promotion of new home products.
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Mr. Vogelbacher is also putting off new orders as long as possible, he said, with the hope that the Trump administration reverses course.
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Blagg said these additional debt pressures can explain, at least in part, why some borrowers might be putting off their student loan payments.
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The president said Friday night on Twitter that he was temporarily putting off the designation at the request of the president of Mexico.
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Now they need to devise the coordinated, long-term answers to both refugees and immigrants that they have been putting off for years.
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Millennials in particular are burdened by their debts to the extent that some are putting off having children, buying homes, or taking vacations.
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If you've been putting off RSVP-ing to a party tomorrow only because it's on a Tuesday, send the host a decisive "yes" now.
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"This was all a smokescreen to cancel a public hearing," Speier said of announcing Manafort's plan to testify while putting off the public hearing.
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President Donald Trump signed a bill to extend government funding for two weeks, putting off a potential government shutdown, the White House said Friday.
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That might seem like a lot to someone so young, but putting off your savings will only cost you more in the long run.
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CNN reporter Nick Valencia found that while some people are taking precautions -- and putting off pregnancy -- other residents are more cavalier regarding the risks.
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If you've been putting off organizing your pantry, here's a reason to finally stop procrastinating: The OXO Good Grips Pop Containers are on sale.
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Like maybe this childless stance of mine is putting off men and maybe that's what people can point to as the "reason" I'm alone.
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It's a compelling pitch, especially given that women are putting off children longer for a variety of reasons, including to secure their financial future.
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"Millennials are often in this space where they're transient, their relationships don't last as long, and they're putting off having kids," he told NBC.
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If you've been putting off updating your home for a day when you've got a little extra cash to spend, that day has arrived.
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But, Europe's finance ministers failed to agree on whether Greece had made enough progress, putting off a decision until they meet on May 24.
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Investors said valuations among mid-caps, which hit a fresh record high as recently as two weeks ago, were also putting off prospective buyers.
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If you've been putting off a repair — say, to a car or a household appliance — consider using the extra money to fix the issue.
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Eventually, women weren't just working to supplement their husbands' incomes — they were working to provide for themselves, and putting off marriage as a result.
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I finally decided to apply the same advice to life insurance — I knew I need it, but I'd been putting off making a decision.
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For starters, Trump signed a waiver putting off a move for another six months, a step he took for "logistical" reasons, administration officials said.
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But self-care is more than Instagrammable face masks; this week is a good time to schedule those doctor appointments you've been putting off.
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The Senate was likely to follow a similar course, putting off the question of what to do about the law until early next year.
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She moved from boutique hotel to boutique hotel, handing out $100 tips and putting off bills with promises of wire transfers that never materialized.
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Now is a good opportunity to do tasks around the house you have putting off and would feel happy to have accomplished, for example.
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Mr. McCallum is putting off hiring full-time staff, and slow-rolling a planned expansion that would send his Scotch to the United States.
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Kim said JCS chief Park Han-ki first proposed putting off the drills out of concerns of safety of South Korean and US troops.
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Kim said JCS chief Park Han-ki first proposed putting off the drills out of concerns of safety of South Korean and U.S. troops.
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Millions wait each year until they get a tax refund to access medical care they had been putting off, the JPMorgan Chase Institute found.
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For many people, a little procrastination isn't harmful — like 15 minutes lost in Facebook or putting off doing the laundry for a few days.
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In case you have never before read a news story about millennials: Young people are putting off marriage and children for longer these days.
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Pfizer will raise prices on 41 of its prescription drugs in January after initially putting off those plans this summer amid pressure from President Trump.
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The key to putting off a government shutdown, and to making progress on other key agenda items relies on Ryan convincing his troops to evolve.
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Sometimes, people set a goal but then fail to achieve it because they keep putting off, you know, getting started on the road toward it.
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The school is putting off naming a valedictorian and salutatorian for this year's graduating class, who are scheduled to receive their diplomas on May 22nd.
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It might not be the most fun ritual imaginable, but now's the perfect time to think about the tasks and decisions you've been putting off.
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Some young people say they are putting off spending on big-ticket items to prepare for what would be the first slowdown in their lives.
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Bouteflika earlier this month bowed to protesters by reversing a decision to seek another term and putting off elections that had been set for April.
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So what if this year, instead of putting off the important issue of estate planning, you took action right now, when there isn't any pressure?
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He notes that about a fifth of respondents said they were trying not to spend on coffee, but 62% said they were putting off vacations.
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The quizzes and self-diagnosing tests (I've gone through a few of them) are extremely relatable — especially when you do them while putting off chores.
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"There are some travelers putting off going to South Korea because of the THAAD issue," said a sales official at Qucheng Travel Agency in Shanghai.
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"It's a lag-time issue," Klein said, noting that no babies have been born yet because most of Extend's clients are intentionally putting off parenthood.
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In India, which vies with China for the title of the world's biggest gold market, high prices on Monday are putting off some potential buyers.
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For many people, self-care is something you practice alone, like doing a face mask or finally booking a doctor's appointment you've been putting off.
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It also means, if you've been putting off the update but planned to get around to it eventually, now's about the time to click install.
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And millions wait each year until they get a tax refund to access medical care they had been putting off, the JPMorgan Chase Institute found.
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Riggs wants to operate, but Grey puts it off, just like Daphne is putting off calling her son David, whom she left six years ago.
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If you've been putting off going to the dentist, for example, the thought of needing expensive dental work can be enough to scare you away.
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But putting off the move also had diplomatic advantages for a White House eager to keep alive the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Maybe you can't write an article on Monday, but maybe you can knock out some paperwork or shoot off some emails you've been putting off.
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So, there you have my five favorite techniques for effectively self-promoting in a way that serves your goals without putting off those around you.
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And the public seems to be putting off medical care that can be postponed until the N.H.S. computer systems are up and running normally again.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) is asking the new federal chief information security officer why agencies keep putting off making necessary upgrades recommended by the GAO.
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But its faster processor, camera upgrade, and long-lasting battery will be enough to sway those who have been putting off buying a new phone.
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No constitutional amendments can be voted on during such an intervention, with the move seen as putting off any vote until after the October elections.
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"To keep all these small and finger-in-the-dike type integrity units in individual sports is at best only putting off the deluge," Eaton said.
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More than half of consumers say they are currently putting off a decision or action related to money, according to new data from OnePoll and Fidelity.
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Huawei plans to keep its PC portfolio simple at first, by focusing on premium consumers while putting off any decision on a move into commercial PCs.
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The Apple chat lady gives me a solution that doesn't work, so I try doing the updates I've been putting off to see if that helps.
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She was home on break from law school, planning to spend a few weeks playing with her young cousins and putting off her impending job hunt.
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I decided to give the oil-cleansing method a shot and have been researching best oils to use (but putting off buying them because they're expensive).
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Many pointed out that some contestants were engaged, but keeping it quiet and putting off their ceremonies until after the show so they could still compete.
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Peace agreements that depend on delayed referendums enable both sides to imagine the future of their dreams, but only by putting off the day of reckoning.
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The baby boy (they are still discussing a name) is due in June, and the couple is putting off wedding planning until after Reid gives birth.
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If you have overdue debts to pay, or you've been putting off visiting the podiatrist or something, you'll want to take care of those necessities first.
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But while I keep seeing more and more wife-related TV, I also keep reading that more and more women are putting off actually becoming wives.
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She tirelessly repeats the children's favourite games, rearranges the apartment, cooks up a storm and even does the mending that Myriam has been endlessly putting off.
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No matter how much stylists preach about regular trims, we're guilty of putting off trips to the salon, because appointments can be time-consuming and expensive.
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Whatever you've been putting off in the name of summer fun, put it all in a to-do list this weekend, then start checking items off.
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For some, it goes toward necessary purchases like a car, for others, it's a vacation, but for some, it's crucial medical expenses they've been putting off.
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Spending three minutes with the app each day may even have more overall benefits than that 30-minute meditation session you've been putting off all week.
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The Trump administration must end the practice of putting off U.S. arms sales to Taiwan and bundling them in a package at more convenient political moments.
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" Putting off some elements of replacement in a step-by-step process, though, would call into question Trump's pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare "essentially simultaneously.
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The deal appears to have back-fired, with Hanson losing some of her anti-establishment fervour and the state Liberals putting off their centre-right base.
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The deal appears to have back-fired, with Hanson losing some of her anti-establishment fervor and the state Liberals putting off their center-right base.
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All week, I've been putting off washing my hair with one of the many solid bars I've been sent, because it just seems like a lot.
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While some states were raising taxes and putting off paying their bills, in Indiana we were balancing our state budget and building a healthy budget reserve.
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If you've been putting off your taxes (now you have until July!) or completing that dreaded report, do it now and get it over with. Sorry.
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By putting off tasks we don't want to do, we experience temporary relief at the thought of not having to do them, so the cycle continues.
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As penance, I slogged through a few albums I had been putting off, Fall Out Boy's American Beauty/American Psycho and Marilyn Manson's Pale Emperor included.
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It primarily goes to local businesses, car repairs they've been putting off, day-care expenses … Fred Hiatt: So hardware store and flower stores become relevant again?
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The most plausible negotiated outcome would be a long-term ceasefire and de facto partition of Syria, putting off reintegration until Assad is no longer around.
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Because of debt, 42% say they aren't able to buy a home, 21% are putting off getting married and another 21% are delaying having a baby.
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The country accused the US of putting off a response to its decision to cease testing intercontinental ballistic missiles in 2017 because of the 2020 election.
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But putting off these goals until some far-off future not only limits your financial potential, it limits the potential for living a full life, too.
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Outside another nearly empty mall, one shopper, Roaya Iskander, 22, said that she and her husband were putting off having children because of the unstable economy.
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This flies in the face of what you usually hear: Don't obsess over an issue or be a perfectionist, and don't keep putting off getting started.
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From buying a car or a home to getting married and even having children, many millennials are putting off life's major milestones because of their outstanding debt.
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While it may not propel secessionist forces back into regional government, it could end up sustaining their cause and thereby putting off investors over the longer term.
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In 2017 the number of cars entering America from Canada dipped, even though the Canadian dollar strengthened, a sign that Mr Trump's glower was putting off some.
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It's notable, given that millennials have been notorious for putting off big moves such as buying a home and starting families due to financial instability, she said.
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This will be clutch if they were putting off getting a new one or if they need an extra to keep in the car or at work.
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A change of heart or mind might be on its way — or you may finally find the answer to a decision you've been putting off for months.
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Putting off college to take care of her in-recovery mother, Casey spends her days shelving books at a library and practicing her local tour guide routine.
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In recent weeks, Democrats have accused Mr. Walker of wanting to avoid any more ominous signs by putting off special elections for two other vacant legislative seats.
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The sheer number of accounts from past jobs is one reason Sharon Payne Rick, 43, a physician recruiter in San Rafael, California, keeps putting off this task.
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But support for the union among voters has risen, common threats loom larger and Britain has made a terrible mess of Brexit, putting off would-be copycats.
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As the secretary of state battled lawmakers, the Trump administration announced it was putting off a proposed follow-up fall summit between Trump and Putin until 28 .
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If you were planning to give the gift of travel to a loved one this Valentine's Day but kept putting off the purchase, it's no big thing.
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But putting off Article 50 further might mean its two-year expiry clashes with the European elections and a new EU budget round, both due in 2019.
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You're super inspired to work out, clean your bathroom, and tackle the rest of your chores—you know, all the stuff you've been putting off this week.
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In recent months, OOG and bondholders discussed putting off payments on principal and interest, as well as amortization payments on OOG's notes maturing in 2021 and 2022.
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I know I need a new hip—I've been putting off having one because you couldn't get anybody in here to look after me for the aftercare.
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Go make a sale, complete a task, make a phone call, go handle something you've been putting off, produce almost anything at any level you'll feel better.
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They stretched the maintenance cycle for most subway cars from about once every 22011,22009 miles to about once every 21980,000 miles, and began putting off major overhauls.
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It's a risky strategy, essentially putting off answering one of the most immediate questions facing the party after its losses in 2016: What does it stand for?
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I had a bunch of ideas and plans, but no real momentum, and I kept putting off things that I knew were important instead of buckling down.
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But the Chinese, who struck this deal to avoid a painful escalation, may now see merit in putting off talks in the hopes of avoiding painful concessions.
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But she recently released both a financing plan and an implementation timeline in which she proposed putting off the push for a full-fledged single-payer system.
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Now that the QIP glitch has been widely publicized, many small business owners are putting off planned improvements because, without proper tax treatment, they cannot afford them.
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Analysts say there is an obvious link to direct tariffs on industrial machinery and robot parts, as well as domestic manufacturers' putting off production during trade talks.
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From buying a car or a home to getting married and even having children, many millennials are putting off life's major milestones because of their record debt.
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From buying a home to getting married and even having children, many millennials are putting off life's major milestones because of their outstanding loan balances, studies have shown.
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Lizzie: The first comment on this video is about putting off studying (with Zayn's permission, as dictated by this song's lyrics) and it has more than 1,000 likes.
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On the contrary, it could make the path toward a resolution more arduous by putting off any normalization of relations that could lead to a settlement, they say.
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Find a yoga workout to do in your living room, get around to that vacuuming you've been putting off, or binge-watch that show you keep hearing about.
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There are other factors that may be putting off a reckoning for oil companies and their lenders, even as the slump in oil prices enters its second year.
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However that charm offensive may already be unraveling after spokesman Charamba - a close Chiwenga ally - blamed "hostility" from Western states, primarily the United States, for putting off investors.
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The move has thrown the region — which has been relatively stable, if troubled by Sunni and Shi'ite Muslim rivalry — into diplomatic turmoil that is now putting off investors.
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One woman at the company whose husband had recently passed away from cancer e-mailed to express her own regret for putting off their travel dreams too long.
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Millennial women face some unique money problems: We're staying single longer, putting off marriage and parenting, buying homes on our own, and paying off big student loan debt.
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While educated, high-income people marry at high rates, working-class people and those without college degrees are increasingly putting off marriage, perhaps because they can't afford it.
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Anyone who's been putting off more involved projects might now consider dedicating extra hours in the week — no more commuting, no more rushed work mornings — to creative projects.
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I drive slowly but I seriously think I should get a helmet, which I have also been putting off because of the long delivery times during the virus.
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With business slower at many companies during the summer with customers and employees on vacation, owners might want to tackle that list of tasks they keep putting off.
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Until it gets an answer, the 500-year-old business is paying significantly higher prices for imports of the raw material and is putting off any major projects.
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After reporting strong sales for the first three months of the year, McDonald's said it was putting off a plan to sell a stake in its Japan arm.
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Years of putting off repairs at the station contributed to two derailments in 2017, forcing Amtrak to undertake an emergency repair program and cut back service for months.
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I have a friend in a long-term relationship who has always wanted kids but has been putting off getting married to her boyfriend and starting a family.
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Citing unnamed sources, Les Echos business daily said the government was considering delaying corporate tax easing planned next year or putting off an increase in the minimum wage.
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But analysts say there is an obvious link to direct tariffs on industrial machinery and robot parts, as well as domestic manufacturers' putting off production during trade talks.
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We don't know if Obamacare repeal will face protest from the right-wing House Freedom Caucus, which doesn't like the idea of putting off Obamacare repeal at all.
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Barbara Corcoran: Stop procrastinating The real estate mogul and "Shark Tank" judge says that consistently putting off important work is one of the easiest ways to ruin your career.
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And even companies that have been putting off their IPOs like Blue Apron, which provides pre-packaged meals for home meal preparation, could revive if the market holds up.
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Analysts, but also a few FN top officials and allies have said its protectionist, anti-euro policy, was partly to blame for this by putting off key older voters.
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Nadler said Monday that the Justice Department will begin providing Congress with some documents from the Mueller report related to obstruction of justice, putting off a looming court showdown.
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Washington has been scraping against its debt ceiling since March, putting off payments into a few government funds so it can keep borrowing from investors and making debt payments.
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Instead, more than 70 percent of U.S. firms operating in southern China are putting off further investment there and moving some or all of their manufacturing to other countries.
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Some worry those prices will incentivize high-cost U.S. oil producers to put more rigs to work, worsening a global supply glut and putting off a sustainable price recovery.
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Apart from that, budget deficits and the gross public debt of 6.7 percent of GDP and 250 (?) percent of GDP, respectively, are putting off-limits that particular policy option.
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Vacuuming the whole house should be worth more points than sewing a button back on a shirt, even if I've been putting off the shirt thing a lot longer.
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Among reasons for the October sales declines are "budget" buyers putting off new purchases or opting for used vehicles, said Michelle Krebs, an analyst with online sales site Autotrader.com.
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Either way, the subtle change is refreshing for Middleton, who proves — once again — that you can't go wrong keeping it classic (or getting that trim you've been putting off).
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"I think the prime minister understands that putting off the sales tax hike is in the best interest of fiscal consolidation," said Satoshi Fujii, a special adviser to Abe.
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But if people are putting off care they really need until they come into some extra cash, that's not good for them or their long-term health care costs.
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This is a fantastic opportunity to reflect on a tough decision you've been putting off or to reevaluate any progress you've made in your personal life or career recently.
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"Export growth is moderating due to China's slowdown, which is keeping output weak," a government official told a briefing, adding that some manufacturers were putting off capital spending plans.
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With Obama's two successful Supreme Court confirmations long past, and all the current justices on the court putting off retirement, Obama's chances for filling another seat had appeared slim.
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One, when I find myself putting off a decision, I ask myself what will be so different about tomorrow that will make it easier to make a decision then.
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I fear that incrementalists are more interested in putting off single-payer supporters than actually devising the best step-by-step process that gets you to a universal system.
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Time-killing duration: 14 hours and 20 minutes; ~22 minutes per episode Travel tip #11: Flights are an excellent time to tackle that existential crisis you've been putting off!
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She also said putting off the suit until Mr. Trump leaves office could not be justified on the ground the president might have to deal with an international crisis.
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I've been putting off a potentially amazing position in a different state because I currently live in New York City and assume the jump would require a pay cut.
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Think of picking up a hobby without having any immediate expectations, or tackling a project you've been putting off for years without putting the pressure of completion on yourself.
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The families' group, Stand With Parkland, criticized the district for putting off the installation of metal detectors at Stoneman Douglas and scrapping a planned internal investigation of the attack.
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It is a risky strategy, essentially putting off answering one of the most immediate questions facing the Democratic Party after its losses in 22004: What does it stand for?
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The travel analytics firm told CNBC the trend was being seen across several international markets, with people in Britain and France also altering or putting off plans to travel.
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The turmoil in the party has the potential to extend the primary season, exacerbating internal divisions and putting off the headache of uniting for the general election for months.
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Putting off work on an infrastructure proposal until next year could move it into dangerous territory, as it can be trickier to enact major legislation in an election year.
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Delli-Bovi, the clinic's medical director, said those years have mostly consisted of "robbing Peter to pay Paul": putting off paying some bills in favor of more urgent ones.
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But it does add a bit more momentum to a nagging question Democrats have been dealing with (and putting off) for months: Do they try to impeach the president?
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The Eastern Hemisphere, however, will be treated to another black moon around Halloween, which is super-metal and a very good time to schedule that séance you've been putting off.
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From buying a car or a home to getting married and even having children, many millennials are putting off life's major milestones because of their outstanding loans, studies have shown.
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Putting off necessary health care due to cost is common in the Rio Grande Valley, the fast-growing, four-county stretch in the southernmost region of Texas, where Valadez lives.
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But, by putting off the election for later, it would gain time to talk to the EU. It will not be easy for the M5S and PD to work together.
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We've gotten through some of the easiest stuff (writing Christmas thank-you letters, hanging pictures, cleaning mirrors) and are looking at bigger-picture things we've been putting off even longer.
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One of my credit cards was offering interest-free purchases for a year, so I made a major purchase this summer that I had been putting off for a while.
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Bush, who was born on June 12, 1924, in Milton, Massachusetts, grew up wealthy, attending elite schools but putting off college so he could enlist in the Navy at 18.
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People involved in fundraising said some buyout firms do not disclose the preferential terms that big investors get to avoid putting off smaller ones who would like the same treatment.
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Moro cast his bill as an economic priority too, arguing that high crime rates in Brazil were hurting Latin America's largest economy by putting off investment and scaring away tourism.
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"The weakening pound and lack of clarity about future immigration rules is putting off some EU nationals from taking up roles in the UK," REC Chief Executive Kevin Green said.
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So, while millennials are putting off having kids for a variety of reasons, one thing is clear: Sperm freezing is the latest in their series of efforts to delay time.
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But if you're putting off vacation because you think your boss will think you're lazy, beware: Failing to take time off can actually have a negative impact on your career.
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A Supreme Court Justice on Monday suspended a government ruling putting off wage increases to federal employees that had been expected to yield 4.4 billion reais ($1.3 billion) in savings.
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With the economy in better shape recently, couples might finally be having the babies they were putting off having in more economically uncertain times, says Brady Hamilton, the study's author.
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Without realizing it, I was putting off work to deal with email, and when I did dive into a story, I'd worry over the messages piling up in my inbox.
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Also, many women, especially among millennials, are focusing on careers and putting off marriage and children until later, which poses additional challenges as conception rates are lower in older women.
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Evidence for that link has mounted since the Great Recession 10 years ago, when deductibles began to soar: People increasingly deferred medical care, putting off elective surgeries and doctors' visits.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was booed on Monday by protesters after talks with his counterpart in Luxembourg, putting off a briefing with reporters due to the protests.
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Tell me if you've ever been here: Sometimes I get to the point where my only response to dealing with everything I'm putting off is to … keep putting it off.
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Hospitals around the country are scrambling to stockpile vials of a critical drug — even postponing operations or putting off chemotherapy treatments — because the country's only two suppliers have run out.
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Some have taken to raiding their retirement accounts, while others wait until they get a tax refund to access medical care they had been putting off, the JPMorgan Chase Institute found.
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IHS argues that such rules could harm fossil-fuel companies by putting off lenders and giving an advantage to state-owned rivals that would not face the same pressures from investors.
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Despite approving of his "retro-chic clothing" and "trendy beard", the commentator lamented that Mr Corbyn was putting off young voters with his "reluctance to create a coherent and positive vision".
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When you finally decide to do that renovation on your house that you've been putting off for the last two years, ABC calls and asks you to Dancing with the Stars.
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Turn on that classic Mariah Carey album, drag your tree across town and start checking off that exhaustive list of holiday presents you've been too good at putting off thus far.
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But it turns out that many millennials weren't ever planning on settling in cities for good—they were just putting off the move to the suburbs for a few more years.
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London's Sunday Times reports that — after reportedly putting off a state visit due to concerns over inevitable protests — President Trump may make a smaller-scale visit to the U.K. this month.
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That should leave you with plenty of time to begin learning Latin or finally read that dusty copy of Graham Greene's Brighton Rock that you've been putting off since high school.
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"We may see more consumers making a large purchase they had been putting off because it seems relatively more affordable," said Dieter Scherer, a financial planner at Adaptive Wealth Solutions LLC.
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Reviewers have been testing out the iPhone 11 this week, and most recommended the iPhone 11 as a worthy model for anyone who has been putting off upgrading their older iPhone.
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One thing experts can agree on: Opening an account, no matter if it's a traditional IRA or a Roth, is better than waffling between the two and putting off investing altogether.
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Lauren Goode at Wired concluded that although the iPhone 11 "is not the most innovative smartphone available" on the market, it's the best option for anyone putting off an iPhone upgrade.
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The Vision Fund-led cash infusion does mean that Klook, which has been pretty candid about a potential IPO, is putting off plans for a liquidity exit further down the road.
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But economists inside and outside the country say many banks — in a practice known as "extend and pretend" — do not force companies to pay up or restructure, putting off the problem.
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With hindsight I know I was, despite my skill and experience, putting off making the jump into trying to open my own place or taking on a serious, proprietorial role somewhere.
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Maybe it had something to do with a dawning sense that I was moving past the delayed gratifications of motherhood, past the time of putting off what I wanted to do.
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When we procrastinate, parts of our brains actually think that the tasks we're putting off — and the accompanying negative feelings that await us on the other side — are somebody else's problem.
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And if you're putting off saving for it, you're not alone: Just 31 percent of millennials are contributing to a retirement account, a new survey from Earnest, Amino and Ipsos finds.
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"You could certainly go to two months out if you had to," Pound said, which would mean putting off a decision until late May and hoping the virus is under control.
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He said he's putting off many of the typical priorities of 19-year-olds, like going to college, finding a job or dating, so that he can focus on the project.
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We believe the State Department is making a big mistake in not re-assigning these positions and putting off the decision on an appointment of special envoy to monitor anti-Semitism.
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And for about 32% of millennials, the recent market upheavals have actually prompted them to go in for a checkup or take care of a medical procedure they'd been putting off.
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"Simply boosting benefits for all generations means politically putting off the pain to future generations, which can be criticized as pork-barrel spending," said Yasuhide Yajima, chief economist at NLI Research Institute.
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We're only four days into 2019, which probably means you're still going strong on New Year's resolutions (for now) and putting off taking down your holiday decorations for just one more day.
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All that time apart has made it so they finally feel comfortable playing a final show, something Berthier kept putting off—"It felt like I was planning my own funeral," he says.
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N, which in August last year told the Indian government it was putting off trials needed for approval to sell a GM corn variety, did not respond to a call seeking comment.
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Iranian business leaders believe the United States has failed to spell out exactly what is permitted and what is not, maintaining uncertainty and putting off international banks from processing Iran-linked transactions.
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If you're a New Yorker that has long been putting off heading to Ikea for a new couch, you need only wait until Spring 2019 to shop at this more accessible spot.
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Yet although that implies putting off a formal start of trade talks until December or even into 2018, officials think they can start informal work on a future trade deal before then.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams renewed his call for gradual rate hikes sooner rather than later, arguing that putting off a hike in the federal funds rate could stifle economic growth.
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If you've been putting off dropping a wad of cash on a new Xbox, procrastinate no longer: the 500 GB Xbox One S is $90 off at Walmart today for Black Friday.
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If you've been putting off talking about all of this because you know holidays can be a loaded topic, you should just bite the bullet and get the talk over with. Why?
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I changed my diet, drank more water, finally booked that dermatologist appointment I'd been putting off for months, got an oral acne prescription, hell I even invested in silk anti-bacterial pillowcases.
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While couples can make the most of the retrograde by having one of those Big Conversations they've been putting off, singles should be wary of leaning too hard into the retrograde's influence.
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For some, it goes toward necessary purchases like a car or more discretionary spending like a summer vacation, while for others, that money pays for crucial medical expenses they've been putting off.
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However, Gen Zers and millennials showed higher levels of anxiety when thinking about how to save, with 12% saying these worries led them to putting off thinking or doing anything about saving.
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The heavily-indebted company has been criticized for putting off costly upgrades to its ageing copper network and is now facing competition from Open Fiber, jointly controlled by utility Enel and CDP.
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An electric toothbrush Likewise, for those of us who have been putting off taking the plunge and getting an electric toothbrush, yet again this is a product more than worth the investment.
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Still, sanctions and geopolitics don't appear to be putting off all investors with Russian equities among some of the world's top performers this year amid relatively low valuations and a strengthening currency.
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LUXEMBOURG, Sept 16 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was booed on Monday by protesters after talks with his counterpart in Luxembourg, putting off a briefing with reporters due to the protests.
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And what with the thunderstorms, hail and high winds, a lot of bees decided they were better off staying inside where it was warm, putting off the work of pollinating the trees.
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This has created a generation of "permatemps" in Europe — people losing confidence in their career prospects, putting off major decisions like marriage and becoming cynical about companies treating them like disposable labor.
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Every time you felt pressured to go on an ammo or food run to protect the settlement, you knew you were putting off Ed's treatment and hoping that he'd keep another day.
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A wide range of senators from the moderate Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) to the very conservative Rand Paul (R-KY) detested the idea of putting off the replacement until a later year.
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When the price of everything rises a lot year after year, as in the 1970s and 1980s, firms can easily adjust the real, inflation-adjusted cost of their wares without putting off shoppers.
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A relaxation of standards would allow American carmakers to continue cashing in on trucks and SUVs, which now account for nearly two-thirds of sales, while putting off expensive investment in new technologies.
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Some ophthalmologists, however, believed they would see a small number of people with blurry vision in the coming weeks, when putting off a sometimes costly or inconvenient visit to a doctor became untenable.
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This is a sign that, if you've been putting off a big talk or project that you didn't feel up to tackling on January 2, you should still get it done this month.
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"If you're living until you're 90, then putting off having a dating partner till your thirties until you've found yourself might seem rational -- there's a lot more self-exploration going on," said Snow.
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More from VICE: It's evident from the aggressive push from skincare marketing (and subsequent audience engagement online) that putting off a doctor's visit in favor of an over-the-counter product is trending.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Women who are pregnant should consider putting off travel to areas infected with the Zika virus as a precautionary measure, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday in new advice.
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Dear Watchers, I am fortifying my life to better approach and enjoy fall TV. I watched the season finales of some shows I'd been putting off all summer to prepare for their return.
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Putting off the vote, a special election conducted at the governor's orders, could buy Republicans time to either remove Moore from the ticket or build up support for a credible write-in alternative.
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"While investors may be temporarily encouraged by new management and its future plans, we are skeptical that much can be done besides putting off the day of reckoning," Muken added in a note.
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I worry about patients putting off getting medical care because I've seen the devastating consequences of people presenting to the emergency room too late—fearing high bills because they don't have health insurance.
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By putting off repairs that it mistakenly believed were not critical, Amtrak set the stage for two of the derailments, which were caused by broken tracks on the west side of the station.
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A bankruptcy expert who helped create the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, she has long pushed Democrats to embrace more structural changes to the economy, even at the risk of putting off wealthy donors.
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He raised some eyebrows recently by putting off a fund-raising request from one third-party Democratic group until he knew about his own intentions, according to two Democrats familiar with the conversation.
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So we probably have to assume that for two seasons now he's also been pretending to be her much older boyfriend, Jim, and putting off having sex by claiming it's against his religion.
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Tashkent city authorities said they would press ahead with Thursday festivities for the wider public, although they were putting off evening fireworks because of a football game between Uzbekistan and Syria national teams.
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Putting off making a choice within a specific window of time—like, say, deciding which light therapy lamp to buy—is apparently called decisional procrastination, one of the three main categories of procrastination.
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Putting off purchases or postponing trips is one thing, but the longer the outbreak goes on — and the wider it spreads — the greater the chance that forgone economic activity may be lost forever.
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Businesses inside the United Kingdom have been putting off travel this year as they wait for more clarity on what the terms of Britain's divorce deal with the European Union will look like.
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For the moment, the Trump administration has chosen to keep the subsidies in a legal limbo, putting off a decision on whether to persist with the appeal and continue paying out the subsidies.
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Boris Johnson, the probable next prime minister, has floated the idea of reducing stamp duty, which could gee up the market—but buyers may be putting off their purchases until such a cut happens.
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"If you've been putting off a trip because of expense, not only are airfares eminently reasonable…theater, meals, [attraction] admissions, everything is going to cost less than it did two years ago," he said.
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Worried that patience was running out, he started unwinding austerity even before the election, putting off the target for balancing the budget until the mid-2020s and arguing for more freedom to raise taxes.
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After that, I slap on a clay face mask, pick out work outfits for the next two days, organize my socks and tights, and pack up online shopping returns that I keep putting off.
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So before you tackle that formidable Hanukkah-Kwanza-Christmas list you've been putting off, see how you can check off every name on your list and give back to those who need it most.
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U.S. Senate Republicans released a tax plan on Thursday that differed from a version put forth by the House of Representatives on several key fronts, including putting off corporate tax cuts for a year.
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A debate remains to be had about whether that is positive (cleaning up politics and giving voters more power) or negative (enshrining a cynical presumption of wrong-doing and thus putting off prospective politicians).
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As a result, many talented executives are opting to work at private firms rather than public companies, and many big private companies are putting off initial public offerings to delay taking their stocks public.
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If the association has been putting off maintenance or doing big-ticket repairs like a roof replacement or HVAC upgrade, buyers could be on the hook for a lot of additional costs very quickly.
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Per the AP:"You could certainly go to two months out if you had to," Pound said, which would mean putting off a decision until late May and hoping the virus is under control.
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Even if millennials are putting off having kids (which are expensive to raise) and weddings (which are expensive to have) to buy a home, a host of structural factors are getting in their way.
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Younger Americans are increasingly putting off milestones like marriage, having a child and home-buying as they pursue education and job opportunities, according to a new report issued by U.S. Census Bureau demographer Jonathan Vespa.
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GENEVA, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Women who are pregnant should consider putting off travel to areas infected with the Zika virus as a precautionary measure, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday in new advice.
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The company claims that this can work out to "trillions of dollars" in cost savings because it improves the investments already made in spectrum and equipment, while also putting off the need to get more.
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Washington (CNN)Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke informed President Donald Trump on Monday that he was delaying his final decision on the controversial Bears Ears National Monument, putting off the final recommendation until later in 2017.
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The Fertility Day campaign also set off criticism on social media for appearing to blame women for putting off child-bearing, and for appearing not to understand the real causes for Italy's low birth rate.
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All the while, you're putting off doing your taxes until late March because the thought of doing them is so depressing that you literally need months of mental preparation before you start crunching the numbers.
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For months, Congress has been putting off renewing the Children's Health Insurance Plan (CHIP), a popular and important government program that as of 2016 provided 8.9 million kids with access to much-needed medical care.
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And a federal judge in New York on Wednesday declined to rule quickly on the evidence, putting off a final decision on whether Trump officials should be penalized on the matter until at least August.
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"Their presence is so intimidating and the vibes they are putting off make me so insecure, I can only imagine what their child's experience living with them and feeling that pressure every day is like."
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You're not alone: A 2019 survey of 299.993,000 Americans conducted by the Duck brand (as in, the duct tape people) revealed that the average individual has *six* chores they're putting off at any given time.
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Even if we intellectually recognize that putting off the task will create more stress for ourselves in the future, our brains are still wired to be more concerned with removing the threat in the present.
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Opening an investment account If you&aposve been putting off opening an investment account, you might be surprised to know you can do it on your phone, from verifying your identity to funding your account.
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"What student debt has effectively been doing is putting off our ability to achieve some of these things we want," said Boneparth, who is also the president of Bone Fide Wealth in New York City.
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The painstaking process of putting off a doctor's visit until absolutely necessary and then being treated like some sort of a burden when I didn't have coverage is not something I'd ever like to experience again.
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After 17 years of infertility, including four miscarriages and one stillbirth, Dana made the decision to continue putting her own life at risk by putting off the delivery until Kaleb had the best chance at surviving.
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Maybe you're approaching a due date and that's what prompts the dream; or you might have been putting off sharing an inspiring idea with others, and your subconscious is nudging you to put it out there.
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China's industrial profits have been softening since the second half of 26.8823 as the economy slowed and the U.S.-China trade dispute escalated, with many industrial firms putting off business decisions and scaling back manufacturing investment.
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These out-of-state dollars give the embattled state representative lots of firepower on the airwaves, but they are putting off many local voters who say they do not want to be patronised by opaque groups.
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If you've been putting off your summer pedicure until the season's official start date (we'll call that the summer solstice, June 21), it's just about time to switch to open-toed shoes for the months ahead.
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China's industrial profits have been softening since the second half of 2018 as the economy slowed and the U.S.-China trade dispute escalated, with many industrial firms putting off business decisions and scaling back manufacturing investment.
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That is because, with an economy refusing to show any bounce, Mr Abe may well announce that he is putting off the tax hike (from 8% to 10% and promised for April 1363) a second time.
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Maybe you waited until the last possible minute to pick up a birthday gift and decide to show up to the party empty-handed or you've been putting off calling your grandmother for a year straight.
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"The progress on making some of those changes in fiscal policy, both on the spending and the tax side, have been delayed and so we're putting off some of the stimulus into 2018, " she told CNBC.
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Bombardier, for its part, lacked sales expertise for big jets or a global maintenance network, which was putting off buyers, but Airbus thinks it can fix these problems by sharing its marketing skills and servicing system.
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"An elegant new kitchen may be more alluring than fixing a leaky roof or old electrical (wiring) in a home, but putting off repairs will only lead to higher expenses in the long run," she said.
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Additionally, Stern wrote a second review in which she recommended the new iPhone 11 for anyone who has been putting off upgrading their iPhone for a while, especially those still holding on to an iPhone 6.
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And then there are the long-term consequences: From buying a home to getting married and even having children, an increasing number of young adults are putting off major milestones because of that one large liability.
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And I was ready to face many of the questions I'd been putting off, especially the biggie: Can you commit to one path and close off others, even if it might mean living with it forever?
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In addition to a whole lot of other, more critical changes, staying indoors to stop the spread of COVID-19 means putting off treatments we'd usually get at the salon, like our monthly root touch-up.
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"You're picking up and putting off hundreds of thousands of microbial cells every day so to think that what's in your gut is completely yours is probably the wrong way to think about it," Ishaq explained.
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President Donald Trump is expected to announce this week that he is putting off a decision on whether to impose tariffs on European Union autos for another six months, a person familiar with the decision said.
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"The U.S. economy continues to grow above trend ... U.S. economic outlook is quite good, it still has strong fundamentals," he said, adding though that trade tensions remained downside risks, potentially putting off investment decisions by companies.
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"The U.S. economy continues to grow above trend ... U.S. economic outlook is quite good, it still has strong fundamentals," he said, adding though that trade tensions posed downside risks, potentially putting off investment decisions by companies.
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But bank executives have reason to "gamble for resurrection," putting off a day of reckoning when they will be out of a job and disgraced, in hopes that the economy or the bank will recover first.
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If you're concerned about the cost of a visit to the doctor or a specific procedure you've been putting off, Wiik recommends checking with your insurance company and your specific physician before setting up an appointment.
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By taking this step, they're putting off a fight over government funding that's likely to come to a head as Christmas rapidly approaches, though the impending holiday could actually work to diffuse some of that tension.
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Eight years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers sparked a global banking meltdown, many of Europe's banks are still saddled with billions of euros in poorly performing loans, crimping their ability to lend and putting off investors.
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Interruptive is a Chrome extension that calls you to remind you that it's time to hit the road for your next appointment, or that you need to get started on that project you've been putting off now.
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Sharma, a Southern California high school graduate putting off college to complete his endeavor, is the founder of Heroes of the Second World War, a certified non-profit organization dedicated to documenting WWII combat vets on film.
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This could mean putting off the repeal of some of the Affordable Care Act taxes, or new revenue-raising methods altogether — like, for example, capping the tax exemption for employer insurance benefits (a step the House rejected).
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In the immediate aftermath of Taylor's death, Fillmore was able to salvage the Compromise of 1850, putting off what seemed a certain Civil War by backing the key bills penned by senators Henry Clay and Stephen Douglas.
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If you've been putting off your SQL education up until this point, you may have just run out of excuses, because the Introduction to SQL Training Course is currently on sale for 84% off its usual price.
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And putting off the wall fight could simply set up a new government shutdown showdown before the Christmas and New Year recess, given that Trump is still telling supporters at packed rallies the wall will be built.
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A candidate saying she'll fight for Medicare for All in 2023 rather than 2021 sounds like your parents promising to get you a puppy two birthdays from now—in other words, just putting off a tough decision.
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"Having a baby can change a teen's life in many ways… Experiencing those changes firsthand can help convince teenagers that putting off parenthood is a good idea," one woman explains in a laudatory video about the program.
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It's easy to believe that a problem is emotional, but then you take a few hours to pull some weeds or do some work you've been putting off, and you feel a million times better after that.
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Most reviewers had positive things to say about the iPhone 11's battery life and cameras, and many recommended the iPhone 11 as a worthy model for anyone who has been putting off upgrading their older iPhone.
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Immigrants who are still coming say many people in their home countries are staying home amid fears about President Donald Trump's immigration rhetoric, putting off coming to the U.S. until they see how his policies play out.
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"All they're doing is putting off what could happen if they come back to the US." To get more insight about debt dodging, I spoke to several Americans who moved to Berlin and stopped paying their loans.
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A judge had ruled in March that Governor Walker must hold special elections in two state districts in Wisconsin after Democrats said he was putting off the votes over fears of losing the formerly Republican-held seats.
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Jenny Wang, a licensed psychologist, also recommends these starter questions, if you want to drive the topic of conversion a bit: Coping What is something you've been putting off doing that you now suddenly have time for?
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Yet the Treasury Department could then use extraordinary measures to keep paying the government's bills, putting off the need to raise the debt ceiling for a matter of weeks or even months, depending on expenditures and receipts.
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That leads to this other debate, even within the scientific community: are we putting off when we're going to hit a bigger wall by just going "progress, progress, progress," and not keeping track of these other curves?
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Seeing the numbers in black and white can be a wake up call, especially for older generations, like the 45% of boomers putting off financial tasks because they think there's still plenty of time to accomplish them.
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The situation is "spiraling," the people who do things have no idea what to do, and their savior — Shiv, who agrees to take the blame for putting off telling Rhea — is perhaps not the most trustworthy accomplice.
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In such cases there's a good chance he will fail on the merits -- but the law's slow march means that he's at least putting off a threatening political situation for another day -- possibly even beyond the 2020 election.
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Rather than putting off investing for another day, take part of your bonus and put that money to work in a retirement savings account or other investment vehicle, such as a robo-advisor or low-cost index fund.
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But by focusing the X-Pro3 so narrowly, Fujifilm might be putting off fans of its prior models, which gave you retro controls and design, but without compromising on so much of the digital conveniences of modern photography.
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Yet firms are grappling with a stronger euro, which risks putting off some tourists shopping in the bloc, and the Chinese revival is already a year-old, making earnings comparisons tougher and spelling headwinds further down the lines.
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If you're anticipating a big medical event in the coming year — say, you're planning to have a baby or have been putting off knee surgery — it's smart to research in-network options for that care, too, he said.
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During a conference call with reporters, Coons said he was alarmed to hear some senators now talking about simply putting off long-term decisions about Dreamers for a year and making some "modest investments" in additional border security.
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Say you've been waiting to tell someone how you feel — or maybe you've been putting off a major conversation with your S.O. — Venus retrogrades have a way of nudging us to take initiative in matters of the heart.
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Fearful these low inflation rates might distort consumer and business behavior into putting off consumption today and wait for cheaper goods in future, central banks are scrambling to steer expectations back to inflation targets of about 2 percent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tata Steel's pension liabilities are putting off buyers for its British steelmaking operation, Business Secretary Sajid Javid said on Thursday, underlining the difficulty the government faces in securing a sale that would save thousands of jobs.
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But whenever I feel like putting off a task I'm really not looking forward to, I think of a favorite quote of mine from the bookThe Hard Thing About Hard Things": "If you're gonna eat shit, don't nibble.
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US officials told CNN that a smaller agreement, which avoids new tariffs but does not resolve every trade dispute, is a possible outcome, putting off for now a broad deal that includes major reforms to the Chinese economy.
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REGULATORS NOTICE STARTUPS DELAYING PUBLIC OFFERINGS: The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mary Jo White, gave a speech at Stanford last week and noted regulatory concerns over major companies putting off their decision to go public.
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Luxury small private hotels have sprung up along Albania's Adriatic and Ionian sea coasts, but big resorts have yet to be built since land ownership in the formerly communist country has often proven unclear, putting off foreign investors.
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Russian consumers responded to the slowdown by cutting their biggest item of discretionary spending, and for most people that meant putting off buying a new car; a body blow for a city where car-making underpins the local economy.
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In fact, most millennials are putting off "life milestones" like starting a family and homeownership because their massive debt is in the way, while some are forced to move back home with their parents just to stay above water.
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If firms are forced to repatriate cash, there is an argument for a discount from 35%, says Alan Viard of the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank, because firms would lose the benefit of putting off the bill indefinitely.
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Though Harmon was more than appreciative, he insisted on going to the VA since he couldn't afford the payment even with the discount—but that meant potentially putting off the dental work for months as his paperwork was processed.
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Demand in London has stuttered since taxes were increased on properties worth more than 1 million pounds ($1.3 million) and on second homes and buy-to-let rental properties, compounded by the Brexit vote putting off some foreign investors.
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The Commercial Crew program is well on its way to changing the way the world accesses space, but SpaceX may hog the glory this year if rival Boeing keeps putting off the first tests of its complete Starliner system.
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Despite the triple-digit gains in the stock market over the last nine years and its positive impact on Americans' savings, more than half of workers over age 2401 said they are putting off retirement, a new survey shows.
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At a meeting of the government's emergency committee on Thursday, Johnson moved Britain's response to the outbreak to the so-called "delay phase", aimed at putting off the peak until the summer months, ending a phase of outright containment.
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Yet even beyond Huawei, customers have begun cutting their chip inventories and are putting off new orders because of general uncertainty over the ban, Hock Tan, Broadcom's chief executive, said in a conference call with analysts on June 13.
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KREMS AN DER DONAU, Austria, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Austria's new coalition government of conservatives and Greens will increase a tax on flights and start cutting income tax next year, putting off plans such as reducing the corporate tax rate.
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He is squeezing everything he can out of a relationship that currently provides massive economic and strategic benefits, while putting off the question of what the increasingly unequal relationship across one of the world's longest borders means for Russia.
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Hundreds of students like Mr. Bamba took to the streets in January, according to local news reports, to protest the halt in classes, angry over the possibility of putting off a diploma — and a ticket to earning a living.
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After decades of putting off a show so universally beloved that 52.5 million viewers tuned in to its 2004 finale (and which caused equal devastation when Netflix didn't renew it this summer), I finally understood why people love Friends.
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At a meeting of the government's emergency committee on Thursday, Johnson moved Britain's response to the outbreak to the so-called "delay phase", aimed at putting off the peak until the summer months, ending a phase of outright containment.
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At the same time, a victory by Mr. Trump could provide him a spate of new vacancies to fill if those judges who may have been putting off retirement decide four more years is just too long to wait.
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Despite the fact that putting off payments increases their debt, nearly 70 percent of people who began repaying their student loans in 2013 had their debt in forbearance for some period, according to an April report by the Government Accountability Office.
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Saturn RetrogradeFrequency: Once a yearLength: 140 daysThe planet of discipline, tradition, and long-term progress is fittingly known for its tough retrogrades — periods that often urge us to address undesirable yet necessary tasks and obligations that we've been putting off.
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My November 20193th paycheck was my first full paycheck since moving here, so I had a lot to catch up on — rent, credit card bill, and purchases I'd been putting off — as well as the additional expense of Christmas gifts.
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Axios, citing Republican sources, said that putting off any consideration of these plans would give lawmakers on Capitol Hill more breathing room to deal with a legislative calendar that already includes a Supreme Court nomination, tax reform and repealing Obamacare.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A jump in prices for Brazilian soybeans is putting off buyers in China, two traders said, even as the rise was driven by expected demand from the world's No.2 economy as its trade war with Washington intensifies.
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The ban not only turns off much of the cosmopolitan set who make up the lion's share of his customer base, it also risks putting off travellers across the world from visiting America—people who might have used the firm's services.
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Spain's bond and stock markets both staged a recovery on Thursday after the Constitutional Court's decision and a Bloomberg report that Catalan separatists were looking at putting off a declaration of independence to create room for a negotiated settlement with Spain.
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Notionally the joint ticket with Ms Weidel—half his age, a westerner, worldly, relatively liberal and a lesbian—provides a balance between different factions in the party and prevents the tweedy Mr Gauland from putting off younger or more moderate voters.
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I've been putting off law school applications for the sake of "getting more work experience" – which is actually just my own thinly-veiled excuse to live the life of a carefree young adult with a steady income but not many responsibilities.
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Hanekamp recommends bringing a pen and a journal, in case your reader assigns you any "spiritual homework" to optimize your aura (she says she'll tell clients to "practice saying 'no,'" or to start that hobby they've been putting off for years).
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Subscription businesses such as cosmetics supplier Birchbox and athleisure brand Fabletics have proliferated in recent years, offering retailers more predictable revenue streams, albeit at the expense of putting off some customers who do not like the commitment of a subscription.
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The new Intel ADG will be headed up by Intel vet Doug Davis, who previously led the IoT group and is putting off his retirement after 30 years with the chipmaker to act as SVP and strategic lead for the group.
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"I feel really hyped about getting back to work and doing all the stuff I was doing already but with a new mind," he says joyfully, explaining how he'd been putting off going away for the last couple of years.
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Nor is it putting off Amazon, whose KiranaNow service has a slightly different model, letting kiranas set up virtual stalls and take orders by smartphone app, to be delivered either by the kirana's own workers or by Amazon's delivery service.
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"There are some good assets in the portfolio but also some toads," said an investor who was initially interested, but decided to pass, adding that the limited say in strategy that any buyer will get was putting off potential bidders.
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In part because of their financial obligations, nearly one-third of millennials said they were putting off getting married and 38 percent said they postponed having children, according to a TD Ameritrade survey of 1,000 adults age 18 and older.
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If you've been putting off buying a case for your iPhone 11 Pro, Pro Max, iPhone XS, or iPhone XS Max, Best Buy has knocked 50 percent off of a few of Apple's leather cases, folio cases, and Smart Battery cases.
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So they bought themselves a second layer of protection against such an outcome, forcing the government to ask for an extension and putting off the fateful decision on his deal until a no-deal departure was a more remote possibility.
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At school she discovers that her classmate Ikuto Tsumura is a talented and aspiring fashion designer, but is putting off his dream so that he can help support his mom and so his three younger sisters can go to college.
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As long as your iPhone is updated to iOS 11 or higher (which it almost definitely will be, unless you&aposve been putting off updates since 2017), you can download a number of different iMessage games to play with your friends.
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LONDON, Oct 22018 (Reuters) - Uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union has hit science funding to the tune of almost half a billion euros and is putting off international researchers from coming to Britain, a leading institution said on Wednesday.
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Fresh off reaching a five-year deal to remain in Dallas, Lawrence said on The Rich Eisen Show that he will undergo surgery on Wednesday after putting off the procedure while he sorted out his contract, reportedly worth $203 million.
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A married couple, with both spouses having worked full time and putting off retirement until they reach FRA (full retirement age), could receive nearly $60,000 in Social Security benefit annually, with a cost-of-living-adjustment adding to that every year.
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In part because of their financial obligations, nearly one-third of millennials said they were putting off getting married and 38 percent said they postponed having children, according to a TD Ameritrade survey released last year of 1,000 adults age 18 and older.
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And on Monday evening after Ryan publicly criticized Pelosi, she sent a third letter, telling her caucus she would bring a freshman Democrat into the leadership ranks while putting off an idea that irked at least one member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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But the company is now very clearly in a situation where it's trying to both get the best of Trump and Republican policies without putting off workers in the tech industry at large, who generally seem to be opposed to the president's actions.
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"Skimping on sleep, putting off exercise, and letting your healthy diet go out the window will wreak havoc on your health and slow down your productivity—and then you might be tempted to work longer hours to get your work done," Morin adds.
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Who Tried It: Lauren Lieberman, Senior Photo Editor Why She Tried It: I have been putting off getting a facial for months because I always leave red and splotchy and I usually look like I have chicken pox for a week after.
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When I get back home, I summon up the courage to do something I've been putting off for months: I call the internet and phone company because my phone has been dead for a long time and the internet speed is so slow.
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WASHINGTON – The Trump administration on Wednesday sought to fend off accusations the president is too soft on Russia, putting off a proposed second summit with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and declaring the U.S. will never recognize Russia&aposs 2014 annexation of Crimea.
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If you've been putting off decorating your outdoor spaces now is the time to act: from Pottery Barn, Pier 1 and Crate & Barrel's massive furniture sales to Horchow's deeply discounted patio, porch and pool essentials there are plenty of opportunities to save big.
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"The U.S. banks took their pain 10 years ago and recapitalized and rebuilt their businesses much quicker, the Europeans have been putting off their problems and they're going to need to fundamentally rethink how to use technology to change the model," he said.
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This sounds like a relatively minor change, but it's actually a precarious shift for a core technology that the company has been putting off for some time, one that was a year in the making and involved a team of nearly 70 engineers.
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With the budget stalled in the House, Senator Michael B. Enzi, the Wyoming Republican who leads the Budget Committee, announced on Monday that his panel would be putting off any action on a budget for at least this month and probably beyond.
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Shop, Shop, Shop (If You Can) Chances are, you're stuck at home on your computer for most of the day right now, so why not take advantage and do a little online shopping for whatever it is you've been putting off buying?
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court declined on Monday to address the central questions in two closely watched challenges to partisan gerrymandering, putting off for another time a ruling on the constitutionality of voting districts designed by legislatures to amplify one party's political power.
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Farmers are putting off investment in grains storage, despite the fact that Brazil is not expected to have enough space for a predicted record grain crop this year, said Paulo Bertolini, president of the grain storage working group of industrial equipment association Abimaq.
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Fibria is also putting off 500 million reais of planned investments in logistics this year because excess rail capacity in Brazil could make it more efficient to lease rather than invest in trains, Chief Executive Officer Marcelo Castelli told journalists on a call.
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The start-ups in the "Level 393" Canary Wharf hub worried the surprise June 239 vote to leave the EU would cost Britain access to Europe's single market, shrinking their talent pool, putting off foreign investors and damaging the country's fintech status.
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But the Fed, which signaled rate cuts could come soon due partly to uncertainty caused by the trade war, still faces a slowing global economy as well as businesses domestically putting off spending until China and the United States reach a lasting truce.
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" If you do want a ring but don't have a lot of cash to spend yet, suggest putting off the purchase, he says: "Tell your girlfriend/fiancee/soon-to-be-wife when you have the money to invest in a ring, you'll do that.
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Yep, that's the beauty of Kanopy: Not only can you stream all of Lars von Trier's #rare ghost hospital mini-series, The Kingdom, you also have a reason to finally make that trip to the library that you've been putting off for years now.
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But despite her misgivings, when her name is called, Rachel, sitting in a fertility clinic waiting room, shuffles off to her egg retrieval surgery in a hairnet and sticky-bottomed socks, taking her chances on creating the baby she'd spent 41 years putting off.
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On Monday, Brazil's planning minister, Esteves Colnago, told Reuters the government plans to auction off one of the units on July 26, while putting off the auction of the other five units owned by Eletrobras, as the company is commonly known, until Aug. 30.
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Sales in mainland China could grow by 20 to 22 percent this year, far outpacing other markets like Europe where growth rates may not exceed 4 percent and where a strong euro is putting off tourists from spending in high-end stores, Bain said.
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He was criticized by right-wing icons like Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, and Sean Hannity for signing a spending package early in 2018 without securing significant money for wall funding, and didn't see any big political gain in November from putting off the fight.
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The Brazilian oil company, hit as well by a plunge in oil prices, has been forced to sell assets and slash spending by about half, putting off investments in giant new offshore discoveries and helping fuel Brazil's worst economic downturn in more than a century.
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The DJs are in full swing come 7:30 and as the place starts to fill up with yummy mummies, white guys in Bob Marley t-shirts and uni students putting off their dissertations, this 'tropical paradise' suddenly turns into a school disco circa 1999.
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One bill written by a bipartisan group of senators calling itself the Common Sense Coalition would also have given Mr. Trump money for his much-ballyhooed wall along the Mexican border, though over a 10-year period, while putting off more contentious questions about immigration.
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Jed's comments Monday about possibly putting off the trial were surprising in part because of various indications from the prosecution in recent weeks that they were preparing to put on an aggressive case against the company at the jury trial the firm has demanded.
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But the incentives are proving insufficient as more people in Japan are putting off childbirth — or not having children at all — either to take advantage of economic opportunities or because they worry that economic opportunities do not exist and feel that they cannot afford children.
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So there comes a day, sometime during that eighth month, a Tuesday, when I'm working at home and Connie's at the office, and I'm so focussed on the problem at hand that I keep putting off my bathroom break until the morning's nearly gone.
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Yesterday it was reported that main event loser Anthony "Rumble" Johnson will be putting off his retirement from MMA long enough to file an official complaint with the commission over the way they handled the weigh-ins for his fight with light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier.
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But the point is to stop feeling as though you need to immediately respond to messages as they come in, and focus on your to-do list, aka the Yesterbox — not to mention all of the work you've been putting off because you're distracted by incoming email.
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"Women in their 22019s and 60s who are putting off screening because they do not think they are at risk anymore should know that it is still important for them to be screened," said Laura Marlow of University College London in the UK, who led the study.
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Telecom Italia has also been criticized for putting off costly upgrades to its ageing copper network to provide faster internet connections and is now facing competition from Open Fiber, which is owned by state-controlled utility Enel and state-owned lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP).
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He has also repeatedly deferred steps that would give voters and the news media more visibility into his personal finances, putting off the filing of his personal financial disclosure form until late March and declining so far to say when he intends to release his tax returns.
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Well, you&aposre not alone, because according to a new study, 32 percent of homeowners have been putting off at least one home improvement job for 12 months or more — and the average American home has nine DIY jobs that desperately need attention, according to new research.
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BERLIN, Oct 31 (Reuters) - A German regulator said it was putting off a decision on any increases in the postage price of letters in Germany until at least early next year, which means that Deutsche Post cannot currently ask for approval to charge its customers more.
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Now, this is obviously just a complaining blog post that I've been putting off writing for months precisely because I hate complaining blog posts (even if this one is definitely in support of all you other Spotify users out there, suffering along to arbitrary library limitations).
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There are two types of people: Those who spend the entirety of their Memorial Day weekends catching up on lost sleep, and those who see it as a three-day-long opportunity to tackle all the odd jobs around the house they've been putting off since December.
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Macron said Rome had acted with "cynicism and irresponsibility" by closing its ports to a migrant ship earlier this week, setting off a bitter diplomatic spat between the two countries, with Italy's new Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte considering putting off a meeting with Macron due on Friday.
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"Even though Washington agreed to postpone levying additional tariffs on Chinese goods to make way for negotiations, and Trump even hinted at putting off decisions on Huawei until the end of negotiations, things are still very much up in the air," China Daily wrote, Reuters first reported.
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But putting off the move avoids a tangible symbol of America's new policy and spares the White House a series of decisions — like where in the city to place the embassy — that would begin to define the geography of Mr. Trump's deliberately general statement about Jerusalem.
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Other than binge-watching your Netflix favorites, you can always get a head start on those emails you've been putting off before you even get to the office, or catch up on the news without having to squint at the tiny letters on your phone screen.
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In addition to putting off terror-themed episodes of "Supergirl" and "NCIS: Los Angeles" after the Paris attacks last year, Mr. Kahl also mentioned that CBS made the difficult decision of delaying a 2013 tornado-themed season finale of "Mike & Molly" after a fatal tornado in Oklahoma.
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Teachers are trying to reassure their elementary school students that they won't be deported under a President Trump — while young immigrant adults are putting off those conversations with their unauthorized-immigrant parents, because they don't know how to address the fact that, yes, perhaps they will be.
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Washington (CNN)House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler said Monday that he has struck a deal with the Justice Department to begin providing Congress with some documents from the Mueller report related to obstruction of justice, putting off a looming court showdown between House Democrats and Justice over the report.
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Data suggests that millennials are putting off or opting out of having kids in part due to the outrageous cost of raising one: In 2014, the U.S. Department of Agriculture projected that it would cost a middle-income couple $245,000 to raise a child to the age of 18.
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Experts can only speculate -- the report is based on birth certificates, which don't offer a lot insight into families' choices -- but they suspect it has to do with continued unease over the economy and more women putting off having children so they can pursue education and career goals.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 15 (Reuters) - European Union leaders will focus on trying to complete a banking union and expanding the job of the euro zone bailout fund when they discuss priorities for euro zone integration on Friday, putting off contentious issues such as a budget for the currency area.
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"I've been putting off writing a book for a while because I wanted to make sure I had ample time to make it great and I never thought I'd say this, but I'm also really looking forward to writing in longer stretches than 140 characters or less," said Cummings.
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Don't cancel your Hulu membership if you've got Gilead fatigue – summer is a perfect time to catch up on all the shows you've been putting off during summer hiatus (find out if Brooklyn Nine-Nine lives up to the hype!) (It does) – not to mention, hundreds of movies.
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The workflow keeps its groove on February 13, when Mars sextiles Jupiter, but this time the focus will especially be on you tackling chores that you've been putting off for too long, handling issues with debts and taxes, and managing the other annoying things we all have to handle.
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"Even though Washington agreed to postpone levying additional tariffs on Chinese goods to make way for negotiations, and Trump even hinted at putting off decisions on Huawei until the end of negotiations, things are still very much up in the air," it said in an editorial late Saturday.
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"This insouciance about the prospect of putting off any deal has completely upended market expectations that we were potentially millimetres away from a deal, and also flies in the face of the optimism that has seen markets rally strongly over the last few weeks," CMC analyst Michael Hewson said.
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Putting off motherhood can be lucrative: Each year of delayed maternity adds a 783 percent increase in earnings over a woman's career and a 278 percent spike in her average wage across her work life, according to a 240 study from the University of Virginia's Department of Economics.
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When we discovered in first grade that Max had been holding his bladder all day at school because he wasn't sure which bathroom his teachers wanted him to use, I realized that I finally had to have the conversation I had been simultaneously anticipating and putting off all those years.
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Although M&A activity gained steam in recent months, tougher compliance, the harshest recession in a century and the political aftershocks of the Car Wash probe are putting off announcements, said Flávio Valadão, head of M&A at Banco Santander Brasil SA, which topped Thomson Reuters' 2016 advisory rankings for Brazil.
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We're told Trump is putting off for a day his plans to return to his home in Trump Tower for the first time since the inauguration, and return to D.C. to appear on-camera tomorrow as he signs an "executive memorandum" calling for a White House investigation of China trade practices.
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Congressional leadership, hoping to avoid a showdown before November's election, has bundled the bill that deals with the wall — the Homeland Security spending bill — into the trio of bills it is putting off until December, alongside the bills that deal with State and Foreign Operations and the Commerce and Justice Departments.
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Perhaps. But, we can never know which day will be our last, and putting off that dream trip to Greece or holding off on the Andean trek you've been dreaming about until you have time/a boyfriend/can take time off more easily may mean you never go for it.
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Last month, U.S. health officials urged pregnant women to consider putting off all nonessential travel to Miami due to the Zika virus even as the state lifted a travel warning for the Wynwood, the Miami neighborhood which was the first site of local Zika transmission in the continental United States.
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The world's biggest mobile trade show just took another blow — graphics giant Nvidia, one of the conference's sponsors, just announced it's not sending employees to Mobile World Congress 2020 in Barcelona due to the "public health risks around the coronavirus" that have been putting off some other exhibitors and attendees too.
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Since two-thirds majorities are required for decisions such as banning a country from events, either the IOC or a group of like-minded countries can stop it from setting a tough line, whether out of national pride, fear of putting off fans or sponsors—or simply the wish for a quiet life.
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Congress began looking into gene editing last year with hearings led by House Science, Space and Technology committee Chair Lamar Smith (R-TX), who believes that the US should proceed with severe caution when it comes to genetically altering embryos with heritable changes, even if it means putting off curing diseases. Rep.
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Neglecting major repairs and putting off necessary renovations can make a home unsellable, according to several real-estate agents, including Rob McCann, an agent in Pennsylvania who sells homes for an average of $210,000, and Jason Tsalkas of Compass, who sells in the $650,000 to $2 million price range, primarily in Brooklyn.
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Both the police departments and the public need to stop putting off conversations about how to address brutality, keeping in mind that one, crime hot spots will require much more time and attention for their citizens to regain trust in police authority, and two, only then can police brutality be truly eradicated.
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To make the most of the security built into Windows, macOS, and your favorite browser, ensure you're running the latest versions across the board, which means you're running the latest security patches—if you've been putting off updates on your phone or your computer, then get them done ahead of Black Friday.
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Brexit could have a similar effect, putting off not just Europeans, but applicants from places like India, China and Malaysia, for whom "the general sense that Britain has become a less welcoming and hospitable place for foreigners is quite palpable," said James Wilsdon, a professor of research policy at the University of Sheffield.
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And for those who can't scrape together enough money for a down payment of any kind — or who are too scared of another financial crisis to take out a mortgage when they don't have enough money saved up or have a lower credit score — putting off other major milestones is seemingly the answer.
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Earlier, the index hit a high of 96.230, its highest since March 16 Read MoreFed rate hike expectations jolting currencies "The Fed is heavily influenced by the dollar and putting off the rate increases is evidence that that is what they are focused on," said Dan Veru, chief investment officer at Palisade Capital Management.
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Yet some Democrats who oppose putting off a fight on Trump's first Supreme Court nominee argue Republicans might not have the 51 votes they would need to approve the rules change, as some senior GOP senators may be reluctant to erode the effectiveness of the 60 vote filibuster, which famously preserves the power of the Senate minority.
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"Even with record-high rents in job centers like San Jose, Boston and Washington D.C., putting off a home purchase might be the best financial decision for a young person who has saved enough for a down payment, depending on how long they intend to stay in their jobs and homes," said Zillow's chief economist, Svenja Gudell.
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Trump is scheduled to discuss U.S. trade policy at the Economic Club of New York on Tuesday, with market participants expecting him to announce that he is putting off the decision for six months ahead of the expiration of a 180-day delay to the results a "Section 232" investigation ordered under a Cold War-era trade law.
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LONDON — As leaders on both sides of the English Channel batten down the hatches for the coronavirus, Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain is coming under rising pressure to ask the European Union for an extension in its negotiations to reach a trade agreement — in effect, putting off the next stage of Brexit until the virus exits.
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"It seems like everyone is content putting off some big fights until December, particularly with Harvey funding being added to the docket in September," a House GOP aide told The Hill, referring to Hurricane Harvey, which made landfall in Houston last week as a category 4 hurricane and has caused substantial damage to southeastern Texas and southwestern Louisiana.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) said Wednesday that Americans need to "be honest" and stop putting off the question of how to pay for America's healthcare system.
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Twenty-six minutes after they unplugged Clark, his heart stopped for good, and, once Paul had recorded the time of death, he checked on one more patient (that one would make it), sent out a recommendation letter for one of his interns (something he'd kept putting off), drove home, smoked a last cigarette, and hanged himself.
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Etue's father, Keith, who is 210 and works for an energy company, had financed his trip to Seattle to compete in the Summer Skirmish, Etue says, but his parents had also been growing wary that he was putting off the next steps toward adulthood by skipping college to focus on a difficult career path as a professional gamer that might not materialize.
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"Flatline" goes from dissing Tyson's square sartorial decisions ("Neil Tyson need to loosen up his vest") to anti-Semitism ("That's why the POTUS gotta wear a Kipper/Kippah/Kippa") so fast and violently that it will make your iPhone restart and install all the updates you've been putting off: Woo, use your, use your common sense Why is NASA department of defense?
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With stagnant wages and the soaring costs of education, health care and housing that they've experienced in their lifetimes — not to mention coming of age in one of the worst economic recessions in U.S. history — many are putting off saving for a time they're not sure will come as they struggle to make ends meet in their current daily lives.
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I like to tell my non-civil engineer friends, when they complain about road or bridge closures or why money is needed for this, that neglecting infrastructure is like putting off going to the dentist for a cavity: Waiting does nothing to improve the situation, and in many cases any delay adds to the pain and expense of what needs to be done.
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But with the future trading relationship of the U.K. and the European Union still to be negotiated, many financial firms are putting off job recruitment or are preparing to open offices within the EU. For instance, asset manager Standard Life is considering Ireland as its European base for when the United Kingdom leaves the EU, its CEO told CNBC on Tuesday.
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But even in the wake of May's likely victory, it remains unclear when the U.K. will trigger Article 53, a move that will will formally begin negotiations to exit the EU. "The pound is gaining in the wake of the U.K. finally settling on a new prime minister and blissfully putting off triggering the Article 25 clause to formally leave the EU," Nicholson said.
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Reminders basically amp up Google Calendar's to-do list, so you can not only create tasks in your Gmail inbox, Google Keep, or calendar, but see a reminder that shows up on top of your Google Calendar, haunting you until you finally pay that bill or call that person or do whatever it is that you keep putting off, like emailing for a Revolv refund.
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Shaefer and Meyer have a related dispute, defined in an exchange of papers last year, about whether income or consumption measures do a better job of correlating to concrete metrics of material hardship that the federal government collects data about: if people report having difficulty paying for enough food or keeping up with their mortgage, if they report putting off doctors' visits for economic reasons, etc.
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French kids are often sensitive and unspoiled in ways that American kids aren't; they are also often driven so crazy by the enervating 8:30 A.M. -to-4:30 P.M. school system and by a tradition of remote parenting that they rebel as bitterly as American adolescents do, only putting off the rebellion until they're forty, when the sex and drugs really start to kick in.
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He shares three strategies for staying productive on the road: While you may not be able to attend your regular in-person meetings when traveling for work, remember that you live in a technologically advanced world, Dominguez tells CNBC Make It. Rather than putting off a meeting until your return, try using video services like FaceTime or Skype to touch base with colleagues or your boss.
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On Wednesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested putting off Trump's State of the Union address, a judo move that was "a good place to begin clawing back Congress' power," wrote Joshua Spivak (and also an introduction -- for Trump, and Pelosi's caucus -- "to the big leagues," observed Jen Psaki.) On Thursday, the President parried by blocking a secret trip to Afghanistan by Pelosi and other Congress members.
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That includes answering some questions for an online interview, filling out some paperwork I'd been putting off, scheduling a paid talk on Latinx identity for a small corporate media brand, coordinating details on upcoming guest lectures at Boston University, University of Madison, and Northwestern, and confirming one at UC Irvine at the end of the week—all under my assistant's email, which I sometimes use pretending to be my own assistant.
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I'm married, but I met my wife when we were almost kids, we were nineteen, and so I feel like both me and my wife are living in this kind of... we're both artists, and we're both putting off those big, big decisions like getting a house and getting kids in favour of doing art, and it would be wrong for me to write about something typically grown up.
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Hospedales this week detailed his experience of interning for Chance the Rapper over the last few months, calling it "a time of transition in my life that marked a shift from slightly hesitant sometimes-blogger putting off getting a real job, into a confident multi-faceted creative with a taste of how great it all could be – and the newfound realization of the person that I'm meant to be. "
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The sad lesson here, children, if you haven't yet written me off as a complete sociopath, is that falling in love with your straight best friend is perhaps the worst, most self- destructive idea you could possibly have, because not only will they never love you back in the same way you love them, they'll serve as a constant reminder that you are putting off the thing you should've done years ago but cannot escape.
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Slashed prices are as follows: Three months: $22.99/month (regular price $30.65/month) Six months: $19.99/month (regular price $26.65/month) One year: $16.49/month (regular price $21.99/month) (To see these prices, just make a free account and head to the subscription tab to pick the one that suits your time frame.) If you've been putting off the online dating thing because of the annoying stigma attached to it, just know that it's a lie.
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That's an immense amount of time and it's vital that we think about the 'how' of our work lives because if we're putting off our mental wellbeing and our physical wellbeing to some later time outside of work, it's not going to happen," Stanford Graduate School of Business lecturer Leah Weiss tells CNBC Make It. In order to better cope with feelings of anxiety or discomfort at work, Weiss says that "one of the key resources is to realize your ability to be comfortable with emotions.
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Kennedy says had been putting off his decision to re-enlist until the November presidential election, unsure if he could serve under Hillary Clinton (who he blames for the death of four Americans during the Benghazi attack on 2012), but after Donald Trump (a man he once called an "egotistical dick that borderlines on ethnocentric politics") won and then appointed General James Mattis to be his secretary of defense and General H.R. McMaster as his national security advisor, the former middleweight contender realized that things were about to get awesome again for the American military.
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