In "Why Kids Shouldn't Sit Still in Class," Donna De La Cruz writes: Sit still.
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Unfortunately, the kinglet wasn't having it and wouldn't sit still.
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Answer: Khalili is not someone who tends to sit still.
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I've learned to just sit still and be in yourself.
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Linguistic conservatives seem to wish language would just sit still.
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But it can be tough to sit still on Survivor.
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"Of course the world will not sit still," Tans said.
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At some point, you have to sit still with it.
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Was he able to sit still at the table before?
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Still, one thing is certain: other franchises won't sit still.
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"I cannot sit still for one whole match," she said.
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Amazon's next move is usually to sit still and watch.
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Unsurprisingly, the Chinese are happy to sit still and watch.
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Q. So what you're saying is that you can't sit still.
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I couldn't sit still, so that's why I became a kleptomaniac.
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It gets antsy if made to sit still for a while.
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"I just never could sit still in a bar," explained Ricky.
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My heart was racing; I couldn't sit still for very long.
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I have, like, major ADD, and I can't like, sit still.
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It's more complex than just a kid who can't sit still.
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"Nicki Ledermann told Dazed Beauty the actor "just couldn't sit still.
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First, I should sit still and train my fingers to fly.
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But it will not sit still if India goes too far.
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Do you think your music has grown since Sit Still, Look Pretty?
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Sit still long enough, and you might find them in your backyard.
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"I won't sit still for you to appear with magic," she concludes.
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Voters will sit still for only so much TV or internet advertising.
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Still, it can be hard to sit still as stocks march lower.
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"Rami Malek couldn't sit still," he said, in an exaggeratedly stentorian voice.
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And that&aposs in the highly unlikely scenario stock values sit still.
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How often as child were you told to sit still and wait?
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The dead people sit still in their graves and look at the living.
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A young, eager, hopeful girl, unable to sit still in my parents' bedroom.
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I can barely sit still when I have the thing on my turntable.
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I usually try to rest and sit still after a weekend of shows.
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Reflecting now on what's next, I certainly have no plans to sit still.
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And I said, 'David, do you think they're gonna sit still for this?
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I think the baby takes after my wife, because she doesn't sit still!
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The still lifes, which don't sit still, look like computer viruses made flesh.
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"He's like his dad; he can't sit still," she says of her son.
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"He doesn't sit still well," one adviser to Biden told the news outlet.
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Once I shared the tragic news with my wife, I couldn't sit still.
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And we can't get him to sit still for anything besides Beyoncé videos.
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Alternatively, I come from a long line of people who can't sit still.
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And as self-proclaimed "extreme extroverts" in self-isolation, they couldn't sit still.
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Jones was smart, but as a teenager she couldn't sit still in class.
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She needs to work out, because she wouldn't be able to sit still.
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And all I had to do was sit still, which wasn't very difficult.
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You do that for 45 minutes straight and after that you sit still.
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All of a sudden you're told to sit still until you don't know when.
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And, during the day, I didn't have anything to do, can't sit still. Yeah.
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Well, if you can get her to sit still long enough, she'll tell you.
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This is a time when children are still developing the capacity to sit still.
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I didn't want to sit still, but I didn't want to lose anything, either.
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It shouldn't sit still every year when the cost of living is going up.
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Today she is a smart and pretty 14-year-old who cannot sit still.
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You kind of have to sit still, and be positioned in a proper way.
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BOOKER: I mean it really is, it upsets me, I can't even sit still.
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He doesn't sit still; he'll be thorough, but I never knew him to dawdle.
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She did eventually sit still long enough for Ceaser to get the job done.
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Told caucus this morning that anyone who can't sit still shouldn't go, per sources.
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The ex-CEO of the cannabis giant Canopy Growth can't sit still for long.
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On her latest album, "Let Love Rule," the vocalist Ledisi refuses to sit still.
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"In this game if you sit still, you get overrun pretty quickly," he said.
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It has two operating rooms where patients who can't sit still can be sedated.
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We'll sit still for opposing points of view only when it's a food fight.
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He could never sit still very long, and I was focused on other work.
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"Remembering is a chair that it is hard to sit still in," Broom writes.
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"Remembering is a chair that it is hard to sit still in," Broom writes.
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Which is why most people sit still, moving only to snap photos on their phones.
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Just keep putting good things in your body, and move your body, don't sit still.
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Sit still and he'll look at you, inquisitively, as if trying to read your expression.
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Mr Eka may well be glad of the chance to sit still for a while.
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He looked fidgety, Schwartz recalls, 'like a kindergartner who can't sit still in a classroom.
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Imagine trying to get a preschooler to sit still in a loud, scary MRI machine.
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Exposure times did not require that subjects sit still for as much as an hour.
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Essay OSLO — When I was 23, my Norwegian relatives taught me how to sit still.
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So once you arrive somewhere, it's nice to stay a while and just sit still.
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"We're going to be working on this — we're not going to sit still," he said.
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Though his body has been rendered motionless, "I could not sit still now," he wrote.
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Level Of Difficulty: Well, that depends on your ability to sit still for an entire day.
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How to get two dogs to sit still and look at the camera for a photo.
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If you love drones enough to sit still for hours, this is the job for you.
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I found these exercises much more approachable than immediately trying to sit still for 10 minutes.
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I have never been the type of person that could sit still long enough to meditate.
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"In this city, mold will grow on people if they sit still long enough," Nichols says.
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Spotify is in a phenomenal position right now, but I understand that it can't sit still.
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Many kids simply won't have the patience to sit still and fold for hours on end.
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From now on, you can ignore the frequent requests you undoubtedly receive to just sit still.
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"Adam, calm down," Constance tells one little boy who can't sit still during the French lesson.
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There's a built-in conversation topic, and a chance to sit still together for a while.
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" Once seated, the cast was asked to sit still so that cameras could capture "beauty shots.
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Somehow I had simply reached the age of 57 without feeling any obligation to sit still.
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You don't necessarily need to, as long as you don't sit still for periods of time.
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The dancing is wonderful — when the camera manages to sit still long enough to showcase it.
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WORDS ON THE MOVEWhy English Won't — and Can't — Sit Still (Like, Literally)By John McWhorter257 pp.
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I worked at my desk, trying to focus on my writing, but my mind wouldn't sit still.
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I take a yarn project with me everywhere, especially when I have to sit still and listen.
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A satellite in this orbit is thus "geostationary"—it seems to sit still over a specific spot.
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But she admits that the parents face a bigger challenge, just getting the child to sit still.
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I can sit still and relax and not think of anything better than other people, that's cool.
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The highly active group got easily bored when having to sit still and observe their abstract thoughts.
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Just one question: How did they get all of those dogs to sit still around a table?
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Yes, real closing arguments can last hours, but who's really going to sit still for that long?
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"Sit Still, Look Pretty" is a modestly scaled but impressively sturdy pop album with club-music flourishes.
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As an investor, at this point, you just need to sit still and ride out the storm.
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They're not dancing so much as they can't sit still, or decide what they want to do.
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When was the last time you went to a museum to see something that didn't sit still?
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The word comes from Greek and means "not to sit," referring to an inability to sit still.
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Zambreno shows all the ways it can't be fully pinned down, the ways it won't sit still.
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Tracer: Nothing is more infuriating for a slow-firing Hanzo than a buzzing Tracer that won't sit still.
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Did Timothée Chalamet sit still for seven minutes while a fly just, like, hung out on his shoulder?
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Narrator: The ensuing comedic exchange shows that Jo does not do well with being forced to sit still.
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Now, for as much as I love relaxing treatments, I also have a toddler's ability to sit still.
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You're surrounding yourself with like-minded positive people because you're ready to move forward instead of sit still.
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When I thought of all the little turtles concealed within the dark-green water, I couldn't sit still.
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Despite those expressed intentions, experts say, Iran is unlikely to sit still while American sanctions decimate its economy.
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Before her illness, she'd prided herself on her get-up-and-go and her disinclination to sit still.
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The barber said he had accidentally nicked the child because the boy wouldn't sit still during the haircut.
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Why Kids Shouldn't Sit Still in Class Movement stimulates the brain and may help students become better learners.
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His most recent book is Words on the Move: Why English Won't — and Can't — Sit Still (Like, Literally).
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Once I knew there was going to be time off from Gaslight, I knew I couldn't sit still.
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He reappears in "Sit Still" (2018), wearing a salon cape that resembles a regal robe made of feathers.
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How did they get the chimera rats and mice to sit still long enough to pose for these pictures?
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"I do like to take a vacation for five or six days, but I can't sit still," he adds.
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At 1,200km up, where OneWeb intends its first satellites to operate, they do not sit still in the sky.
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Unless you drive them through the app's super-simple controls (forward, back and left and right), they sit still.
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People won't sit still to hear a rock musician say why someone should spend 15 bucks on his album.
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She has obeyed the photographer's command to sit still, but she is doing something funny with her left hand.
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He had an I.Q. of 120, but he wouldn't sit still, and had tantrums in which he threw objects.
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I cannot sit still and do the same things that I did in the '80s or in the '90s.
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We know that most people type better when they sit still than when they stand up or move about.
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Here, she and her cousin sit, still working, pressing the pedals, shooting bobbins across and pulling back the comb.
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"He can't seem to sit still," reads a note atop a transcript of one of his interviews with Moses.
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Expecting my kids — Sam, 8, and Jack, 5 — to sit still while I do so is a fool's errand.
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The first rule of running a company that relies on social media is knowing that you can never sit still.
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When ur alone in something terrifying, u don't know whether to move dog,put stick in mouth or sit still.
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Born in Melbourne, Australia, Michael Peter Balzary was nicknamed Flea as a teenager because of his inability to sit still.
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I sit still, and aim the lights around the building, trying to get an idea of what awaits me inside.
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This time, the fear has been turned up to 11; my stomach is in knots and I can't sit still.
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She gets bored very quickly — I made that up — she doesn't like to sit still, and be in one place.
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Sweat than Snap: Unlike us, pets don't know always know they are expected to sit still for a photo session.
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For one thing, atoms don't tend to sit still very well given the thermal perturbations found at most reasonable temperatures.
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"Nobody can sit still for three minutes, or walk from here to there without looking at their iPhone," he said.
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And at the center of one frame is a young Afghan boy, decorated with balloon animals, struggling to sit still.
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It's the type of place where professional gay men in button-down shirts gather after work and generally sit still.
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The unwavering ability to sit still for hours at a time without your butt cramping comes in a close second.
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She said that while the dogs would usually sit still with the treat, her cats were much harder to pose.
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In NBC's "Parks and Recreation's" Christmas episode "Citizen Knope," Leslie can't seem to sit still during her suspension from work.
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Certainly no one walking into King Arthur should be expected to sit still for petty explanations of who's fighting, or why.
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Her semi-abstract paintings are filled with loosely bounded shapes that sit still against or jump in front of one another.
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Varys' willingness to betray Daenerys is hinky, but at least he finally did something besides sit still for Tyrion's eunuch jokes.
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Launched in May 2018, the InSight lander has a relatively simple goal: sit still on Mars and listen for these marsquakes.
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With it went my attention span: I could barely sit still, even though all I could really do was loaf around.
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It's apparently great for kids and pets, who are hard to get to sit still when you pull out a camera.
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Mercury, the planet of the mind, enters grounded earth sign Taurus today, asking you to sit still and process your emotions.
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And it's not like it can sit still and offer a new model with the same power figures as the Chiron.
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"She feels very nervous and anxious and cannot sit still very long or sleep through the night," according to the lawsuit.
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I realized I should sit still right now and reflect on everything I've already accomplished and what I'm about to experience.
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Ms. Spradlin has compared this effect to the reverse of walking around a sculpture: We sit still as the art revolves.
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If you have a toddler, you know that it's extremely difficult for them to sit still for any length of time.
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Teachers and parents are more aware of the disorder, which can stifle kids' ability to concentrate and sit still in school.
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But Mr. Dolin was unable to sit still during their meeting, shifted nervously in his chair, and could not calm down.
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The images surround the viewer with footage of two wolves being trained to sit still at the center of the circle.
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As adults, it's automatically expected that we have the capacity to sit still and stay calm, cool, and collected at all times.
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The pup will even sit still for a paw-ticure when the machine makes its way to the front of his body.
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While more data can't breach the financial barriers to better virus detection in people, the stakes are too high to sit still.
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"She realized then that she could not sit still and only wanted to help others and the less fortunate," the statement adds.
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At first, she couldn't get them to sit still for more than a minute, then it was three minutes, then five minutes.
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Where screens demand that we stop, sit still and watch, podcasts can be squeezed in between commutes, child care and cooking dinner.
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"All he has is a toy truck ... a toy truck," he says in the video as he implores Rios to sit still.
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The team — while small — still hasn't been able to sit still after the launch, as more and more people begin using it.
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If those things weaken, then they may need to cut rates a bit further but for now they're happy to sit still.
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Go for a walk, listen to your favorite song, read, just sit still and breathe, call a friend––anything that comforts you.
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For me, if I'm listening to a song, and it gives me that [narcotic] feeling, I won't be able to sit still.
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I don't think most people understand how difficult it is to sit still and pay attention to your moment-to-moment experience.
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If you can't sit still in your home or workplace, go to the park or book a relaxing day at the spa.
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Even one bout of exercise, research suggests, can help most of us to focus and learn better than if we sit still.
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I can't find it now, but it went something like: art is bad now because nobody has the time to sit still.
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Pliny the Elder, born around A.D. 24, was a polymath, the sort of person who rarely slept and could never sit still.
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Using a series of experimental tricks, they continued to pull the water away and "convince" the molecules to sit still, making them crystallize.
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If you can get your pup to sit still a little longer, take a few extra just to be on the safe side.
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"There is not a single German chancellor who could sit still if this happens," says Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, a Brussels-based trade expert.
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The scholars attributed this "misalignment" to differences in "noncognitive skills": attentiveness, persistence, eagerness to learn, the ability to sit still and work independently.
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Depp tosses his head around, mumbles like a late-period Brando, and seems unable to sit still for longer than a few seconds.
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Because dentists want patients to sit still while undergoing procedures, they don't use 903-degree imagery to ensure they won't turn their head.
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Now, it can't seem to sit still long enough to just tell us a story, instead of a quick summation of what happened.
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If Fellini's camera finds it hard to sit still, that is less a stylistic tic and more a principled refusal to get stuck.
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Intrepid dog scientists in Hungary trained 13 canines to climb inside of MRI machines and sit still while the researchers spoke to them.
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"I used to not be able to relax or sit still, but this meditation has drastically reduced my daily stress level," she said.
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I don't play piano, I can't cook for shit, and anxiety makes it hard for me to sit still and watch a movie.
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Zambreno offers a way to examine oneself in one's writing; she gives license to both her reader and herself to not sit still.
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In general, I'd recommend wiring up any devices that sit still and leaving anything that moves around, such as a laptop, connected to WiFi.
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Bachelor fans are a dedicated bunch, which makes sense because you have to be pretty committed to sit still for two hours every week.
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Unlike the genes introduced into run-of-the-mill genetically modified organisms, gene drives do not just sit still once inserted into a chromosome.
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The daguerreotype, which dates to around 1847, required the poet at age 16 to sit still for a long time as the image developed.
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Both are filmed head on, but Taylor, who's still angry, still emotionally hollowed out by what happened to him, can't seem to sit still.
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It's a product that's built entirely around the premise of making kids sit still, follow instructions and fold the heck out of some cardboard.
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Because he doesn't like to sit still and doesn't like to deal with money, it's a good way to make it work, she said.
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And by keeping ourselves busy at all times, we may be losing our ability to sit still because our brains are actually being rewired.
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I wish I'd skipped work that day to sit still with my roommate, in our old rental, with its creaky floors and battered furniture.
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But when it came time for Mr. Kavanaugh to testify, Mr. Graham, who is a former Air Force lawyer, could no longer sit still.
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The problem is that Mr. Trump apparently does not sit still for the intelligence briefings that try to describe the world as it is.
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He respects our intelligence enough to let us just sit still and watch the glorious faces of his characters as they move through time.
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The stars just couldn't seem to sit still when the room darkened and the cameras cut off, and many stood to mingle, hug, and chat.
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As the technology world and market needs have shifted, the company deserves some credit for recognizing that it cannot sit still and survive long term.
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The whole point of entertainment can be defined as a means by which to sit still, and 2D screens are quite good at accomplishing this.
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Anna, a rambunctious 236-year-old, cannot sit still in the players' box, and her movements can distract Rodina from her business on the court.
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Without the images collected by Mastcam ---- as well as the black-and-white Navcams for navigation beneath them ---- the rover would sit still on Mars.
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But, she added, "It was difficult to be so patient and sportive, and be a nice girl and sit still and not destroy the dress."
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While that will most likely produce more fireworks and plenty of dumb assertions, Mr. Dorsey will have to sit still and take it with equanimity.
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I still can't spell or sit still, but I now use support and technology to mitigate my weakness and build a life on my strengths.
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Bret Stephens In June 21967 Arab leaders declared their intention to annihilate the Jewish state, and the Jews decided they wouldn't sit still for it.
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But their work with directors has made them more particular about how they take their seats, turn a page, or even sit still during rests.
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It's taught me how to be calm, how to sit still, look around, be grateful for things I have, not for the things I want.
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The new moon in Pisces asks that you sit still and listen as messages—from people and from your own intuition—are on the way.
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But oral languages do not sit still for 14 centuries, and spoken "Arabic" is really a group of dialects different enough to be considered separate languages.
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For many of us, thinking about attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) still brings to mind that one distracted kid who couldn't sit still in elementary school.
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Still, they said, they were unable to help their son because he was not old enough to sit still or allow doctors to check his mouth.
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That's all well and good, but how are we supposed to sit still knowing that there's new Beyoncé content out there but we can't see it?
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You are in a relationship with a fidgety flibbertigibbet who can't sit still, who will always be late, who is completely incapable of finding her keys.
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The US, UK, and many countries in Western Europe, on the other hand, should see them as warning signs that they can't afford to sit still.
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"I could not sit still," Yue Xin, a recent graduate of Peking University who majored in foreign languages, said in an interview before she was detained.
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When I was in third grade, I couldn't sit still, so I spent a lot of each day chilling out with the janitor in the hallway.
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If you can find the time to check your phone every half hour or so, you can certainly afford a few minutes to sit still and meditate.
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Gimelstob, who cannot sit still, and Isner, who can sit happily all day on his couch watching televised sports, come across as the odd couple of tennis.
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Carol Fowler Durham was at a faculty meeting at the nursing school where she teaches in 2010, when she began shaking so violently she couldn't sit still.
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The teen singer, whose debut album Sit Still, Look Pretty drops Friday, says she's very close with the group and has no problem making fun of them.
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"McMaster was not going to pull his punches or dumb down his material in the belief that Trump could only sit still for that," Mr. Kohn said.
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About 6 in 133 currently with ADHD took medication to treat the neurobehavioral disorder, which can make it extremely difficult for children to focus or sit still.
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Without the images collected by the rover's Mastcam -- as well as the black-and-white Navcams for navigation beneath them -- the rover would sit still on Mars.
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I know it's hard for you to sit still, Sag, but Mars will connect with Pluto on March 20, which will be an opportune time to strategize.
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The signature memory foam also offers minimal motion transfer — so if you're sleeping with someone who can't sit still, you won't have to banish them to the couch.
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Use the Macro mode for really up-close shots, and you can turn to the Kids mode to capture your little rascals as they refuse to sit still.
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"Human speech is always morphing along," says John McWhorter, a linguist at Columbia University and author of Words on the Move: Why English Won't - and Can't - Sit Still.
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I, for one, am looking forward to Hailee Steinfeld's rendition of Daya's "Sit Still, Look Pretty," but check out the rest of the music in the trailer below!
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Looking at my games while I'm woozy, fever-ridden, and too sick to go outside but not quite sick enough to sit still is always a roller-coaster.
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I imagine she doesn't give a shit, though she'll sit still for all the cookies I'll give her to get a good photo to, of course, post online.
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For example, there is some evidence that encouraging children with ADHD to squirm and move their limbs can help direct their focus rather than making them sit still.
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They had no food or water when they entered the cave and, when they weren't digging through the cave's walls, they would sit still to save their energy.
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Instead of fidgeting and itching our butts like your younger male cousin who, like, loves video games and hates math class, it's our thoughts that cannot sit still.
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It's the sort of thing you could sit still and watch for hours but shouldn't, like one of those parabolic desk toys where dolphins swing back and forth.
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I just wasn't interested in what I was given and I had too wild an imagination to sit still long enough unless it was something I really loved.
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It wanted you to find an arbitrary vantage and sit still, allowing the shape of the room and the vague drift of sound to determine what you heard.
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How it ended: In the era of Netflix, Hulu and Apple TV, who will sit still for even a 30-second spot, let alone a 30-minute spot?
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Tchaikovsky's revered score for "The Sleeping Beauty" clocks in at over two and a half hours, but that's far too long for a little kid to sit still.
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Stuck in Washington for an unwanted hiatus from his frenetic campaign schedule, the Vermont independent was simply unable to sit still for much of this week's impeachment trial.
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Of course, competitors in the clean energy race do not sit still, and other countries are seeking to overtake the U.S. in the very segments where it excels.
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Someone who won't take briefings on national security because he's "like, a smart person" and doesn't need them isn't likely to sit still for lessons on international economics.
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The last dinner Wendy Dolin had with her husband, Stewart, he was so agitated that he was jiggling his leg under the table and could barely sit still.
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Ujiri doesn't sit still in the offseason, and even if the team wanted to stay intact, they have some dancing to do around a heavy luxury tax bill.
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Mathias, who connected with Medina on Instagram, has posed nude for more than 100 artists, and said they typically just want him to sit still and be silent.
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This contrast is even hammered home in the courtroom proceedings: The camera lingers on their animal-print socks, their childish Mary Jane shoes, their youthful inability to sit still.
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Anti-personnel mines, which have been used for centuries, sit still rather than loiter and kill anything that treads on them, rather than anything which illuminates them with radar.
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Like title suggests—and as Eno himself proposes in the same press release—it's a record meant to provoke you take a moment to sit still and contemplate things.
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She's been working it for a half hour or so, when the far-off look on her face disappears and her self-proclaimed inability to sit still takes over.
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The findings raise questions about how we regard those wiggly children who just can't seem to sit still – and who also happen to be the youngest in their class.
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Although his subjects had to sit still for approximately 10-second exposures, the resulting images are crisp, revealing every detail of the different textiles and components of each costume.
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Researchers led by Attila Andics at Hungary's Eötvös Loránd University put dogs in fMRI scanners after training them to sit still, according to a study published today in Science.
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Unlike the boisterous audiences of Haydn's time, modern concertgoers came to a performance prepared to sit still, in semidarkness, wearing what George Bernard Shaw called their "in-churchiest" expressions.
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When my can't-sit-still-for-more-than-two-minutes mother had most of her left leg amputated last June, everything changed for her, my two brothers and me.
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Both of Frances Ramirez's children — Edwin, 8, and Emma Jade, 6 — have attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, which makes it difficult for them to sit still, focus or follow directions.
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Fallon was so excited by the situation that he initially couldn't sit still, but eventually he was able to close his eyes and follow the soothing sounds of Chopra's voice.
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With more than 393,000 followers on Instagram and more than 2,000 fans on Facebook, the pack is famous for its notable costumes and ability to sit still for group photos.
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The test costs $200 and just like in human tests, all it takes is for your pup to sit still while you gather a little drool while swabbing their cheek.
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It's easy to think we all have attention problems, whether you're glued to your smartphone, can't seem to sit still, or drift off while someone's telling us a boring story.
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Instead I learned to cover my knees in synagogue, to be quiet and sit still through sermons that I found boring as a kid and in retrospect find embarrassingly trite.
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And he would maintain that buoyant spirit to the very end, too stubborn to sit still, as ever, fiercely devoted to his friends and most of all to his family.
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But because the idea that women could have ADHD wasn't mainstream, they had no framework to understand why they couldn't sit still during their kid's five-minute talent show set.
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Never one to sit still for an affront, Trump fired a spitball back by yanking the Air Force jet that was to fly the speaker and a congressional delegation overseas.
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It tells the story of a farm-life-fixated dolt who kills his wife rather than sit still for her plan to sell off her land and move to Omaha.
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That's partly because there are few demands for most 3-year-olds to sit still and focus, and it is considered developmentally normal to be somewhat rambunctious at that age.
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But Elon Musk is not just anyone, and it was striking to watch him have to sit still and answer questions about his emails and tweets for over 3.5 hours.
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"We simply can't sit still for this guy, who's a disgrace to this office," Weld said, adding that he couldn't afford to worry about benefiting Democrats in a general election.
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To get this "Aha" moment, the researchers from Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest trained 13 dogs, many of whom were golden retrievers and border collies, to sit still for 7 minutes.
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Is it productive to teach a child to sit still and make eye contact if in doing so he is less able to pay attention to the conversation he's listening to?
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The royal mom's comment rang true for fans who remember the young princess refusing to sit still as she dashed back and forth during her younger brother's October 2015 christening ceremony.
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It took all of my energy to sit still for 10 minutes while waves of nausea and whatever-the-word-is-for-feeling-like-you're-about-to-crap-your-pants passed.
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We often only see them when light sends them spiraling down to surfaces, where they land and sit still, beaming out messages like antennaed aliens: Greetings from the World of Darkness.
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Many safari operators will take children as young as 8, though specialists suggest waiting until they're ready to sit still for long drives that can be very sedentary, often for safety.
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And he would maintain that buoyant spirit to the very end, too stubborn to sit still, opinionated as ever, fiercely devoted to his friends and most of all to his family.
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Rollo is clearly being paid enough in treats to show up and sit still, but not enough to make eye contact with anyone in frame, and I love him for it.
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Just sit still and let us spill our shards because maybe if they do not have to be collected so quickly, they will lose just a little bit of their sharpness.
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But if you're too slacker to even sit still for an hour of TV docu-history, one YouTube user promises to give you the entire history of Japan in just nine minutes.
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The "ADD-friendly pep rally," as Solden deemed it, was designed around the specific fears women had voiced about coming, like not knowing anyone or having to sit still for ten hours.
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What the book needs is more of Moore's clever insights ("Good style can't sit still") to provide occasional respite from the polemic, and more arguments like his spirited defense of the selfie.
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I'm going to guess that it was clued this way since the clue needs to be on the easy side and many people probably associate A.D.H.D. with an inability to sit still.
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Animals with more training tend to book more work, especially if they can perform a variety of tasks or actions — and can sit still during the inevitable downtime of a photo shoot.
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In order to talk about magnetometers we first have to sit still for a history lesson ("compasses can be traced back at least as far as the Han dynasty, around 206 B.C.").
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"All the buses stopped, and people came running out of the ranch and said, 'Just sit still for a minute, nobody get off the bus, nobody get off the bus,'" he said.
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But the millennial narrative was already taking its mature shape, and social media fit into it seamlessly: the narcissism of status updates, the shallow skimming of shiny surfaces, the inability to sit still.
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As a solo artist, Michael Vallera makes music that often luxuriates in stillness and quietude, which is kind of a funny thing because he doesn't really seem to sit still all that much.
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Commands sent to the rover told it to sit still and focus on capturing images at the same time each day, which would provide even lighting for a wide panorama of its perspective.
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"I am so sorry that I was not able to listen, or sit still enough, or be present with them enough so that they could share whatever they were feeling," he says now.
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I got to tell you my mom used to cut my hair with a bowl on my head, I think she just wanted me to sit still and play piano eight hours a day.
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The whole point of Cohen's act, really, is to test just how far people will go once the cameras are rolling -- to see how long they'll sit still as the "interview" becomes increasingly absurd.
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Just before 25:25 dropped, we sat down with Gabe Gurnsey and Nik Colk Void to talk about their "triumph" of a new record, their relentless progression, and their complete inability to sit still.
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She wants her mother to come home earlier, she wants her dog to sit still and let her pull its tail, and she wants to appear in the family photo with everyone this afternoon.
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Here, time doesn't sit still; the objects in the frame are not numbed to a halt, or frozen, as it's often phrased—they seem to collide from distant ends, together, defining a new world.
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"Kids aren't meant to sit still all day and take in information," said Steve Boyle, one of the co-founders of the National Association of Physical Literacy, which aims to bring movement into schools.
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Some of these are obvious: A triangle "freezes" the action, forcing the players to sit still; a kick drum and a slapstick, cracking like a torture device, cut the action to a different scene.
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When they sat silent, they would twirl their gold hoops between their fingers and swing their crossed legs instead of nervously rubbernecking around (have you ever seen a kid sit still and luxuriate in it?).
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Learning to sit still with myself has taught me that I am my own home and it's beautiful to sit on my couch to watch One Day At A Time with a glass of wine.
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O.K., he has taken a lot of strange turns — that's what happens when you nominate a short-attention-span candidate who knows nothing about policy and refuses to sit still for more than three minutes.
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For those anxiously awaiting the eighth and final season of Games of Thrones, but can't sit still until 2019, the digital download and Blu-ray and DVD releases of Season 7 should hold you over.
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Parents and teachers may once have urged you to sit still, but wiggling, tapping your toes, standing briefly, and otherwise fidgeting as much as possible at your desk is in fact good for your body.
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Although you can sit still in the middle of a forest, or on a sandy beach dune, or on a snowy vista, you also have the option to teleport to different parts of the environment.
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In recent months, they've continued to pile into bets that markets will continue to sit still, while viral tales of huge profits made shorting volatility have likely inspired copycats anxious to make a quick buck.
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Since the kittens arrived, he has gladly taken on the role of helicopter parent, hovering over the curious fluff balls at all times, and covering them in kisses when he can get them to sit still.
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Couldn't sit still had to get up and dance even though I'm at home listing to some old school Sasha, dancing round the living room like a homeless person, or thats how the missis describes it.
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I think that "Hide Away" and "Sit Still, Look Pretty" were amazing songs and an amazing part of my career and my growth, but I think that "Safe" feels like a whole other level of authenticity.
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How can she sit still for long enough to process it all, between speaking engagements and presidential endorsements, between foundation fund-raisers and media interviews, between eating and sleeping and breathing her way back to normal?
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So cancer did not scare him, and he would maintain that buoyant spirit to very end, too stubborn to sit still, opinionated as ever, fiercely devoted to his friends and most of all, to his family.
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Cancer were not scare him, and to would maintain that buoyant spirit to the very end, too stubborn to sit still, opinionated as ever, fiercely devoted to his friends, and most of all to his family.
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She just released her strong debut album, "Sit Still, Look Pretty" (Artbeatz), which both acknowledges her debt to and interest in gargantuan club music, while also suggesting her pop ambitions don't only reside on the dance floor.
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As Vox wrote at the height of spinner mania last spring: There is some evidence that encouraging children with ADHD to squirm and move their limbs can help direct their focus rather than making them sit still.
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"Beyond the certain occasional excess, it would seem that the state is expected to sit still while serious security risks and a coup d'etat are being planned including foreign intervention as President Trump has threatened," he said.
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Most dog owners are well-aware of how hard it can be to get their pet to sit still for a quick photo, let alone to look directly at the camera for more than a split second.
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Most of the little ones were all smiles, but given the cookie in her hands, it's possible that just like on Halloween, Chicago may have needed a little extra encouragement to sit still for the photo op.
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I also skip the workout and, instead, focus on lingering to-do list items: I do laundry, catch up on emails, revisit some work and personal goals and try to sit still through another 10 minutes of meditation.
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Rather than performing a fertility rite or a symbolic pilgrimage to the Holy Land, people now walk labyrinths to get in touch with themselves — and it's a great alternative to regular meditation if you just can't sit still.
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Whether you can bear staying plugged in for longer than a few minutes is another question—sit still right the way through Capcom's Kitchen tech demo and you might come away swearing to never touch a headset again.
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Keeping babies busy — especially the ones who can't yet sit still long enough to watch an episode of "Paw Patrol" — can be pretty challenging when your little one is confined to a seat for hours at a time.
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"The companies in the industry aren't going to sit still and just allow reduction in earnings, they'll find ways to continue to do more for the customer where they can still generate reasonable profits," JMP's Devin Ryan said.
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But it's at least as good as what I saw Intel demo with Fallout 4 at CES two years ago, and that required you to sit still as someone circled you with a tablet equipped with a camera array.
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Without using medication as a crutch, I must repair broken skills: how to have a conversation with someone without interrupting him or her, how to sit still and focus on my work, how to remember my appointments and organize my things.
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ULA and Blue Origin, as well as small satellite launch start-ups, like Rocket Lab and Firefly Space Systems, are developing lower-cost launch vehicles that could nibble away at SpaceX's market dominance should the company sit still for too long.
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Which is why we've put together a handful of practical yet totally stylish outfits to get you prepped for those days when the only time you'll sit still is when you're refueling with an iced latte at your favorite café.
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The fact that the smart camera can essentially "follow" young kids around the room makes it ideal for families with young kids who may not be able to sit still for a lengthy video call with grandma, according to Facebook.
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They've shown that they can't be expected to just sit still as teams around them get better, and that they won't hesitate to move on from players they like or mistakes they've made if it serves the greater competitive purpose.
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Without using medication as a crutch, I must repair broken skills: how to have a conversation with someone without interrupting him or her, how to sit still and focus on my work, how to remember my appointments and organize my things.
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The author of more than a dozen novels, several works about his adopted home of Italy, and an absorbing memoir about physical pain and meditation ("Teach Us to Sit Still"), among other books, Parks is also an acclaimed translator and essayist.
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An exchange-traded note betting that US stocks will essentially sit still for the next month saw record trading volume of $3.3 billion on Thursday, June 22, according to according to Macro Risk Advisors (MRA), a firm that arranges volatility trades.
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That's a highly successful business by any measure, but as I listened to AWS executives last week at their AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, I didn't hear a group that was content to sit still and let the growth speak for itself.
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The cadence of the game was in turns: Players would sink or swim depending on whether they could hold back the onslaught and steal back their turn on offense, or sit still trying to guard until they got opened up and destroyed.
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I don't think I've ever seen her sit still for more than five minutes at a time, which made her the perfect compliment to my grandfather, if only because she was always ready and willing to (lovingly) call him out on his hijinks.
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I think the timing and the set up of the space will have a lot to do with whether people genuinely get up and dance, but any fan of the music will be hard pressed to sit still when the drops kick in!
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Raytheon and its arms industry allies won't sit still in the face of such proposals, but at least the days of unquestioned and unchallenged corporate greed in the ever-merging (but also ever-expanding) arms industry may be coming to an end.
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Overlong and over-the-top, the brutality finally becomes repetitive and somewhat deadening; but Mr. Miike has learned a few tricks from his many previous movies, like allowing the camera to sit still and capture the eerie silence that follows a massacre.
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So Kelly kept her own fractured vigil — taking note of which students couldn't control their emotions, or sit still for the life of them, or engage with others in a meaningful way — and giving those students whatever extra attention could be spared.
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I have no idea what Angela thinks she's up to this season, or what her endgame is, but every time she's onscreen I have to sit still and make sure I'm not missing any of the micro-expressions that flit across her face.
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And while it is defined by an "irresistible urge to move the legs," according to Andy Berkowski, MD, a clinical assistant professor of neurology and sleep medicine at the University of Michigan Department of Neurology, it's not related to a general inability to sit still.
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And that raises a big question about the popularity of fidget toys: Are they a solution for fidgeters or a sign that these days, people—and especially kids—are being asked to sit still and stare at screens for too long with too little movement?
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After training the fidgety children to sit still in a mock brain scanner, the researchers performed a functional MRI and quantitative MRI scan on each subject and delivered a series of tests to measure how good the subjects were at completing various perceptual tasks.
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Harris, a conservatory-trained musician who now writes music for his sister and other Hong Kong performers, was playing the piano at the age of four; when Denise tried the piano, around the same age, she couldn't even sit still for her first lesson.
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We learn countless details — how to make rotgut liquor (don't forget the tobacco and red peppers) or what to do if the horses pulling the stagecoach in which you are a passenger run wild (don't jump out — sit still and hope for the best).
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Jackson's teasing vocal – like a tongue in your ear – wonders why the male subject of the song stays with his "boring" girlfriend: "Watch movies with the lights on / Sit still, keep her tights on," she taunts, her voice alternately a snarl and a pout.
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"Toads aren't too afraid of humans, so you might think it would be difficult, but I don't find it hard to place Toby wherever I put him and have him sit still for the photo," said Savannah Mikell, the brains behind the Toby Toad Instagram account.
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Elizabeth homeschools all of her children, and says Stephen was the type of kid who was so smart he didn't even have to study for tests, couldn't sit still and was the first person she thought of when she needed help with something around the house.
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Opening up with "Sit Still, Look Pretty," the 17-year-old – who performed four songs from her soon-to-be-released EP – talked about her backstory and why female empowerment is so important to her when People Now host Jeremy Parsons asked her about the message in her songs.
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Two of the most empowering, interesting new artists currently making waves throughout the blurry nexus of punk, metal, pop, and noise are hitting the road together next month for a Noisey-sponsored run, and I for one am too excited to even sit still as I write this.
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Jesse Cohn does not like to sit still — which is a good thing since the 39-year-old activist investor wakes up before the sun to train for triathlons and then goes into Elliott Management's midtown offices to construct campaigns against some of the biggest companies in the world.
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Longtime customers remarked on the high auction prices (including two Wegner easy chairs expected to fetch $60,000 to $80,000 each), while tattooed staffers told stories about the poor Sotheby's photographer tasked with getting Mr. Birch's portrait (he wouldn't sit still, kept rearranging the furniture and smoked the entire time).
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But no we simply can't sit still for this guy who's a disgrace to the office almost every day as the congressman has said he commits some deed or utters some word that makes it clear beyond any doubt that he's unfit for the office of president United States.
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His tales about his family, or living in Japan or France, or his part-time job as an elf during Christmas, whispered in my ear as I try my best to sit still and pretend I'm not smelling a million farts trapped in business class, are very soothing.
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Though scientifically unproven and fueled only by ambitious marketing claims, the fidget spinner serves the purpose of relieving nervous energy for those generally unable to sit still; bath accessories, on the other hand, simply help you to relax and unwind, ideally submerged in colorful swirls or surrounded by mountains of bubbles.
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She couldn't sit still and let the culture of silence around mental health problems continue which is why she created The Yellow Tulip Project, a platform that addresses mental illness in a hopeful way, letting adolescents know that it's okay to not be okay and that others share the same struggles.
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Our handiest excuse—that the ceaseless stream of bad news and bullshit to which the Trump era has subjected us has left us helpless, confused, and overwhelmed, that too much has gone too wrong too fast to let ourselves sit still with any particular outrage or worry—is wearing thin.
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I'm the target market for this camera — a parent and a pet owner (and look how cute she is) — but I don't at all have a desire for a smart camera designed to capture those tough-to-photograph moments, even though neither my kid nor my pet will sit still for pictures.
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Instead, you're opting to sit in that gilded room at Trump Tower to be told fake news is a matter of opinion and that smart people aren't so smart and that you need to sit still and do what they say and take that giant pile of repatriated income with a smile.
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"I can't last in a meeting for 25 minutes without feeling like I need to move around, and we're asking kids to sit still for six or seven hours a day," said Steve Boyle, the CEO of the National Association of Physical Literacy, which trains schools on how to incorporate physical activity into schooldays.
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"I don't sit still very often, so that's why I've had to learn how to really take care of myself, and feel my best even when I'm not in my routine, when I'm not sleeping in my own bed and working out in the same place doing the same thing every day," Kloss, 24, explains.
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You know by now what a points karate stylist does, he maintains a solid few feet between himself and the opponent and convinces the opponent to either rush to close it and run onto a punch, or sit still at the other side of it—whereupon the karateka will close the distance quickly himself.
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"I don't sit still very often, so that's why I've had to learn how to really take care of myself, and feel my best even when I'm not in my routine, when I'm not sleeping in my own bed and working out in the same place doing the same thing every day," the ultra-athletic model told Women's Health.
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With this book, the reader also imagines Chatwin, but this time she sees him near a fire, or in someone's home, aware that when he was listening to these stories, he was on the knife's-edge of peril, and that in those moments, only his attentiveness, his ability to sit still and say nothing, spared him his life.
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Also a father of two daughters I can't believe the bigotry and sexism that we've elected to be our president and I have already taken both my daughter to a anti-Trump protest to show them that we can't sit still and cower in fear for the next four years — we face bullies, we don't hide.
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And at that point, if you have neglected to properly vet yourself for your risk tolerance (your ability to stomach market turbulence) and risk horizon (the length of time until you need the money), you run the risk of selling at a loss if you can't sit still and wait to see if it's a quick dip or a long-lasting bear market.
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Anyone who knows Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE knows he can't sit still; he is always thinking and working on ways to push the envelope for new approaches and ideas.
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Certainly, some species may not appear to need as much activity as much as others (consider relatively slow-metabolizing species like Galapagos tortoises, African lions that naturally sleep on average 16 hours each day, or bullfrogs who are ambush predators and owe much of their adaptive success in catching prey to being able to sit still and wait for long periods of time).
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We tend to mistake feeling less for feeling better, but it helps to remember that the feelings are still there — they'll just come out in other ways: in an inability to sit still, in being short-tempered (which is especially problematic in close quarters), in a lack of appetite or a struggle to control one's appetite, in an inability to concentrate or sleep.
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It helped him diagnose office problems ("Sally is really struggling because she's a blue, so every time she gets rejected on the phone she stews about it," he said) and identify areas for professional growth ("Billy, the yellow guy, is really good on the phone and everybody loves him, but he can't sit still because he's always trying to crack jokes").
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I can't sit still and stare at a screen without food, so I run to Trader Joe's to pick up some movie snacks (if you haven't tried their dark chocolate peanut butter cups, you haven't lived) and a pack of plastic containers from the Rite Aid across the street for his sister, who mentioned she was running out of them for her meal prep.
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Must the Congress sit still in the face of the news swirling around the White House and forgo its right and duty to get to the bottom of what may be lurking, simply because granting immunity to someone who may have committed a crime but can point to higher ups (or the higher up) might enable that person to "walk" free after taking that immunity bath?
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — It's unnerving covering a president who is treated like a boy king, requiring minders; who is easily swayed because he is underinformed; who can sit still only long enough for short oral briefings; who swaggers and mocks to mask his insecurities; who tries to replace real news with faux; and who can't seem to fathom that distorting reality to suit political ends is dangerous.
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For Juanita "Nanny" HicksAfter Cathy Linh Che I let the rigid syllablescontaminate my veinsthe cluttered room quakestil nothing is lefton the tables or the shelvesthe color weeps from the wallsthe waves beneath the floorwake rise crashand I am withoutanchornow alonewithin grief's craterI shut off the TV's clattering mouthsit on the floorwith the silencerising like smokeall of its space and fumesfilling the living room the kitchen climbing the stairsI sit still quietlet the world finish shiftinglet the names of those who mothered mefade to past tense Last days of wintercarry his father's ashes—blossoms: white, pink, red.
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Top Nine Winners "A Generation Zer's Take on the Social Media Age" by Elena Quartararo, age 17"Accountability-Based Testing Is Broken" by Alan Peng, age 17"Civil Obedience" by Anushka Agarwal, age 16"Dinner Table Politics" by Bridget Smith, age 15"Is It Actually Smart to Sit Still?" by Hannah Amell, age 15"Is True Crime as Entertainment Morally Defensible?" by Rachel Chestnut, age 163"Politics and the Olympics" by Joanne Yang, age 15"The 4th R: Real Life" by Jason Schnall, age 16"The Case for Lowering the Voting Age" by Kathryn Zaia, age 14 _________ Runners-Up All the work of our Runners-Up can be found here.
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