Oz Guinness, the theologian, said that liberty requires restraint but the only restraint consistent with liberty is self-restraint.
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" 'Maximum restraint' European and international officials are calling for "maximum restraint.
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With restraint bias, one overestimates one's ability to show restraint in the face of temptation.
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The most effective way to prove one's decency and restraint, of course, is simply to exhibit decency and restraint.
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Spending restraint combined with various non-oil revenue measures demonstrate that the government has some appetite for fiscal restraint.
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Conservatism is about the restraint of government, not the empowerment of government, and Trump has no interest in restraint.
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Kelly's also been hit with new racketeering charges including allegations he used "force, threats of force, physical restraint and threats of physical restraint."
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And because units faced the same opponents for an extended period, they knew that restraint today could encourage their counterparts to show restraint tomorrow.
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Its narrative restraint gave it personality, and its mechanical restraint—focusing the combat on a handful of key elements—made the fast, frantic action work.
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He is not humorless, but he does often wear an expression of some asperity, which I took as his signature combination of German restraint and Japanese restraint.
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Well before the five-year average is reached, spot prices and spreads will rise to move the market from production restraint/consumption growth to production growth/consumption restraint.
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For these reasons, NHTSA should abandon the idea of pre-market approval as a dangerous restraint on driverless car innovation; a restraint that would put lives at risk.
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Homicide related to police restraint Charges were filed against Lopera after the Clark County Coroner's Office ruled Farmer's death was a homicide due to asphyxiation related to police restraint.
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"I think a lot of restraint has been shown by us, a lot of restraint, and that doesn't mean we're going to show it in the future," the president said.
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"Offers of reassurance that restraint on new actions by China will lead to restraint on new significant or permanent military deployments by the U.S." would be a start, he said.
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American military forces have gone out of their way to exercise restraint, but decisions on whether oncoming planes are a threat are made in an instant, and restraint cannot be assumed.
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I really appreciate your restraint if you ... Yeah. Yeah.
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I hope you will understand the wisdom of my restraint.
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They just tend to involve more thought, effort, and restraint.
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We need their restraint in order to keep our democracy.
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This restraint is rewarded with more power and more opportunity.
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The most notable thing about Villeneuve's style is his restraint.
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The Echo Show is a character study in gadget restraint.
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First, investors' exuberance comes after a long period of restraint.
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It urged all parties to show restraint and stop escalations.
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" Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov urged "all sides to show restraint.
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Practice restraint and you'll save yourself from pinching pennies later.
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Driving the Bentley Continental GT is an exercise in restraint.
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Coping with them challenges her limited ability to exercise restraint.
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Duterte urged the US to be patient and practice restraint.
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But restraint is a virtue, and it's a presidential virtue.
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Yet even the benefits of wage restraint could be disappointing.
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China after the test called for restraint by all parties.
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My bras were serious architecture, buttresses, straps, masterpieces of restraint.
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Some restraint on Trump's own part is also involved here.
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Often he steams, without restraint, in the local Turkish baths.
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Foy is, in the second season, a genius of restraint.
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That feat of restraint seems beyond both Trump and Comey.
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Probably more important to you – he believes in judicial restraint.
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We tried to exercise every restraint possible to avoid violence.
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Chief Executive Lam made an appeal for calm and restraint.
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Americans have shown remarkable restraint in dealing with this windfall.
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Protests have been mostly peaceful, with security forces showing restraint.
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A strong CFPB is one confident enough to show restraint.
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In fact, what it actually demonstrates is Kavanaugh's judicial restraint.
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There were more lessons about police restraint over the years.
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Is there some form of voluntary restraint at work here?
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Moreover, their restraint creates an opening for less ethical rivals.
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Any restraint of federal spending would improve the trade picture.
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Such restraint can also be used to explain Kogonada's work.
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It's the most restraint a contestant has shown in ages.
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But Bolton is signaling restraint until Trump makes a decision.
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And then, like a good comic, Titanfall 2 shows restraint.
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He was a great believer in judicial restraint and originalism.
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"This piece has been an exercise in restraint," she continued.
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No physical restraint keeps miserable Sieglinde in this abusive marriage.
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She praised the police, who she said had exercised restraint.
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At the final whistle, she pumped her fist with restraint.
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Although I bristle, my mother is actually showing amazing restraint.
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Then again, Israelis also pay a steep price for restraint.
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And now, it was Mr. Netanyahu's time to show restraint.
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Older rules of moral restraint were broader for a reason.
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With Seema, however, the reader discerns authorial restraint, even remorse.
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Diller Scofidio + Renfro delivered with a design of extreme restraint.
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Gorgeous as this visual is, it's poetic in its restraint.
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Mr. Ng said police officers have been acting with restraint.
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Its agonies are tempered, its regrets hushed, its restraint powerful.
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Democratic institutions function only when power is exercised with restraint.
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Let me be very clear: Don't mistake restraint for inaction.
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For me, this is the summit of refinement and restraint.
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They've been forced to embrace a somewhat foreign concept: restraint.
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A restraint around Conrad's left leg holds him in position.
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Yet norms of partisan restraint have eroded in recent decades.
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You don't need to consign yourself to unmitigated, unhappy restraint.
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He was the voice of fiscal restraint in the House.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Fiscal restraint is going out of fashion.
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The justice scolded her colleagues for failing to exercise restraint.
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This year, Congress has shown no restraint on federal spending.
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Heeding the lessons of the past, the justices practice restraint.
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There is reason, however, to wonder if restraint will prevail.
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Among the changes: new guidelines for using the restraint chair.
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Does the future belong to great power competition or restraint?
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Global bond markets and the Federal Reserve rewarded fiscal restraint.
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And that will require some remarkable and utterly uncharacteristic restraint.
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Ms. Caputova responded with restraint, refusing to attack him personally.
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You've seen very surprising restraint in growth of spending programs.
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The Israeli army said he "acted professionally" by showing restraint.
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Advocacy groups are calling on the military to show restraint.
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And we now have the opportunity to model that restraint.
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"They've already demonstrated that they have no restraint," says Sen.
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In a separate statement, China's Defence Ministry said China had shown goodwill and that its forces had exercised utmost restraint, but warned "restraint has a bottom line" and that India must dispel any illusions.
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Pay restraint put Germany back on track but at a cost.
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I guess we should count that restraint as a victory, though.
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After a year of restraint, Iran has begun to strike back.
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North Korea "has interpreted America's past restraint as weakness," Trump said.
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REINES: They also know it&aposs not going to restraint (INAUDIBLE).
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Restraint—I don't want, like, broccoli with anchovy and brown butter.
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The group kept a lid on the news with admirable restraint.
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It's the compounded effect of subtlety and restraint as you apply.
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"The police showed restraint," said Sunil Chowdhury, the district police superintendent.
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A lesson in celebrity restraint, should you ever become a celebrity.
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Trump, ever the model of restraint, posted about it on Twitter.
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Police later charged McCoy with assault, kidnapping, robbery, and unlawful restraint.
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We're also examining a possible restraint on a potential Mars mission.
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A superpower understands that caution and restraint are signs of strength.
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But depicting Trump as the person urging restraint is even worse.
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However: That's mostly because the Trump administration has shown some restraint.
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Drill with restraint or we will "kill the market", he said.
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Obama called for government restraint, but his remarks were carefully calibrated.
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President Xi Jinping has repeatedly urged North Korea to show restraint.
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Muslim elders have urged people to show restraint, the posts showed.
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But she added a diplomatic warning on the need for restraint.
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This mix of monetary restraint and output recovery should stem inflation.
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So I think the restraint of the U.S. is very wise.
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But for better or worse, restraint has never been Abovitz's style.
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That's the moment you knew what self-restraint really felt like.
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China repeated a call on Thursday for restraint by all parties.
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The old ruling class preserved a degree of gentlemanly self-restraint.
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As a father, Claypool emphasizes the importance of balance and restraint.
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"We call on security forces to exercise restraint," the statement said.
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Harder, he says, because of the restraint needed to practice inaction.
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But I was pleasantly surprised, there was a lot of restraint.
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Both China and the European Union have also called for restraint.
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Without further adieu and no restraint on spoilers, What's the Difference?!
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And he doesn't have a lot of restraint, he's all id.
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"We need everybody in Pennsylvania to exercise self-restraint," he said.
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The first is that independence is necessary to preserve monetary restraint.
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It was so focused as a result of the time restraint.
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But I think there should be an attitude of fiscal restraint.
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It has fallen to the army's leaders to call for restraint.
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Still, the United States has shown admirable self-restraint and caution.
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There has been some spending restraint, especially in regard to wages.
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Most of his work involves urging the police to exercise restraint.
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Chief Executive Carrie Lam made an appeal for calm and restraint.
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" He said, "We continue to implore Israel to show greater restraint.
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Anderson pleaded no contest to a charge of unlawful restraint Monday.
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Voters support limited government, individual liberty, fiscal restraint, and global leadership.
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Yet meaningful judicial restraint remains rare and mild when it occurs.
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Restraint bias occurs when we overestimate our capacity for impulse control.
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Instead, China repeatedly calls for calm, restraint and a negotiated solution.
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Pence encouraged the Iraqi government to show restraint with the protesters.
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Restraint, however, is antithetical to Drake's approach to music and business.
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None of Mr. Obama's would-be successors are showing similar restraint.
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Reading Lahiri in English, the overriding sensation is one of restraint.
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After two unsuccessful post 9/11 wars, Obama's restraint was needed.
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To Obama's Doctrine of Restraint, Trump opposes a Doctrine of Resurgence.
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The entire initial restraint and confiscation process was illegal as well.
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He answers to nobody but POTUS, and tweets without restraint. 5.
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A good and easy restraint to start with is a pillowcase.
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That way, their body weight and the case act as restraint.
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OPEC and its allies have reiterated their commitment to output restraint.
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The restraint Fama puts on feeling heats it to a glow.
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Plus, the restraint of a large arm meant he couldn't bolt.
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Some people probably felt bad for you and admire your restraint.
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Even the boundless Trump has shown partial restraint around the issue.
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Declos directs with restraint, working hard to sustain Maeterlinck's dreamlike tension.
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Lowood is where Jane learns to perform meekness, restraint, modest femininity.
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The great power of The Plot Against America is its restraint.
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Her clean, geometric sculptures radiate the sophisticated restraint of Donald Judd.
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In other words, Riyadh's restraint was keeping U.S. shale in business.
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Rosenbloom is a pianist of thoughtful restraint and, elsewhere, effusive bluster.
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"Rockets must stop, restraint must be shown by all!" he wrote.
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Farther along those streets, state-sponsored posters counseled thriftiness and restraint.
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Her restraint is a debatable but understandable exercise in political survival.
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Russia, a major creditor to Venezuela in recent years, urged restraint.
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"We appeal for restraint on all sides," she said in Geneva.
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"I've been eating like a pig," he says, explaining his restraint.
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It is a coalition that shows too little tact or restraint.
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Human Rights Watch called on the Kenyan authorities to exercise restraint.
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It was an extraordinary exercise in restraint -- a particularly Canadian response.
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Dissolving all individual restraint, they coursed with uncontrollable instinct and emotion.
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For a while, many agreed that Trump's restraint was a problem.
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He praised his troops for their restraint in suppressing the rebellion.
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Your editors and reporters should have exercised the same restraint here.
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That method is known as the Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint technique.
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The film's hushed restraint made its conclusion all the more shattering.
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"A little verbal restraint can go a long way," she says.
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"We have to surprise them with restraint and generosity," said Mandela.
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This policy of restraint was pushed off a cliff in 2015.
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"China's message is clear to both sides: exercise restraint," she said.
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Some show restraint, make a retirement plan and stick to it.
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Obama later told The Atlantic he was proud of his restraint.
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Like the American president, AMLO is hardly known for rhetorical restraint.
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He may soon serve a president not known for self-restraint.
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Most of the players tried to exercise at least some restraint.
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The biggest preconception about shibari is that it's all about restraint.
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Yes, we're telling you to reward yourself for exercising self restraint.
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So try to exercise some self restraint when you feel jealous.
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But his first call with China showed uncommon prudence and restraint.
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"No "clearly erroneous" prior restraint can be shown here (and it is an open question whether prior restraint rules even extend to commercial speech)," Judge Alsup wrote, citing the 9th Circuit's 2011 ruling in Hunt v.
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"As we have learned from our work in adult care homes and nursing homes, restraint use actually increases the likelihood of falls and can cause additional harm to patients who fall while in restraint," Sullivan said.
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It was widely regarded as a matter of internal restraint on the man's part and a matter of lack of internal restraint on the part of the occasional woman who would slap a man in the face.
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"To make the traditional feel more updated, use some restraint," she says.
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Journalists should cover such tragedies in less detail, and with more restraint.
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He preaches non-violence, but the army is testing the IMN's restraint.
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Strong's restraint tends to underline just how shtick-y Baron Cohen, who
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China, the European Union and others called for restraint from all sides.
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The tight, controlled brushwork and subdued palette is an exercise in restraint.
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Russia, a major creditor to Venezuela in recent years, has urged restraint.
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Obviously, we want police officers to exhibit emotional restraint in their work.
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She showed way too much restraint when it came to Justin's iPad.
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Poor guy: everybody knew restraint was superior, but he'd missed the boat.
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It's loud and reactive at a time when restraint is most necessary.
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It involved installing a foot restraint on the end of the arm.
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"(He) urges restraint and calm to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe," Kaneko said.
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But this debate also underlined how difficult restraint is for Mr Trump.
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Like many modern horror movies, It suffers from a lack of restraint.
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Spending restraint might well prove painful for some members of Brazilian society.
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But their restraint allowed for tension even in the less driving moments.
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I'm tempted to buy all of the things, but I use restraint.
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They are firing at each other without any restraint at this point.
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"This business requires restraint," Mike tells Pryce, who scoffs at Mike's reticence.
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With no restraint on spoilers, it's time to ask, what's the difference?
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ARAB LEAGUE CHIEF SAYS DEVELOPMENTS IN GULF RISK DEEPENING CONFRONTATIONS, URGES RESTRAINT
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They have probably also lessened the expectation of good behaviour and restraint.
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So it takes a great restraint to pull back from doing that.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China is exhibiting some worrying trade war restraint.
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He stresses small acts of restraint by the leaderless, digitally mobilised movement.
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Burkean conservatives saw order as something institutional, anchored in restraint and hierarchy.
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Big countries pursue their national interests with restraint, in a multilateral framework.
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Willpower can help suppress the doer's urges, but exercising restraint is costly.
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Chad Estep is charged with attempted murder, unlawful restraint and aggravated battery.
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I know it's weird, talking about restraint in a film like this.
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The question is whether its creation will foster competition or demand restraint.
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Police officers are testing a new type of restraint technology in Illinois.
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We also respect Chmerkovskiy's restraint in not quoting Kanye a single time.
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On Wednesday, UN Secretary General António Guterres urged "restraint" from all sides.
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He's a man unfamiliar with the restraint required to bite ones tongue.
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True as that is, expecting such restraint to do so was misguided.
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"This situation must be deescalated and all parties show restraint," he said.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appealed for restraint by the Zimbabwe authorities.
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It is pure silliness, an idea carried out without restraint or taste.
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This explains exporters' restraint, given lacklustre global demand and a pricey dollar.
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The discussion of climate change is not leading to restraint with bookings.
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Having fought a war in 1998-2000, the UN urged "maximum restraint".
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Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani has called for restraint on both sides.
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In the grave, great slow movement, she played with restraint and poignancy.
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Tyler races with a head-and-neck restraint, containment seat and firesuit.
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Kim often spurned China's calls for restraint in nuclear and missile firings.
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But not a denizen of Twitter, where restraint is tantamount to defeat.
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In an ideal world, this approach teaches patience, self-control and restraint.
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There are very good reasons for this self-restraint by Christian leaders.
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Finally, advance an alternative vision to Germany's dreary emphasis on fiscal restraint.
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First, Americans' collective insecurity shows up in polls and explains spending restraint.
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The coverage depicted them, quite inaccurately, as having shed restraint amid disaster.
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El Rashidi chronicles the narrator's political coming-of-age with minimalist restraint.
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But the sweet cherry sauce requires more restraint when choosing a bottle.
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President Trump will have to resist tweeting without thought or without restraint.
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Restraint is preferred over metal-related sectors, such as financials and machinery.
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But it certainly doesn't mean we should give up on price restraint.
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O'Toole said Friday night that his officers showed great restraint despite injuries.
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The Ninth Circuit ruled that this was a "prior restraint" against speech.
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Sadly, the economic restraint has meant she is not going to school.
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As such, retouching on the painting was performed with the utmost restraint.
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The agreed text "emphasized the importance of non-militarisation and self-restraint".
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It is right to expect the court to exercise such self-restraint.
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There is a clarity to these historical sections, a care and restraint.
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But the director, Christof Loy, stages this luridness with his typical restraint.
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"It's a hybrid of Bernie Sanders's restraint and Bono's engagement," says Khanna.
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It's a quiet, gentle show, suffused with a kind of tender restraint.
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In the end, Ms. Magee gave Mr. Trump high marks for restraint.
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On Friday, some Europeans applauded Mr. Trump for his show of restraint.
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This lie encourages people to believe freedom is the absence of restraint.
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Similar restraint appears unlikely Sunday evening at Washington University in St. Louis.
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It's also to imagine civility mostly in terms of etiquette and restraint.
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In this delicate transitional moment, restraint on all sides is still needed.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France urged the Iranian government to show restraint.
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Mexico, Spain and the United Nations, meanwhile, urged restraint and peaceful dialogue.
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There is restraint and modesty in the Martínez's songs and ensemble numbers.
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She wears a red lip for a day and indulges with restraint.
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Claudia in "The Americans" was the opposite: all about restraint and economy.
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But I really wanted to do a study on composition and restraint.
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" He called for those on both sides to exercise "caution and restraint.
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But use restraint, so as not to cut off next spring's bloom.
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Mr. Biden's experience in two previous impeachment fights helps explain his restraint.
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Donald Trump, a man with minimal restraint, has been awarded maximal power.
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The caging of immigrants for profit was allowed to continue without restraint.
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Yet for all of their decadence, Khouri's works have a certain restraint.
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The United States has demonstrated great restraint with regard to North Korea.
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In many cases, lack of restraint use may not be a choice.
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At least, in their last few crises, India and Pakistan demonstrated restraint.
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Many law enforcement agencies have banned this sort of dangerous restraint method.
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OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau's modus operandi tends to be public measure and restraint.
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Though both unabashed hawks, each said Trump's restraint was the correct course.
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Unfortunately, the rule of restraint is observed in the breach by many.
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If this is what's happening, you're unfairly taking advantage of their restraint.
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But Falih raised the prospect of continued output restraint to prevent this.
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He said North Korea's latest missile test shows a lack of restraint.
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But it is absolutely not approaching this from a place of restraint.
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For a coup to bring democracy, interim governments must exercise extraordinary restraint.
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It's a viewpoint-based prior restraint on speech of central public concern.
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There's no nonsense — an almost puritan restraint — and no scintilla of humor.
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They have sought to protect its existence by using it with restraint.
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"That's the key — economic growth and some budget restraint," Mr. Kudlow said.
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Its dim, uncluttered lobby gives the impression of opulence balanced with restraint.
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Her rigor and restraint give her writing its distinctive electricity and tension.
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Mr. Trump also mentioned the red line threat, but to counsel restraint.
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He too lived in restraint and was denied his "basic" human rights.
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The British government on Tuesday urged the two nations to show restraint.
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Heltman has pressed shale firms to show restraint even amid rising prices.
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But most of all, past presidents have simply been restrained by restraint.
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During that time, three inmates died in "restraint chairs" under his watch.
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The senators asked the inspector general to determine how the safety restraint system used during the Liberty Helicopters crash received its original approval from the FAA, and how the FAA reviewed, tested and approved the supplemental restraint system.
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Here's a look at the hospitals with the highest psychiatric restraint rates: And here's how they stack up against the rest of the hospitals in the database: CMS's online hospital comparison tool does not include the restraint data.
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Self-restraint on the part of the media can also play a role.
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Regardless, even her friends would not list restraint as a classic Peggy quality.
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China, the European Union and others have called for restraint from all sides.
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We think the authorities overreacted, they love the attention ... Adam showed great restraint.
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The cross-border exchange lasted throughout the night, but both sides showed restraint.
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Nearly four hours of video show him sitting calmly in a restraint chair.
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Beijing so far has shown marked restraint, at least in its official statements.
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Israel has abandoned its Obama-era restraint over settlements to build more homes.
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Lebanese officials have often called for restraint of gun use and celebratory gunfire.
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Traditional behavioral symptoms, such as lack of restraint, are more common in males.
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We have seen relatively restraint from Pyongyang since just before the U.S. election.
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The coming of Donald Trump in America is a further reason for restraint.
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But this debate also underlined how difficult intelligent restraint is for Mr Trump.
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"All GCSD staff are trained to prevent incidents of restraint," the statement added.
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China's restraint, tolerating Bolsonarian bluster while ignoring Venezuelan sycophancy, does not signal impotence.
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We urge Tehran and Riyadh, and other Persian Gulf states, to show restraint.
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Still, he seems determined to ensure that future presidents show a little restraint.
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"I've seen restraint from China, and I've seen a rhetorical shift," Willems said.
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JOE KERNEN: Secretary, would the fiscal restraint in the second term include entitlements?
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Media outlets also need to show appropriate restraint in what they report on.
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She showed restraint and class in not joking about or referencing Melania Trump.
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If Kasowitz is preaching restraint to the president, the president should probably listen.
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I applaud Samsung for showing restraint for not copying the iPhone X's notch.
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No country in this chamber would act with more restraint than Israel has.
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We have until now responded with restraint; but unilateral prudence is not sustainable.
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Before long, Meituan also started to show its restraint over the mobility segment.
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And attorneys for the US House hit hard the theme of judicial restraint.
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What are these amendments that are supposed to justify rejection of fiscal restraint?
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But despite tough talk on both sides, Washington and Tehran have shown restraint.
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Adam Le Doux's latest bitsy game is a lovely, spare exercise in restraint.
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When you play, these rings make perfect restraint anchors for arms and legs.
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But for me, those bracelets have nothing to do with control or restraint.
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This serves as a restraint on unchecked spending and an overly broad investigation.
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What I'd love from an X-Men film, more than anything, is restraint.
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Governors best known for fast cars and love nests are suddenly professing restraint.
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Like Dekker, D'Antoni laughed when asked about Capela's restraint from behind the arc.
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A Virginian challenging a Californian about the best way to achieve fiscal restraint.
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That restraint halted the dollar's ascent and restored the lure of other currencies.
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With a little restraint, the shock of that call could have been avoided.
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China and the European Union have also called for restraint, according to Reuters.
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Lula never prepared for the inevitable leaner years, and Rousseff abandoned fiscal restraint.
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In Tehran, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi called for calm and restraint.
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We think it's growth and spending restraint and they think it's higher taxes.
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Gorsuch has discussed this phenomenon when describing his own belief in judicial restraint.
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Frankfurt's monetary policy is likely to offer some compensation for Berlin's fiscal restraint.
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Officers have said they have shown restraint in the face of escalating violence.
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Rush is seeking damages and a restraint on further publication on the matter.
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"The Philippines has exercised restraint and didn't issue an aggressive statement," said Shen.
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Sparta preserved its regional dominance more by restraint than by hunger for conquest.
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It took a lot of restraint to walk out with only one item.
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Instead, she established her own rule: the Ginsburg precedent, a rule of restraint.
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But there are very few rules left anymore, and even less restraint. ♦
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Jacob Walter Anderson pleaded no contest to a lesser charge of unlawful restraint.
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Kim Jong Un's regime "has interpreted America's past restraint as weakness," he said.
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His restraint in handling difficult material is just one of his many gifts.
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Another harbinger of tax hikes is the abdication of spending restraint by Republicans.
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Critics fretted that athletics would unbind women from femininity's modesty and self-restraint.
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Why isn't Trump growing as a candidate, showing discipline, restraint, intelligence and substance?
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"The UN on Monday also called on India and Pakistan to "exercise restraint.
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"Such a broad prior restraint would violate the First Amendment," Musk's attorneys said.
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He also called for both sides to show restraint, but arrests have continued.
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A narrow scope now depends largely on Mueller's sense of restraint or propriety.
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Nor, perhaps, is Williams, with his sere devotion to the idea of restraint.
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I also learned a lot from my husband-the-cop about police restraint.
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Given the level of scrutiny they have received, restraint is an understandable choice.
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A superpower understands that caution and restraint are really truly signs of strength.
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Mladenov called on both Israeli forces and militants in Gaza to show restraint.
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For too long, Washington has relied on force over conversation, recklessness over restraint.
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Between the lines: Republicans have spent nearly a decade campaigning on fiscal restraint.
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The United States and other world powers have urged restraint as tensions rose.
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Unfortunately, the Nuggets did not show that restraint, and Lil B took notice.
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Fiscal restraint is no longer part of the cloth the Republican Party wears.
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The achievement of Bannos's intelligent, irritable self-reflexive study is in its restraint.
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If the title conjures polite restraint, the novel itself is reliably free-flowing.
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They might teach adult leaders about real courage: compassion, honesty, restraint and truthfulness.
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Restraint data for all of 6 is due to be published next month.
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Restraint investigations haven't been the only source of trouble for the rural hospital.
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It's a strange thing to really let go like that, screaming without restraint.
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However, we seem to be constitutionally incapable of such restraint, which is understandable.
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Gil pushed her against the bookshelf more as a restraint, not slamming her.
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"There are few doughnuts I find perfect in restraint and balance," he said.
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The second norm is forbearance, or self-restraint in the exercise of power.
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Companies, and cities, cannot be expected to exercise restraint under the current rules.
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The United States, the EU and NATO urged both sides to show restraint.
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By then, she had decoded his romantic restraint for what it was: carefulness.
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The contrast between paucity and plenty, restraint and release, can be powerfully effective.
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"Commissary" captures an excruciating display of restraint toward an incarcerated loved one's addiction.
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Koike on Monday called on residents to exercise restraint to avoid a lockdown.
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Abstaining from consumerism is evidence of piety, restraint, and dedication to the cause.
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The dark, grained wood and brushed-metal trim were epic in their restraint.
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But Mr. Macron also showed restraint in the final stage of his campaign.
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"'Tongue Tied' shows no restraint whatsoever," Robert Cooke wrote for Drowned in Sound.
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In turn, the notion that Lyndon Johnson showed "restraint" in Vietnam is laughable.
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But his actions do not excuse my lack of restraint in the moment.
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"Life on Mars," a potential showstopper sung by Caruso, was arranged with restraint.
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Both sides bear their share of guilt and should have shown greater restraint.
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At least until 2008, party leaders pursued a strategy of reassurance and restraint.
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The Child Aviation Restraint System is the first and only FAA-approved version.
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They commended Trump for showing restraint after Iran's retaliatory strikes earlier this week.
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In Budapest, thousands protested the law as yet more restraint on free expression.
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"Now is the time for patience and restraint," a senior administration official said.
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It said that only "self-restraint" was keeping it from attacking American forces.
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Talking about chefs and restaurateurs thinking themselves artists and important, he cautioned restraint.
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Stuck in the middle, the Europeans have been reduced to calling for restraint.
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Importantly, during these nine years of spending restraint, GDP grew by 41 percent.
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China has urged calm and restraint from all countries involved in the standoff.
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Mr. Mattis also signaled restraint on another hot spot: the South China Sea.
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Subsidy reform, spending restraint and growing non-oil revenue underpin the adjustment effort.
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It's also, ultimately, too shaggy and, like Sharon, in need of greater restraint.
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It said the company had insisted soldiers exercise restraint and respect human rights.
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Because waiting implies some kind of withholding or restraint—a starvation of sorts.
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That restraint will be gone when HRC's first appointee is sworn in. Finished.
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China, which Trump frequently accuses of unfair trade practices, earlier called for restraint.
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Trump, for his part, has asked the Israelis for restraint on settlement building.
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CALLS FOR RESTRAINT Western governments have stepped up calls for restraint following chaotic scenes at Hong Kong's airport this week that forced cancellation of nearly 1,000 flights and saw protesters set upon two men they suspected of being government sympathisers.
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CALLS FOR RESTRAINT Western governments have stepped up calls for restraint following chaotic scenes at Hong Kong's airport this week that forced cancellation of nearly 1,000 flights and saw protesters set upon two men they suspected of being government sympathizers.
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Gadi Eisenkot, the chief of staff of the Israeli military, urged caution and restraint.
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Pay restraint is not just a problem for German workers, particularly the low-paid.
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Any restraint Obama has shown in Syria is absent elsewhere in his foreign policy.
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" An autopsy revealed the cause of Mitchel's death was "prone restraint and positional asphyxia.
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To those urging restraint, she has given them a talking point: investigations over impeachment.
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And also, as well has been a champion of state rights and judicial restraint.
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In response to investor worries about costs, Berger said companies should show more restraint.
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Asiri claimed that Saudi Arabia has shown restraint by avoiding a ground-based operation.
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A U.N. human rights spokeswoman urged Israel to exercise restraint against the Palestinian protesters.
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India's interior minister, Rajnath Singh, said he had ordered security forces to exercise restraint.
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Some said that they showed impressive restraint, while others decried their behavior as weak.
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The aim should be cyber arms control that promotes restraint among the big powers.
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It takes decades, centuries, to develop ingrained norms of political restraint and self-control.
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And after a decade or more of restraint, wages have picked up a bit.
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Researchers have never seen that sort of restraint before from that kind of malware.
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A readout from the Kremlin however, said that Putin called for restraint, Reuters reports.
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Provocations against Iran have not grabbed international headlines, primarily thanks to our prudent restraint.
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But the media has exercised restraint in other cases — demonstrating that change is possible.
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As for the second problem, that's where Amazon has shown remarkable — and admirable — restraint.
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As a result of the production restraint and disruptions, oil inventories are falling globally.
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The company exercised design restraint here as well, with simple and nicely customizable faces.
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As a piece of hardware, the MK3 is beautiful and delightful in its restraint.
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Only afterwards did Mr Pompeo issue the customary plea to both sides for restraint.
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Inhibitions are lost, and the dietary restraint switch is flicked to the off position.
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It said the company had insisted that soldiers exercise restraint and respect human rights.
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There's financial restraint or you feel like your crew has different values than you!
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The studio has actually shown uncharacteristic restraint by not revealing details of the movie.
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It mixes job training with months of intense efforts to teach habits of restraint.
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Hill is played with quiet dignity, restraint, resolve and intelligence by Scandal's Kerry Washington.
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" UN encourages 'restraint' The UN said it was "following this situation with great concern.
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A typical example of restraint is Emerson, a big, 125-year-old industrial conglomerate.
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Without it, they are increasingly vulnerable to legal and regulatory restraint and popular disaffection.
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"We call on all the actors to show restraint and reject violence," she added.
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"I think we need to demonstrate military restraint but maintain maximum pressure," he said.
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I am someone who fronts a lot more self restraint than I actually possess.
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Their joy is that of chaotic action or deliberate restraint on the player's part.
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Police showed restraint from the start, reporting one arrest by 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
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U.S. officials immediately downplayed the friction between Qatar and its neighbors and counseled restraint.
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As for the media, there is a clear need for more balance and restraint.
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What's especially amazing ... LeBron actually exercised restraint on Lemon's show in criticizing the President.
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Nor do courts engage in prior restraint, enjoining speech before it has been made.
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They won, with the court ruling that the system was a "restraint of trade".
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The Foreign Press Association echoed the call and urged the military to show restraint.
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Is that a prior restraint subject to the First Amendment and the Iowa constitution?
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It's an exercise in restraint and dedication to a simple, faux Game Boy aesthetic.
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Throwing off restraints Fred Trump and his generation exercised lots of executive-level restraint.
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After an overnight of restraint, he railed against the decision on Twitter Thursday morning.
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By his intemperate standards, Mr Trump's performance was a model of professionalism and restraint.
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Everyone would be better off if only we could agree to show some restraint.
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Here they offer restraint too, knowing that there's value in not giving everything away.
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Haley also applauded Israeli forces for their "restraint" in the wake of the bloodshed.
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Americans should be able to rely on Congress to show the same fiscal restraint.
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He might get a partition, rampart, restriction, retainer, rail, restraint, roadblock, screen, or trench.
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Turkey's Western friends must urge Mr Erdogan to exercise restraint and respect the law.
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But in the past, Russia has shown little restraint even after severe economic sanctions.
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The other nations include France and Iceland, which are hardly synonymous with fiscal restraint.
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Nonetheless, it ended a rare example of self-restraint by a largely unrestrained president.
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If Greece wants growth and sounder finances, the only successful recipe is spending restraint.
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Already, many are urging government restraint and warning of an impending anti-Muslim backlash.
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But its health and persistence depends upon restraint and ethical commitments to preserving democracy.
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Dianne Feinstein, Democrat from California, about why he had chosen restraint, Crews became emotional.
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Mr. Bratton may insist that his officers are the model of professionalism and restraint.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Iron ore is feeling the pain of Beijing's stimulus restraint.
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Humility, restraint and dignity don't make you weak — they are the hallmarks of leadership.
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But he managed to show at least a measure of restraint at the time.
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Mr. Trump offered no such caution for restraint to Turkey and nations like it.
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That relative restraint is welcome, as are some signs of improvement on bad loans.
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It exemplifies the combination of restraint and honesty that runs through Ms. Rist's work.
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Mr. Trump is seemingly blind to the importance of restraint in nuclear decision making.
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In and of itself, the doctrine of judicial restraint is neither liberal nor conservative.
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They both call for "restraint" in these tense times between America and North Korea.
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" Forbearance is "the idea that politicians should exercise restraint in deploying their institutional prerogatives.
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I must, for reasons of bus-ride congeniality, learn some kind of verbal restraint.
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Among them — maybe even top of the list — was a commitment to fiscal restraint.
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For all of Ailes's faults, Van Susteren argues, he exerted a modicum of restraint.
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In such a volatile or hostile environment, restraint or respect is not always possible.
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I approach each painting with a sense of restraint and an embrace of spontaneity.
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Conversely, bilingual Mexican poet Heriberto Yépez shows no restraint and pulls not one punch.
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But with her later restraint, it was her sentences that began to have plots.
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I've learned that's called restraint; it comes from not wanting to hurt your feelings.
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Before long, the brand had established itself with the values of restraint and concision.
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The Obama administration closed them with a mix of tax hikes and spending restraint.
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The rest of the building, despite its restraint, has all kinds of visual felicities.
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Why care about social formalities, modes of dress, niceties of speech, qualities of restraint?
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Responding with restraint has been something of a reorientation for the public relations industry.
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The hard-liners pressed for a brutal crackdown, but army commanders argued for restraint.
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"I want my kimchi to have a cleaner flavor," she says of her restraint.
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But "great power adversaries have not decided to exercise the same restraint," he said.
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He is unlikely to greet Democratic efforts at oversight with any sort of restraint.
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But Mr. Timberlake's need for redemption is far greater than his capacity for restraint.
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It includes 11 behaviors that indicate distress, including crying, clinging, fear, restraint and screaming.
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But at Wednesday night's opening performance, this departure from restraint didn't go so well.
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This makes drug makers difficult to prosecute under racketeering or restraint of trade laws.
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There has been a backlash to such character-driven restraint among the horror faithful.
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Mr. Trump's calls for restraint have often followed his threats of fire and fury.
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Forget those in the third category and use restraint with those in the second.
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Which is why The Post's statement, especially its urging of restraint, is so fraught.
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Restraint is a virtue in journalism, no doubt, but so are tenacity and transparency.
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Obviously, the responsibility to exercise restraint is not one that falls entirely to Mueller.
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"Justice Scalia was an apostle of restraint and an apostle of engagement," Kavanaugh said.
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The FCA obtained a restraint order in January 2013 on assets owned by Clarke.
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Musk's behavior showed more restraint on the conference call than he had last quarter.
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They are, in the terms of the Sherman Act, combinations in restraint of trade.
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The statement called on all parties to exercise self restraint and affirmed Iraq's independence.
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A top World Health Organization official also urged restraint when interpreting the new data.
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Ms. Ditto is singing with more restraint than before, but the thumping urgency remains.
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They made a bad mistake in how they read his restraint, which was admirable.
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A carotid restraint targets the arteries that carry blood to the brain and neck.
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"It shows there is some restraint going on here," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Murphy co-chairs the Blue Dog Coalition, which prioritizes fiscal restraint and national defense.
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Anderson, the incumbent district attorney, has called for greater restraint in capital punishment cases.
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There are precedents for OPEC members to be exempt from agreements on output restraint.
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Their restraint lets the songs breathe as if unassisted, on their own at last.
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Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America, showed no such restraint.
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If we had shown restraint from the outset, more people would be alive today.
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A decade older than the brothers, Bronstein can serve as a figure of restraint.
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Mark Plotkin, a lawyer based in Washington D.C., said the rules showed regulatory restraint.
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Tillerson last week said that he was pleased with Pyongyang's restraint in recent weeks.
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WHAT MATTERS IS LONG TERM ECONOMIC POLICY, AND I GET BACK TO FISCAL RESTRAINT.
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Earlier this year, Broner pled guilty to assault and unlawful restraint of Ms. Larson.
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As the company's largest individual shareholder, Glasenberg himself will understand the benefits of restraint.
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This restraint is unlikely to hold, as Ms. Pelosi picks away at Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Trump lacks the self-restraint of Lincoln, F.D.R., or even George W. Bush.
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The United States, European Union and NATO have urged both sides to show restraint.
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If confirmed, Mr. Barr would serve under a president hardly known for self-restraint.
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The XE 35t AWD R-Sport does its thing with an abundance of restraint.
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That's why Poles have always approached the subject of the church's sins with restraint.
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But wealth advisers are trying to persuade new clients to show a little restraint.
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Each serves as its own self-enclosed luxury city, without land, people, or restraint.
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But President Obama has combined his military push-back with his characteristic rhetorical restraint.
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Following a few high-profile restraint deaths of patients in the late 1990s, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, or CMS, now requires psychiatric hospitals to report any death that occurs within 24 hours of a patient's physical or chemical restraint.
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If Congress had outlawed sports betting, such a law would not have implicated the anti-commandeering jurisprudence because it would have been a restraint on individual personal behavior and not a restraint on the discretion of state law enforcement or elected state representatives.
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China, North Korea's main ally, condemned the tests but cautioned all sides to "exercise restraint".
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What we might think of as expressive brushwork has become a matter of purposeful restraint.
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"He obviously got himself out of his restraint somehow," witness Mark Charnley told the outlet.
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"Thank you for your patience, your restraint and your trust in the process," he said.
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But Bennett and other hard-liners believe there is no longer any reason for restraint.
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Both Randy and Katherine Swopes were arrested on charges of child endangerment and unlawful restraint.
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One would hope that both the President-elect and his family members would exercise restraint.
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In a statement, President Jacob Zuma called for restraint and condemned the acts of violence.
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Yarmuth's concern for fiscal restraint may appeal to the more moderate wing of House Democrats.
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That's not to say there aren't moments when some narrative restraint would have been advisable.
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On the same day it held a press conference to appeal for caution and restraint.
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There may also have been features of the case itself that made Mueller prefer restraint.
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A small annual increase in civil service salaries highlights the social sensitivity of wage restraint.
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At that point, the central bank killjoys are already plotting the course toward monetary restraint.
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Lovell was the first to unlatch his restraint belt and pop out of his seat.
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He is trying to undermine the EU just when Britain needs to exercise diplomatic restraint.
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Seriously, Miguel shows admirable restraint tolerating his grown-ass son while he makes rude comments.
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But after the pivotal home invasion scene, the filmmakers throw off any pretense at restraint.
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This restraint is supposed to be analogous to an individual's social network in real life.
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The show's skin-crawling restraint makes it easy to miss the finer details of Mindhunter.
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The European Union on Monday called for restraint and dialog to find a way forward.
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" He added that US "self-restraint" had prevented conflict and that "diplomatic efforts remain underway.
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So OPEC is needed to show restraint in order to continue to balance that market.
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First, there are advocates for restraint on the right as well as on the left.
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Unlike Obama, Trump does not demand a settlement construction freeze, though he has urged restraint.
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Lawmakers in Washington expressed support for Ukraine on Thursday and called for restraint from Moscow.
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Second, Washington is likely working the phones with its interlocutors in Islamabad to urge restraint.
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In an admirable show of restraint, the FDA left the tasty part to individual determination.
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U.N. SECRETARY-GENERAL ANTONIO GUTERRES URGES INDIA, PAKISTAN TO EXERCISE RESTRAINT OVER KASHMIR - U.N. SPOKESMAN
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There's a reason why even the police use them sometimes as a form of restraint.
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"We have urged the Saudis to show restraint with respect to human rights," he said.
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On Wednesday, the Fed plans to make a first move in the direction of restraint.
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But there have also been signs of restraint from the administration going into the meeting.
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Mulvaney and Vought, however, do represent powerful voices in the White House urging fiscal restraint.
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Lyons said there was some capacity for borrowing to increase, after years of spending restraint.
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In a perfect world we'd all be able to exercise restraint with our Sephora points.
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"Collectively, we decided that restraint and public safety would be our priority," the sheriff said.
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In other words, restraint and moderation are most likely wasted on the new-fangled president.
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The bill's per capita allotment would force spending restraint and reform within the Medicaid system.
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Those lawyers, from Faegre & Benson, called the Wiggins injunction an impermissible and unconstitutional prior restraint.
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So far, there have been more calls for restraint than protest, including from Nimr's brother.
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But al Nimr's young, militant support base may see no reason for restraint, Matthiesen believes.
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Impulsivity, another symptom of attention deficit disorder manifests as a lack of restraint in bingers.
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Xi said he hopes all sides exercise restraint in the face of provocations from Pyongyang.
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"I am pleased to see that the regime in Pyongyang has demonstrated restraint," he said.
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"I am pleased to see that the regime in Pyongyang has demonstrated restraint," Tillerson said.
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Initially the president blamed the Democrats for its defeat, but that restraint was short-lived.
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Mulvaney has a strong, established record in Congress of embracing fiscal restraint and government reform.
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The financial crisis ushered in a new wave of regulatory restraint on the finance sector.
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Israel shows incredible restraint and patience in dealing with grave threats on a daily basis.
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" The European Union called on all regional actors to "show restraint and avoid any escalation.
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McGrath, who must first win the Democratic nomination, would not show similar restraint against McConnell.
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But the summary power remains an option, obviously one to be used with extreme restraint.
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But it must also exercise enough restraint to avoid pushing either beyond the breaking point.
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Bernini shows great restraint — there are just two or three, and they are off-center.
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They predicted that residents of states like New York would surely now demand budget restraint.
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Hearing culture presents us with ideals of speaking with good elocution, restraint and self-control.
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CONTINENTAL RESOURCES CHIEF HAROLD HAMM SAYS FISCAL RESTRAINT 'MORE IMPORTANT' AS OIL MARKET IS OVERSUPPLIED
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Clinton's health, showing uncharacteristic restraint after her campaign announced she had pneumonia, he took Mrs.
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Eventually, his muffled cries go silent, as the man takes his final breaths under restraint.
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A tragedy in the middle of a presidential race would typically force restraint on candidates.
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"He's playing the American public for suckers," Mr. Romney said, breaking from his customary restraint.
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Such policies deliver pernicious results; American "restraint" of Israel encourages its enemies to take risks.
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"She grew up during the war when people had to show emotional restraint," he said.
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If so, rebuilding its credibility could lead to greater monetary restraint and reduced economic prosperity.
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But Blahnik's restraint in the architecture of the shoe make their maximalism a conscious move.
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They walk as if welded together, though whether in support, restraint or combat is unclear.
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Restraint was a necessity in order to avoid putting all the attention strictly on him.
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The kingdom has always struggled to craft an exit strategy from periods of output restraint.
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Ying's work sets itself from the pack with its elegance, attention to detail, and restraint.
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As a rule, Mr. McGregor's style involves physical excess; here for once he showed restraint.
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Freed from restraint, she went after one of the police officers, according to court testimony.
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Over the final third of "Sustain," this unusual merger between restraint and hyperactivity could hypnotize.
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He said the measure ignored the "remarkable restraint" Trump had shown in dealings with Iran.
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Anything that smacked of restraint came to seem like a bad thing to be eliminated.
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It will require another computer or phone, restraint, and your willingness to look kinda dumb.
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Yet, unlike many such films, "Little Odessa" became known for its classicist restraint and grace.
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I try to bring some control and restraint to packing through the power of seven.
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If the sanctions crush its economy, then Iran could act with less restraint, he said.
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The Clinton administration closed those deficits with a mix of tax hikes and spending restraint.
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This is a satisfying reinterpretation of Jafar, but his emotional restraint seems to be contagious.
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But as fighting escalates, officials warn it is unclear how long that restraint will last.
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No one's been directed to overdo anything here, but Mr. Morgan's restraint is particularly remarkable.
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On the first mountain, personal freedom is celebrated — keeping your options open, absence of restraint.
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Opposition parties have mixed backing for purging coup supporters with calls for reconciliation and restraint.
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"Strzok showed immense restraint given how badgered he was," the younger Mr. Goodlatte tweeted Monday.
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But that sense of restraint evaporated as crowds swelled along the length of the fence.
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The report, titled "The Roots of Restraint in War," is being released on June 18.
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"The achievement of Bannos's intelligent, irritable self-reflexive study is in its restraint," Sehgal writes.
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With no reason to show restraint, politicians drifted back toward the platitudes that came naturally.
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I do know the SEC football programs have no restraint once a door is opened.
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Never an especially subtle writer, Ryan has cast off any lingering restraint in his latest.
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The world is left to hope — with no help from Washington — that restraint can hold.
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I believe his impulsivity will make it impossible for him to sustain any meaningful restraint.
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The song is about renunciation, and its patient vocal lines require extraordinary control and restraint.
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Iran's police denied firing at protesters and said officers had been ordered to show restraint.
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She performs ballads and love songs from around the Americas with restraint and real intimacy.
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That explanation pleased hawks who chafe at any restraint on the use of American muscle.
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China has expressed concerns over excessive protectionism in the U.S. steel sector and urged restraint.
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Those are the stakes, and battles over tax reform and spending restraint are center stage.
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"What we haven't seen enough is corresponding restraint when it comes to spending," he says.
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We tend to approach menu decision in terms of two rival pleasures, restraint and indulgence.
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This, of course, is not a "gimme" given his brashness and lack of self-restraint.
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"We put very little restraint on them because it was all relevant," Ms. Reese said.
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Was there more the U.S. could or should have done, or was his restraint appropriate?
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If Khamenei calls for restraint, he could look weak at home and among regional proxies.
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But for a force that prides itself on its restraint, it marks a dangerous escalation.
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Sheffield remains uber-bullish on the shale boom despite the restraint independent drillers are showing.
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Its president, Xi Jinping, cautioned restraint in a phone call with President Trump on Monday.
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That lack of casualties fed a sense of restraint in the room, according to sources.
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We call on all sides to exercise maximum restraint and to avoid any further escalation.
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Police, who have beaten protesters on the ground with batons, say they have shown restraint.
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I only argue that the office of the presidency demands a higher level of restraint.
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The other actors, Jamyl Dobson and Leland Fowler, play multiple roles with precision and restraint.
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As main stage as meditation gets, the work explores ideas of restraint, patience, and anticipation.
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OPEC and Russia-led supply restraint has propped up Brent crude near $70 per barrel.
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That said, he also warned that in the current market, restraint and agility are important.
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On Wednesday, the Fed plans to make a first move in the direction of restraint.
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Restraint, considered the product of thought-through emotion, had moral value in Greek Classical tradition.
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Buyers should not take a manufacturer's word that restraint systems and carriers are crash rated.
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He also praised Trump for what he said was a "restraint" in relation to Iran.
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Banks regard the rule as an arbitrary restraint, and Republicans would like to erase it.
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With near-nudity now commonplace, several big stars opted for modesty, if not exactly restraint.
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"I insist that you encourage diverse leadership that can model inclusion and restraint," he said.
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Higher commodity prices alone do not justify reversing Glencore's new-found strategy of financial restraint.
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Forbearance is about self-restraint and really has its origins in a pre-democratic world.
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In a democracy, people with power also have to act with forbearance and self-restraint.
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WTO Director-General Roberto Azevêdo, took the right approach by urging members to show restraint.
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In the presence of such restraint, one can certainly start to feel like a dunce.
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I needed to show maturity and restraint, so I called off an already-planned visit.
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Sometimes, for me personally, that takes a little bit of restraint because I'm so outraged.
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"The 'balanced budgets' of the 1990s was due to demographics, not fiscal restraint," Whalen explains.
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I have trouble envisioning voluntary restraint catching on at any scale that makes a difference.
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What is the self-restraint we're going to exercise when it comes to people's data?
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The European Union on Monday called for restraint and dialogue to find a way forward.
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We urge Turkish authorities to halt these operations and encourage all parties to act with restraint.
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If dispersing bears are shot without restraint, chances of the species' survival will be sharply lowered.
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That is why I waited so long to give this speech on my doctrine of restraint.
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That tricky word "civilized" connotes enlightenment, behavioral restraint, evolutionary advancement and the suppression of bestial impulses.
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The habit of wage restraint among union bosses is ingrained but their influence is steadily eroding.
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He said its military has "a responsibility to exercise maximum restraint" except as a last resort.
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This is a movie made with the utmost restraint, unsettling horror sewn into its every breath.
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That, together with government policies encouraging wage restraint and stingier welfare benefits, helped push up profits.
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It's not something one would expect from a "judicial restraint" conservative, and differentiates Gorsuch from Scalia.
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In a joint statement on Monday, the German foreign and defense ministries urged restraint in Syria.
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So the inventory target has been swapped for an investment objective to justify continued production restraint.
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He is also being held on a previous charge of unlawful restraint stemming from another agency.
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But he says he exercised restraint once he saw she had a kid in the SUV.
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TURLEY: Well, it&aposs an element of circumspection and restraint which is reassuring in the President.
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The new charges include criminal threatening, terrorizing, criminal restraint, obstruction and criminal mischief, the source says.
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This Hot Tie and Cuff bondage set comes with multi-direction handcuffs for endless restraint possibilities.
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Various human rights bodies including the United Nations have warned Bangladesh to exercise restraint post-election.
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Then she was locked in branks, an iron restraint for the face with a sharp gag.
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Some believed that the soft-spoken ophthalmologist would show more restraint than his blood-drenched father.
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Still, its message of restraint and concern about weak inflationary pressure caught some investors off guard.
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Laughably, she uses a Teddy Roosevelt quote about the need for self-restraint in a leader.
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It was the kind of call that, at most companies, would require executive restraint and sensitivity.
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Now, Christie is patting himself on the back for the restraint he showed during the exchange.
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" The beat of wings about my lungs grows more intense and I struggle to breathe. "Restraint.
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All sorts of similar context-sensitive IHL-based restraint might be written into its descendants' programming.
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The European joint statement also urged Iran "to show restraint" in response to the U.S. decision.
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He was charged with four counts of murder as well as aggravated assault and unlawful restraint.
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Authorities have called for restraint in response to the protests, which they blame on unnamed infiltrators.
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Simmons' strong start has caused some to compare him to James, but the rookie urged restraint.
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The report said rising production outside the group pressed the need for continued restraint by OPEC+.
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Another Trump source says the candidate's newfound sense of self-restraint has to do with timing.
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This President has absolutely no restraint when it comes to attacking anyone who crosses his path.
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Though "contenance" is an old French term for moderation and restraint, Michael's vision is anything but.
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Wright has been charged with two counts of unlawful restraint and unauthorized use of motor vehicle.
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But how long must we exercise such restraint or live in such a potentially unstable universe?
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Not unlike her peers during that time, Adu's mystique is underlined by a theme of restraint.
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Likewise, special counsel needs to exercise restraint when Congress is on the verge of important action.
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Not so long ago, "judicial restraint" was a conservative goal against which judicial performance was measured.
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Currently the vast majority of our nation's prison system is geared toward restraint and sub-dual.
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After a tepid start in 2017, the supply restraint had by this year started tightening markets.
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He added that Trump's restraint does not position him well for the anticipated meeting with Putin.
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That's not to say that the White House hasn't tried to use prior restraint since then.
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For the conspiracy-minded, there could be another explanation for Washington's professed strategy of self-restraint.
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Events like the killing of Osama bin Laden, he said, were treated with solemnity and restraint.
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The New York Police Department has long banned its officers from using chokeholds as a restraint.
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Then there's the restraint of Mr. Hunter, who was awarded a MacArthur "genius grant" in 2014.
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The officer's remarkable restraint in the back-and-forth left some American law enforcement analysts shocked.
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Again, it's not a physical-restraint type of thing, but it is a form of control.
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That type of restraint and good judgment is all too rare in government and deserves praise.
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How can we reverse course and retrace our steps toward some semblance of comity and restraint?
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There's a growing divergence between conservatives over competing modes of judging: judicial restraint versus judicial engagement.
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They also believe American restraint in Syria has not undermined the United States's credibility writ large.
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By its very operation, the market inclines us away from principled restraint and toward nihilistic abandon.
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Spending restraint and deficit reduction will produce additional savings in the form of smaller interest payments.
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The first restraint has an exposed surface facing away from a body of the first passenger.
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"In the meantime, we call on all those concerned to exercise restraint and sobriety," he said.
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As he has before, Mr. Obama appealed to both sides to show restraint and open-mindedness.
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" Trump reiterated that point on Twitter Wednesday evening: "NoKo has interpreted America's past restraint as weakness.
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The shootings set off protests around the country, demanding greater restraint and accountability by the police.
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Unless candidates start showing some atypical grandstanding restraint, the ploy could work well — on two levels.
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Saudi Arabia has exercised restraint, but the US has been much more direct in its accusations.
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The French reality is far more difficult, requiring outreach, restraint and good sense from all sides.
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The "shopping cart trick" requires some patience and restraint, but it could save you a bundle.
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"It takes restraint to listen rather than speak, to consider rather than to dismiss," Roberts said.
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Last year's restraint may not extend to this year, as venture firms have padded their coffers.
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Seen this way, measuring the converted tower at 250 floors was an act of altitudinal restraint.
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But such restraint is often not possible in the real and passionate world of actual politics.
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Exasperated Republican lawmakers quickly pushed back against the criticism, urging the president to show more restraint.
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The Service did not bring these charges lightly, and the Justice Department exercised great prosecutorial restraint.
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In fact, research indicates that restraint and seclusion actually cause, reinforce and maintain aggression and violence.
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" It added, "A temporary restraint on Tribune will ensure that it will not acquire the properties.
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Rights groups, which have criticized France's robust police crackdown following the Paris attacks, praise German restraint.
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Fund managers say the new restraint is in tune with shareholder demands for value for money.
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The US has condemned the civilian death toll and urged the Saudis to exert more restraint.
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Even his political enemies admit that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has shown impressive restraint and diplomacy.
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But over time, as the furor threatened to irreparably tarnish his nominee, Mr. Trump discarded restraint.
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And about restraint, since lawmakers would like to avoid a situation like the dot-com bubble.
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Stuck in the middle, the Europeans have been reduced to the role of calling for restraint.
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He said Venezuelan security forces had shown extraordinary restraint, and denied there had been any injuries.
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In the United States, the First Amendment prohibits prior restraint on publication in nearly all instances.
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It's spiced with restraint, the squash softened but still firm, the shrimp cooked to just-tender.
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The most important source of presidential restraint has been the character of the person in office.
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I like to imagine the bots who write Facebook trending text take pleasure in their restraint.
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But he did advise restraint, especially with face and head tattoos, which have become increasingly common.
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Even in literary fiction, this kind of authorial restraint and fidelity to human complexity is surprising.
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"The penalty for a caregiver failing to use a restraint should not be the baby's death."
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But she soon turned from the genteel restraint of bossa nova to the drive of samba.
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" And he praises Seinfeld's "gently sarcastic, benignly neurotic skepticism that merges Jewish cadence with WASP restraint.
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The current push also comes as Western oil majors show restraint, and edge into greener areas.
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The generals in Mr Bolsonaro's cabinet, usually a force for restraint, are not on this issue.
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These mostly involved some type of mild restraint, which makes prey animals like mice understandably anxious.
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But while feminism struggled to restrain it, in the educated classes some restraint has been imposed.
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Where is a president capable of showing any restraint of his impulsive reaction to a crisis?
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Among the hospital's 937 forensic patients, there were 1,908 incidents of seclusion and restraint in 2014.
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In 1969, President Richard M. Nixon imposed "voluntary restraint" agreements on exporters from Japan and Europe.
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In 2016, he urged her to show restraint after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Preaching fiscal restraint is not necessarily the best way to win a popularity contest in Washington.
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HONG KONG — The Chinese police have exercised unusual restraint in the face of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg have argued that a big-tent enterprise requires consensus and restraint.
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If you've been to any of his establishments, you know Trabocchi has a problem with restraint.
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Now he is suing the city, arguing that his show of restraint cost him his job.
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CEO Ola Kaellenius has urged IG Metall union to exercise restraint in the upcoming wage negotiations.
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Still, its message of restraint and concern about weak inflationary pressure caught some investors off guard.
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In a political culture governed by negative partisanship and hyperpolarization, restraint won't save the Democratic majority.
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That, together with stingier welfare benefits and government policies encouraging wage restraint, helped push up profits.
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And he must continue to urge restraint and a refocus of Turkish military actions against ISIS.
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Warning of "storm clouds gathering," China, the North's main ally, urged both sides to exercise restraint.
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The U.S. has been fighting Iran proportionately for almost 40 years, exercising restraint and attempting diplomacy.
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The bureau desperately needs a director who can wield enormous power with restraint and good judgment.
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Mr. Lee emerged praising Mr. Trump for his restraint and saying that he supported the president.
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Indeed, on Iran, Tillerson has been a voice of restraint, curbing, for now, Trump's bellicose instincts.
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However, the remaining signatories to the 2015 nuclear pact have called for restraint from both sides.
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After weeks of relative restraint, officials in Beijing have also begun to warn of grave repercussions.
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I reread "The Kiss" recently and was struck by its high-literary artiness and gauzy restraint.
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"I can sympathize with people showing restraint because they want L.A. to happen," Ms. Konrad said.
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Even in good times, remuneration restraint at state-owned enterprises makes it hard to attract talent.
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Yet like other French state-controlled enterprises, Renault is expected to show restraint over executive pay.
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Among the unwritten rules that have sustained American democracy are partisan self-restraint and fair play.
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His death was a terrible blow, and, as usual, one admires the restraint of her report.
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Analysts still took away positive aspects from the meeting in Vienna, as Saudi Arabia showed restraint.
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In a tenth case, a decision was held in abeyance while voluntary restraint agreements were negotiated.
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So I started to ask myself in the '20143s, what if we could remove this restraint?
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FLAKE: I've said it many times before, the best formula for fiscal restraint is divided government.
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"I urge you to exercise restraint in making such unfounded statements in the future," he said.
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In that context, for a variety of reasons, it's understandable that there's public sector wage restraint.
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" Krauthammer added: "It takes decades, centuries, to develop ingrained norms of political restraint and self-control.
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Washington has maintained Israel's right to defend itself and refrained from joining calls for Israeli restraint.
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Until recently, lawmakers in both parties preached the need for the government to show financial restraint.
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The old culture of restraint had multiple causes, but one of them was the tax code.
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I think that record is an amazing exercise in control and restraint, the perfect of sounds.
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Chief Justice Rehnquist believed in judicial restraint — not in enforcing the original meaning of the Constitution.
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Sticking to a budget, avoiding eating out or buying more shoes/clothes/stuff takes daily restraint.
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Amber Heard wants restraint, not money, from Johnny Depp ... so say people connected to the actress.
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Though the interior piles on the details, the grounds were designed with a little more restraint.
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As the fourth main entry in the series, God of War has quite a few new tricks up its sleeve, including a companion for Kratos (his young son), some elements reminiscent of an RPG, and a little bit more restraint from Kratos (but not too much restraint).
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So he seemed to be sending a message — that Iran had gone too far with the embassy attacks, and that they should show more restraint in the future, or else — but, if they did show more restraint, this wouldn't be the start of a larger US war.
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Beyoncé's control is an exquisite study in self-restraint, especially in the current social-media-saturated climate.
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In a statement, the ministers called for restraint and said there was no justification for the move.
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Each week brings startling new evidence of Russia's lack of restraint in pursuing its own security agenda.
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She found that its business practices are an "unreasonable restraint of trade" under the nation's antitrust law.
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Germany is calling for restraint amid escalating rhetoric between the leaders of Iran and the United States.
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He faces six charges: four counts of murder, unlawful restraint, and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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The reason it looks retro is the size and the mechanical restraint of using a [film] cartridge.
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"Correcting this is not only a matter of presidential restraint but of renewed congressional oversight," Buttigieg said.
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Publicly, Manila has been unusually cautious in its response to the sweeping ruling, urging "restraint and sobriety".
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This beginner's bondage kit includes four adjustable cuffs and a comfy eye mask for endless restraint possibilities.
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To be clear, there are problems with mobilizing these secondary mechanisms of restraint on federal executive power.
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And Democrats' restraint is, according to Levitsky and Ziblatt's analysis, crucial to the health of American democracy.
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"The Philippines should increase restraint on itself and relevant parties, and should not complicate matters," he said.
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On the other hand, the best judges have the humility and the restraint to follow the law.
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In the context of the early Trump administration, restraint and a nod to cooperation were welcome sights.
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With crude prices on the rise, those producers not participating in voluntary restraint are ramping up output.
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It's the kind of venture that appears at odds with Mulvaney's strict economic conservativism and budget restraint.
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Outside the building, local pro-democracy lawmakers pleaded with protesters to exercise restraint, but to little avail.
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The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq welcomed Abadi's investigation and called for restraint from all sides.
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Lies, hedonism, jealousy—as a species we seem incapable of exercising the restraint necessary to gain entry.
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Twitter and Facebook aren't incentivizing restraint, after all: they incentivize communication and exaggeration, the more the better.
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"Spending restraint needs to be accompanied by measures to increase revenue," OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurria said.
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It sits on the counter, a model of elegance and restraint; it looks beautiful, but not uncommon.
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Qui was booked for two misdemeanors -- assault causing bodily injury to a family member and unlawful restraint.
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Any restraint was in part because the federal government lacked the resources and authority to do so.
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Religion, particularly the Christian faith, provides the civic virtue and ethical restraint that makes self-government possible.
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I want everything but get nothing, and thank my new budgeting skills for giving me this restraint.
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They agreed that political forces must show restraint and solve the crisis through dialogue, the Kremlin said.
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It takes some restraint to not then text them, repeatedly, after they don't get back to you.
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UNIFIL Head of Mission and Force Commander Major-General Michael Beary urged all parties to exercise restraint.
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However, among the vitriol was just as much support, with state-controlled media also calling for restraint.
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You're singing about these issues—feminism, marriage equality—on the album, but with a lot of restraint.
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With the advent of concierge-style pickup and delivery, startups are working to remove that first restraint.
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And the United States is in a poor bargaining position to urge restraint on the kingdom today.
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EXCLUSIVE: President Obama on Dakota Access Pipeline protests: "There's an obligation for authorities to show restraint" pic.twitter.
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Perhaps it really is possible to show financial restraint in a competitive industry often fueled by desperation.
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Clinton, meanwhile, often urges restraint and waiting for more details, and at times pushes gun control measures.
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All parties should exercise self-restraint and any actions must be based on international law, Saifuddin said.
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There, a court has to find an additional element — restraint — to determine that sexual assault has occurred.
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Throughout the ordeal, cops show considerable restraint, pleading with the group on several occasions to leave voluntarily.
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"Spending restraint needs to be accompanied by measures to increase revenue," OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurria said.
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The three suspects were charged as juveniles with assault, conspiracy, unlawful restraint, terroristic threats and other offenses.
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And if you notice anything about Trump lately, it's that he revolves around the same theme: Restraint.
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The report said rising production outside the group pressed the need for continued supply restraint by OPEC+.
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The IMF also called for further donor financing, spending restraint by the government and improved revenue collection.
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I would like to acknowledge the restraint exercised by both parties in decreasing tension and maintaining stability.
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The book, and its author, offer two qualities that are often in short supply: respect and restraint.
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Rick has learned what it means to show restraint and mercy, and he's not doing it again.
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This restraint and discipline is good and right for the country and does not tamper with democracy.
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"I am glad to see the president submitting a budget that exercises considerable fiscal restraint," he said.
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U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres has condemned the attacks and called for "maximum restraint" by all sides.
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Impressive restraint with the software aside, I'm still finding it hard to get excited about the 10.
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Women known as Aunts initiate the Handmaids into their new roles; Wives terrorize Handmaids with little restraint.
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She writes throughout with measured restraint; but in her last paragraph she allows her feelings to show.
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It's "frustrating at best", Kapor Klein says, with diplomatic restraint, about the sexist tenor of the election.
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It's a much different Kratos than we're used to; he's still angry, but is showing some restraint.
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And it almost always "calls for restraint from all sides," be it a nuclear or missile test.
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Now, the president can issue earthshaking unilateral military threats against North Korea and Iran with little restraint.
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He was also able to show some restraint regarding an old foe, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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I normally present this without comment — which has sometimes taken more self-restraint than I can muster.
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The state-run China Daily said in an editorial on Wednesday that China had shown "utmost restraint".
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But time and patience will be needed to engage Beijing, alongside mutual goals of predictability and restraint.
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As for the Democrats, they have moved hard left and favor large-scale federal expansion, not restraint.
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There will be universal calls for restraint, talks, off-ramps, allowing the Chinese to save face, etc.
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We understand why some urge restraint, and why charges of "overreaching" could further the president's reelection chances.
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Ultimately, we are relying on the restraint of our adversaries not to hack us on election day.
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Deputy Finance Minister Eduardo Guardia is expected to replace him and continue his policies of fiscal restraint.
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Yet every point of emphasis in Our Man bucks against this kind of diplomacy of responsible restraint.
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In other words, Mueller has not shown particular restraint thus far in pursuing any or all charges.
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Parents want to show their love by giving everything — everything but old-fashioned lessons in self-restraint.
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United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged India and Pakistan, which also claims Kashmir, to exercise restraint.
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The man they worship is an agent of agitation with little restraint or decorum of his own.
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He lacks a rational restraint that you would hope to see in a leader or a president.
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Call on Zimbabwe's political leaders to take responsibility for ensuring calm and restraint at this critical moment.
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We call on them to exercise restraint & engage with political efforts to spare Hodeida a military confrontation.
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One option is to continue the status quo, spending with little restraint and piling up additional debt.
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"Have a little bit of self-restraint," Bush says when asked what his message is for Cruz.
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Expansion plans for Google Fiber were also delayed, demonstrating that the company can exercise some fiscal restraint.
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China is urging all countries involved to "exercise restraint" in the stalemate over North Korea's nuclear program.
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"Hidden" practices a restraint so strong (and unusual) that you can almost feel it in your stomach.
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But it was hard not to long, amid all the chic and street restraint, for a tempest.
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But self-restraint is of course hard to sustain, especially if the president is the chief polarizer.
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He claimed not to remember discussing sanctions with Kislyak, and certainly not to have urged Russian restraint.
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Park Ridge Health spokesperson Victoria Dunkle stressed that the most recent CMS restraint numbers are from 2013.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Saturday urged the Chinese government to exercise restraint in Hong Kong.
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The U.N. Security Council last week urged all sides to show restraint and preserve Yemen's territorial integrity.
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Under the influence of their restraint, our conscience is engaged in a new way, as a witness.
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To the pleasant surprise of his supporters, he has demonstrated uncharacteristic restraint in the face of temptation.
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" Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts urged restraint, saying, "There is no justification for further escalating this crisis.
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The more radical protesters at the front lines have also largely behaved with restraint — rationally and tactically.
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It leads to being silent and having self-restraint, which really helps get you through difficult moments.
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" Next up for me was MAE WEST's quote, "I like restraint, if it doesn't go too far.
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And there's not much an average person like me can do, because of the restraint on movement.
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"What was so alluring about him was his combination of exquisite, exquisite taste, combined with his restraint."
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The octopus, that star of the Greek seafood canon, is treated with similar restraint, yielding outsize results.
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But on the whole his forces reacted with relative restraint, killing dozens rather than hundreds of protesters.
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In a heretofore unseen act of restraint on his part, Trump hasn't yet tweeted about Comey's statements.
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European leaders, meanwhile, are urging restraint and hoping to build momentum towards further peace talks next week.
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His performance revealed just how far Mr. Mueller was willing to stray from his highly practiced restraint.
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So it's gratifying — and, honestly, a little shocking — to see the sequel's relative restraint toward its hero.
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But their shared passion for fiscal restraint threw them together in a fight that cleaved their party.
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House Republicans, meanwhile, contended Trump had exercised restraint against Iran and called the resolution a partisan exercise.
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Anne Truitt's otherworldly but deeply humane wooden monoliths are unmistakable demonstrations of the positive value of restraint.
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Advisers said Mr. Trump's performance in office has qualified, justifying his decision to abandon restraint this fall.
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The menu is fairly concise, and occasionally I wished that it plunged into tradition with less restraint.
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If one is a model of Calvinist restraint, the other is an illustration of space age aspiration.
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Given these impacts, scientists and therapists have been interested in finding ways to increase people's self-restraint.
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Analysts suggested that investors were exercising some restraint after an extended sell-off over the prior sessions.
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Experts fear it may soon abandon this restraint since the killing of Quds Force Commander Maj. Gen.
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But monetary diversity, like military restraint, is a necessary step toward a more just and peaceful world.
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"So far they have been incredibly reasonable and have shown restraint," said Ms. Khalifa, the Syria analyst.
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They focused on the first restraint in Article One, the line between legislative power and other functions.
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Amnesty International urged the American-led coalition to show much greater restraint in using firepower inside Mosul.
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In a corporate world that values self-effacement and restraint, Ghosn was brash and lived too ostentatiously.
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A combination of fiscal restraint and faster growth could quickly render the federal debt much more manageable.
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But the restraint that's so becoming in much of this production gives way then to distracting excess.
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Days after Mr. Trump praised him for his newfound restraint, Mr. Kim lobbed a missile over Japan.
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Unfortunately, Samsung has apparently decided that it no longer needs to exercise restraint in its software additions.
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The Chinese leadership has been calling on both the North and the United States to exercise restraint.
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We need to see restraint and a de-escalation from both protesters and the Hong Kong authorities.
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PARELES (Palmetto Records; six CDs, $46.99) The pianist Fred Hersch might be jazz's patron saint of restraint.
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"It's very important all parties exercise maximum restraint at this time," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters.
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Still, coalition troops said the attacks did not strike them as a display of restraint from Iran.
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The future of US troops in Iraq Gulf Arab states and European leaders have called for restraint.
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US blocks UN statement UN Secretary-General António Guterres called Thursday for all parties to exercise restraint.
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