"Rock the boat, don't rock the boat baby," she captioned the photo with her ex commenting, "Hot girl summer 🔥."
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"Rock the boat, don't rock the boat baby," Carter captioned the post, which caught the eye of none other than her ex Jenner, 35.
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"People at the beginning of their careers don't want to rock the boat because if you rock the boat, you'll be called difficult," Lawrence said.
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Why rock the boat on such a sweet status quo?
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Few committee members want to rock the boat too much.
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Am I going to be told not to rock the boat?
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For the next few devices, the company didn't rock the boat.
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I do not understand why someone wants to rock the boat.
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"There is absolutely no domestic political interest to rock the boat."
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" Davis tells EW. "Me and Kerry dancing to 'Rock the Boat'?
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Why would I rock the boat over a few split hairs?
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Few expect Kim to rock the boat dramatically in Tuesday's speech.
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"Rest assured I'm not going to rock the boat," he said.
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Or does she bite her tongue, reluctant to rock the boat?
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It all fits into Refn's "punk rock" desire to rock the boat.
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Why would Dell rock the boat by threatening to switch to AMD?
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But in large part, Democrats were reluctant to rock the boat. Rep.
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The election upset shows that voters don't want to rock the boat.
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It's just 'Look pretty and sing, don't try to rock the boat.
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Will new leadership rock the boat, or will it be smooth sailing?
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Enemies are out to rock the boat and carry out a silent coup.
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Maybe they don't want to rock the boat while they're going to Cuba.
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Some people depend on their paycheck and can't afford to rock the boat.
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I'm not going to sit and try not to rock the boat anymore.
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Rock the boat Chicago included three hours of cruising around Lake Michigan and an open barAccording to videos posted on Vimeo, WeWork's Rock the Boat series has been held in locations that include New York, Chicago, Toronto, Boston, and Austin.
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So, I don't want to rock the boat and talk too deep about it.
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And yet even with this extraordinary opportunity they weren't afraid to rock the boat.
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The coalition's ability to rock the boat will depend on how long it survives.
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And the message was loud and clear that you do not rock the boat.
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"Really what they're trying to do," Dr. Jessop said, "is not rock the boat."
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" Later, he explained, "Contrary to popular belief, I don't want to rock the boat.
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Don't rock the boat when you hit the teen years, Asia — you have it made.
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"It didn't rock the boat," said John Doyle, director of markets at Tempus in Washington.
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I can think of few reasons why Issa wouldn't want to rock the boat, though.
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The simple thing would be to rubber stamp the election and not rock the boat.
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For their first game, the Seattle Group didn't want to rock the boat too much.
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Instagram posts show that a Rock the Boat party was held in Chicago in September.
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Yet the guidance from an increasingly cautious White House was not to rock the boat.
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The next presidential elections are in 2019, and he's trying not to rock the boat.
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Indeed, the broader institutional thinking seems to be that it's better not to rock the boat.
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We don't see Harry or Meghan wanting to rock the boat when it comes to this.
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Walmart is initially not expected to rock the boat and is likely to retain top management.
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"It didn't rock the boat," said John Doyle, director of markets at Tempus Inc in Washington.
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They'll caution me not to rock the boat or make too big a deal of this.
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Then do shots and make everyone do Rock the Boat in a completely non-sexual way.
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Western nations rattled Iran's power lies in its ability to rock the boat without sinking ships.
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I'd like a meaningful relationship with her, but I don't want to rock the boat. Ideas?
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In Britain's case, the drama surrounding Brexit also means they are keen not to rock the boat.
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"[American officials] kept telling me, 'don't rock the boat', but the boat was sinking," says Mr Saakashvili.
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And if he's gonna keep dropping this kinda coin, we say ... no need to rock the boat.
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Well, Sindarius juuust signed his rookie contract on Thursday, and probably didn't want to rock the boat.
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Yasay said the Philippines did not want to gloat over the win, or rock the boat with ASEAN.
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We make decisions that don't rock the boat, we're maybe more polite, we're less confident in our ideas.
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As long as their way of life remains somewhat consistent and steady, they'd rather not rock the boat.
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"There's a wish not to rock the boat with too much 'no deal' posturing," one EU diplomat said.
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We make decisions that don't rock the boat; we're maybe more polite; we're less confident in our ideas.
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As open as I am about my experience with gender dysphoria, I'm not eager to rock the boat.
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If you struggled during the recession, as many workers did, you might be reluctant to rock the boat.
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Stop being afraid of ideas that might rock the boat — Americans are dying to have the boat rocked.
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In a more placid election, these states might not carry enough delegate weight to seriously rock the boat.
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And once you find an option that works with your kid, stick with it — don't rock the boat!
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The North sees these as a provocation and nobody needs to rock the boat during the sporting festival.
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That's because he thought Crooked Hillary was going to win and he didn't want to 'rock the boat.
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The higher up people are in any organization, the more socialized they are not to rock the boat.
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Will they really want to rock the boat come November and throw out the party at the helm?
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But I think whatever it is I'm doing, it's working, so I don't want to rock the boat.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jen Harley are not letting their relationship drama rock the boat during her birthday celebration.
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So often, you don't want to rock the boat, you don't want to be the person who's making waves.
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One was to reclassify broadband as telecommunications, but he was worried this would rock the boat, and rightly so.
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"They're very careful, very studious, they don't wanna rock the boat, like when they met with conservatives," Swisher said.
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And certainly, it's easier to depart from expectations after you've won than it is to rock the boat beforehand.
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They just don't want to rock the boat too much — but we already know where that gets us (nowhere).
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That awareness, along with an appreciation of their relative prosperity, helps explain an ingrained reluctance to rock the boat.
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Trump is still hell-bent on Obamacare repeal, so he can't rock the boat with Republicans on drug prices.
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Inside, Catherine O'Hara and Tom Ford danced to "Rock the Boat," while Keegan-Michael Key chatted with Adam Driver.
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Last but not least, Apple refreshed the iMac in early 2019 but didn't do much to rock the boat.
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Still, the Trump administration was careful not to rock the boat too aggressively in its bilateral relationship with Russia.
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While Amamiya is unlikely to rock the boat, Wakatabe may resist any attempts to signal a future withdrawal of stimulus.
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"I did have a sneaky feeling that it was going to rock the boat of certain patriarchal groups," said Pepino.
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"I hope that we can be seen and rock the boat a little bit," Avery, who voted for Trump, said.
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Plus, everyone else seemed to be doing it, and we all needed the job too much to rock the boat.
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Some groups just aren't expected to rock the boat, even when rocking the boat is a signal of professional ambition.
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"Outside actors felt it was not the moment to rock the boat too much," said Hoebeke of International Crisis Group.
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With the French presidential run-off scheduled for May 7, there appears to be little appetite to rock the boat.
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He thought his proposal wouldn't rock the boat much because it wasn't creating new rules or overturning any old ones.
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Yet Mr Zhang spent his time urging Hong Kongers to focus on the economy and not to "rock the boat".
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In other words, the company really doesn't want to rock the boat in the countries it just negotiated deals with.
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They wanted to expand Hong Kong's freedoms but many people felt that things were O.K., so why rock the boat?
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It's Cautious: The election upset shows that voters don't want to rock the boat, writes the opinion writer Waleed Aly.
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Veteran music producers acted as gatekeepers to TV appearances and radio stations, making sure the content didn't rock the boat.
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For once, Trump, who was criticized by some Republicans on Wednesday for mocking Ford's testimony, did not rock the boat.
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But he argued that it was "a good radicalism" and said he thought administrators were afraid to rock the boat.
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So, it's no surprise to most that he's going to rock the boat again in an upcoming interview with David Letterman.
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It's understandable that you might not want to rock the boat by bringing up an issue when things are going okay.
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I'm not just her mother, but another girl who grew up being told not to ruffle feathers or rock the boat.
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Lin and his cast aren't trying to rock the boat, but their clear affection for the material helps temper the familiarity.
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Workers can be reluctant to rock the boat and will often try to cover up mistakes rather than that report them.
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At that moment, Republicans will discover the value of supporting the status quo and encouraging Democrats not to rock the boat.
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All I wanted was to play drums in a different city every night, so I decided not to rock the boat.
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Have you ever attended, hosted, or been involved with a Rock the Boat event, or a similar party hosted by WeWork?
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Analysts say Amamiya, who has worked closely with Kuroda as an expert of monetary policy, is unlikely to rock the boat.
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" Just two years later, Aaliyah Haughton died tragically in a plane accident while filming the video for her single "Rock The Boat.
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"I didn't want to come in, rock the boat, change a bunch of stuff," said Prohm, who was hired from Murray State.
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"We thought this was a great opportunity and didn't want to rock the boat, so didn't challenge them on it," Drew explains.
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But its export-oriented firms are profiting handsomely from the recovery in Europe, and no one seems keen to rock the boat.
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"[We hear], 'Don't rock the boat,' 'Don't ask a question,' Don't cause a problem,'" Alana Haim said at the Power Women's Summit.
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But it turns out that if you're not afraid to rock the boat on trade, you have pretty free rein, legally speaking.
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Our sources say Future and Ciara are cordially co-parenting their kid these days ... and Future isn't trying to rock the boat.
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" The former employee said the mission was to "get into the dispute yourself to fire it up, try to rock the boat.
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Her career was tragically cut short by a plane crash while shooting the music video for her single "Rock the Boat" in 2170.
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"ROCK THE BOAT ❤️ 🇮🇹 ❤️🇮🇹," the "Malibu" singer captioned a video of herself dancing with the stunning blue waters beside her.
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The final scene in the "Rock the Boat" video, where Aaliyah ascends into another world, is exactly how it felt to be free.
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"Not a lot in this is going to rock the boat one way or the other," said Michael Blythe, chief economist at CBA.
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But with Theresa May barely able to keep the ship steady, it remains unlikely that either government will want to rock the boat.
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There's pressure to not rock the boat by getting issues involved, especially issues that could alienate the viewing or listening or buying public.
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For a market dependent on synchronized global growth, investors may be betting too much that China will not rock the boat next year.
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Don't rock the boat Looming corporate tax reform, coupled with downward marginal tax rate adjustments, may chill the environment for tax based investing.
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But that zeal has cooled, and international brands that once tried not to rock the boat there are becoming more critical of Beijing.
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Malaysians summoned up the courage to rock the boat—something Singaporeans are frequently advised against by their government—without causing it to capsize.
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"That's because he thought Crooked Hillary was going to win and he didn't want to 'rock the boat,' " Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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That investigation took place amid a heated political atmosphere gearing up for the 2018 midterm elections, and Democrats didn't want to rock the boat.
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Matt Champion's "rock the boat like a one-eyed pirate," and Dom McLennon's, "I feel like Ratatouille when I'm whipping that cheddar" are highlights.
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Zach, who was so afraid to rock the boat during the first season of the series, stands by Alex despite his popular friends' opinions.
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Some experts argue that businesses today have a number of incentives not to rock the boat, especially in a labor market nearing full employment.
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Some experts argue that businesses today have a number of incentives not to rock the boat, especially in a labor market nearing full employment.
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In addition to the Australian business community holding relatively benign views of the Chinese system, why rock the boat when things are going swimmingly?
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They're less worried that taking a stand will rock the boat and instead appear more concerned about the negative consequences of not doing so.
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The people in Washington should know that, but I guess they're petrified of not getting reelected, so they don't want to rock the boat.
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"I think with AHCA in the balance, they weren't gonna rock the boat with Republicans on any issue," a third health care lobbyist said.
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Born in 1930 into a middle-class black family in Depression-era Chicago, Hansberry seemed almost predestined to rock the boat of American culture.
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Tame the rhetoric around protectionism and don't rock the boat on trade if you want to be anywhere near your 3.0 percent growth target.
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"That's because he thought Crooked Hillary was going to win and he didn't want to 'rock the boat,'" Trump wrote of Obama's 2016 remarks.
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They also face intense social pressure from teachers, peers, and art world power brokers not to "rock the boat" with political discussions about race.
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With conservative judicial picks flowing through the Senate and big corporate tax cuts coming their way, Republicans were in no mood to rock the boat.
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My dad tried to rock the boat at the kibbutz; tried to change things to create a place that is more inclusive and more accepting.
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The United States is Taiwan's security guarantor, but also wishes to avoid offending Beijing and has been unsympathetic to Taiwanese leaders who rock the boat.
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First is that the Justice Department's informal preelection "quiet period" — the norm that investigators shouldn't rock the boat shortly before an election — will be over.
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Still, if Trump continues to rock the boat, it's one of the easiest ways for China to retaliate and could seriously hurt Hollywood's bottom line.
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Employees were reluctant to say anything to management which might "rock the boat", for fear it might damage career prospects or even lead to dismissal.
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They're tasked with delivering speeches and bits of comedy that make political statements that aren't too political—ones that won't rock the boat too hard.
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But six years later we're burdened with an Apple that seems to have run out of innovation; a company that's scared to rock the boat.
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In New York's Rock the Boat parties in 2018 and 2019, that surprise performance came in the shape of Fetty Wap and Fat Joe, respectively.
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We're told there's been talk of a spin-off or 2 -- but it's unlikely they'd rock the boat if "Flip or Flop" keeps sailing along.
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"It's quite difficult for performers unless they reach celebrity status with the autonomy that brings ... For anyone else to rock the boat is pretty difficult."
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Avraham Diskin, a political science professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, said none of Netanyahu's coalition partners had any incentive to rock the boat.
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Put your detective hat on and get ready to rock the boat while trying to scope out the differences between these two super similar snaps!!!
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TIMPF: If Kanye actually went and did this, this people would get so mad at Kanye which is why I think Kanye would absolutely want to do it because he likes to do things to rock the boat and if you&aposre looking to rock the boat, you can&apost get much more like rock boat-ier than like hanging out with the dictator.
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The backdrop: The Saudis are central to Trump's Middle East strategy, and he has been hesitant to rock the boat in the wake of Khashoggi's murder.
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"Sentiment is fragile so it does not take much to rock the boat even further," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Denmark's Saxo Bank.
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"I never really stood up for myself because I just wanted to make it through and not rock the boat and endanger my career," she says.
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Remember, it was the establishment, the "don't rock the boat" majority, who led us into the Iraq War — a war surrounded by controversies of its own.
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"Amano does not generate any enthusiasm but is seen as a figure that does not rock the boat," said one diplomat who is critical of him.
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The events, dubbed Rock the Boat, are open to members and the public and have been headlined by the likes of Fat Joe and Fetty Wap.
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Whether it's sexual harassment, discrimination, or something else illegal, many times employees simply sit quietly and try to ride it out rather than rock the boat.
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"For many, floating is something new and adventurous," said Max Funk, co-editor of "Rock the Boat: Boats, Cabins and Homes on the Water" (Gestalten, 2017).
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Living under the reign of the autocratic Henry VIII, and being a prominent social figure, More might not have wanted to rock the boat too much.
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Yet Mr Trump's willingness to disrupt and offend has already wrong-footed China's leaders, who thought they could count on America being unwilling to rock the boat.
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MPs' natural wish to support their prime minister, their own ambitions for preferment and the whips' cruel ways all make for a reluctance to rock the boat.
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Women spend a lot of daily energy trying not to take up too much space, keeping their complaints to themselves, and attempting not to rock the boat.
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However, the situation will take "a while" to play out, as Comcast executives are reluctant to rock the boat amid high-stakes negotiations to acquire additional assets.
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According to former University of Texas women's athletic director and Women's Sports Foundation CEO Donna Lopiano, people already inside college athletics are unlikely to rock the boat.
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Make sure to do these 5 things What it is: A desire to keep things as they are; an unwillingness to "rock the boat" by making changes.
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Obama was too intent on having Beijing sign on to his legacy Paris climate agreement, which was inked in 2016; he didn't want to rock the boat.
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They don't want to rock the boat too much, and they've been disappointed time and again by politicians whose plans are crushed by the machinery of Washington.
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Both are fiscal conservatives but socially liberal, or at least loth to rock the boat on social issues, and they act as a check on one-party government.
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It's notable that both of the new appointments are of long-time LinkedIn executives — don't rock the boat too much, don't fix what isn't broken, and all that.
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But knowing that he needed the support of the government and various companies to keep producing this vital lifeline, Green tended to not rock the boat too much.
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You want to make some big changes, but you know doing so will rock the boat incredibly hard—not just for you, but the people around you, too.
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Even when she began to see signs something was amiss, she didn't ask questions at first — she didn't want to "rock the boat" or endanger her newfound income.
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William gave insight into his philosophy as he prepares to follow in his father's footsteps, revealing that he will not "rock the boat" and do things much differently.
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"The (Italian) government at the moment is weak and the message coming out of Rome is to rock the boat as little as possible," one of them said.
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"Those who try to advance their political or civic agenda should be careful not to rock the boat, because this could end badly for the country," he said.
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You don't want to rock the boat if it's your boat, so then, when YouTube came about, they took away the gatekeepers, and that's when we started exploding.
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Once a founder inevitably gets a VC firm on the hook, it is only natural that they think they need to not rock the boat and close the round.
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It's notable that both of the new appointments (Roslansky and new product head Tomer Cohen) involve long-time LinkedIn executives — they're not looking to rock the boat too much.
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Don't share secrets now in an attempt to create intimacy with someone…and don't keep quiet about something people should know just because you're afraid to rock the boat!
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Knowing that his mother was not one "to rock the boat," Mr. Barrow said he asked a member of the nursing staff whether she should get a new roommate.
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Eventually, that tribute became a compensatory fantasy, showing what might happen if women did rock the boat, if they did ruffle feathers, if they did take what they want.
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That probably won't be true, but there will be a lot of people disinclined to rock the boat since the resolution of trade tensions as such is good news.
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Of course, you could also tell your aunt to stop messaging everyone with pictures of puppies, but if you'd rather not rock the boat, muting the conversation will suffice.
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Many fans were left wondering if this was another attempt by the NBA not to further rock the boat with China ... but the 76ers say that ain't the case.
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"A 210.07-211.28 basis point rise won't rock the boat if the Fed is going to be more gradual about its rate hike cycle and more cautious," he said.
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They have tolerated cheating of all kinds and lobbied our government to do the same, worried that if they rock the boat, they will be ejected from the country.
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"Management has been guiding conservative, and we think there's little incentive to rock the boat ahead of the (spinoff)," RBC Capital Markets analyst Joseph Spak wrote in a client note.
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Little is known of Suzuki's stance on monetary policy, though he is unlikely to rock the boat given his background as a banker from one of Japan's top financial institutions.
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Why Trump's call could really rock the boat New Cold War This scenario does not bode well for US-China relations, which have seen rising tension in the recent years.
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Why chat could rock the boat Christopher Hill, a former US ambassador, said that Trump was "winging it" and may not have been aware of the significance of the move.
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The filter for [a guy] I'm going to put on my cap table is someone who's a good guy, like he doesn't rock the boat, he's fun to be with.
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"Comrades are working in accordance with tried and tested schemes," Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said last month, predicting an attempt to "rock the boat" ahead of elections in Russia.
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Like Margaret Atwood's dark vision of religious dictatorship, it is a preview of what could happen to women who rock the boat, resisting predation or asserting their own sexual freedom.
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Business Insider spoke to two people — one of whom attended as a guest, one of whom attended as a WeWork member — who went to Rock the Boat parties in 2019.
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The lower classes have more reason to protest the status quo than those in higher rungs who benefit from it, while the middle classes prefer not to rock the boat.
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It's unlikely that the company has brought anyone on particularly willing to rock the boat, but we'll be following the new dynamics as the company's latest board members settle in.
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So for the new MateBook X Pro, announced today and available later this year, Huawei didn't rock the boat: it still has the same design and the same number of ports.
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Some Indians like Shah, the software engineer from Seattle, deal with uncomfortable content or conversations in their family groups with radio silence because they don't want to rock the boat much.
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For all his charm and bluster, the CEO knows when to call on his years of experience running a sometimes tumultuous company to give an answer that won't rock the boat.
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Corporate Japan remains a cosy place; the custom of cross-shareholdings, in which companies own equity stakes in each other, created a core of friendly stockholders who don't rock the boat.
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And they can keep the money so long as they don't rock the boat, keep their heads down, and don't make the mistake of thinking they're really part of the club.
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The problem is that many of these projects are pretty popular with the general public, so lawmakers — especially those up for reelection in 2018 — may not want to rock the boat.
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"We are also seeing some clear signals out of China that they will stay the course so we don't see any need to rock the boat on this issue," Ruby said.
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" Aaliyah was traveling with seven others on the day of the plane crash while en route home to Miami from the Bahamas after shooing the music video for "Rock the Boat.
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They're not alone, as many academics and experts on both sides of the border worry about their funding and potential repercussions should they rock the boat by talking to the media.
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But there's no reason for the NFL to rock the boat on the NCAA because, as much as they complain about it, college football covers the NFL's player development at no cost.
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He's not the kind of owner who likes to rock the boat; he's the kind of owner who wants to do "what's right for the league," as he has often said publicly.
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" "The reason that President Obama did NOTHING about Russia after being notified by the CIA of meddling is that he expected Clinton would win ... and did not want to 'rock the boat.
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Trump also blamed former President Obama for Russia's interference in the 2016 election, accusing him of not wanting to "rock the boat" and claiming he has been tougher on Russia than Obama.
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Fiorina spoke about the GOP pushing for comprehensive immigration reform and trying not to "rock the boat" by shying away from social issues after failing to win the White House in 2012.
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Instead, although all the positions are not yet filled, it looks like the ministers will be a delicate mix of older technocrats, don't-rock-the-boat moderates and even some hard-liners.
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By opting to keep Raikkonen, Ferrari have gone for an experienced driver who is still quick and who will not rock the boat in what is likely to be his final season.
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Even White, who had formed something of an alliance with Crawford over the course of the past two episodes, voted for Crawford to be sent home, not wanting to rock the boat.
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In all fairness to Blige and Haddish, who, unlike Ripa, don't have a professional relationship with Seacrest to maintain, it's entirely possible they were warned not to rock the boat, and reacted accordingly.
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Adding exceptions to the Republican Party platform is sure to enrage pro-life activists like Dannenfelser, and it seems more likely that Trump wouldn't bother trying to rock the boat on that issue.
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"I really don't rock the boat that much with Bryan, just because I know how hard he works, and I do know how much he loves us and cares about us," she says.
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She was just another gongzhu, or "Hong Kong pig," uninterested in things that did not involve her and too busy with her burgeoning music career to rock the boat by touching controversial issues.
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A major life change, even if I got a great deal on a house, would rock the boat and bring about major expenses like movers, higher insurance, and furniture for a new home.
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The little tablet that could, now in its seventh edition, has reached that point of maturity and general success where no one wants to rock the boat for fear of screwing something up.
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They may come out to protect existing rights, but there's only so far they are willing to rock the boat when it comes to fighting for what many think of as a lost cause.
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Here's what we all don't want to admit to ourselves: It's our own ugly biases — and a desire not to rock the boat, even if the boat is already sinking at a breakneck pace.
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Some media reports say one of the deputies will be filled by BOJ Executive Director Masayoshi Amamiya, who has worked closely with Kuroda as a career central banker and unlikely to rock the boat.
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"The reason that President Obama did NOTHING about Russia after being notified by the CIA of meddling is that he expected Clinton would win and did not want to 'rock the boat,' " Trump tweeted.
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But stars with platforms as large as Swift's have a choice: They can remain apolitical and not rock the boat, or they can use their fame for good and advocate for their fellow humans.
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If you're Fender, you don't want to rock the boat too much when it comes to introducing new technology, and certainly delivering this sort of functionality across its line would be out of the question.
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With questions about Putin's own political future only growing louder — he's 65 and this next term would be his last under constitutional limits — he may feel no need to rock the boat unless absolutely necessary.
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"Betty was out to help the little person, the people were afraid to rock the boat," said her sister-in-law Sundrena Ponnell, who worked with Ms. Dukes at Walmart when the lawsuit was filed.
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She'll stop Republicans from enacting giant new tax cuts for CEOs, but she also won't rock the boat too much in terms of the fundamental operation of global capitalism, while Trump might destroy the country.
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Against those uncertainties, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi will try to "not rock the boat" when he speaks Thursday, said Athanasios Vamvakidis, head of G93 FX strategy in Europe for Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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We make small talk for a little, and then get into the meat of the conversation — I recently hooked up with one of her friends, and I hope it doesn't rock the boat with our friendship.
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R. Kelly is on edge and federal investigators don't want to rock the boat ... so they've asked Joycelyn Savage's family to pull the plug on plans to conduct a welfare check at R. Kelly's Chicago home.
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Many analysts say Masai is unlikely to rock the boat and is seen voting in favor of BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's proposals, unlike her predecessor Ishida, who dissented to January's decision to adopt negative interest rates.
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"With the Chancellor constrained by both the public finances and a desire not to rock the boat ahead of the EU referendum, this budget is unlikely to be a radical affair," economists at Capital Economics said.
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The timing, however, couldn't be worse, with Graham in the midst of an initial public offering, and her advisers counseling against taking on the government, or doing anything that might rock the boat, during that process.
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The video of the New York City event in 2018, however, shows rapper Fetty Wap performing for a packed dance floor with flashing, club-like lighting and "Rock the Boat" branded beach balls being tossed around.
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The first London cast of "Art" coupled Tom Courtenay (Serge) and Albert Finney (Marc), two longtime friends and colleagues whose established bonhomie left one doubtful that something as trivial as a painting could rock the boat.
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"The reason that President Obama did NOTHING about Russia after being notified by the CIA of meddling is that he expected Clinton would win...and did not want to 'rock the boat,' " he tweeted on Monday.
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The latest leg of the bull market in stocks could have a familiar impetus — a Federal Reserve unlikely to rock the boat, particularly while many of its members are still learning the vagaries of central banking.
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Republicans will keep control of the House and Senate because voters won't want to rock the boat on the economy, according to longtime market strategist Mark Grant, who predicted a Trump victory ahead of the 2016 election.
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"The reason that President Obama did NOTHING about Russia after being notified by the CIA of meddling is that he expected [Hillary] Clinton would win and did not want to 'rock the boat,'" he tweeted in June.
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The NFL is comfortable with existing relationships and isn't eager to rock the boat on a product that has seen ratings rise the last two years even as almost all other shows on traditional TV have fallen.
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It seems most of these women, who work as their own boss, set their own hours, have unlimited potential to earn, and sell largely to customers in red states, have no reason to want to rock the boat.
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Manila has so far been keen not to rock the boat in the hope of starting dialogue toward Beijing allowing it to exercise what the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague ruled were its sovereign maritime rights.
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"The new comment in the minutes...suggests that the RBA isn't going to rock the boat by raising interest rates while the Royal Commission is questioning the behavior of the banks," said Capital Economics chief economist Paul Dales.
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His gradual efforts to roll back the Voting Rights Act and public-sector unions, by contrast, are an example of his willingness to rock the boat to get a conservative outcome, as Irin Carmon details in the Washington Post.
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She asked about becoming chief operating officer, but Google executives reportedly didn't want to rock the boat and mess with the three men already in charge of decision-making: Schmidt and Google's two cofounders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
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"In a time marked with multiple challenges and key headwinds impacting the IT sector, this is not an apt moment to rock the boat for TCS," said Reliance Securities analyst Harit Shah, adding that Chandra's relationships will be missed.
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"Assuming that Powell does not rock the boat and reiterates a gradual tightening path, this may clear the way for markets to continue on its risk-on mode in the interim," said OCBC Treasury Research in a morning note.
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Unlike the far-right House Freedom Caucus, which has long been a thorn in the side of leadership for years, many of the petition signers or would-be signers are close to leadership and don't typically rock the boat.
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And when women new to a profession are navigating an employment offer, they may be even less inclined to rock the boat by asking for a higher starting rate — especially when they don't have the information they need to do so.
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"The Bank of England was never going to rock the boat with an interest rate rise, given static economic conditions and a continued lack of direction on Brexit," Laith Khalaf, a senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown wrote in a note.
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Then again, his gradual efforts to roll back the Voting Rights Act and public-sector unions, by contrast, are an example of his willingness to rock the boat to get a conservative outcome, as Irin Carmon details in the Washington Post.
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Its developers clearly wanted to craft a grim, politically relevant tale while fulfilling their financial mandate to create a fun, open-ended videogame equivalent of a summer popcorn superhero movie that will sell millions of copies and not rock the boat too much.
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"Probably, the brands or the agencies they work with maybe don't want to rock the boat in terms of doing something that ... would potentially be associated with a negative reaction," Kate Pounders, also an associate professor at the Stan Richards School, agrees.
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WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The Trump administration's latest two nominees to the Federal Reserve are everything it was once feared the White House would never support: insiders who will do little to rock the boat at the world's most powerful central bank.
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But just as it cannot force governments to curb deficits or accept refugees, Brussels cannot impose liberalism by diktat; and other governments do not seem minded to rock the boat when they are trying to plug the leaks sprung by other crises.
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Aaliyah took B.E.T through the creation of her 2001 video for the smash single "Rock the Boat", a song off her Aaliyah album written by the late Stephen "Static Major" Garrett, that pushed sexual boundaries of her impeccable songwriting to beautiful new heights.
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"The big surprise (at Jackson Hole) would be a hawkish shift from Yellen which would be enough to rock the boat on risk and send U.S. rates and the dollar sharply higher," said Brad Bechtel, managing director at Jefferies in New York.
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"People are waiting to see whether they would get anything meaningful, but it's highly unlikely she wants to rock the boat before a long holiday weekend," said Larry Milstein, head of government and agency trading at R.W. Pressprich & Co. in New York.
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It also shares some similarities to the older, mostly unspoken social contract which developed between the ruling Communist Party and the people after the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989: don't rock the boat politically and you can share in China's new wealth.
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Analysts say that while Wakatabe may discourage the BOJ board from debating an early exit from easy policy, he is unlikely to rock the boat with proposals of more easing as he would be mandated to assist - not disagree with - the governor.
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None of these moves alone are particularly big, but together they reflect a pause in Brazil's market rally, serve as a reminder that pension reform will be fraught and are a nod to the central bank's reluctance to rock the boat, said analysts.
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Even though Danang officials presumably supported and financed Dr. Son's research, he added, "the current Vietnamese leadership does not want to rock the boat with Beijing and seems determined to keep a lid on criticism of China's actions in the South China Sea."
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HAIZER, Algeria (Reuters) - While tens of thousands of Algerians have been gathering for four months in the capital to demand sweeping political reforms, former fighters who led the last confrontation with the establishment have been warning people not to rock the boat.
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This doesn't just go for Jacksonville or even the state of Florida; it goes for the hundreds of thousands of cities in America like Jacksonville that think shallow prayers and a fierce desire not to rock the boat politically — whatever that means — are enough.
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LONDON, Aug 99.0493 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks rose to multi-year highs on Friday and were set to end the week up 99.0483 percent, led by gains in Poland and China, ahead of a central bankers' meeting that is not expected to rock the boat.
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"What I have to say to people that are just afraid to rock the boat and shake things up is that it might be OK if you're 40 or 50 years old, and you're the head of the Broward County Public School Board," he said.
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" The woman, who was also a manager, says she eventually joined another team, but wasn't allowed to manage anyone on that team until she returned from maternity leave; she claims she was told that her maternity leave might "stress the team" and "rock the boat.
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Tunnel vision, conformity born of a desire to please bosses and not to rock the boat, answering difficult questions not by trying to work out the right answer but by determining what is best for your team: such behaviour is not unique to America's criminal-justice system.
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Between taking on the California Democrats and the Hunter dynasty, he has little time for a feeble GOP establishment that prefers to sit on its hands as its numbers dwindle: "They don't want to rock the boat, and that's all we can do," he told me.
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And while most polling suggests that independents aren't huge fans of Trump's, if the economy is going strong they may well choose not to rock the boat -- looking past, again, the fact that they don't think Trump is, to put a fine point on it, a good guy.
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The Conservative Party, whose leader, Prime Minister David Cameron, also campaigned for Britain to stay in Europe, got kicked in the teeth, too, as did President Obama and legions of other prominent figures in Britain and abroad who urged voters like Mr. Hewlett not to rock the boat.
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" Speaking between scenes, Ms. Margulies, 51, said, "A show like this is very freeing for those of us who feel like we've had to somehow stay quiet — so we don't rock the boat or stir the mud or you know, get up in anyone's grill or make a problem.
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"You know, honestly, the culture of fear, intimidation and control that you already lived with as a gymnast just stopped you from saying anything ever to rock the boat," former U.S. rhythmic gymnast Jessica Howard, who has accused Nassar of abuse, tells Dr. Oz on Monday (Nassar has pled not guilty).
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This imperative not to rock the boat is partly reflected in the huge number of survivors of sexual assault who question whether an attack was their own fault, who don't want to upset friends and family members by telling them and who don't think it's serious enough to bother the police.
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"Given all the regulatory hoops that the deal has already had to jump through it might be dangerous to rock the boat too much, but Elliott must have taken a view that they can get the offer upped without altering the timetable of the deal materially," one of SAB's top 15 investors told Reuters.
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They seem to fall into three camps: friends and acquaintances of the chairman, who will not challenge his authority; worthy public figures, who will not know enough to contest management decisions; and executives from other companies, who might know enough to dissent, but have neither the time nor the inclination to rock the boat.
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The most forgiving view of her to take here would be that she's just doing her best not to rock the boat for sake of the nation's majority, since the military could declare martial law at whatever point they decided she was straying too far from her lane.. Which leaves us where we are today.
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The BOJ is also unlikely to change policy this year because it doesn't want to "rock the boat" while Japan faces two key political decisions: whether to proceed with a sales tax hike in October 2019 and a ruling party leadership election in September, said Hiroaki Mutou, chief economist at Tokai Tokyo Research Institute.
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For a long time, the FCC tried to make net neutrality and other open internet rules happen with that limited authority it exerted over them under Title I. And it took these approaches, which were rejected again and again, in order to avoid having to rock the boat and reclassify broadband providers as Title II telecommunications services.
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Ticket sales for the last boat party of 2019, which was set to take place in Miami in November, were recently shut downAccording to various posts across Facebook, Instagram, and Vimeo, WeWork's Rock the Boat lineup for 2019 included New York City, Toronto, Boston, Chicago, Austin, San Francisco, and, according to WeWork's event page on Splash, Miami.
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The challenge going forward will be continuing to find such deals, ones that pay enough but don't rock the boat back in the UK. Like the rest of us, the Sussexes now have bills to pay, but they have also vowed to stop trading on the brand that made them so commercially valuable in the first place: royalty.
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"You're going to get some judges who will bite their tongue and say, 'These are my colleagues — I'm not going to rock the boat unless I feel strongly about it,'" said Russell Wheeler, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution and a former deputy director of the Federal Judicial Center, the research and education arm of the federal court system.
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While Aaliyah did experiment with makeup (her video for "We Need A Resolution" featured futuristic smoky eyes and orange-striped lips, and her final visual for "Rock The Boat" included an iconic pair of gem-stoned lashes), she was known, first and foremost, for effortlessly toeing the line between tomboyish and girly, reminding her fans that you don't have to pick one or the other.
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Here's what Rocky J. Suhayda, chairman of the American Nazi Party, wrote in an email to CNN (random capitalization his): I must admit that I was a wee bit surprised that Mr. Trump finally chose Mr. Bannon, I thought that his stable of Washington insiders would have objected too vociferously...Perhaps The Donald IS for 'REAL' and is not going to be another controlled puppet directed by the usual 'Wire Pullers,' and does indeed intend to ROCK the BOAT?
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