Sit out the election and enable a second Trump term?
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And Hernandez is predicted to sit out on uneven bars.
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I tell everybody, 'Hey, if you're nicked up, sit out.
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In warmer weather they sit out in the beer garden.
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They won't eat the food I sit out right away.
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Instead, he fears they'll sit out of the election altogether.
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Yet other huge companies plan to sit out the bidding.
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You'd sit out in your car waiting for a slot.
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The hashtaggers asked LeBron James to sit out in protest.
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This election is too important for us to sit out.
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I can't sit out three weeks and pitch nine innings.
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A friend urged him to sit out for a while.
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We can't stop, we can't sit out and just watch.
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If you sit out, it's like, 'Ah, he's not tough.
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Ducks D Hampus Lindholm (upper body) will sit out Friday's game.
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Cox immediately defended his decision to sit out the town hall.
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I could transfer to another school and sit out a year.
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San Antonio PG Tony Parker (knee) will sit out the contest.
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The N.C.A.A. forced Westbrook to sit out a season after transferring.
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Would players who were likely to be traded sit out games?
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But Trump, of course, is not one to sit out controversies.
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We know we don't have the option to sit out elections.
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As the cake continues to sit out, the next slice becomes dry.
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Now aged 70, she had planned to sit out this year's campaign.
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If I was a Texan I would sit out on Sunday. pic.twitter.
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Political infighting over CSRs could push others to sit out next year.
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If they sit out bubbles they are more likely to get fired.
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That's the biggest thing of why I would sit out this year.
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"Hell yeah, I was about to sit out the game," Hopkins said.
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Many voters, especially black voters, who sit out elections are not apathetic.
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She will have to sit out the final group match against Italy.
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Leonard, the league's part-time superstar, decided to sit out the game.
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Hillary Clinton's supporters tended to sit out caucuses more so than Sanders's.
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Have half the Senators sit out the first period in a contract dispute.
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Childs will have to sit out the first nine games in 2019-20.
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Sacramento SF Rudy Gay (heel) could sit out his third straight game. 3.
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The ramifications for those who underperform or sit out can be damaging, too.
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Kuwait tries to sit out (or at the summit, help resolve) regional disputes.
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Are any of the main characters going to actually sit out the fight?
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Still, some major companies, including IBM, are expected to sit out the fight.
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That in itself is a good enough excuse to sit out the event.
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They would sooner sit out a game they don't have an edge on.
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It's likely they'd sit out the next election or return to the Democrats.
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He doesn't want to stay on defense or sit out a few plays.
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As instructed, I let it sit out of the fridge for an hour.
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The contest was to be the first McCollum would sit out this season.
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Instead of wearing the boy's gown, she chose to sit out the ceremony.
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"The typewriter, I think, will always sit out in our house," she said.
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This time, they asked me if I could sit out in my truck.
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"We may not sit out there and break open the yearbook," Bird said.
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Days later, Sakic suggested that the team would largely sit out free agency.
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Milwaukee SG O.J. Mayo (hamstring) could sit out his second straight game. 3.
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But he would have to sit out a semester before playing football there.
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Students sit out Some students chose not to walk out with their classmates.
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MOSCOW — The Kremlin plans to sit out the centenary of the Russian Revolution.
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Cleveland swingman Kyle Korver (foot) will likely sit out his eighth straight game.
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Freshly expressed breast milk can sit out at room temperature for 24 hours.
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Utah SG Rodney Hood (knee) will sit out his third consecutive game. 3.
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The Kremlin plans to sit out the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution.
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Four other kids join in, so I sit out and scroll through Instagram (whoops).
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It's not clear exactly how long Scoble plans to sit out from public activities.
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This mirrors rumors from last year, when Harry actually did sit out the event.
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"If there's any pain, any discomfort or any risk, he'll sit out," Kerr said.
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He announced earlier in the week he'd sit out the remainder of the season.
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Dallas backup PG Devin Harris (toe) will sit out his seventh consecutive contest. 3.
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His hospitalization forced him to sit out President Donald Trump's inauguration on Jan. 20.
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I tore my ACL, had surgery, and had to sit out my first season.
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"It's been a long four weeks that I've had to sit out," he said.
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Utah's presence in the middle had to sit out the rest of the half.
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Sacramento PG Ty Lawson (hamstring) likely will sit out his fourth consecutive contest. 3.
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You can let them sit out in the Sunlight, Moonlight, or with other Crystals.
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By rule, he has to sit out the first half of the next game.
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Instead, Mr. Regalado, a former broadcast journalist, intends to sit out the presidential race.
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Oklahoma City SF Doug McDermott (knee) will sit out his second straight game. 3.
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In hindsight, it was a smart move for Ryan to sit out the race.
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That injury caused Mariota to sit out the following contest against the Houston Texans.
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What's next: The latest reports indicate that the Taliban will sit out the conference.
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People ask me to sit out the birthday song if it is being taped.
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NASA decided that Koch will wear it, and McClain will sit out the spacewalk.
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He joins a fraternity of players forced to sit out their first Super Bowl.
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Sit out back, beside a gurgling fountain, and watch sheep meander beneath the vines.
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She was on the right side of a war he chose to sit out.
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So for me, any time I had to sit out, it never feels right.
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He'll have to sit out the first half of next week's game at Connecticut.
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Scalia has opted to sit out in at least some instances involving former clients.
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Fruit pies can sit out for two days before you cut and serve them.
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So she lugged a chair behind the garage to sit out the children's naps.
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Moore announced Tuesday on The Players' Tribune website that she'll sit out in 2019.
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"It's sort of like letting soup sit out overnight," explained study co-author Daniel Wacker.
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He has said he wants to coach again but will sit out the 2019 season.
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She will sit out oral arguments at the court next week in order to rest.
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I would go to school and sit out in my car and watch dance videos.
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Investors looking to sell or sit out the rally do so at their own peril.
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Sefolosha blamed the NYPD for his injuries and was forced to sit out the playoffs.
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James, who just won his third NBA title, will sit out to rest his body.
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Tommy John surgery derailed Urquidy's path, forcing him to sit out for all of 2017.
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But investors would be wise to sit out any celebration, Charley Grant at WSJ writes.
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And more than 3003 companies suspended their shares from trading, to sit out the turbulence.
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They could be forced to sit out altogether, or limit themselves to minor depth moves.
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It certainly isn't good for the marketplaces that Humana has decided to sit out 2018.
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CB Ron Brooks (hip) will sit out the season finale against the New York Jets.
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If Mr. Sanders doesn't win the nomination, he say he'll sit out the general election.
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Usually they're rock-hard, and you have to let them sit out for a while.
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Other NBA players threatened to sit out games while sponsors threatened to drop the NBA.
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Kruger didn't have to sit out a year before he could start coaching the team.
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I thought it was a bad idea, so I decided to sit out in protest.
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The great question is not, Should I vote for Hillary or sit out this campaign?
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The struggling carrier also said it would sit out the next major wireless airwaves auction.
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The article begins: The Kremlin plans to sit out the centenary of the Russian Revolution.
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Some individual athletes did sit out the 2016 games, but the competition still went ahead.
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Analysts said the United States would probably sit out the dispute between its two allies.
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He expects to sit out Wednesday workouts again this season, which could be his last.
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A number of national organizations and political figures did not sit out the race, however.
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They said they would instead vote Democrat, vote third-party or sit out the election.
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The Koch political network has said it plans to sit out the 2020 presidential contest.
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But millions of voters sit out each election, costing both Democrats and Republicans critical votes.
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With Gurley expected to sit out, Bell and Hunt will battle for a prestigious distinction.
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The men and women of the world's militaries don't sit out on these festivities either.
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Trump's rivals mocked his decision to sit out the debate and found ways to criticize him.
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The women decided to sit out the opener ahead of their first day of competition, Sunday.
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In fact, attempting to sit out a bear market could sink any long-term financial goals.
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The veteran skipper had to sit out the previous fishing trip because of a spinal infection.
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When even staid, stodgy CBS has jumped into the pool, there's little motivation to sit out.
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Barnette, in which the Supreme Court held a student could sit out the pledge in protest.
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Spoelstra said reserve guard Tyler Herro (foot) will also sit out for the second straight contest.
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That means one or the other of them will sit out the contests in certain states.
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Then we pick up salads at Sweetgreen ($10) and sit out by the water to celebrate.
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Los Angeles F Larry Nance Jr. (concussion) will sit out after being injured on Sunday. 3.
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Rangers SS Elvis Andrus is expected to sit out Friday while on the paternity list. 3.
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Ronaldo will sit out at least two Portugal games as the investigation commences, per BuzzFeed News.
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Bitetto is out 4-to-6 weeks and Salomaki will sit out 6-to-8 weeks.
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So untenable is this financial equation that many insurers have decided to sit out on Obamacare.
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Kings C Anze Kopitar (upper body) is expected to sit out his fourth straight game. 2.
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So, for now, I can sit out here and feel like it's – it's maybe just temporary.
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However, Sabonis re-injured the ankle in pregame warmups and was forced to sit out again.
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The same problem forced the 38-year-old to sit out for two weeks in June.
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Dallas backup PF David Lee (foot) will likely sit out for the second straight game. 3.
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Jordan and F Blake Griffin will sit out the Thursday game at Denver for a rest.
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In that sport, all it would take is ten guys to sit out and change everything.
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Minority shareholders were left to sit out the party as the stock lagged in recent years.
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Gonzalez was on the bench that day and remembers how teammates urged Altuve to sit out.
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And disgruntled supporters of the eventual losers might sit out the election or vote for Trump.
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He said he decided to undergo a "medical intervention" and sit out the rest of 2017.
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"Being short-handed with Nate Grimes out, you couldn't afford Orlando to sit out," Hutson said.
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He won't sit out games because he doesn't know who's coming to see him that day.
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Too many Democrats sit out midterm elections (in 2014, drop-off was slightly over 40 percent).
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Clowney did not show up to camp and is reportedly planning to sit out the preseason.
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After the game, Collins said Cespedes felt O.K. but would most likely sit out Wednesday's game.
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Gragson was forced to sit out the July 28 event at Pocono Raceway because of illness.
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Bell decided to sit out the 2018 season rather than accept a constraining franchise-tag deal.
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She will sit out the remainder of the 28 season and return next year, according to Reuters.
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Stars F Tyler Seguin will sit out his third straight game after aggravating his Achilles injury. 2.
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Rangers D Kevin Klein is expected to sit out both games this weekend due to back spasms.
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After flirting with a run, Vice President Joe Biden decided to sit out a last-minute entrance.
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Carter told Politico on Thursday afternoon that he had volunteered to sit out the 10 a.m. meeting.
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I sit out on the patio soaking up the sun and staring across the water at Sweden.
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Additionally, he's relinquishing his chairmanship of Tesla, where he'll sit out for three years, but remain CEO.
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One of the greatest divides is generational; that will hardly heal if oldies sit out the experience.
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To sustain a democracy and a country that reflects our values we can't afford to sit out.
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First, that quite a lot of private capital is going to sit out the late-stage market.
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ESPN reported Monday that Bell could sit out until midseason in hopes of hitting free agency fresh.
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Sit out in their beer garden and order the Holy Trinity with brisket, pork ribs, and sausage.
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The problem lies in the amount of time the eggs sit out on display after they're decorated.
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RB Thomas Rawls will sit out Friday's preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings with an ankle injury.
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Harris has said California needs bold leadership, but a bold leader can't sit out on significant decisions.
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But some have strongly condemned Mr. Trump and have said they will sit out the presidential race.
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Clinton sway Sanders supporters who would otherwise sit out the November election or vote for Mr. Trump.
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The president received a mostly negative assessment from people who decided to sit out the 2202 election.
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If he doesn't sign, he must sit out the season under terms of the collective bargaining agreement.
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So, sure, if we sit out a quadrennial cycle of that, it's going to have bad effects.
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Bulldogs freshman F Killian Tillie (ankle) missed Wednesday's game and also will sit out against the Waves.
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The second-year defensive end, a projected starter this season, might also sit out Sunday's preseason opener.
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The association said Harumafuji would sit out the tournament and that it was looking into the matter.
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"No businessman would sit out a year of earning," said Joey Wright, the coach of the 363ers.
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In Vukmir and Stewart's cases, both are underdogs worried that Republican voters will sit out the race.
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Ronald Reagan was the last president to sit out the event after he was shot in 1981.
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Current indicators are that Diallo will sit out this spring, and then play for Kentucky next season.
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LeBron was once reportedly willing to sit out games as a way to protest Donald Sterling's ownership.
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The Las Vegas native was injured that season and had to sit out the first 11 races.
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Those who want to sit out the election argue that participating lends legitimacy to a rigged process.
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Now, the question is to what degree Wells Fargo will have to sit out the good times.
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Bryce Harper will serve a four-game suspension, while Giants reliever Hunter Strickland will sit out six.
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Pence's office did not respond to questions about whether Azar was asked to sit out the briefing.
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He said he had decided to undergo a "medical intervention" and sit out the rest of 2017.
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This is particularly true with the Vegan ETF, where you sit out whole swaths of the economy.
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But even if you believe that it's somehow unpatriotic to sit out an election, don't blame me.
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Pity the political journalists at Bloomberg News, who will effectively have to sit out the Democratic primary.
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Kansas City's Kendrys Morales (right middle finger) also missed Friday's game and could sit out the series.
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Some players sat, kneeled or locked arms, while three teams chose to sit out the anthem altogether.
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First, never thaw your turkey by letting it sit out on your counter at room temperature for hours.
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If it seems too mild, let it sit out for another couple of hours to increase the tanginess.
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Davis was re-examined Sunday in New Orleans before the club said he would sit out Monday's game.
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That's even as vendors like Michael Kors opt to sit out of its prolific Friends and Family sales.
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It's freezing outside, but we sit out there for a minute to watch the sunset over the Adirondacks.
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Steele does not have to sit out a season and can play in 2019, coach Clay Helton said.
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One regulatory battle SoftBank has chosen, so far, to sit out is regarding Uber Technologies Inc's IPO-UBER.
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One regulatory battle SoftBank has chosen, so far, to sit out is regarding Uber Technologies Inc's
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One regulatory battle SoftBank has chosen, so far, to sit out is regarding Uber Technologies Inc's board seats.
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The majority of board announced they would sit out any decision-making on the deal earlier this week.
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He said he hoped to motivate younger progressives and minority voters who often sit out non-presidential elections.
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Julio Jones does not intend to sit out while waiting for a new contract with the Atlanta Falcons.
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His club refused and Eastham elected to sit out the 1960/61 season rather than play for them.
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C Buster Posey is likely to sit out Wednesday's series finale against Milwaukee, according to manager Bruce Bochy.
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LG Nick Easton (calf) will sit out when the Minnesota Vikings face the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
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WR Stefon Diggs (groin) will sit out when the Minnesota Vikings face the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
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The Argentina captain is also likely to sit out his country's World Cup qualifiers against Peru and Paraguay.
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If you can't go out there and give everything you got without worrying about getting injured, sit out.
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I told them I wanted to sit out because I was being misgendered and people apologized a lot.
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Raptors backup SF Patrick Patterson (knee) likely will sit out for the eighth time in 10 games. 3.
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Harper opted to sit out Washington's 7-1 loss in the second game of a doubleheader with Miami.
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He told the Colts last week that he wanted to sit out until his calf was fully healed.
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The penalty required him to sit out an entire season but he instead declared for the NBA draft.
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Earnhardt will sit out this weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway because he showed symptoms of a concussion.
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"No one really wants to sit out in 18-degree weather and see what you're doing," Reichardt explained.
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Crowell will sit out with a toe injury, while Enunwa will miss the contest with an ankle injury.
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The messages are meant to drive turnout, especially among core Democratic constituencies who often sit out midterm elections.
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"We sit on our back porch and they sit out on the lawn with two chairs," Biden said.
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I have friends who want to sit out or are just really fed up with the whole election.
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Case in point, campus athletes usually have to sit out for a year when they transfer between schools.
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Their supporters can then join those backing more popular candidates or sit out the rest of the process.
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Jurkovec will have to sit out a year for the Eagles unless the NCAA approves a transfer waiver.
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But self-reporting of injuries is inherently unreliable, and no player wants to sit out for a ding.
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He will sit out the first 12 games of the 2017-18 season, not the 2016-17 season.
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Unable to abide the idea of voting for a Conservative, he plans to sit out the next election.
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Like the49ers quarterback, he commented on social injustice and police brutality through his decision to sit out the anthem.
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Mauer is expected to sit out at least one more game with Detroit starting LHP Matt Boyd on Tuesday.
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Rangers F Chris Kreider will sit out his second straight game due to a laceration on his hand. 3.
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Go deeper: U.S. politicians sit out big climate conference Tom Steyer is becoming the Koch Network of the left
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Some might sit out and some, like John McCain's former advisor Mark Salter, might say that they're with Hillary.
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Some people joked that maybe Biden should sit out the 2020 race for president and try again in 3030.
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Google is seen as something of a wild card, while Sprint has said it will sit out the auction.
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Because being an adult doesn't mean you should have to sit out the back-to-school shopping spree, right?
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"I'm not sure everyone can afford to sit out for the rest of the year," said the first banker.
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T. and I sit out on the porch for a couple more hours, continuing our conversation from the bar.
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If neither Lowey nor Maloney retire before the 2018 election, Clinton is likely to sit out one more election.
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Toronto Raptors president and general manager Masai Ujiri chose to sit out those first crazy days of free agency.
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The move comes after Vanity Fair and the New Yorker announced they would sit out the event this year.
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"If a player is hurt or player is banged up, he should be able to sit out," he said.
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Right now, there is no evidence that they would make the Bears football team sit out for a season.
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Stars F Patrick Eaves, injured in the series opener, and F Tyler Seguin will sit out Game 4. 3.
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If you're the old-fashioned value type who prefers profits, it may be best to sit out this cycle.
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However, Rockhold was forced to sit out this UFC Fight Night 101 having gained a knee injury in training.
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The exchange Friday comes on the heels of the Koch brothers' decision to sit out the 2016 presidential race.
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O'Korn threw 53 touchdown passes over two seasons at Houston before leaving to sit out at Michigan last year.
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Padres manager Andy Green said with Upton dealing with trade rumors, it was a good day to sit out.
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Adding tens of billion of dollars to aid pass-throughs as those numbers sit out there is not ideal.
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Brady is allowed to participate in the preseason, but he will sit out the first four regular-season games.
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Pouncey has been suspended without pay for three games while Ogunjobi has to sit out one game without pay.
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Other stars, like Tina Maze of Slovenia and the American Bode Miller, have chosen to sit out the season.
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Heat SG Dion Waiters (ankle) has missed two straight games and is expected to sit out Saturday's contest. 3.
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Three WPI players, citing concerns over the virus, chose to sit out the game, which Yeshiva won, 102-93.
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At this point, it's either take whatever we are going to give you, or you sit out a year.
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As a result of the sanctions, the N.C.A.A. allowed players to transfer without having to sit out a season.
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Forward Aaron Gordon, also bothered by an ankle injury, had to sit out the tightly contested game as well.
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Curry, who is recovering from a sprained right ankle, will sit out for the 11th straight game on Friday.
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The investor said the inclusion of the aggressive term had caused his fund to sit out the deal, however.
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Rangers F Rick Nash will sit out his 13th consecutive game due to a bone bruise in his knee.
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McSally's record and the politics of her opponents may have contributed to Trump's decision to sit out the primary.
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After a year, he transferred to Villanova, where he had to sit out a season because of N.C.A.A. rules.
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Forward Aaron Gordon, also bothered by an ankle injury, had to sit out the tightly contested game as well.
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According to N.C.A.A. rules, Newton had to sit out a year before he could play for another Division I team.
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I swore I would sit out on this election, unable to vote for either Trump or Clinton in good conscience.
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The Dancing with the Stars pro will sit out this week after she injured her knee during rehearsals last Monday.
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Subscribe on Texture In an ideal world, we'd let every bottle of wine sit out and breathe before plunging in.
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You do need to let them sit out for 15 minutes and let it dry before they go back in.
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Tom has to sit out two more games after the Patriots' Sunday showdown with the Miami Dolphins on Sept. 18.
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But if you look at survey data, most people who sit out elections don't say they were deterred by inconveniences.
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It has loosened restrictions on transfers, providing athletes more opportunities to change schools without having to sit out a season.
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The pro dancer almost had to sit out of a live performance earlier in November after suffering a knee injury.
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Bush Novak told Reuters that Williams intended to sit out the remainder of the 2017 season and return next year.
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Mauer is expected to sit out at least one more game with Detroit starting left-hander Matt Boyd on Tuesday.
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Stars don't just sit out there in states of comfortable equilibrium and are instead pulsating through a variety of mechanisms.
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That suspension cost him 162 games, and heading into this season, he still had 99 games left to sit out.
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Now, the resident of suburban Suffolk County, New York, plans to sit out the vote on Election Day, Nov. 21997.
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NOTES: Colorado State benched three players for the first half and had another sit out due to a past penalty.
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A rookie NFL player is backing down from his pledge to sit out the national anthem to protest police brutality.
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You either take the offer, or you sit out for a year and see your stock drop a tremendous amount.
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A group of teen girls from Afghanistan will have to sit out of an international robotics competition this July. Why?
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That's where the line gets drawn: Salted butter can sit out, but unsalted butter is better left in the fridge.
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Christian McCaffrey's no dummy ... and has decided to sit out the Sun Bowl to focus on his NFL career. Duh.
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Before the 2015 season, McCarville had told the Lynx, the defending W.N.B.A. champions, that she would sit out that season.
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They are more than willing to sit out until the United States side can get its ducks in a row.
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But nearly two-thirds of GOP respondents in the poll said they would sit out of the race in November.
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Their decision to sit out key contests means that Republicans will have to shift resources to make up the difference.
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Prior to the Games, Nadal was sidelined with a wrist injury that forced him to sit out Wimbledon this year.
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Republicans, in particular, hope the vacancy activates a base that the party has worried would sit out this year's contests.
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As part of its settlement last year, Promontory agreed to sit out consulting jobs in New York for six months.
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Mr. Cuomo backed off on teacher evaluations after tens of thousands of parents had their children sit out the tests.
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Coach Steve Kerr smartly made him sit out the game, but we might safely assume he will return soon enough.
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He'd sit out there on a trail for three days straight, in the heat and the dark and the bugs.
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Either way, they sit out Election Day, nursing their grudges and telling themselves that they're making a political statement. Wrong.
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Williams was named to the Pro Bowl from 2012-18 before he elected to sit out all of last season.
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But that decision was overturned on appeal, and Brady was forced to sit out the first four games last season.
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Judge, was also slated to sit out Tuesday's game in the hopes of helping him bounce back from his slump.
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Lillard suffered the injury against the Memphis Grizzlies, and the ailment forced him to sit out the All-Star Game.
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A number of big money Democratic donors have vowed to sit out or support Trump if Warren receives the nomination.
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Ducey's decision to sit out the rally comes amid the president's strained relationship with the state's two Republican senators. Sen.
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Paquette, 24, did not appear to miss time in Game 1 but did sit out a practice earlier this week.
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Initially expected to sit out only a few games, James was forced to miss five weeks when the injury lingered.
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So much so, that it caused him to have to sit out of Jamaica's Copa America opener against Venezuela tonight.
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Now, the three-time French Open champion will sit out the tournament with an injury that won't allow her to serve.
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This, of course, infuriated Clinton supporters, some of whom threatened to sit out the general election or even support John McCain.
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Looks only get you so far, but they do matter in a device that's intended to sit out in your house.
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We asked around the NBA if it would be beneficial for more players to sit out their rookie years to develop.
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"If you can sit out and wait in cash, I think the opportunities are going to come to you," she added.
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I head up to the food hall on the roof to grab a coffee and sit out in the sun ($5.54).
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But recent strengthening of the Canadian dollar could ruin the central bank's plan to sit out rate cuts by global peers.
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By doing so now, he can sit out this season and be eligible to play next season at a different school.
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Under NHL rules, the Russian will now be required to sit out Washington's game against the Florida Panthers on Feb. 2.
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"It saddens me deeply to sit out this Grand Prix Series, but I know it is for the best," she said.
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According to a survey by Spectrem Group, 36 percent of millionaire investors said they planned to sit out the next month.
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Because his helmet came off, Chark had to sit out the next play, but no worries—they scored three downs later.
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Forward Rick Nash, injured in the win over the Hurricanes, did not practice again Monday and will sit out Tuesday's game.
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Had Ocon stepped in for Hamilton in qualifying, the championship leader would also have been forced to sit out Sunday's race.
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Dunn and LaVine both traveled with the Bulls to Toronto and are practicing but both expect to sit out Saturday. 2.
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Booker, whose speech at the end of the sit-out is a very, very good piece of political rhetoric, gets that.
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However, center Derek Grant will sit out after sustaining a shoulder injury Thursday and will be replace by Nicolas Deslauriers. 1.
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Under N.C.A.A. rules, Camera will have to sit out the 22.4-17 season and will have three years of eligibility remaining.
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Corporate America was slow to embrace Trump, with many major players choosing to sit out the Republican National Convention this summer.
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Mayfield had to sit out in 2014, despite the fact that neither his previous school nor his new school recruited him.
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The suit also notes that this approach penalizes voters who want to exercise their right to sit out unappealing election choices.
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Washington Redskins tight end Jordan Reed will sit out the team's season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles, the team announced Saturday.
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Second offenders will sit out for 45 days and will have to go through substance abuse counseling at the students' expense.
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The New York Times quoted the campaign manager for Sanders as saying the Vermont senator would sit out the unsanctioned debate.
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But lower U.S. prices do not offset Beijing's 25% tariff, meaning Chinese buyers are likely to sit out if they can.
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Still, Martínez maintained that Belgium, no matter what, would play to win that game, even if key players do sit out.
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Obama has chosen to sit out his party's 2020 presidential primary fight but has promised to support whomever the nominee is.
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A federal appeals court, however, overruled that decision, and Brady was forced to sit out the first four games last season.
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"Many have not been involved in politics in the past, but they've said they can't sit out this election," she said.
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WASHINGTON — House Republicans are introducing legislation calling for senators running for president in 2020 to sit out the impeachment trial. Rep.
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Jazz G Rodney Hood will sit out Saturday after suffering a hyperextended right knee and a bone contusion on Wednesday. 2.
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Making Hill's effort more impressive is that Florida feared he might have to sit out the contest due to strep throat.
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Miami was eliminated a week ago and will sit out the playoffs for the eighth time in the past nine years.
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Come here if you're with a big group and want to sit out on a picnic table on the back patio.
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Philadelphia C Brayden Schenn and D Radko Gudas will sit out the second contest of their three- and six-game suspensions, respectively.
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I know many people who sit out elections but are the first to volunteer at school or shovel an elderly neighbor's driveway.
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That's one reason ultra-luxury brands are expected to by and large sit out the experiment — at least for the time being.
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Some people speculate that moderate or establishment Republicans will simply stay home and sit out the election, but I find that implausible.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon In an ideal world, we'd let every bottle of wine sit out and breathe before plunging in.
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"We like to sit out here, rip balance sheets and income statements apart, make investment decisions rather than market decisions," he said.
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The Kardashians are known for being on the forefront of wellness trends, but this is one trend Kim should probably sit out.
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Green said Margot felt worse Thursday than he did Wednesday and would sit out Friday's series opener against the Nationals as well.
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By then, a handful of reporters were already talking about whether it would be a good idea to sit out the game.
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SABRES FORWARD TO SIT OUT Buffalo has placed forward Zemgus Girgensons on injured reserve and recalled forward Cal O'Reilly from the minors.
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It forced the middle linebacker to sit out last week against Wisconsin and coach Mark Dantonio described Bullough as day to day.
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Dallas star Dirk Nowitzki could sit out for the second consecutive game when the Mavericks host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday.
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She transferred schools the next year, and because of rules that apply to switching schools, had to sit out her junior year.
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As a result, they threatened to sit out for the playoffs if they were not duly compensated for the additional six games.
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Mulberry, which most recently made us swoon with its fall 2017 duvet coats, has decided to sit out the catwalk going forward.
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The PPP poll found that just 39 percent of voters want him to run, while 51 percent say he should sit out.
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Polls are also showing an increase in the percentage of Republicans who are indicating that they might sit out the 2016 election.
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But he's funny, he'll sit out in front and he'll just wait for people to pass by and he'll bark at 'em.
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Los Angeles PG Austin Rivers (left hamstring) departed Wednesday's game in the second quarter and will sit out against the Suns. 3.
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Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon is prepared to sit out regular-season games absent a new contract, ESPN reported Thursday.
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If Brady's suspension is not overturned by a higher court, he will presumably sit out the first four games of the season.
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We didn't sit out on the decks but the inside area still was half open where we could view the rolling hills.
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Coaches hoping for offensive cohesiveness in the critical third exhibition game, before starters mostly sit out the finale, received cohesive offensiveness instead.
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To be clear -- the Association is saying Leonard actually IS injured ... making it okay for him to sit out against the Bucks.
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Intel, the world's largest chipmaker, is known to protect its server technologies and has chosen to sit out of the new consortium.
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But this poll suggests that Trump is so disliked by young Republicans that some of them may sit out the election altogether.
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ESPN's Doris Burke said it was "ridiculous" that Leonard would sit out of a high-profile game so early in the season.
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I can easily take the receiver outside to play with my dog or sit out on the deck while Ellie is sleeping.
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The Huskies revealed 90 minutes before the game that Week 1 starter Mike Beaudry would sit out due to a shoulder injury.
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But Cersei later revealed that she plans to sit out the war against the Night King, and let him decimate her foes.
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The campaign benefited both the corporation and Mr. Irving, who has had to sit out the N.B.A. playoffs because of an injury.
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Nationwide, about 60 congressional members have said that they would sit out the inauguration, according to a count by The Washington Post.
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According to ESPN, Gordon added that "it would be a waste of talent" if he were to sit out the entire season.
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ABOUT THE HEAT (17-30): Whiteside (ankle) could sit out Saturday's game as well after missing the contest against Chicago on Friday.
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Gregory missed all but the final two games of 2016 due to suspensions and then had to sit out all of 2017.
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Clinton in 2016, said they would most likely sit out the 2020 election if Mr. Sanders or Ms. Warren were the nominee.
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It very well might have to sit out in the open next to your TV, so it damn well better look good.
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So what happens when, in the span of a few weeks, a number of top players sit out games, despite being fit?
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Some members of the Lakers organization have asked him to sit out until his injury has had a chance to recover fully.
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The other can be tracked to the mobilization of negative partisanship in driving turnout from Democrats who usually sit out midterm elections.
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But Kelce had to sit out the second half after sustaining a concussion in the second quarter, and the Chiefs never recovered.
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With customers quickly embracing Walmart's pickup options, Dollar General can no longer afford to sit out on the popular new way to shop.
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Plus, if he's signed with a Western Conference team (Lakers), they'll only play Toronto away once, meaning he'll just sit out one game.
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Earlier this month, Kors doubled down on this approach, when it began to sit out department stores' broad-based friends and family sales.
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The striker will sit out league fixtures against Valencia, Levante and Real Sociedad before making his comeback against Real Betis on Sept. 20.
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As the lone Democrat, she could technically sit out of a commission meeting, denying Pai the quorum needed to vote on the proposal.
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Burgess injured her knee in dress rehearsal two weeks ago and has had to sit out the last two episodes while she recovers.
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The tech giant has made the decision to sit out of the the Pentagon's competition for a possible $10 billion cloud-computing project.
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As she understood it, Cruz was telling them to sit out the presidential race if they must, but elect Republicans to other offices.
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Boyce said Vetrano would typically run with her father, who decided to sit out Tuesday's jog because he was dealing with back pain.
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Suppliers have said that guaranteeing zero ergot is impossible, leading many to raise their prices or sit out of Egyptian state tenders altogether.
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Many landlords do not allow tenants to drink or smoke inside, so people sit out on benches, having a drink and a cigarette.
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If history is anything to go by, we can expect 80 to 100 million voting-age Americans to sit out today's presidential election.
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Cavaliers SF Channing Frye missed Friday's game and will sit out again Saturday after his mother died of cancer on Thursday night. 2.
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Nikola was discharged from the hospital later that day, but will likely need surgery -- forcing him to sit out at least 4 weeks.
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After initiating exemptions for its residents in 2004, Massachusetts will sit out its annual sales tax holiday for the first time since 2009.
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"Should a team sign Manziel, he'll sit out four games following a violation of the league's substance abuse policy," according to Bleacher Report.
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Fellow defenseman Carl Gunnarsson, however, is not yet ready to return from a similar ailment and will sit out his fourth straight contest.
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A representative for George W. Bush says the former president still plans to sit out 2016's election and will not comment further.
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Florida Democrats are trying this year to turn out more young and diverse voters, who lean Democratic but often sit out midterm elections.
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I've had to sit out most of this year because I wrecked my back pretty badly earlier this year in a car accident.
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The triomust sit out under NCAA rules, just like Newman did last season, but are able to work out against Kansas in practice.
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But few players will be able to sit out India's biggest auction, potentially more than double the size of all three past auctions.
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Starting in February, Michael Kors will sit out department stores' broad friends and family sales, and will stop accepting coupons at those locations.
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While large-scale investors scooped up foreclosures and turned them into rentals, smaller investor-flippers had to sit out the housing crash years.
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The former president, 92, and his wife, Barbara, were forced to sit out President Donald Trump's inauguration last week due to health issues.
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Taken together, the figures imply that a large portion of nonvoters sit out because they do not neatly line up with either party.
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He organizes their clandestine transport in a 203-vehicle convoy to castles throughout the country, where the masterpieces will sit out the war.
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But most of the top Americans will sit out the race, having run in the U.S. Olympic Trials in Los Angeles in February.
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The transfer rule, of course, forces an athlete to sit out a year after switching programs, unless the current university waives the rule.
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It'd be the perfect environment to sit out the rest of my 16-month sentence, I figured, and finally get some reading done.
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Von Miller is apparently threatening to sit out the 2016 season if he can't get a new deal done with the Denver Broncos.
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More consequential, Sanders bowing out would allow Democratic voters to sit out the remaining primaries so that everyone can keep their social distance.
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This summer, we chatted with a nursing assistant at a restaurant in Americus, Ga., who had just decided to sit out the midterms.
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At Oklahoma, the plan was sit out the 2016 season to fulfill N.C.A.A. transfer rules and then step in for Mayfield in 2016.
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The death of his 46-year-old son Beau played a prominent role in Biden's decision to sit out the 2016 presidential election.
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That formula, even with Jacksonville's star cornerback Jalen Ramsey expected to sit out, could lead to a second straight win on the road.
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De Sousa was suspended last season for his role in the case, and he was supposed to sit out this season as well.
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And if you're in the second grade, you know, you don't get to sit out the second grade until the recession is over.
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At this point Jackson could seemingly sit out the rest of the season and still win the N.F.L.'s Most Valuable Player Award.
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Birinyi does not see this as a time to sit out of the market, but he says it could trade sideways for awhile.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - United States captain Tiger Woods has decided to sit out Saturday morning's fourball matches against the Internationals at the Presidents Cup.
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Heat SG Dion Waiters left the team Monday to attend the birth of his daughter and could sit out Wednesday as well. 3.
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On "The Late Show" on Wednesday, he admitted to Stephen Colbert that he could have chosen a slower news cycle to sit out.
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Bloomberg is running a highly unusual campaign, choosing to sit out the first four nominating states: Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada.
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Wasn't it worth cheating at that point in the season if you'd only sit out regular-season games when you lost your appeal?
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Washington Wizards rookie forward Rui Hachimura will sit out the final two World Cup games for Japan because of fatigue and knee discomfort.
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That's because Sony has — once again — decided to sit out on cross-platform play, an unfortunately familiar refrain from the company this console generation.
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While Musk has said he will sit out board negotiations on the deal, six of seven Tesla directors are Musk insiders with SolarCity ties.
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He is the first player to sit out an entire season on the franchise tag since Washington Redskins defensive lineman Sean Gilbert in 1997.
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At Victoria Island, the old commercial centre, many workers go straight from their offices to nearby bars to sit out the worst of it.
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In the wintertime, when it's really hard to get fresh water, they'll even sit out in the snow to clean their wings and feathers.
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To the Editor: Peter Wehner should be ashamed to promote the notion that citizens should sit out elections if neither candidate appeals to them.
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Civil-rights groups worry that many Latinos and Muslims will sit out the census, and lose political clout and public services as a result.
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On Friday, he called via Twitter for players to be forced to sit out the game if they fail to stand for the anthem.
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Sidelined for the past three games following a DUI arrest, Maryland wide receiver DJ Turner will sit out the rest of the 2019 season.
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ABOUT THE CELTICS (47-26): A stomach bug that has been spreading around the team forced guard Avery Bradley to sit out Friday's win.
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But, events like Monday's sit-out will also take on increasing import in the meet-and-greet process in the run-up to 2020.
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Denver SG Gary Harris (ankle) is expected to sit out after departing Monday's game, although X-rays were negative and ruled out a fracture.
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What happens if Kevin Durant, George, Kyrie Irving, DeMarcus Cousins, and every other young star on this summer's team decide to sit out 2020?
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" Gross added that he'd probably just sit out the general election if Trump was not the Republican nominee because "it won't be as interesting.
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She is currently the best in the world at her event, but had to sit out the world championships in Doha, Qatar, in September.
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Under the terms of the deal, Chapman will be permitted to participate in Spring Training, but must sit out once Opening Day rolls around.
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" Ms. Hill said Mr. Obama would argue to voters "that this moment in our country is too perilous for Democratic voters to sit out.
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Kuczynski was saved only by the intercession of Alberto Fujimori and his son, Kenji, who persuaded nine congressmen to sit out the key vote.
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Amy Klobuchar, said in a statement to Recode that she would push Delrahim to sit out of investigations that overlap with his past clients.
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Captivated by the bright stars in the dark sky, we opted to sit out by the fire pit in the middle of the lawn.
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In Florida, Gillum said his campaign can reach voters who are "blacker, browner, younger and poorer," noting that many often sit out midterm elections.
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In fact, Singer asked Bryant to sit out of a group photo she was prepping to take with Matata and former Housewife Kristen Taekman.
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So even as the Trump administration seems to sit out the climate emergency, experts who spend time talking to governors see a way forward.
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In an email, Senator Mitt Romney of Utah wrote that he was "100 percent not running" and was likely to sit out the election.
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I have a little backyard, open the doors, sit out there and have breakfast or just let the sunlight and the warmth come in.
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And given the versatility of D.J. LeMahieu and Torres, it seemed plausible that Gregorius might sit out against a left-handed pitcher this postseason.
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When asked whether he would sit out the election if Trump or Cruz were the nominee, Hanna said he's still waiting for an alternative.
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But it was a definite "no way" from Mark Wetmore, manager for U.S. world 200m champion Lyles, who will sit out the indoor season.
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Phillies 3B Maikel Franco missed Saturday's game after getting hit in the wrist by a pitch Friday and could sit out Sunday as well.
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The Dolphins announced that Tannehill would sit out after determining that he was still not ready to practice because of a sprained left knee.
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The members of the association, including Olympians from the United States and Canada, quickly declared that they would sit out the 2019-20 season.
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"For most retirees – even those who have saved substantial sums – it's simply not feasible to sit out growth opportunities for multiple decades," he said.
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The goal of the super PACs is to encourage moderate voters to go to the polls during the primaries, which many voters sit out.
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That includes Georgia, where African-Americans make up nearly 31% of the population but, like many voters, sit out off-year elections in droves.
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Trump's decision to sit out the last debate in Iowa before the caucuses took this one step further, but in the very same direction.
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He joined Mississippi State defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons and Colorado State wide receiver Preston Williams in being forced to sit out for that reason.
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Per N.C.A.A. rules, Murphy had to sit out a year, so he could not return until the second semester of the 24-143 season.
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Joakim Noah is an active member of the Knicks again, which means he is healthy enough to sit out the rest of this season.
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But Sun quickly drafted me into playing, too, since having an odd number of participants meant someone else would have to sit out otherwise.
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"I will probably sit out this election," said one California Republican operative with ties to the tech industry who contributed to the #NeverTrump effort.
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Taurasi didn't play for the Mercury last year because she wanted to rest and her Russian team offered to pay her to sit out.
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You might recall a few months ago the women had to fight for equal pay and were threatening to sit out the World Championships.
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British tennis star Dan Evans will have to sit out 1 year after testing positive for cocaine ... the International Tennis Federation announced on Tuesday.
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We should have a national school sit-out where nobody goes [back to school] until these laws are passed, because everybody is at risk.
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Kaepernick has faced criticism for his decision to sit out the national anthem in protest of police brutality, but sales of hisjersey have also skyrocketed.
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If a group does not reach the 15 percent threshold, its members must realign with a different candidate or sit out the final head count.
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A U.S. district judge this week declined to rule on the issue and declined to give employees the right to sit out if they choose.
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Finally, consumers should refrigerate cut, peeled, or cooked produce as soon as possible, and definitely don't let them sit out for more than two hours.
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Kevin Durant said the Golden State Warriors aren't responsible for the Achilles injury that likely will force him to sit out the 2019-20 season.
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Today underground warrens enable lungfish in Africa to survive drought, iguanas in the Bahamas to weather hurricanes and alligators in Georgia to sit out wildfires.
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Upon entering, we're told that the tasting is two and a half standard drinks each, so I sit out for this one, since I'm driving.
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Russia, he said, would sit out any talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government in Kabul, backed by the United States, Pakistan and China.
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It appears Elliott will finally have to sit out, pending yet another appeal by the NFLPA that is expected to be ruled on by Friday.
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The trio has to sit out under NCAA rules, just like Newman did last season, but are able to work out against Kansas in practice.
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If you are very busty, this might be one trend you have to sit out, unfortunately, unless the piece is incredibly structured in the front.
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If you're gay, balls are just another central feature of a culture from which you are rejected, from which you are forced to sit out.
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In the past, he's called via Twitter for players to be forced to sit out the game if they fail to stand for the anthem.
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While Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews could sit out his fourth straight game Thursday, New Jersey is optimistic that Taylor Hall could return to the lineup.
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However, after Bell chose to hold out and sit out the entire 2018 season, it paved the way for Conner to take the starting job.
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All-Star small forward Kawhi Leonard, center Pau Gasol and power forward LaMarcus Aldridge will rest while others will sit out due to nagging injuries.
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"I've wavered back and forth if I would actually sit out, if our owner came out and said the things that [Sterling] said," James said.
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According to the report, Davis will have his minutes reduced and sit out one game during when the team plays on back-to-back days.
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If they change their minds and enroll at another school, they have to sit out a season of competition and lose another year of eligibility.
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Tulowitzki eventually underwent surgery to remove the spurs and was forced to sit out for the entire 2018 season in the aftermath of his procedure.
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It remains an open question whether Trump supporters will vote against the GOP, sit out the election, or settle on the party's alternative, he added.
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Washington C Zach Sill will sit out the first contest of his two-game suspension on Thursday for his hit on Bruins D Adam McQuaid.
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Theo Campbell was forced to sit out The Challenge's upcoming season 35 after a champagne cork incident left him partially blind in his right eye.
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They planned to sit out the first game of the season, before Mr. Eugene warned that such a move could jeopardize their chances at college.
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You come out of high school and you sit out for a whole year and now you're standing in the middle of Madison Square Garden.
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Friday morning, L.F. announced that rather than play on an injured ankle, he'd sit out the game ... and focus on being healthy for April's draft.
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But others said they would sit out the election or vote for Mr. Casey, a two-term incumbent and the son of a former governor.
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If other people have canceled their weddings and are staying home from loved ones' funerals, the rest of us can afford to sit out brunch.
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The Democratic National Committee and its other fundraising arms normally largely sit out elections in deeply Southern states like Alabama that are dominated by Republicans.
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Dude's a beast ... but with the Cowboys opening the season Sunday, another Cowboys legend, Michael Irvin, doesn't think Zeke will actually sit out the year.
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"This summer, I'll be able to sit out on my balcony and watch the fireworks," said Mr. Holland, 38, manager of 15 Wawa convenience stores.
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Butler is not expected to play on Monday and could sit out through the All-Star break after leaving the court on a stretcher Friday.
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Receiver Sterling Shepard and running back Wayne Gallman will sit out due to concussions, while tight end Evan Engram (knee) also was ruled out Wednesday.
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Since he jumped into the race so late, Bloomberg has opted to sit out the first four primary contests, instead focusing on Super Tuesday states.
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Even her largest home-state newspaper, The Boston Globe, declared recently she was too divisive, had missed her moment and should therefore sit out 2020.
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Senators F Zack Smith will appear in his 400th NHL game but F Mark Stone and D Marc Methot will sit out the season finale.
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Sixers C Joel Embiid (knee) has been absent for 12 games in a row and is expected to sit out at least two more. 3.
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Both Ivanka and Eric missed the deadline to change their registration from unaffiliated to Republican and therefore will have to sit out next week's election.
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Post Malone is exonerating Ezekiel Elliott with his suspension appeal ongoing -- saying the Dallas Cowboys RB "did NOTHING wrong" and shouldn't have to sit out.
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Even if Major League Baseball's commissioner, Rob Manfred, accepts the appeal, the suspension calls for Mejia, a reliever, to sit out for at least two years.
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Schultz, who must sit out at least the next three games, sustained a lower-body injury during Tuesday's 4-3 loss to the New York Rangers.
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This is the second holiday-related event Sasha and Malia decided to sit out this year: they recently skipped President Obama's annual pardoning of the turkey.
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Some joked Biden had just given out his PIN number while others said Joe should sit out this race and try again in the year 3030.
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But the column also noted that people who pay less attention to the election are likely to sit out the primary and vote in the general.
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Knock out the one season that saw each member of the Thunder big three sit out long stretches due to injury, and those numbers climb to .
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It's super nice today, so I sit out back with the dogs and let them run around for a while before I go back to work.
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Speaker Ryan may eventually come around to supporting him, but a significant portion of the GOP base looks like it will sit out the November election.
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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will sit out Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers with a dislocated kneecap, head coach Andy Reid announced Friday.
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Like a true drunk gym teacher, Nick partakes in the tequila shots but chooses to sit out the game, and instead just watches from the sidelines.
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If right-wing voters (such as older men) are less prone to sit out elections, then a populist candidate is more likely to be right-wing.
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If I can't sit down at the table with the lace tablecloths, I will not sit out there in the yard and eat on the ground.
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Sacramento SF Rudy Gay (hip) is expected to sit out for the 10th time in 11 games while backup PG Ty Lawson (sinus fracture) is questionable.
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When the Supreme Court took a patent case involving Cisco in 2015, Breyer had to sit out because he owned up to $103,000 in Cisco stock.
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San Francisco INF Eduardo Nunez (hamstring) will sit out his fifth straight game and Bochy deemed him questionable for a possible wild-card contest on Wednesday.
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RHP Max Scherzer, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, will sit out Sunday's series finale as he works out the kinks after experiencing next spasms.
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He missed four months at the start of the year when a partially torn tendon in his left wrist, causing him to sit out the Masters.
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By WNBA rules, she can sit out the season, and as long as she doesn't play internationally, either, San Antonio will lose the rights to her.
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He also is still something of a fill-in as Le'Veon Bell continues to sit out because he has not signed the team's franchise tag tender.
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"All the donors I've talked to have said they want to sit out the presidential and just focus on the Senate and House," Mr. Hoffman said.
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ESPN and The Sporting News reported Wednesday morning that Leonard has "no desire" to play in Toronto and could sit out, hoping to force another trade.
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"Let it sit out there in the sun ... and let it bake," he said, demanding more time for Americans to understand the implications of the proposal.
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The involvement of many tech giants has also heartened activists who worried that many of those companies would sit out the new fight over net neutrality.
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Days ago, Brown was threatening to sit out the year, attempting to persuade the NFL to let him continue to use his 10-year-old helmet.
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Philadelphia used four different halfbacks in a game that saw starter Ryan Mathews and veteran backup Darren Sproles sit out the second half due to injuries.
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The move means he has to sit out at least eight weeks, so the only way he can play again this season is in the playoffs.
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While Webber doesn't support Trump, he said he was disappointed that the Iowa frontrunner planned to sit out the final Republican debate ahead of the Feb.
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Verizon Communications Inc, AT&T Inc and T-Mobile US Inc have said they intend to sign up, while Sprint Corp has decided to sit out.
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Maybe the statement is the only revenge they can get—it's not like they can force the coaches to sit out a year while they transfer.
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Unlike undergraduate transfers, who generally have to sit out a year of athletic competition at their new schools, graduate transfers usually are allowed to play immediately.
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If denied, he has to sit out the 2019 season — he has a redshirt year available — and would have two seasons to play for the Flames.
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But America Movil will sit out the auction because it already has spectrum in the band and the IFT put limits on its participation, Hajj said.
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Elliott served the first game of the suspension in Dallas' loss to the Atlanta Falcons last weekend, so he will sit out the next five games.
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When a handful of elite players sit out the Games, it forces USA Basketball to build a squad of player who have never played together before.
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Nevertheless, scores of fans flit in and out each year, content to sit out an edition or two if they sense that a franchise has stagnated.
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I mentioned Wendell Smallwood as the week's top waiver add; Barner will also get playing time if both Ryan Mathews and Darren Sproles sit out Monday.
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This was most obviously displayed in 2015, when Missouri football players threatened to sit out a game unless the university president stepped down or was fired.
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Just let it sit out there and they have to deal with the fact that I'm the famous guy who got my name in the paper.
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He could choose to try to play overseas or in the N.B.A.'s development league, or he could sit out and enter next June's N.B.A. draft.
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Allen and Trubisky may be forced to sit out games, but when they return, they will add to a growing list of young quarterbacks over center.
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Her Russian club team pays her $1.5 million a year, and in 2015 gave her more than her Phoenix salary to sit out the W.N.B.A. season.
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The United States will have to attack the morning without talisman Woods, however, who has elected to sit out the fourballs and lead from the sidelines.
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Woods's partnership with Thomas also brought the United States their only point on day one but the skipper has decided to sit out the Saturday fourballs.
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Forward Jordan Staal, mired in a seven-game point drought, will sit out his second straight contest with a concussion sustained in Sunday's win over Florida.
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An ethics pledge signed by Emanuel stated that he would sit out from any cases in which his former employer or clients played a substantial role.
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Wood had earlier called on Russia, one of Syria's key military and political backers, to ask the regime to sit out its turn in the presidency.
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Stewart, the only college player among the final 25 Olympic hopefuls, said she would practice with U.S.A. Basketball but would most likely sit out the UConn practices.
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"Our cat Martha just sits and looks at him suspiciously — but they sit out together and are a bit of an odd couple" Merrignton told The Herald.
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Given that we touch sponges, let them sit out, and then literally just wipe them on things, the researchers were interested in just what was going on.
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Of her costar's decision to sit out a possible new film, Parker explained that she fully respected her decision, though she, Nixon and Davis were still upset.
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The 211-foot-224 Little Rock native will sit out the 2019-20 season due to NCAA transfer rules and will have three years of eligibility remaining.
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Bee and Griffin have had to beg for the public's forgiveness over and over again; the men, meanwhile, just have to sit out for a few months.
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BMW, Honda and Jaguar Land Rover have scheduled temporary shutdowns of their car factories in April, to sit out the bumpy weeks following a no-deal exit.
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Cersei's strategy in season eight is to sit out the brewing conflict at Winterfell, let her enemies fight, and take on whoever wins after they've been bloodied.
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In terms of voter turnout, the U.S. ranks 31st out of 34 democracies, with as many as 70% of eligible voters choosing to sit out midterm elections.
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San Antonio PG Tony Parker (thigh) likely will sit out — he was injured against the Bucks after missing the previous two games with a knee injury. 3.
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According to the Star, the girls involved had to sit out of a few athletic practices and other extracurriculars, but were able to play in major games.
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" Some residents who had previously been content to sit out local politics argued the community needed to "really look at these problems we've buried for 100 years.
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One risk for Clinton is Sanders voters who may sit out the election or choose a third-party candidate if their favorite is not on the ballot.
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Now he will have to sit out the final five games of the season, and the suspension will carry on either into the playoffs or next season.
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GSK has chosen to largely sit out a wave of acquisitions in the pharmaceuticals industry that has seen rivals spending billions of dollars on promising experimental medicines.
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It cleared the way for Chand to compete again in both domestic and international events after she was forced to sit out about a year of competition.
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SoftBank announced a first close of $93 billion for the fund in May, but revealed it will sit out ride-sharing deals due to conflicts of interest.
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If you choose to sit out, there are plenty of other people who will take up the slack, unless you are a real off-the-run credit.
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GSK has chosen to largely sit out a wave of acquisitions in the pharmaceuticals industry, which has seen rivals spending billions of dollars on promising experimental medicines.
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The host of the progressive web news channel "The Young Turks" is embracing President Trump's decision to sit out the 2017 White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner.
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The real estate mogul's campaign said Tuesday he would sit out the debate due to concerns about "bias" from Fox News anchor and debate moderator Megyn Kelly.
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His attempt to keep his powder dry and sit out the early stages of a rough-and-tumble primary cycle has failed to completely silence his critics.
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The Philadelphia Flyers could see one stud forward return to the lineup while another one will sit out in Saturday afternoon's home game contest the Arizona Coyotes.
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Wall Street financiers have privately been signaling to party leaders they will either sit out or back President Donald Trump if she were to become the nominee.
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Harvey said the honor was validation of the hard work he put in to recover from the surgery that forced him to sit out the 2014 season.
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"[T]his moment in our country is too perilous for Democratic voters to sit out," a spokeswoman for the former president's office told The New York Times.
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I was dealing with a shoulder injury that escalated from the wear and tear of our preseason training and had to sit out of our morning game.
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Delle Donne expressed her desire to pick a new team in a December interview, acknowledging a willingness to sit out the season if the Sky didn't agree.
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For Republicans, the interest Trump has brought to the election is undeniable — and that makes it easier for him to sit out events like the Thursday debate.
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It's easy for the government to withhold intelligence from the United States, sit out a counterterrorism operation in Somalia or commit fewer troops to a peacekeeping mission.
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An injury-plagued season caused him to sit out last year, but he's finished outside the top 10 just once in his past five starts at Jumeirah.
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But more than one quarterback transfer noted that head and assistant coaches move between programs constantly, willingly and unwillingly, and without having to sit out a year.
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But last year, the pop music critics of The New York Times made a collective decision to sit out the major ones: Coachella, Bonnaroo and so on.
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There was also some speculation Curry might just sit out the season altogether for the Warriors (10-20153), but he has remained intent on making a return.
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Shiffrin, the runaway overall World Cup leader this season, decided to sit out this weekend's races to prepare for the world championships in Are, Sweden, in February.
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It's been widely speculated that celebrities, who in recent years have flooded the annual WHCA dinner, may sit out of the festivities in opposition to President Trump.
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When one saw the other typing, they'd sit out of the conversation to avoid confrontation, but over time things in the chat became more amicable and comfortable.
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When they're over I walk home and meet up with R. and his friends to sit out on the roof and enjoy the rest of the night.
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It was too cold to sit out at night when I visited in April, but when the spring sunshine came out in the morning, it was glorious.
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I'll sit out this presidential election because of the yahoos running Nikki Haley hires Heritage Action chief to run her policy group MORE jumps in, I'll vote.
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At least two major efforts to draft Warren into the race folded late that spring when it became apparent the Massachusetts Democrat would sit out the race.
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Democratic donors on Wall Street and in big business are preparing to sit out the presidential campaign fundraising cycle — or even back President Donald Trump — if Sen.
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Jason Price of the Knoxville Ice Bears must sit out the rest of the 2016-17 regular season and the playoffs, the Southern Professional Hockey League announced.
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Woods will sit out the Seahawks' home game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday and the season finale versus the visiting San Francisco 2370ers on Dec. 3.
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Shiffrin has eight World Cup wins this season and leads the standings by a comfortable margin that will not be threatened by her decision to sit out.
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"There will come a time when you walk by that closet or smell that fragrance or sit out on the porch at that ranch," Biden told McCain.
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Todd Gurley, Jared Goff and Aaron Donald are all expected to sit out, taking any fun out of San Francisco stretching its winning streak to five games.
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Lyons, fired at 50 from his position as Newsweek's technology editor, decides that he will not sit out the second tech bubble: He's going to cash in.
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Gowdy has endorsed Trump, although I don't detect a great deal of enthusiasm from the former Rubio supporter who now says he will sit out the GOP convention.
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If you don't, bring it down to your kitchen essentials so there's more room to store bulkier items that would otherwise have to sit out on your countertop.
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Threatening to sit out 2018 would put immediate pressure on Trump, or on congressional Republicans who could then pressure Trump, to denounce white nationalism completely and without qualification.
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Baier said that the debate moderators would not address Trump's decision to sit out the last debate at the Thursday-night event — unless other candidates raise the issue.
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VanderSloot predicted the money will continue to sit out until there's a path forward to stopping Trump, whom he called a "potential disaster," and finding a winning candidate.
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The League of Conservation Voters, one of the most influential environmental groups in politics, is likely to sit out the race, according to people familiar with its position.
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Nishikori is currently nursing a muscle injury, which he sustained during the Japan Open in Tokyo last week, and was forced to sit out this week's Shanghai Masters.
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Boston SG Avery Bradley (Achilles) could return after a two-game absence while C Tyler Zeller (sinus infection) is expected to sit out his sixth straight contest. 3.
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Veteran Andy Greene is expected to miss his third consecutive game for personal reasons while fellow defenseman Damon Severson (upper-body) could sit out his second straight contest.
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"It saddens me deeply to sit out this Grand Prix Series, but I know it is for the best," Gold said in a statement released to media outlets.
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Though the center of the hurricane is still forecast to sit out in the ocean, National Weather Service offices are warning that effects could spread to the shore.
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Fournette showed off his Rolex President on his Instagram with a caption that read "motivation for the young boys to keep grinding" (or to sit out bowl games).
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Embiid was on a 763-minute limit and is expected to sit out again this week with Philadelphia traveling to Minnesota on Thursday for another back-to-back.
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Apple says it's still committed to the version without the Touch Bar, but it's going to have to sit out this round of updates, for the time being.
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After pushing the official, Lynch was ejected from the game and will have to sit out next Sunday's matchup against Buffalo unless he successfully appeals the league's decision.
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Ask him if he plans to sit out a game or two to preserve his body for the playoffs, and his answer has always been a flat no.
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While the brothers warm up with road work, their parents sit out back, in view of the rice fields, and play cards or gamble with other local villagers.
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The delay has Total's Chief Executive in Brazil, Maxime Rabilloud, suggesting the company might sit out three offshore oil license rounds that Brazil has scheduled for this year.
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It's a much different stance than he took during an interview that surfaced Wednesday with Chelsea Handler -- in which he stated he would NOT sit out the season.
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When word leaks out that Simmons had to sit out the beginning of the game for academic reasons, the reporters covering the team want to know the details.
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Gillum emphasized his background as the son of a bus driver and construction worker and pledged to galvanize younger and minority voters who often sit out midterm elections.
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Tyron Woodley ain't convinced Jon Jones took steroids ... but if he did and has to sit out 4 YEARS, Tyron says Jon would still come back and DOMINATE.
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LSU's gonna have to face Lamar Jackson without their star RB ... 'cause Leonard Fournette's decided to sit out the Citrus Bowl ... and get healthy for the NFL draft.
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Then Majel Dixon remembers a quick, painful cauterization procedure—she thought her appendix was taken out—and a note that she could sit out her next volleyball game.
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But Steve Paxton — by far the most famous dancer in the area — generally chooses to sit out these gatherings, even though the studio is part of his home.
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In recent years, Trump has disinvited the NBA's Golden State Warriors and the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles, while other championship teams have seen several players sit out the trip.
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Running back Malcolm Brown likely will receive the bulk of the snaps should Gurley sit out, and rookie Darrell Henderson could be in line for an increased workload.
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Members of the Seahawks and Titans decided to sit out the national anthem in the wake of President Trump's comments attacking NFL players who knelt during the anthem.
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He's still on the team, but in January 2019, Oladipo suffered a serious knee injury that forced him to sit out the most recent season as he recovered.
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Mary Anne Millare, 48, also opted to sit out the storm with her husband and son in the resort where she works as a caretaker just outside Buguey.
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Miller will sit out Atlanta's regular-season finale at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, with the suspension including the first three games of the 2020 regular season.
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Asked about sitting out games earlier this season, James said he wouldn't sit out for rest, only injury or if the Lakers had locked up their playoff seed.
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The NFL recently announced that players are now either required to stand for the national anthem, or sit out in the locker room until the anthem is over.
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Some student organizers predicted hundreds of students would join in the event at their schools but knew others would sit out because they disagreed with the political stance.
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San Jose's Logan Couture, who leads the team in goals (15) and points (26), is expected to sit out with a concussion sustained in a loss to Vancouver. 2.
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But if Sanders is denied the nomination, there's fear that some of his angry supporters would either sit out the general election or even turn to a third party.
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If the impasse continues through July 15, the Super Bowl MVP could potentially sit out next season in order to force the Broncos' hand — and make himself more money.
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"Conversations that focus on hormone levels and certain athletes needing to sit out a year...all of this stuff tends to focus largely on notions of femininity," Nicolazzo says.
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Tech companies, in particular, love making goofy announcements on the first day of April to celebrate, but one major industry player will sit out the annual tradition in 2019.
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But it turns out he was so pissed that he drove his fist into a hotel picture frame, causing him to require stitches and sit out for two weeks.
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Of course, there were a bunch of people like Scottie Pippen saying Zion should just sit out the rest of the season ... and uh, we're glad he isn't listening.
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Rex Burkhead, who scored on a pair of touchdown runs versus Buffalo, will sit out, leaving Dion Lewis and possibly ex-Bill Mike Gillislee to carry the ground game.
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It's just fucking embarrassing that I'm part of the industry where the guy who jacked off in front of coworkers doesn't even have to sit out a single Christmas.
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The foot injury that caused him to sit out two seasons hasn't been an issue, and he quickly is developing into one of the top centers in the league.
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Zion Williamson needs to IGNORE Scottie Pippen's advice and NOT sit out the rest of the college basketball season because it could hurt his development ... so says Kenny Smith.
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Given the Patriots' success the past 15 years, some fans are scrambling to adjust to the possibility that Brady will sit out the first four weeks of the season.
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Yet others like Rag & Bone and Public School have either decided to sit out the week or show their combined men's and women's wear collections during women's fashion week.
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Cubs 3B Kris Bryant left Tuesday's game after being hit by a pitch on the left hand and will sit out Wednesday, even though X-rays were negative. 2.
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Of course, the Cowboys are in contract talks with all three of their superstars ... with Zeke threatening to sit out games this season if he doesn't get a raise.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Inbee Park has two words for doubters who thought she should sit out the Olympics and give her spot to another South Korean: gold medal.
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After a promising start to his training, Moylan blew his elbow again — meaning he'd require a second Tommy John surgery that meant he'd have to sit out another year.
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Though he'd traveled there to play in the past, he said the combination of passport issues, death threats, and Erdoğan's arrest warrant prompted him to sit out the game.
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To me, it seems we're witnessing a newfound political awareness in the tech industry, which is reliably lefty but has long been willing to sit out national political disputes.
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Manfred's decision, which he announced in a Saturday afternoon news conference, means that Gurriel will not have to sit out any of the remaining games of the World Series.
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"The winos used to sit out there on orange crates and drink Thunderbird all day," he said, pointing at the graffiti streaked storefront of what is now a pupuseria.
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Afterward, Kerr defended the decision to sit out Thompson even after the ironman, who had played in a franchise-record 120 consecutive playoff games, had lobbied to suit up.
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Mr. Gillum argued Democrats needed to back a progressive who could expand the electorate by attracting more black, Latino and millennial voters who might otherwise sit out the midterm.
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In her first few months on the job, Justice Elena Kagan had to sit out at least 20 cases because of her work as the Obama administration's solicitor general.
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Before his departure, the president took to Twitter to criticize House Democrats over an impeachment process that he ordered his own team of aides and lawyers to sit out.
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Cryonics has for decades tendered the double dream of immortality and the chance to sit out the worst of times until medicine and civilization get their perpetual act together.
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Some Democratic donors on Wall Street and in Big Business have told CNBC they are preparing to sit out the presidential fundraising cycle, or even back Trump, if Sen.
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Twin defensive backs Jason and Devin McCourty indicated they won't go, and defensive back Duron Harmon also said he would sit out a celebratory trip to the White House.
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After having been forced to sit out because of N.C.A.A. transfer rules, Williams and Williams-Goss, the team's leading scorer, had parlayed their redshirt years into refining their skills.
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The Americans will have to attack the morning without their playing captain Woods, who has elected to sit out of the fourballs after winning both his matches with Thomas.
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"When you sit out 20 real minutes ... it's hard to go from being in a training room to going back out there in a game like this," Mack said.
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Jones is working his way past a reported high ankle sprain that forced him to sit out the Giants' 23-17 overtime setback to the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday.
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Like Friday's forum, Senator Bernie Sanders will sit out the town hall because of scheduling conflicts, but Biden and Harris will be back, this time answering to Anderson Cooper.
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Director Spike Lee said he would sit out the awards and was quickly joined by Will Smith (one of the biggest stars in the world) and Jada Pinkett Smith.
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Ireland was unable to respond, even when England's replacement scrumhalf, Danny Care, had to sit out the last nine minutes of the match with a yellow-card suspension for obstruction.
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Elliott's been battling with the NFL for months over whether or not he should have to sit out over domestic violence allegations ... but officially threw in the towel on Tuesday.
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Ginger Zee has worked hard to make it to the Dancing with the Stars finals, but now the Good Morning America meteorologist be forced to sit out Monday's performance finale.
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DeMarre Carroll will sit out due to a sprained right wrist while Harris — who leads the NBA in 3-point shooting percentage — is questionable because of a sore right foot.
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His stellar performance was timely with both point guard Derrick Rose (knee) and center Pau Gasol (shoulder, Achilles) sidelined with injuries, and Rose also might sit out against the Mavericks.
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The Bulls also announced Friday that guard Denzel Valentine has a mild left ankle sprain and will sit out until he can be re-evaluated in a week or two.
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It was not the first time that Mr. Trump, who holds a wide lead in national polls and a slender one in Iowa, has threatened to sit out a debate.
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So we'd take a can of beer, let it sit out so it went flat, pour it over the hair, let the hair air-dry, and that was the look.
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Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic advocacy organization, said his group would sit out the parade because the event's organizers would not also allow a pro-life group to march.
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Mika Zibanejad (concussion), who is fourth on the team with 23 points, has begun skating on his own but is expected to sit out his ninth straight game on Saturday.
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ABOUT THE PENGUINS: While Sullivan admitted he has questions about Maatta's availability for Game 3, he stopped short of revealing any answers should the defenseman be forced to sit out.
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After all, the sit-out came almost a year to the day after House Democrats staged a sit-in on the House floor to protest Republican inaction on gun control.
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But there are more reasons for the NCAA to make Baylor sit out next season than there are to let a scandal of this magnitude unfold while leaving football untouched.
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"Definitely there should be accountability regardless of who is in power but it's important to have governments that sit out their terms because there is so much instability," Toor said.
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Microsoft and Sony will be offering info on theirs soon, but we likely won't be seeing much — especially from the latter, which has opted to sit out this show altogether.
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Even James and Anthony haven't fully committed yet—LeBron floated the idea that he might sit out in deference to Kobe, and Melo has waffled in his various public statements.
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An injury in the Copa America last month led Neymar to sit out the tournament, which Brazil won, and to miss pre-season training with his club Paris St Germain.
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PICKER: WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE MARKET THOUGH ON THE SHORT SIDE, DOES IT MAKE YOU WANT TO SIT OUT AND NOT PUT AS MANY SHORT POSITIONS INTO YOUR PORTFOLIO?
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After briefly threatening to sit out if he were forced to change helmets, Brown lost his grievance with the league and indicated he was ready to get back to camp.
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Given their own history, Republican AGs may well sit out the en banc appeal in the Chicago case, said law professor Josh Blackman of the South Texas College of Law.
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The 39-year-old son of a bus driver highlighted the power of his historic candidacy to rouse younger and more racially diverse voters who often sit out midterm elections.
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So the next time you're in a situation where you see another woman talked over, not given her due credit, or critiqued unfairly, don't just sit out on the sidelines.
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Krug is still recovering from a broken ankle sustained in the second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs, while Chara, 41, will sit out the trip to preserve his body.
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Such thinking holds that if he wasn't forced to sit out most or all of next season, Durant might have lobbied harder for Irving to follow him to the Garden.
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Anne van Dam, Caroline Hedwall, Anna Nordqvist and Suzann Pettersen will sit out the foursomes, which will be followed in the afternoon by four matches of four ball (better ball).
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There's little Prescott can do in protest to the move, but one nuclear option is to threaten to sit out for the year if a new deal is not reached.
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The bottom line: The only way these folks are "swing" voters anymore is in their willingness to either sit out the next election or vote for a third-party candidate.
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Running back Matt Forte will sit out the game as he works his way back from a hamstring injury that has not allowed him to fully practice since July 31.
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Some scientists who will sit out the march questioned whether public demonstrations were the best way to appeal to people who are skeptical of science's role in public decision-making.
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Some Democratic donors in the financial industry have privately have been warning their party that if Warren becomes the nominee, they will either sit out the election or support Trump.
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Philadelphia F Pierre-Edouard Bellemare will sit out Wednesday's tilt after being suspended one game for his dangerous check from behind on Washington D Dmitry Orlov during Game 3. 2.
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Justin Thomas, who was forced to sit out the P.G.A. Championship because of a wrist injury, said he learned a lot watching Koepka down the stretch in the final round.
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And when she's punished for something he did and has to sit out long days in document review, she suffers in silence — even though she isn't even slightly at fault.
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If successful, Vassar's suit could severely curtail the ability of the association and its member schools to place universal limitations, including the one-year sit-out rule, on athlete transfers.
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While a surprise win will embolden Sanders supporters, it also serves as a reminder to Clinton's backers not to sit out an election just because it looks like she'll win.
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In fact, both seemed relatively disengaged from all the revelry around them, choosing to sit out Bryan and Jason Derulo's performance that had the rest of the crowd on their feet.
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The Wizards are still not at 1103 percent as starting power forward Markieff Morris was forced to sit out Wednesday and is day-to-day with a right hip injury. 1.
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Gigi's mom, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, Yolanda Foster, was luckily able to make it to the show, having to sit out many in the past while battling Lyme disease.
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"One of my favorite things to do — especially at the end of a long day — is to sit out there and reflect," she says in a new post on her app.
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If you prefer not to let the bread sit out for a few days, very lightly toasting the cubes in a 23-degree oven for 26 minutes is fine, too. Equipment.
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As Albert Breer of the MMQB explains, if Miller is willing to sit out for the entire 2016 season, it would force the Broncos to give him a nonexclusive franchise tag.
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Mick Jagger might have to sit out a new tour due to illness, but he was all smiles a day after breaking the news ... an encouraging sign, to say the least.
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The decision comes after three Thailand-based mobile operators said they would sit out of the previously announced 21800 MHz auction that was seeking to raise $218000 billion, citing onerous terms.
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And according to Schmuhl, a number of the new staffers told Buttigieg's campaign that they were planning to sit out the 2020 campaign before they applied to join the Buttigieg campaign.
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The opposition also got a boost when a regional party, the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, decided to sit out the general election and its leader Raj Thackeray began campaigning against the BJP.
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Chicago PG Rajon Rondo (ankle) could return after missing two straight games, while SF Doug McDermott (concussion) didn't make the trip and will sit out for the third consecutive game. 3.
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Australian great Margaret Court won 24 grand slam singles titles, one ahead of American Williams, who confirmed she was pregnant on Wednesday and will sit out the rest of the season.
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League opted to sit out the festival, and instead spent that time traveling to other Drafthouse locations across the country to speak with staff members to figure out a way forward.
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The longer these crops sit out in the field, or are stored wet in a storage bin, the greater the risk of them being damaged and facing steep discounts from buyers.
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Young was forced to sit out OSU's blowout 73-14 win over Maryland last weekend ... and will miss the team's matchup with Rutgers on Saturday, which should be an easy win.
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The longer these crops sit out in the field, or are stored wet in a storage bin, the greater the risk of them being damaged and facing steep discounts from buyers.
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Hamilton's Mercedes team mate Valtteri Bottas had to sit out the opening session while his mechanics changed the car's power unit but returned after lunch to post the fourth fastest lap.
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Should Brown sit out on Sunday, Roethlisberger will turn to wideouts Martavis Bryant and Markus Wheaton - as well as trusty tight end Heath Miller - to move the ball down the field.
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UCLA basketball star Shareef O'Neal -- Shaq's son -- says he'll be forced to sit out next season due to a heart issue that will require major surgery ... but vows to return ASAP.
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Under an executive order signed by Trump in January, appointees must sit out of investigations or other matters that involve a former client of theirs for two years after they're confirmed.
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This month, the Pegulas relinquished control of the team to the league after the mass player sit-out (the Devils also ended their two-year partnership with the N.W.H.L.'s Riveters).
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"While City Journal's desire to sit out the Republican civil war was perfectly understandable, it is not a viable long term option now that Donald Trump is president," he wrote me.
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Now, she must sit out some players who have been with her on that journey and will select three or four North Koreans in each of the three preliminary round games.
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"Black women in Iowa who turned out for Obama say they may sit out this year's caucus," by Priscilla Thompson After a year of campaigning, some voters still feel left out.
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I mean, I saw...[scoffs] you know, on a hot summer day in Harlem, you know, guys would sit out in front of their social clubs, and they'd be in shorts.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James will sit out the remaining six games of the NBA season to nurse a lingering groin injury, the team said on Saturday.
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The team had previously announced that he would sit out at least the first four games after the All-Star break, meaning he could have potentially returned Friday against the Knicks.
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However, in Verizon's most recent quarterly earnings call, executives said they would rather sit out the current consolidation, and instead build out its content offerings through partnerships with independent media companies.
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The Wizards decided that Wall, who had surgery on both knees this summer, would sit out on the second night of back-to-back games in the early part of the season.
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VIKINGS DEFENDER MAY SIT OUT Minnesota nose tackle Linval Joseph was listed as doubtful to play at Green Bay because of a foot injury that has hampered him over the last month.
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"I have never been suspended," Leakes said definitively when asked on the Majic Radio Show if she had been asked by Bravo to sit out the first half of the new season.
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Smith also said she will run for Franken's Senate seat during the next year's special election, bucking expectations that she would serve as a placeholder candidate and sit out the 2018 race.
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Crosby, who has been forced to sit out lengthy spells of time due to concussion in the past, suffered his latest setback after colliding with a team mate during practice last week.
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Locals sit out on the street together and share peppery black cider, an idyllic summer scene playing out in the midst of the city, while street sellers hawk squawking wind-up toys.
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Le'Veon Bell's decision to sit out games for the Pittsburgh Steelers this season, in hopes of obtaining more guaranteed money in a contract extension, looks a harbinger of labour conflicts to come.
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According to The Information, Apple is in talks to buy Intel's modem business to boost its 5G capabilities, though it's still expected to sit out of the first wave of 5G adoption.
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The result is the AC3900, a shorter, smaller device that can hide in your home (as long as it's near an electrical outlet) or sit out as a high-design techno-tchotchke.
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Whereas department stores and specialty shops like Best Buy and Toys R Us use doorbuster deals to grab their fair share of consumers' spending, companies like Lululemon sit out the discount game.
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Boston center Al Horford will sit out his second consecutive game due to a concussion after suffering a hit to the head during Monday's practice and then developing symptoms a day later.
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"I'm pretty sure that a lot of people think that I just sit out in the goat yard all day and let the kids play and sleep on my lap," she said.
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Multiple players on the Denver Broncos tell us ... they're NOT upset at Von Miller for threatening to sit out the 2016 season ... telling TMZ Sports it's all a part of the business.
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The delays mean the A320neo will have to sit out the Farnborough Airshow and will not be parked among rival models that for the first time include the rival Boeing 737 MAX.
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World number four Nadal was expected to return to action at the Toronto Masters next week before traveling to Brazil but he will also sit out that tournament to continue his preparations.
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"I have never been suspended," NeNe said definitively when asked on the Majic Radio Show if she had been asked by Bravo to sit out the first half of the new season.
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Translation: Kawhi Leonard is likely to sit out at least 247 more games because of the Clippers' well-chronicled determination to prevent him from playing on consecutive nights for precautionary health reasons.
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In footage taken a few years after his 1960 Olympic gold medal performance, he was explaining his decision to sit out the Vietnam War to a group of white male college students.
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These ideas have also led Democratic donors on Wall Street to stress that if she wins the primary, they will sit out or back President Donald Trump in the 2020 general election.
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When another parent, Yvonne Chen, was asked if she had considered having her daughter sit out the tests, she made an expression that suggested the questioner needed to have her head examined.
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Although the team's leading scorer will sit out his third straight game with a foot injury, Karlsson said there should be "no issues" keeping him out of the lineup come playoff time.
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Even if voters annoyed by Trump's comments don't vote for Democrats, they may feel so fed up with the nasty political climate that they will just sit out the election all together.
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Let's say Biles places first, Raisman places second and Douglas places third in the qualifications; Douglas would sit out the all-around, and women from other nations — with lower scores — would participate.
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DT Art Jones is coming off a season-ending foot injury and will be forced to sit out the first four regular season games after violating the NFL's performance enhancing drug policy.
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Millennials may sit out the U.S. midterm elections as a new survey found that only 28 percent of young adults ages 18-29 said they are "absolutely certain" of voting in November.
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Penny Mordaunt clucked around like a mother hen (I wonder if her decision to sit out this leadership election might prove that she's the most sensible member of the class of 2010).
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It's easy for us to sit out at our desks, and say, 'There are those trucks going by,' but like, everything on your desk right now got to you on a truck.
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Following a fairly quiet rookie season in 219, he was forced to sit out the first two games of the 250 season because of a suspension for violating the substance abuse policy.
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But should Elliott sit out, there is technically a possibility of his being overtaken by Todd Gurley of the Rams (who is unlikely to play) or by Saquon Barkley of the Giants.
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So if Britain were to sit out the elections while remaining a European Union member for any period of time, that could open the decisions of the European Parliament to legal challenge.
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Clinging to a two-seat Senate majority, Republicans had for months pointed to Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination as their best tool to energize conservative voters who might otherwise sit out the midterms.
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Sofi Musaib, a high school senior who was preparing for the med school entrance exam when the shutdown began, says he's decided to sit out a year because he's simply not prepared.
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The Koch brothers' massive conservative advocacy organization, which this summer began consolidating its operations after deciding to sit out the presidential race, on Wednesday announced it would be laying off 81 people.
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If people's most frequent exposure to Twitter comes in the form of a president's all-caps exclamations, it's no wonder a lot of them are deciding to sit out this social network.
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The 28-year-old Turris will sit out Ottawa's games against the visiting Philadelphia Flyers (5-4-0) on Thursday and at the New Jersey Devils (6-713-0) the following night.
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He couldn't tell me that Voronenkov had to go sit out his time in jail for the building raid, regardless of whether he was guilty, because that was part of the bargain.
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Or would you sit out the rest of the college season and enter the N.B.A. draft — where he will likely be the No. 1 overall pick and earn a multimillion-dollar contract?
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There is no version in which he succeeded in getting that score, which meant that Swann would have had to sit out his first season at NC State as an academic redshirt.
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He agrees that the history profession is evolving to accommodate concerns about misinformation, though he also cautions that those who choose to sit out this battle are not somehow derelict of duty.
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Lakers SG Kentavious Caldwell-Pope will sit out road games outside of California for the next month as part of a plea agreement tied to his arrest for suspicion of drunk driving. 3.
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In the meantime, Davis has recovered from a finger injury, but the Pelicans' front office reportedly ordered the All-Star big man to sit out as rumors swirled ahead of Thursday's trade deadline.
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PEOPLE caught up with the star at the iHeartRadio Music Awards Sunday in Los Angeles, and he explained the reason behind his decision to sit out on this season of the hit show.
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The Nets also added two All-Stars -- Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving -- to their exciting young core in the summer, though Durant is expected to sit out this season with an Achilles injury.
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Why it matters: The data, reflected in the chart above, suggest a greater willingness by jobless black people to accept relatively low wages, while many whites continue to sit out the sizzling economy.
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Venezuela's opposition has called on supporters to sit out Sunday's vote due to concerns of fraud but tens of thousand of migrants are so skeptical of the election that they prefer to leave.
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The push for better-looking routers that can sit out in the open started a few years back, but it really died down after the mesh Wi-Fi trend started to take off.
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Now, the guy is speaking out on social media ... saying the NFL is a bunch of hypocrites -- and seems to be threatening to sit out of the league until it makes weed legal.
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Further, Houston's Fabian White picked up two fouls, and teammate Nate Hinton took an elbow to the nose, causing him to sit out a big stretch of the half to stem the bleeding.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats are trying to make sure African-American voters don't sit out a closely watched special election by casting the Georgia House race as an opportunity to rebuke President Donald Trump.
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When Trump decided to sit out the Fox News event, Cruz challenged the billionaire businessman to a one-on-one debate that would have served to keep him closer to the front-runner.
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Outside of Westbrook, the other four starters had just 12 combined points against the Trail Blazers and the club misses shooting guard Victor Oladipo (back), who will sit out his fifth consecutive game.
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Ten years ago -- heck, maybe even five years ago -- the only people who would have seen this sit-out would have been the few hundred who wandered by the steps of the Senate.
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They were too popular, too obvious as objects of admiration, and as someone who wasn't particularly in tune with the music scene anyway, I could easily sit out the Jonas storm without engaging.
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Also, defensive end Charles Harris (calf) also will sit out his fourth straight game, while receiver Kenny Stills (groin), tight end A.J. Derby (foot) and starting cornerback Xavien Howard (ankle) are all questionable.
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Curry (ankle) is questionable for the rematch because of an injury he suffered against the Thunder and the ailment forced him to sit out Tuesday's 109-105 overtime victory over the Atlanta Hawks.
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Finishing breakfast with her 4-year-old daughter at a Raleigh diner, Adrian Blackwell, 37, who works in medical sales and voted for Mr. Obama twice, said she would sit out the election.
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He would have had to sit out another 99 games this season to finish the second suspension, but then he got suspended for a third time last month and now he's permanently banned.
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Venezuela has promised investors that he and other officials under U.S. sanction will not participate in the debt talks, but multiple investors have told Reuters they expect to sit out the Monday talks.
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"We can sit out on our front porch with a cold bottle of rosé and watch all the people walk by," said Mr. Broschart, 163, the marketing director at a local car dealership.
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While manager Terry Collins said Reyes would likely sit out Thursday afternoon's series opener against the Colorado Rockies, both he and Reyes expressed confidence that Reyes would not need a disabled list stint.
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Then, in the middle of next week, you can let the pucks sit out on the counter, while you heat the oven, and, 25 minutes later, you'll have sweet, warm biscuits for dessert.
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Still, since the overwhelming majority of Venezuelans want to vote, my responsibility is to stand by our people, even if it means breaking with the minority that wants to sit out the election.
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They sit out the State of the Union far away from the House chamber, so that in case there is a catastrophe, a Senate-confirmed official could take the reigns of the presidency.
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The dispute centers on an aggressive practice used in Ohio, a crucial swing state in presidential elections, that removes voters who sit out three election cycles and fail to respond to a warning.
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The arrangement also means Oracle will have downtime to fine-tune its boat for the America's Cup match while the challengers go through the semifinal and final rounds, which Oracle will sit out.
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Power players in the financial services industry are threatening to sit out the push for President Obama's Pacific Rim trade deal unless the administration addresses one of their main objections to the pact.
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The ugliness of the pitch will drive some more moderate and perhaps more affluent Republicans to sit out the fall election, or even to vote for Hillary Clinton, the nearly certain Democratic nominee.
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And I remain fairly bullish on Mike's chances if he gets the nomination — assuming (a very big if) that Sanders supporters wouldn't sit out the election in protest over a contest of plutocrats.
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Silicon Valley's warming to Warren comes as Wall Street Democrats on the opposite side of the country are threatening to sit out the election or even back Trump if she becomes the nominee.
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Deceptively using President Obama's voice to suggest people sit out of the democratic process is a form of voter suppression and it not only signals weakness, it runs counter to our American values.
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But the Justice Department's decision to sit out the case offers a window into how the Trump administration — and its chief legal officer — is going to approach challenges to state voter identification laws.
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Thomas suffered a torn labrum in his right hip last season that caused him to sit out the last three games of the Celtics' loss to the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference finals.
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Instead, Coach Jeff Hornacek said, Anthony will most likely sit out with a left knee injury that has forced him to miss six of the Knicks' last 10 games, including their last two.
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In a letter to Mr. Bezos in October, Mr. Wolff and Ron Nirenberg, San Antonio's mayor, said the city would sit out the process and instead invest its resources in education and housing.
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Mr Nadal could be forgiven if he elects to borrow from Mr Federer's playbook and sit out a couple of months while the tour moves to his less-preferred surfaces, hard and grass courts.
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And yet, we still believe there must be limits to how much pain hockey players can deal with before needing to sit out a game or two in order to heal like normal humans.
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But if anyone should sit out trying to exploit the situation it is the Trump children, who would not be as rich or as famous as they are if it weren't for their father.
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For such an ostentatious personality as Atsuo to sit out of his traditional role and instead focus on background percussion, electronics, and voice shows his true sense of direction and vision for the group.
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When you let it sit out for an hour — that's all it takes, an hour — it just slathers like butter, and you can put it on a cracker or a nice piece of baguette.
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But doorstep delivery means that your food could be waiting outside all day while you're at work, or could be delivered after you leave for work in the morning and sit out all day.
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Investing in the airwing gives aircraft carriers utility going forward, Hendrix said, noting that long-range strike aircraft would allow the carriers to sit out of range of Russian and Chinese anti-ship missiles.
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Despite the accessories label's recent decision to pull back its distribution to these stores — as well as sit out their promotional events — Idol said he understands why discounting got so out of hand there.
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It's no accident that the vast majority of the senators who spent considerable time at the sit-out last night (Booker, Murphy, Merkley) also happen to be be regularly mentioned as possible 2020 candidates.
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Others were forced to sit out the voting as it proved impossible to juggle the demands of work and travel arrangements home, even though additional flights were provided by budget carriers AirAsia and SilkAir.
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And since LBJ has said there's no way he will sit out games (unless he's injured) ... chances are he'll pass Michael Jordan on the all-time scoring list if he scores 13 points tonight.
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The Professional Women's Hockey Players Association's (PWHPA) formation follows more than 200 players deciding to sit out the upcoming professional season after the Canadian Women's Hockey League said in March it was shutting down.
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She wouldn't be bound to sit out those cases, but her comments about a Trump presidency would give the administration ample reason to pester her for the remainder of her tenure on the bench.
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NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported earlier Thursday that the injury is not considered long term for Gould, who is expected to sit out as the 49ers host the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night.
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The lineup was striking, in part, because of the absence of similar leaders last week at the Republican National Convention, as the Bush family and its political network mostly sit out the 2016 race.
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He will be able to apply to commissioner Rob Manfred for reinstatement in 2017, but he must sit out a minimum of two years anyway, so the earliest he could conceivably return is 2018.
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On Monday, she said that if she had children in the grades taking the exams, she would have them sit out the tests, as the parents of more than 200,000 students did last year.
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Legendary sideline reporter Craig Sager, who will be forced to sit out the Olympics due to his ongoing battle with leukemia, visited the players after the game in an emotional moment for everyone involved.
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But party leaders say the passage of the law appeased wealthy donors, who had been frustrated by Republicans' failure to repeal the Affordable Care Act and had threatened to sit out the 2018 campaign.
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Designated survivors sit out the State of the Union far away from the House chamber, so that in case there is a catastrophe, a Senate-confirmed official could take the reigns of the presidency.
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Dr. Day said that in some instances she has found that patients blame the condition for everything that's wrong in their lives, or they use it as an excuse to sit out social activities.
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Riley, owner of a similar silver medal, said he always envisioned making the Olympic team, even if he didn't actually believe it would happen after having to sit out for two years with injuries.
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Riley, owner of a similar silver medal, said he always envisioned making the Olympic team, even if he didn't actually believe it would happen after having to sit out for two years with injuries.
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Mackenzie "Sherbs" Sherburn, a top Navarro flyer who had to sit out the championships after dislocating her elbow, has moved on from the junior college to cheer at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas.
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Smith will also send a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer next week, urging them to change the rules and force the candidates to sit out the trial.
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The Sparks' Nneka Ogwumike, president of the players' union, later said the team was inspired to sit out the anthem by the Pittsburgh Steelers and Coach Mike Tomlin, who did the same in Chicago.
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Reheating it in a microwave won't kill off this bacteria, either, so letting it sit out and then popping it in the microwave puts you at more of a risk of ingesting these enterotoxins.
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Playing against the Redskins in Washington, DC, on national television, the Raiders came out with one of the strongest demonstrations of the day, with the majority of their team electing to sit out the anthem.
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Dallas Mavericks wing Luka Doncic, competing to be the NBA's Rookie of the Year, will sit out Sunday's game at the Oklahoma City Thunder due a right thigh contusion, coach Rick Carlisle told reporters Saturday.
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With Les Miles gone and LSU in disarray ... Leonard Fournette has a choice to make -- sit out for the rest of the year or play and risk injury for no real shot at a championship.
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Center Micheal Haley, sidelined for the past five games due to a lower-body injury, could return to the lineup against Chicago but Joonas Donskoi (upper body) will sit out his third straight game. 1.
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Even without running back LeSean McCoy, who will sit out because of a knee injury, the Bills have Karlos Williams, Mike Gillislee and quarterback Tyrod Taylor, who combined for 236 yards last week against Dallas.
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In Nevada, where an influential labor group has decided to sit out the Democratic caucuses, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont spent months chipping away at Hillary Clinton's edge in a state she won in 2008.
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But Catholics who suffer from Celiac disease or severe gluten intolerance may need to sit out this portion of Sunday mass because the Vatican has confirmed the unleavened bread used cannot be entirely gluten-free.
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If that is a sign that some Republican voters have decided to simply sit out the election rather than cast their ballots for Mr Trump, a historic win may be in reach for Mrs Clinton.
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TRANSFER IMPACT: While the trend in college basketball is to add graduate transfers who can play immediately, Hurley took the old-school route by adding three players who will have to sit out a season.
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While the severity of the injury is unclear, many in the NBA world said Williamson, the presumed No. 1 pick in the 2019 NBA draft, should sit out the rest of the college basketball season.
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"Why don't you sit on the bench in a dark helmet again?!" one non-silent fan yelled, referring to the 2008 playoff game Tomlinson had to largely sit out due to an excruciating knee injury.
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Green Bay converted RB Ty Montgomery, who rushed for two touchdowns in the first half against the Cowboys, easily could provide an increased presence in the passing game should Adams or Allison sit out. 3.
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Martin Jones has allowed four goals during his current four-game winning streak but may sit out in the second of a back-to-back in favor of Alex Stalock (eight goals against, last two).
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Twenty-nine percent of Republican primary voters said that if Trump is the party's nominee, they will vote for the other party's candidate, vote for a third-party candidate or sit out the election altogether.
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Chief Judge Merrick Garland, whom President Obama has nominated to sit on the Supreme Court, has recused himself from all cases, and Judge Nina Pillard also elected to sit out of the "en banc" case.
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Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins must hack that firewall without the protection of the Pro Bowl left tackle Trent Williams, who will sit out a month for an unspecified violation of the league's substance abuse rules.
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Agosta informed her Canadian teammates via the messaging app WhatsApp that she would sit out the world championship, but she plans to get back in shape for the team's annual fitness testing in May 2019.
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There are times where I have to sit out because it gets too intense to be of any help to the writing process, as a lot of the work I produce is focused around textures.
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The house's one concession to opulence is a plush and enveloping velvet chaise lounge; a cold blue womb where Katherine is doomed to sit out her days until she provides her husband with an heir.
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That means that if you are a long-term investor and can sit out a global downturn your benefit from diversification will hold even though you suffer in the short term from a rising correlation.
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The game was a shocker to many, as some expected Flaherty would sit out for much of the all-but-decided game in order to keep him fresh for future games, according to Yahoo Sports.
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Beto O'Rourke's decision to enter or sit out the presidential campaign hung over the Democratic Party as heavily as Bryce Harper's destination clouded the fortunes of Major League Baseball teams in the National League East.
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It could've put me in a bad spot or it could've put the team in a bad spot, so we just thought that ultimately the best thing for me to do was to sit out.
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Bowen later selected South Carolina as his next school but declared for the NBA Draft when he learned the NCAA was going to make him sit out the entire 2018-19 season and possibly longer.
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Members of the United States women's national team have decided to sit out the International Ice Hockey Federation world championship this month, after negotiations for an increase in wages and support from U.S.A. Hockey stalled.
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Fowler, a 16-year-old talent set to become Australia's youngest World Cup player, suffered her hamstring strain during training on Thursday and had to sit out the rest of the session, Australian media reported.
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When he called me the Snow Woman, I thought, "Well, this isn't bad," so let it sit out there for a while and then I finally said ... something I will do effectively is use humor.
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Click here for results: Topline | Crosstabs People who planned to watch the Super Bowl, we found, were way more willing to let their kids play football than those who planned to sit out the event.
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Just one week after Russia's track and field team was barred from competing in the Rio Olympics in August, the country's weightlifting hopefuls might also have to sit out the 2016 Games due to doping concerns.
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So Coca-Cola is a "corporate champion" of the N.C.A.A. Tournament even as Kansas' Cliff Alexander had to sit out that tournament last year because his mother took out a loan to help support her family.
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Point guard George Hill (toe) will sit out for the fourth straight game and shooting guard Rodney Hood (hamstring) also will be sidelined as Utah shoots for its fourth straight win and eighth in nine games.
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Cousins, who already is scheduled to sit out Sacramento's final two games for rest, would miss one of the two in which he is scheduled to play with a suspension if he picks up another one.
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And that, in turn, reflects the biggest issue with the NFL protocol: because scientific understanding of concussions and other forms of brain trauma remains incomplete, nobody really knows how long a concussed player should sit out.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A Vatican representative sought on Tuesday night to rescue faltering talks between Venezuela's leftist government and the opposition, after President Nicolas Maduro's rivals said they would sit out further meetings unless concessions were made.
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The former Texas governor, whose Cabinet role makes him twelfth in the presidential line of succession, will sit out the event, which attracts those at the top levels of government to gather in a single room.
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Some critics actively chose to sit out of her show because they were "expecting something more on a Saturday night," confident that they already knew what Bey had to say before she even took the stage.
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The Houston Texans placed defensive end J.J. Watt and wideout DeAndre Hopkins on the active/physically unable to perform list on Sunday, indicating both players will sit out practice when training camp begins later this week.
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Golden State PG Stephen Curry (ankle) will sit out for the eighth consecutive contest and coach Steve Kerr said it is "99.999 percent" that Curry will miss the Christmas Day showdown against the Cleveland Cavaliers. 3.
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BUDAPEST, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton set the pace in first Hungarian Grand Prix practice on Friday while a power unit problem forced Mercedes team mate Valtteri Bottas to sit out the session.
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If anyone looks back at its reported budget deficit in 2023 and 2010, it would seem like China had decided to sit out the globally coordinated stimulus needed to offset the slowdown that followed the crisis.
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The four-time Olympic medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings will sit out an A.V.P. tour event this weekend in Chicago because of two rule experiments that she said had not been "honestly or meaningfully" discussed with players.
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Some potential voters said they planned to sit out the vote in protest, repeating a common refrain that can be heard in the forests and on city streets alike: Let the elephants vote for him instead.
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The team takes on Switzerland in Lucerne in a semi-final on April 16-17 but will be without the pair, after they agreed with team captain Petr Pala that they would sit out this stage.
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The NBA has a rule against healthy scratches during nationally televised games ... but the league agreed that Kawhi was hurt and allowed him to sit out the Clips' match-up with the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday.
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Mayfield not only had to sit out a year but also lost a year of eligibility because of a Big 12 rule that punishes players who dare to move to a different college within the conference.
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He said after the game that a recent stint on the disabled list due to an upper-back injury played into his decision not to argue with the Nationals' recommendation that he sit out the game.
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Browns defensive lineman Larry Ogunjobi has to sit out one game, and Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey was suspended for three games and fined $35,096, which was reduced Thursday to a two-game suspension after an appeal.
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He let the batter sit out in the warmest spot of the un-air-conditioned kitchen with a cloth over the top for however long it took the batter to bubble up and burp with life.
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In 1993, Lanny Wadkins compiled a 2-1 record in team play as a captain's pick and then volunteered to sit out the Sunday singles session when Europe's Sam Torrance was sidelined with an infected toe.
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Such aggressive moves by players in contract negotiations have seemingly become increasingly normal in recent years, from Le'Veon Bell's decision to sit out a year for the Steelers to Ezekiel Elliott's holdout through the 2019 preseason.
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Still, in recent years, the A.F.L. has taken steps to reduce the game's most dangerous plays, penalizing players who target the heads of opponents, and forcing players with concussions to sit out days and even weeks.
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For someone with that mind-set, it was hard to sit out a season, but Ferrell said he never second-guessed his decision to attend Clemson and wait until the star players ahead of him departed.
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The 59th annual installment of the ceremony, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday night, was as noteworthy for who won as who didn't, for who attended as for who opted to sit out.
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For every State of the Union or presidential address to a joint session of Congress, a Cabinet member is chosen to sit out as a precaution for an incident such as an attack on the Capitol.
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The decision to sit out both the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) tournament and the NCAA tournament comes during an ongoing investigation into alleged NCAA rule violations committed by the school's basketball program between 2010 and 2014.
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To give his young starters time to rest, after they pitched through October, Alderson plans to have them sit out the first four or five spring training games and then start building their stamina and pitch counts.
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The president's decision to sit out this year's event due to the U.S. government shutdown, meanwhile, comes amid expectations that the "Trump bump" is starting to fade and that trade tensions with China are beginning to bite.
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A three-time Pro Bowl selection and two-time first-team All-Pro, Bell is the first player to sit out an entire season on the franchise tag since Washington Redskins defensive lineman Sean Gilbert in 403.
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The specter of Trump winning should help Democrats unify, but the more passionate Sanders supporters that turn up to his rallies say they'd rather write-in Sanders, vote for a third party candidate or sit out altogether.
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Though it remains unclear whether it's true, Stephanie's decision to sit out the second season of the rebooted series won't come as a major shock to some fans, given all the drama she's recently been involved in.
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Many Republican donors, dismayed that Trump trampled over their favored presidential candidates in the Republican primary, have voiced that they plan to reinvest their fortunes in these outside groups and essentially sit out of the presidential race.
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ET, FSN Southeast (Memphis), ROOT (Utah) ABOUT THE GRIZZLIES (22-223): Small forward Matt Barnes will sit out the final contest of a two-game suspension for an offseason altercation with New York Knicks coach Derek Fisher.
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Ashley Parker of The New York Times reports it's another version of the Trump effect: Some donors might inch his way, others can't stomach that and would sit out if the billionaire ends up as the nominee.
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Watching Barack Obama over the next few months will also be interesting—he has praised Perriello effusively as a "committed populist progressive," but will likely sit out the race in deference to Kaine and the Democratic establishment.
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The suit argues that NCAA rules requiring transfers to sit out from athletic competition for a year violate antitrust law and harm Vassar and other athletes by restraining their ability to find other schools to play for.
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The Democratic base will not sit out the election and squander its chances to oust Trump just because Bloomberg's wealth offends them or because they won't vote for a candidate who doesn't embrace the Green New Deal.
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Congressional Republicans are feeling the heat from donors, who could sit out what is likely to be a bloodbath election in 2018 if the GOP squanders the opportunity to provide a windfall for them and their businesses.
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"And people who sit out or crank on some candidate because they did this or that that wasn't to their purity test are basically turning their back on the very people they pretend to represent," Dean said.
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The Big 12 currently has a very dumb rule that forces a walk-on at one school to sit out and lose a year of eligibility if they choose to leave and walk on at another school.
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The Bissau-Guinean had to sit out from the 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 seasons thanks for the same ban which forced Kubo to leave, as well as injuries to both his tibia and fibula, says FourFourTwo.
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Wide receiver Geremy Davis, who has assumed the third receiver spot behind Odell Beckham Jr. and Shepard as Cruz rehabilitates, will very likely sit out for a while with what the Giants called a mild hamstring strain.
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Alter's comments come days after Delle Donne said that she's interested in moving to another team when she becomes a restricted free agent next month, and indicated a willingness to sit out until such a deal occurred.
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Should Jones (knee) sit out on Sunday, Rob Kelley is expected to see an uptick in snaps and Chris Thompson would look to play off his team-high 23 carries and seven receptions last week against Detroit.
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When the big players at the table like the US decide to sit out a bad hand, European alliance members who have more at stake but fewer military chits to lay down are unlikely to ante up.
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If your world is thrown out of alignment by the news that painting by algorithm is the next big thing in visual art, you might want to sit out Tepfer's performance of "Natural Machines," his latest project.
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You'd throw your key down in a balled-up tube sock to friends below on the sidewalk — because the buzzer never worked — and you'd sit out on the fire escape at night to try to stay cool.
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Warren's populist economic agenda has alienated some Democratic donors on Wall Street and in big business, who have said they will sit out the general election if she wins the nomination or, possibly, support President Donald Trump.
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The time that you can let used breast milk sit out is shorter than for freshly expressed milk because the baby&aposs mouth introduces new bacteria into the milk, which may cause it to go bad sooner.
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Announcing that you're refusing to sit out in the dank cold to listen to the runner-up in a TV talent show sing the national anthem is not so much an act of heroism as a reprieve.
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Exchanges in the region most sensitive to foreign fund flows, such as Dubai and Qatar, may be the hardest hit on Thursday as institutional managers unwind positions and sit out of markets until there is more clarity.
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When he did, he pledged to continue his "political revolution" while offering a full-throated endorsement of Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, and warning that the election's stakes were too high for voters to sit out.
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With the Bills no longer contending for the AFC East, there's a good chance some key players on both sides of the ball sit out or at least play sparingly to save their energy for the playoffs.
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She announced a week later that she would sit out the rest of the season because of a recurring wrist injury and would have surgery on a toe she had broken at the Australian Open in 2015.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Raia Drogasil SA, Brazil's biggest drugstore chain, will sit out expected consolidation of the national market, the company's chief executive said in an interview, because its own rapidly expanding network is proving increasingly efficient.
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But at the same time, it takes a certain kind of talent to realize that you can sit out a movie's first third, be something of a goofy but terrifying villain, and still dominate people's imaginations afterward.
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Those two players, along with a potent bench led by Manu Ginobili and David West, have revitalized San Antonio and have lightened the load on veterans like Tim Duncan, who will sit out Monday's game with knee soreness.
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People can argue whether the national anthem protests are good, bad, or indifferent for the NFL, but there's one rock-and-roll cat who should probably sit out all discussions of what constitutes a "positive thing" for pigskin.
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In a perfect world Facebook would sit out the 2020 election cycle entirely — but I'd gladly settle for Zuckerberg adopting the political ad policies suggested by some of his own employees in an open letter as a compromise.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Delirious Paris St Germain fans got their first glimpse of world-record signing Neymar on Saturday although he was restricted to some pre-match ball juggling after being forced to sit out the Ligue 1 opener.
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While it had to sit out a round in 2017, this year it managed to not only get back in the race, but claim top honors at least one more time before its final season airs in 2019.
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Many major Cruz bundlers and contributors are likely to sit out of Trump's race, according to one top Cruz fundraiser, but the pockets of Trump supporters have revolted in a way that some Cruz hands did not expect.
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"A lot of these companies have raised enough capital to continue to sit out the public market until they reach an inflection point where their internal metrics support the public company valuation they want to see," he said.
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Nevertheless, a monitor does come in handy if you like to sit out on the porch, or if you're sleep-training and want to make sure that your infant hasn't gotten her foot stuck in the crib bars.
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Once all of the broadcasters have made their bids or have decided to sit out but have been assigned a slot in the airwaves, the FCC asks companies interested in buying spectrum for wireless service to start bidding.
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Manziel has said he plans to make an NFL comeback -- but we're told if by some miracle he did get signed to a team, he will be forced to sit out the first 4 games of the season.
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A good PK is hard to perfect; the most common flaw is a gummy interior due to over-mixing, or a gray tinge due to dawdling during preparation and letting the potatoes sit out too long before baking.
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Anthony will be watched closely with just two games left before the All-Star break and could get an extended rest if he decides to skip the festivities in Toronto and sit out the next two weeks. 1.
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