Skipping out on Fox is one thing; skipping out on veterans is another.
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Skipping out on any check is bad, but skipping out on $621 is pretty unfathomable.
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When the year is up, the fairy skipping master gives her a magic skipping rope.
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Mr. Cheek is also shown skipping with his grandchildren; he recommends two minutes of skipping.
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"If they are skipping it, they are skipping it -- they've got stuff to do," Hunter said.
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The final scene of the episode is all of our girls skipping (yes, skipping) to the aisle.
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The skipping rope – known as PULSE – is a conventional skipping rope that can be charged just by being used.
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Golodirsen uses the same exon-skipping platform used for Exondys 51, which helps complete a gene by skipping exon 51.
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Skipping rope as an after school activity is mad fun, but what if it were synchronised skipping with 70 of your schoolmates?
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"I think skipping the early states and skipping the debates could definitely be a problem," veteran Democratic operative David Brock told The Hill.
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Most important, the study found only an association between skipping breakfast and risk of early death, not that skipping breakfast specifically causes any such outcomes.
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For those who have never seen footage from the World Rope Skipping Championships, the Swedish rope skipping team's from August is a fun place to the start.
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"The birds were birdy-er, and the sky was bluer, and I was like, skipping, not really, but it felt like I was skipping to the audition," Metz explained.
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Skipping your name means skipping all of that — and the novel bond you forge by sharing in it means you can candidly go to topics that actually interest you both.
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But Dr. Mattson, who has been skipping meals for decades, said the adjustment to skipping breakfast and lunch was a lot like the change that occurs when a couch potato starts exercising.
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This trial is not just skipping a significant safety step, he said; it's also skipping the important step of learning, through the animal trial, whether the vaccine will be useful at all.
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Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, swung at Biden for skipping the convention.
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Skipping breakfast doesn't hinder my ability to get stuff done.
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His reasons for skipping varied slightly from year to year.
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Skipping through dozens of them requires lots of thumb work.
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Wilson skipping her ceremony in order to watch Stephan walk.
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Erika Girardi is planning on skipping Valentine's Day this year.
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Of course, there's also the option of skipping the sport.
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Skipping Friday and Saturday, it will then resume Sunday, Sept.
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I soon started working from home and skipping social events.
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People reports that Swift is skipping the show this year.
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In 2017, she accused him of skipping child support payments.
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Even some politicians who support Trump are skipping the event.
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Already, skipping class just as it begins its educational journey.
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The skipping will happen without you having to do anything.
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Skipping Black Friday may have been a blessing in disguise.
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Spike Lee and Jada Pinkett Smith are skipping the Oscars.
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Is he skipping Leg Day for too many bicep workouts?
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Just last month, he was wanted for skipping court ... again.
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"Oh my gosh, M.A.S.H.," Wyle said without skipping a heartbeat.
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Skipping over the gloomed intersection, we arrive at the bar.
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And the pair are back seemingly without skipping a beat.
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Some companies are considering skipping the Republican convention in Cleveland.
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Bentley said on Monday it was skipping the crowded Sept.
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He still faces charges in the U.K. for skipping bail.
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Skipping the reunion doesn't mean the issue won't come up.
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Among the biggest names considering skipping are former Florida Gov.
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These include weak grip strength, skipping breakfast and being divorced.
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I was underweight from skipping meals and eating terrible food.
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Separately, skipping workouts might not only make your stomach flabby.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris, will be skipping the event.
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When it's time to retire, consider skipping the Sunshine State.
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"The manager of KISS," he said, without skipping a beat.
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Makes a little skipping noise when he runs on pavement.
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It just might mean skipping getting head for three months.
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It's dawn and dusk stuck together, skipping the daytime altogether.
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This couple celebrates their "weekiversary" every week, without skipping. Ever.
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He thinks skipping six cups a year will do it.
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Skipping #flashfloodfriday to look at these fuckin Mardi Gras potholes.
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"I am extremely skeptical," he said without skipping a beat.
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Half an hour earlier, I'd been contemplating skipping the film.
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You might just want to rethink skipping that flu shot.
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People aren't skipping health insurance because they don't want it.
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Notably, Sony will once again be skipping E3 this year.
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I felt like singing and running, or skipping and laughing.
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"I'm about to Dust your coffee," she said, skipping introductions.
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For some, that means skipping the ubiquitous party dress entirely.
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Here's a running tally of those skipping the address: Rep.
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I'm skipping DLC and stuff too, Bloodborne was March 21.
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Skipping accessories and jewelry could lead to a boring look.
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Some call the notion of skipping out on one foolish.
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Skipping your pet's annual vaccinations is never a wise idea.
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Next, you can save some cash by skipping the probiotics.
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Johnson was a good student, skipping two years of elementary school.
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Donald Trump is skipping the annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.
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Queen Elizabeth is skipping one of her most notable annual duties.
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Targeting the right people can also help lower rates of skipping.
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Aso is skipping a meeting of G20 finance leaders this week.
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To say that people are just skipping out is not appropriate.
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Richard Burr, R-North Carolina, who is weighing skipping the convention.
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Mom was rebellious (her own word), was skipping out on church.
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A fear of breakouts is not an excuse for skipping SPF
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It's torture, the one thing I miss when skipping simple carbs.
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Otherwise it handles standard music controls for volume and skipping tracks.
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We're skipping most of them even though we did it ourselves.
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Go deeper: College students are skipping meals to pay for textbooks
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Mr Majeski says this is because weaker students began skipping classes.
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Nope. What about all the times when everyone else was skipping?
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" Without skipping a beat, Gomez responded: "I know, 'cause you're fearless.
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The perennial #1 golfer started losing tournaments or skipping them entirely.
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It described the skipping bail charge as a relatively "minor violation".
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Senator Bernie Sanders is the only presidential candidate skipping the conference.
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Russia is reportedly skipping the meeting but would consider a deal.
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She's skipping the press entirely and chatting directly with her fans.
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She wonders if some auditors are skipping the most basic checks.
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Meantime, Trump is skipping the event for the third straight year.
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He somberly tells Ashlee that he seriously considered skipping the surgery.
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Until last week, he had thought about skipping the Sony Open.
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Each case of a hurricane skipping the state was entirely unique.
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Maybe they're skipping pizza because they have to get naked later.
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Freely skipping through an album to listen to one specific song?
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But due diligence shouldn't mean delaying care or skipping it altogether.
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Skipping the four early states is something of an unorthodox strategy.
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However, Mihaljevic warned that skipping visits or treatment can be counterproductive.
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I'm guessing DeGeneres' friends will be skipping texts for a while.
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I've tried skipping this ritual, but it really throws me off.
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Actually, that person skipping the line at the Uffizi was me.
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She is skipping Wednesday's witness testimony in front of the panel.
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Eat regular meals (studies suggest that skipping meals increases twitching significantly).
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Skipping college classes to practice, mastering every trick he could try.
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The kind of teachers who made skipping school a lucrative tradition.
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But he considered skipping the tournament because of a wrist injury.
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Some are skipping work for temporary jobs to make ends meet.
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Spending less and skipping the marginal innovation is a rational choice.
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But you can also get wonderful results skipping that first step.
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He would fall into step — light, cheerful, almost skipping — every time.
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Both lead me to conclude that skipping the vaccine is fine.
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When it comes to mascara specifically, the experts suggest skipping it.
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Newspaper writing is tight, skipping from detail to detail, avoiding contradictions.
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Both would rather sleep than party and can't imagine skipping class.
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They're skipping it because they already consider health insurance too expensive.
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Bloomberg is skipping the first four states on the primary calendar.
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That does not mean skipping college, but just working the system.
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At least one Democrat will be skipping Trump's address entirely. Rep.
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Skipping SoulCycle really drives home the fact that you're wasting money.
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In addition to skipping the debates, Bloomberg also hopes to chart a new path to the Democratic nomination: he's skipping early-states contests like Iowa and New Hampshire in favor of betting big on Super Tuesday.
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That will decrease the revenue-per-shipment, but it also decreases the cost-per-shipment, because you are now skipping national line haul, you're skipping over a hub sort, and you're just ingesting into our local facilities.
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And we know what your inner angsty, class-skipping self is thinking.
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When are they skipping facts because it's too easy for them/ How?
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Like Hannibal Lecter after skipping breakfast, the Democrats grave a fresh face.
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Hannah Brown is skipping the pleasantries with the men of The Bachelorette.
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But it doesn't mean that the company is skipping the show altogether.
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They're different universes, and somehow, Nadia and Alan are skipping between them.
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He said no, he was skipping college to go pro in Overwatch.
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According to his interview subjects, "double unders," or very fast rope skipping.
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I began skipping lunch afraid of those around me watching me eat.
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Tribal Council is still a thing, but there's no skipping it anymore.
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Brian Sandoval are all skipping the convention, their staff confirmed to CNN.
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Can anyone who picks up a Quest really justify skipping this one?
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But plenty of other companies seem to be skipping the VC part.
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But there are a few notable people skipping the meetings this week.
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At culinary and hotel management schools, skipping class is a regular occurrence.
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"Went into vote skipping," tweeted Nomiki Konst, a political activist in Astoria.
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It's also about skipping it, if that's what you want to do.
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I'm out of yogurt, so it looks like I'm skipping breakfast today.
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PlayStation is officially skipping E33 2019, according to an announcement from Sony.
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It's no wonder that so many women are skipping their evening cleansing.
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It's not fair that ppl are criticizing Justice Ginsberg for skipping SOTU!
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The words echoed in my head, a sorrowful chant, a skipping song.
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A lot of employees may be just skipping work during work hours.
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You can run with an audiobook without worrying about the CD skipping.
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Here, Steiner and Truscott discuss the finer points of skipping-stone anatomy.
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Brady cited "personal family matters" as his reason for skipping the ceremony.
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Other teams are linking arms or skipping out on the anthem altogether.
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I've been politely skipping any happy hours, get togethers, or staff parties.
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There's a warrant out for his arrest now for skipping his arraignment.
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Cruz has criticized Trump since he said he was skipping Thursday's debate.
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Many citizens have resorted to skipping meals, according to a national poll.
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As for just skipping a fund, it looks more permanent than that.
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We're not skipping over anything," he said on CBS's "Face the Nation.
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People believe, and want you to believe, that skipping breakfast is bad.
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Other exon-skipping drugs are being developed for patients with different mutations.
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If an account charges any recurring fees, you should consider skipping it.
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WEDNESDAY: I had little sleep and felt sluggish after skipping my workout.
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Republicans regularly bashed Democrats when they controlled the chamber for skipping budgets.
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Skipping the four early states could be a big gamble for Bloomberg.
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Thousands of cancer patients are skipping or skimping on treatments like Revlimid.
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That means choosing an eyeshadow with no shimmer and skipping highlighter altogether.
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You may well have been skipping through the good primary school years.
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Huawei wants to avoid any privacy debate by skipping the camera altogether.
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Skipping shows did affect those aspects of my life—for the better.
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There are lots of rationalizations for skipping it, but experts are firm.
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Since then, he has served a British jail sentence for skipping bail.
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Skipping college could end up costing more in lost wages over time.
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No, skipping your morning caffeine boost will not make you a millionaire.
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Men do the opposite, seeking executive roles, starting early and skipping ahead.
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After skipping a single federal election cycle, voters are sent a notice.
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Others are skipping the other ingredients and going straight to the source.
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Shah suspects cost is the big reason for patients skipping eye exams.
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Skipping one night of shut-eye can harm memory and bias behavior.
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"People were skipping classes to come and see her," Gabennesch told CNN.
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Not skipping out on any luxuries, the home has a full bar...
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You're skipping the Roundup and pulling the weeds in your garden instead.
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Google CIO Ben Fried: Skipping a key step because of a deadline
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Most experts recommend skipping pills and sticking to sustainable lifestyle changes instead.
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I've been keeping up with budgeting using Smartsheet and skipping morning coffees.
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Chaffetz is skipping next week's party convention to attend an overseas trip.
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"There's gonna be a lot of kids skipping school tomorrow," Lewis said.
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He's skipping the climate summit to host a session on religious persecution.
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Mr. Lawrence began skipping classes before dropping out in the 11th grade.
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Assange has already served a sentence for skipping bail back in 2011.
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It's not fair to blame the moderators for largely skipping over immigration.
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Then he went on Facebook, then back to skipping around the Internet.
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One way to avoid ad-skipping is to sponsor an entire episode.
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Other players may have had non-political reasons for skipping the visit.
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But in high school he'd begun skipping classes and getting into trouble.
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Will you resent her for skipping a lot of your family stuff?
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Still, even college administrators said he should at least consider skipping it.
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We don't want you skipping past the messages from our fine advertisers.
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As a result, these parents are skipping crucial shots for their children.
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On skipping college and going straight from high school to the NBA.
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Check out these guys jumping rope on Chinese TV: Just keep skipping, just keep skipping, just keep skipping- Seth Meyers brutally outlines the best and worst case scenarios for the Democratic candidates Hasan Minhaj's dad once hilariously destroyed him over a high school cheating scandal Stephen Colbert busts out his best Bon Jovi impression to roast the Democratic candidates '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer
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The complexities of skipping breakfast In general, the study noted that skipping breakfast has been associated with increased risk of obesity, elevated cholesterol or fats in the blood, high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome and heart disease.
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However, Liberato told Insider that you're usually better off skipping a diner's greens.
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Grace and, somehow, Ghost Bird (skipping together and throwing stones into the unknown).
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Anna LunoeMore like Anna YouKnow I'm going to be skipping your set, right?
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The regulation went into effect immediately, skipping the traditional months-long regulatory process.
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If this device gets wet, it will still work without skipping a beat.
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He visited five of the seven continents, skipping over Australia and Antarctica. 21112.
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One thing that was key for the golden gown was skipping the corset.
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China, in turn, is said to be considering skipping this week's planned negotiations.
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In other words, there's a lot more to it than simply skipping meals.
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I assume you aren't skipping as many workouts as you did at 19.
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They feature standard headphone controls, like skipping songs by tapping on the sides.
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If you're scrambling to find a last-minute gift, considering skipping the flowers.
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There are always several students that are skipping class and they are vaping.
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Andreina Cordero started the year skipping meals so her three kids could eat.
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"Skipping day one of summer school seems like a bad start," Dylan says.
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There's curiously (and frustratingly) no control for skipping or going back a track.
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Drunkorexia—skipping meals to have more room for alcohol—is on the rise.
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And Jenner recommends skipping the standard prom corsages and buying your own stems.
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Skipping over your leather mini skirt, however, doesn't mean dressing like a nun.
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After skipping fourth grade and continuing to blossom intellectually, Braxton also became depressed.
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Or are we just skipping it narratively because we already know it happened?
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Skipping traditional breakfast seems to be normal in the world of muay Thai.
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The doctor began his day by skipping breakfast and enjoying a single cappuccino.
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" Beyoncé, without skipping a beat, encourages her: "Oh, you wanna do it again?
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Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola isn't having second thoughts about skipping the Jersey Shore reboot.
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Under the law, fewer Americans are skipping doctors' visits than before, for example.
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You can even try skipping a step or two to elongate your stride.
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We advise skipping the bunny all together unless you recruit a real bunny.
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But some new parents are skipping that step and opting for 'lotus births.
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The first, for skipping bail in Britain, carries a one-year maximum sentence.
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He was kicked out of high school for acting out and skipping class.
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That meant skipping breaks and barely touching food or drink during her shifts.
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"If you will indulge me, there's a chariot," she said, practically skipping off.
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Some even compared the phenomenon to skipping Discman CD players of the 90s.
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Skipping breakfast has been associated with being heavier and having higher cholesterol levels.
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Some were still in school uniforms, clearly skipping straight here from the classroom.
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Extraordinarily long days became my reality; skipping meals was par for the course.
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Soulja Boy skipping a gig might prove costly ... 'cause he's now being sued.
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Skipping to Thursday we've got a few events lined up in San Francisco.
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We were running and skipping through the bubbles with our flowers at sunrise!
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I would release it by changing to someone else's album, or just skipping.
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All that weaving, skipping, leaning leisurely away, before coming in for the kill.
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This is not the first event Trump is skipping because of political tensions.
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He said skipping Trump's ceremony would set a bad precedent for future presidencies.
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Some are skipping a meeting with Trump on Capitol Hill scheduled for Thursday.
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Other governors, senators, members of Congress and senior party officials are skipping, too.
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Why did Apple go from iPhone 213 to iPhone X, skipping iPhone 21399?
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Trump trash-tweeted Macron upon arrival Friday and is skipping his Peace Forum.
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Avenatti then began deceiving Gardner, claiming that Whiteside was skipping payments, prosecutors say.
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He says he's skipping the event over Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly's involvement.
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Not every Senate Republican is happy with the prospect of skipping the budget.
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For example, 'Jasmine is skipping' or even 'Jimmy and Jia are chasing Anand.
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You can go to bartending school, but Young advises skipping a formal program.
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She did well in high school, skipping 11th grade and winning a scholarship.
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Google was lambasted back in September for skipping a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing.
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Last week, the CDC advised pregnant women to consider skipping the games altogether.
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Many children were also there -- some of them, but not all, skipping class.
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Skipping the sense-making step makes for fragile understanding and cognitively expensive memorization.
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With Kuczynski gone, Argentinian President Mauricio Macri has mused about skipping the event.
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There's no use in skipping tracks to go to the one you like.
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Some have become more reclusive, skipping family gatherings at Christmas and other holidays.
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Other days involved skipping around the poster in ways I didn't quite follow.
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But the majority still allow this type of excuse for skipping a vaccine.
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Skipping it wasn't an option, but how much of it should we wear?
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Avoid the trap of skipping meals and just grazing on airline hand-outs.
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Can I upgrade to the newest operating system, skipping all the previous upgrades?
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Two Carnival ships are also skipping Bermuda in favor of islands further south.
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Mikimoto, a leader in the pearl market, strongly advises against skipping said step.
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Refuse to acknowledge that, and you're skipping down the path toward Donald Trump.
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At least nine Democratic lawmakers are skipping Trump's speech all together, including Rep.
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Don't feel guilty about skipping the salads, which offer refreshment but little else.
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Still, the N.F.L. appears particularly adept at skipping over lines in the sand.
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Since leaving the embassy, Assange has served a British sentence for skipping bail.
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Tobey's comments contradict the reason ULA gave last year for skipping the bid.
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This time, he's skipping the drag to play the outspoken politician Bella Abzug.
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That delicate balance teeters when it's rendered via swelling song and skipping dance.
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Bloomberg, who's skipping the first four states, will not be on the ballot.
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Bloomberg, who is skipping the early contests in Iowa and New Hampshire. Bernie
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Still, there are some who decide skipping the vaccine is worth the risk.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Michael Bloomberg is skipping Monday's Democratic caucuses in Iowa.
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It also has separate controls for playing, pausing, and skipping around your content.
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The president, no music-lover, paid Cliburn back by skipping his evening concert. ■
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I no longer have the excuse of skipping workouts because I'm too busy.
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Third, that by skipping the first four contests, he will fall hopelessly behind.
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"There's a kind of Protestant-work-ethic guilt attached to skipping," he notes.
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And how skipping those meetings has, in some cases, just emboldened the activists?
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The White House said in a statement in April that Trump was skipping Mrs.
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" Without skipping a beat, Walker continued: "Which one do you want me to believe?
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I believe in eating well with high nutrient foods without skipping any food groups.
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Critics accuse the protesters of being sore losers and criticized students for skipping classes.
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The White House said in a statement in April that Trump was skipping Mrs.
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It was a pretty good night — and ten years later, I don't regret skipping.
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Twenty Democratic lawmakers now say they are skipping Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony on Jan.
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"They have little patience for buffering and skipping, and Bitmovin will solve this problem."
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No, it's not about skipping out on those gilt churros, it's all about timing.
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You probably think that skipping stones is not an art form, but you're wrong.
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There's no right or wrong answer — unless you're skipping the conversation and sneaking around.
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Joyce and Jonathan are skipping the search party to go through photos of Will.
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John McCain, the 2008 Republican nominee, announced last month he was skipping the convention.
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One of the small perks of business travel is skipping meal prep and planning.
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I no longer have intrusive thoughts about calories or guilt from skipping the gym.
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Auburn Asher is skipping a few steps in his development as a water-skier.
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Sears Holdings – Sears has begun skipping payments to vendors, according to a Reuters report.
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Eventually, his cast picked up the ball and plowed ahead without skipping a beat.
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This conflict, between reason and affect, can lead to skipping the physical activity altogether.
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She's skipping home-cooked meals to pull babies out of screaming women in labor.
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While Marvel is skipping the show this year, we will get some Marvel content.
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Her memories about family members seem to be skipping around in both directions, too.
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Lewan reported to training camp this week after skipping earlier team activities this offseason.
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Skipping a doctor's visit or not taking medication could result in more expensive hospitalizations.
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Fortunately, skipping the survey was easy and getting back to the app was fast.
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And the brand is recognizable so skipping the traditional investor marketing won't hurt it.
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Lisa Vanderpump had a business reason for skipping Andy Cohen's star-studded baby shower.
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Minnesota players began skipping football activities Thursday and threatened to boycott the bowl game.
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Just don't make the mistake of skipping the froyo with baklava crumbles and syrup.
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They also feature a small control pad for volume, skipping songs, and answering calls.
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Charleston (CNN)Skipping Thursday's debate may have been Rand Paul's savviest political move yet.
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Red salsa is optional, but you might get a weird look for skipping it.
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In recent years, videogame companies announcing they're skipping the gaming confab has become commonplace.
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As health care costs keep rising, more people seem to be skipping physician visits.
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You can also customize your own touch controls for Siri, skipping tracks, and more.
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These offer a quieter at-home option if you're skipping the parade this year.
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Recently, they shared the lead single "Skipping," four minutes of textured, energetic post punk.
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While skipping security isn't an option, there are ways fliers can shorten their waits.
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Wanstrath found himself "not going to school and skipping class," he told Lev-Ram.
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But the Eagles grabbed Wentz, and Bradford responded by skipping some voluntary offseason workouts.
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Patients have resorted to skipping doses, which can have dangerous, and even fatal consequences.
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Some are skipping starter homes and going straight to a more expensive, new product.
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Skipping milk and sugar allows you to really taste the quality of the beans.
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Toni Some suspect that Trump is already laying the groundwork for skipping the debates.
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A number of prominent Republicans are skipping the party's convention in Cleveland next week.
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To cut down on stress, start by skipping a brick-and-mortar jewelry store.
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Some are skipping the breast portion of the race and heading straight for gold.
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These velvety pencils are waterproof and glide on easily with minimal skipping or tugging.
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Skipping around the estate is a breeze — elevators take owners from floor to floor ...
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Here's where skipping Wi-Fi seems more reasonable, although far from a foregone conclusion.
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Eight of the 12 people he contacted said they were skipping the convention entirely.
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Skipping Stones is out with one other track on 2.5 Red Bull Sound Select.
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Basically, customs agents and traders make more money skipping the heavily-monitored electronic systems.
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She was the ultimate brilliant dilettante, skipping across fields to deliver powerful, glancing blows.
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Here are 25 products to buy at Wegmans and 15 you should consider skipping.
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To counter skipping name-brand items, shoppers should opt for Wegmans-brand items instead.
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Before the Lyft service existed, she told CNBC, she had considered skipping her appointments.
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For skipping a payment on a credit card, the impact could be almost immediate.
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I can promise you that will not get rich by skipping your daily latte.
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I avoided the stress of dealing with drugs and gangs by routinely skipping classes.
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It's worth belaboring the costs of skipping the usual process of mutual public signaling.
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Several of the players declined to elaborate on their reasons for skipping the event.
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Elle admitted skipping that to go to a Eagles of Death Metal concert instead.
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The Signature revives Lynn Nottage's incisive, underrated, time-skipping comedy of race and fame.
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We're skipping rocket equations, impulse, relativity, and whatnot, and just tagging the big points.
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Skipping even more social and work events until I deemed my face "presentable" again.
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She also stirred controversy when she initially planned on skipping the CNN climate forum.
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She started skipping school to protest climate inaction outside Swedish Parliament in August 2018.
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Two court reporters read the transcript, skipping objections and material that was not allowed.
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"There's an entire generation that is very skilled at skipping marketing," Mr. Moses said.
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While skipping consent procedures, staff also made it hard for children to say no.
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Double Dutch may sound like child's play, but it's more than just skipping rope.
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The next week began with Matt Harvey serving a suspension for skipping a game.
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My only regret was skipping seasoning as I learned later that fries came unsalted.
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Here are 16 products to buy at Macy&aposs and six to consider skipping.
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I went skipping down the street to my mother's apartment to share the news.
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Donate a hundred and I will match you by skipping a glass of scotch.
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By skipping the iPhone 11 lineup, you're doing your part to battle climate change.
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A young girl with her skipping rope on a Shanghai street, circa May 221.
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But they&aposre often skipping the very practice that could make the most impact.
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" He added, "There's no such thing as skipping a step with something you love.
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You almost expect to see closed-captioned words skipping across the bottom of them.
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A dozen young men, all sweat and sinew, are shadow-boxing or skipping furiously.
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He shrank his social world ever smaller, to the point of skipping family gatherings.
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Skipping accessories and jewelry can make your look seem plain, according to one stylist.
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Here's who's said they're planning on skipping the President's address: 14 Democrats Democratic Rep.
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Skipping your eggs and toast can also lead to a variety of unexpected consequences.
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And Mr Nadal cannot be accused of selectively skipping events to pad his win rate.
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Instead, she's been skipping some of her workouts to spend time with her two sons.
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But skipping coverage would be an even tougher decision if they faced another job loss.
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Using its default body plan, the bot adopted a rather cheerful-looking skipping locomotion strategy.
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Afterward, she was seen excitedly skipping around the mall, all documented on Edmonds Instagram Stories.
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He booked doctors' appointments there, skipping the chaotic lines for which Chinese hospitals are famous.
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We recommend skipping the Canadian bacon and butter to save on saturated fat and sodium.
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A video shows Schwarzenegger on the sidelines filming a rope-skipping competition on a phone.
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But I enjoyed the idea of skipping the "about me" section in lieu of videos.
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The kitchen plays with that fruit base, skipping effortlessly from kiwi to pluots to oranges.
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The majority of viewers watch the entire show without skipping through ads, NBC also said.
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Last week a British court sentenced Assange to 50 weeks in prison for skipping bail.
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That's not me, though, and so I'm skipping fast travel in Red Dead Redemption 2.
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James did not cite the Zika virus or political concerns in skipping the Olympics, Cleveland.
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One in four Americans are skipping summer vacation this year because they can't afford it.
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I get ready for work and take the bus in again today, again skipping breakfast.
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They included the company failing to report serious crimes and skipping background checks for drivers.
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If you feel like skipping ahead, here's how the episode breaks down: 0:00 Intro
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I unfortunately have too much work and end up skipping my break and lunch altogether.
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In Thursday's statement, the PBOC said it was skipping reverse repos in open market operations.
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And other Democratic challengers, particularly, in red states like Missouri, are skipping the week's festivities.
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But so might receiving a police caution, skipping a tax bill or "recklessly" accruing debt.
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Portal+ in portrait mode makes a great playlist display with artwork and easy song skipping.
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During their last few hours, Amy and Frank go skipping stones at the nearby lake.
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Scientists at Utah State University have figured out how to make the perfect skipping stones.
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They also include gesture-based controls beyond the Apple-style taps for skipping music, etc.
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He tweeted words of support from both Graham and Kennedy, skipping over their light criticism.
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After skipping out on Black Friday last year, Apple is back with some seasonal deals.
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But other than skipping out on basketball games, the actor is still working out regularly.
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Second, Trump won't be skipping Israel -- as Obama did on his first Middle East trip.
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It has evolved from boho to goth to clubwear to athleisure, without skipping a beat.
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Women do not need to make a statement by skipping work on International Women's Day.
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No surprise since Trump announced he'd be skipping the dinner honoring journalists back in February.
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Kenyan officials have apparently taken to skipping trade conferences of late to avoid answering questions.
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It's why Fox and Sony felt comfortable skipping San Diego Comic-Con this past year.
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They were also seen skipping down the street, hand in hand, after a lunch date.
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Researchers think skipping screenings may be a marker for more generally neglecting one's own health.
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He plans to leave Saturday morning, conveniently skipping sessions on climate change and the environment.
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I can think of more than one reason why she's skipping the awards this year.
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Are the world's best golfers being overly cautious in skipping this year's Olympics in Brazil?
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So skipping out on ordering food seems like the logical and ethical thing to do.
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More people than usual may be skipping their bacon and eggs for breakfast on Saturday.
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Rival candidates, including Ted Cruz and Ben Carson, have tweaked Trump for skipping the debate.
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He then left for Rome, skipping another meeting with EU finance ministers scheduled on Tuesday.
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The Forest Service proposal would expand the types of exceptions for skipping the review process.
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The popular drugstore has amazing deals on some items, while other products are worth skipping.
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He is currently serving a 50-week jail sentence in the UK for skipping bail.
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For deal hunters, however, skipping Black Friday and Cyber Monday could be a costly mistake.
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Both banks do not charge any overdraft fees, in addition to skipping monthly maintenance fees.
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It took me a while to break into Mr. Zhou's puzzle, but skipping around helped.
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The Ooho seaweed capsules are made by a London-based startup called Skipping Rocks Lab.
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He burst into a stride that had him skipping over the ground like a hovercraft.
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The women spoke about skipping work—and passing up pay—to avoid the alleged perpetrators.
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She tries to steal from the safe before skipping town again, but Mark catches her.
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The characters in these paintings are not skipping, but floating through stoned hazes, into spring.
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Jaitley, making last-minute preparations for his budget address, is skipping this weekend's G20 gathering.
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" The young boy answered, without skipping a beat, "That's not going to be my brother.
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Skipping the laundry room saves time, water, energy and carbon emissions, the founders told CNBC.
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Or at least, it's supposed to; the bug meant it was skipping the second check.
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I spent years and years just skipping lunch, but now I'm making time for it.
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"Self-care" is trendy, while self-denial is not, even if both require skipping dessert.
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He was booked for theft by deception for allegedly skipping out on a 2016 concert.
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Before Friday, Loaisiga had not pitched above Class AA, skipping Class AAA for Yankee Stadium.
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Mr. Wong himself did not attend the rescheduled event, skipping it to join a protest.
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And many skyscrapers still avoid labeling a 13th floor, instead skipping from 12 to 14.
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She has kept her son home as well, skipping sports games and a bake sale.
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Two-against-three can be a parent strolling hand in hand with a skipping child.
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Another angle: Michael Bloomberg will be on ballots today, after skipping the first four contests.
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ANONYMOUS Nothing makes old codgers skeptical quite like young sprites skipping (blithely) down the aisle.
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The Philadelphia native went straight from high school to the NBA, skipping the college ranks.
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Collins said the Mets would consider all possibilities with Matz, including skipping his next start.
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He's skipping the first four primary states and going straight for the delegate-rich votes.
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In its statement, the Kennedy Center appeared grateful that the Trumps were skipping the ceremony.
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A British start-up called Skipping Rocks Lab is taking matters into its own hands.
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He's "skipping the democracy part of this," Elizabeth Warren quipped in a recent MSNBC interview.
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Katherine Clark (Mass.), Luis Gutiérrez (Ill.) and Jared Huffman (Calif.) in skipping Trump's swearing-in.
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And now, the 2019 Emmys are following suit and just skipping the host thing altogether.
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The Philadelphia native went straight from high school to the NBA, skipping the college ranks.
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But others are trying an entirely different route to skipping the checkout: smart shopping carts.
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Even those who loathe clay would not consider skipping it to focus on other surfaces.
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That or they're going directly to brands like Coach and Nike and skipping department stores.
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However, it&aposs not mandatory, which means a lot of people end up skipping it.
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In some instances, I would go so far as to diagnose a case of skipping.
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"Really beautiful iridescence, like a bluebottle, or a fly's eye," he says, skipping a beat.
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What's more: There are now "Facebook nevers," children becoming tweens who are skipping Facebook altogether.
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Ericsson's goal came via a blast from the point, apparently skipping off a Carolina defenseman.
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We arrived late, skipping the cocktails, and entered a ballroom at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.
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If Bloomberg hasn't lost anything, what has he gained by skipping the first four contests?
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Next, though, Spicer makes the bold move of skipping over Yates's warning about Flynn entirely.
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That development may be partly driven by millennials who are putting off or skipping parenthood.
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Because when you're already skipping medications to feed yourself, every cough threatens such morbid calculation.
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The president and his staff are skipping the dinner for the first time in decades.
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Unfortunately, there's no accommodation for skipping tracks, nor is there a way to customize the controls.
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The secret is to have a balanced diet without totally skipping all the foods you love.
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If there's something you start to notice you're skipping over, then you should pull it out.
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If you have to claim your win publicly, consider skipping town immediately after claiming the prize.
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The PS4 bought a few years ago got me back into gaming after skipping a generation.
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And other research suggests there may be other short- and long-term consequences to skipping sleep.
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Schrader, who represents Oregon, gave perhaps the most candid answer on why he's skipping the inauguration.
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My favorite part that we haven&apost talked about it is Trump skipping the climate meeting.
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And here he is skipping a long-distance bounce pass like a rock across a pond.
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"At end of the day I want to help people," he replies without skipping a beat.
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Skipping a visit to the nation's capital could seem like a rejection of the team's namesake.
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It's that they're deliberately skipping over a strangely vital bonding moment that can never be reclaimed.
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There are other explanations, however, for voters skipping the Senate race in the overwhelmingly Democratic county.
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Hunt was especially unharnessed, spending almost his entire set skipping and galloping across the two stages.
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This might mean you'll have to decide on attending the wedding, but skipping the bachelor party.
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Even an expensive model would pay for itself in a few months of skipping the bar.
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I considered skipping the latter half of the day but convinced myself I'd just get depressed.
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It mixes boxing, jumping jacks, skipping and Muay Thai – the kicks especially help tone my butt.
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The self-adjusting cleaner head can tackle both hard floors and carpet without skipping a beat.
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Meanwhile, Australian students are skipping school to take a stand against political inaction on climate change.
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I'm skipping the gym today, which means I can really focus on cooking a delish dinner!
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You can watch the process below, although folks who don't like blood should consider skipping it.
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" Barely skipping a beat, Bishop added: "I wonder if she could say the same of him?
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The workout consisted mostly of skipping to the beat of the trainer's commands, zigzagging between cones.
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These days, this is how most of us listen to music, skipping between genres with ease.
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I'm taking PTO tomorrow, so I get into the office early, skipping Herkimer for office sludge.
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The motion also claims Syed poses no risk to the community or threat of skipping bail.
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Warrior Dashes have no penalties for skipping obstacles, and Spartan Sprints are designed for first-timers.
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Danius said she was "not at all worried" about the possibility of Dylan skipping the Dec.
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It's so damn cool, we won't even blame the videographer Scott Sorensen for skipping the bacon.
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You will have women skipping preventive services like cancer screenings because they simply can't afford them.
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Seriously, if you're skipping that department on your way to the shampoo aisle, you're missing out.
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Several prominent GOP politicians are also skipping the convention next week, the latest being House Rep.
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Unfortunately for her, this meant skipping out on the VMAs, but we're glad she's doing well.
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Illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay, collecting Social Security benefits, skipping the line.
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Without skipping a beat, you simply grab the door handle, open the door and sit down.
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Spike Lee, Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith are all skipping the Oscars ceremony this year.
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Illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay — collecting Social Security benefits — skipping the line.
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Sweden has dropped the investigation, but Assange still faces a British arrest warrant for skipping bail.
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I watch the videos of his runway shows, and the models are skipping down the runway.
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Ex-employees recall Ljung sometimes skipping important business meetings because he thought Toig could handle them.
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This is why the symbolism of Tillerson skipping the meeting would matter, beyond the practical consequences.
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He sounds fantastic on "Skipping Stones," a yearning duet with featherweight R&B star Jhené Aiko.
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Shoppers are getting more comfortable with buying things from their smartphones, skipping trips to the mall.
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"Skipping to school with mummy x kisses from Harper Seven 💕💕💕💕" she wrote.
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Just get the $159.99 model and save yourself 40 bucks by skipping the wireless charging case.
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Which is like skipping a double dog dare and going right to the triple dog dare.
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CNN and MSNBC have also said they are considering skipping, and Bloomberg cancelled its premiere afterparty.
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A female Saudi judoka deftly dodged contact with an Israeli by skipping her first round match.
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The commercial-skipping open beta will launch in March for any subscription-enabled Tablo OTA DVR.
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He's moving forward quickly, and I think Congress needs to begin to run instead of skipping.
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Also, the study found most people who are delaying or skipping care actually have health insurance.
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Nadal appeared to jab Federer in early 2017 when he said he couldn't imagine skipping tournaments.
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Many photos show people sitting alongside the fields, skipping through the lavender, and posing with friends.
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I'm skipping this political stunt at the White House and just invited the Eagles to Congress.
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So excuse our nation's nuclear energy innovators for skipping the funeral — they're busy answering that call.
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They argue that skipping the lengthier deportation procedures deprives people of the opportunity to claim asylum.
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AlphaGo Zero is designed to avoid all these problems by skipping the training-wheels phase entirely.
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Skipping the grocery store and shopping online could put impulse purchases, and some profit, at risk.
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It sounds like I'm skipping some steps, but that's kind of how it was — pretty surreal.
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To her surprise, skipping the autographs gave her a boost of energy she did not expect.
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But last month, Walsh criticized Trump for skipping a key G7 meeting about addressing climate change.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) says his leader erred by skipping committee hearings and markups on the legislation.
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Lou D'Allesandro, a New Hampshire Democratic state senator, downplayed the potential consequences of skipping the inauguration.
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HAPPY WEDNESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're definitely not skipping the GOP debate tomorrow.
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"I was wondering why the girls had lip gloss and [were] skipping to set," Adams said.
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French President Emmanuel Macron, who is struggling to stop street protests, is also skipping the forum.
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According to Pew, that was the top reason survey respondents gave for skipping regular religious services.
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Tomic immediately announced that he would be skipping Rio; Kyrgios followed suit a few weeks later.
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You might also consider skipping the DNA test altogether since the efficacy of it is questionable.
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And Wawrinka arrived here the fresher man after skipping the Olympics because of a back injury.
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He is skipping the Nordea Masters in his home country of Sweden to defend his title.
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The left controls volume and track skipping, as well as play/pause for media by default.
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Trump skipping the WHCD actually inspired an entire additional TV comedy special hosted by Samantha Bee.
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And according to reports, Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift will be skipping the ceremony as well.
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He is now in a British jail over skipping his bail to avoid going to Sweden.
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Not everyone has the luxury of skipping work or abstaining from spending money on March 8.
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Always showing that little skipping right low kick to the calf for unbalancing a retreating opponent.
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Eating fries and soda and skipping fruits and veggies isn't doing your gut bacteria any favors.
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When one sailed wide, skipping into shallow right field, Lindor slammed the dirt with his hand.
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And during the past 20 years, I've never met a nutritionist who has suggested skipping it.
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Mr. Bloomberg readied for his first test in Tuesday's primaries after skipping the four early contests.
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Many Catholic churches are skipping communion wine and the sign of peace, which involves shaking hands.
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Klobuchar then told the crowd she had to hit the road, skipping her typical photo line.
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Major actresses skipping Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet; Kristen Anderson-Lopez talking about gender parity.
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Ms. Guerrero and Ms. Lugardo, who were skipping two days of class, are very serious fans.
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The same day, he appeared in court and was convicted on the charge of skipping bail.
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So I'll start with the question we're all wondering: Will skipping coffee make me a millionaire?
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This shutdown waltz can feel like a record skipping, the same beats playing over and over.
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Another study, which found that skipping breakfast had health costs, was funded by the Quaker Oats.
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In these studies, participants are assigned to eating breakfast or skipping, then compared to each other.
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Skipping stations by turning a local into an express, for example, can help with the spacing.
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Mr. Gazzara recalled skipping school for more than a month to see every play on Broadway.
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I get up and get ready for my shoot, skipping breakfast so I don't feel bloated.
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But many people had been skipping their court dates, opting to remain in the country illegally.
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For someone with heart failure, skipping just a pill or two can bring on a crisis.
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It's going to mean not having friends over, skipping parties, and cancelling reservations at favorite restaurants.
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This, too, could benefit from more marinating, but it's skippable if you're in a skipping mood.
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"It was not an easy decision," Woods said in a Twitter post of skipping the Players.
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"Inappropriate" is my explanation for why I'm turning off the TV or skipping past a song.
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He was serving a one-game suspension for skipping the All-Star Game in St. Louis.
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There's also the news that some of NYC's most celebrated designers are skipping the event altogether.
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Here are 29 products to buy at Trader Joe&aposs and 12 you should consider skipping.
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Some are even willing to pay the levy charged by the government for skipping private coverage.
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But skipping the small talk and asking their opinion or recommendation can get the ball rolling.
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But you can save even more energy, water, and drudgery by skipping the pre-rinse, too.
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Now, regarding screens, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends skipping them for kids under 18 months.
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PlayStation is skipping a major video-game conference because of 'increasing concerns' over the coronavirus outbreak.
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The ship will remain docked in Civitavecchia until Friday evening, skipping the port of La Spezia.
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Generation-skipping transfers come with a federal exemption from taxation that mirrors the estate tax exemption.
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Prevu, a New York based brokerage, does this by skipping traditional marketing, and instead marketing online.
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My three encounters with "La Serenissima" felt like skipping across a couple of centuries of history.
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He left the circle of light, came back, and began again, skipping the ice-bear part.
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Skipping the in-store bloodbath and copping them for $23 at Amazon is a no-brainer.
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So skipping a day of driving each week would significantly decrease an individual's contribution to emissions.
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Alabama's top blocker, cornerback and receiver are skipping their final seasons to enter the N.F.L. draft.
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He later sits next to two empty chairs and rips Democrats for skipping the meeting. Nov.
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Then there's the possibility raised by ProFootballTalk: How long until college stars start skipping entire seasons?
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The estate tax and the generation-skipping tax will be repealed, but not the gift tax.
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Skipping regular tire pressure checks can lead to tire failure and presents a major safety risk.
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"The most important thing is that it becomes regular and you don't start skipping," she said.
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But skipping breakfast is not an option if I don't want to feel cranky, even lightheaded.
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US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and IMF managing director Christine Lagarde are also skipping the event.
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He consciously censors himself, skipping over the curse words in the song as he raps along.
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Lue said he believed that James would benefit from skipping a second game in two nights.
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Some top college football players have already begun skipping year-end bowl games, for this reason.
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But, Mr. O'Toole said, if Mr. Jean-Raymond was comfortable skipping the show, Reebok was, too.
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So for many Jews, skipping Christmas — even hating it — is an essential part of our Judaism.
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More than 27 Republicans in Congress are skipping February town halls with constituents More than 22010 Republicans in Congress are skipping February town halls with constituents Members of Congress are set to return to their districts this weekend for their first weeklong recess since Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Suddenly we both decided that this was enough, my heart skipping, and the boar grunting and feinting.
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Lawrence: When the song first started, I thought I'd be skipping it within the first 30 seconds.
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They also use noise reduction so your important calls can come in without you skipping a beat.
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As Jason Del Ray recently wrote at ReCode, many of these brands are skipping VC all together.
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It's a total workout, which makes me feel a little better about skipping the gym all week.
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The win was announced on the red carpet before the ceremony — which Grande is skipping — even began.
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What if Underwood goes the route of Maynard, skipping the tradition in favor of something less prurient?
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But she's not done there — the model then strips off her top before skipping into the waves.
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Some employees are skipping their vacations because they plan on rolling those unused days into next year.
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"Whole30 has always maintained the importance of eating whenever participants feel hungry, and to avoid skipping meals."
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Here's hoping the whole skipping out on parties thing isn't a foreshadowing of a runaway bride situation.
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Will Smith says he will join his wife Jada Pinkett Smith in skipping the Oscars on Feb.
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Focused on content, Internet users increasingly are circumventing ads — consciously skipping them or installing ad-blocking software.
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As the New Year's Eve party approached, she thought about skipping it, but she ended up going.
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You don't want someone skipping your song at all, so there's kind of like this healthy balance.
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And skipping rehearsal isn't an option in a country known for supersize parades to mark major events.
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Effectively skipping Iowa, Mr. Kasich spent 19903 days in New Hampshire, holding 106 town-hall-style events.
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Meanwhile, headlines scream of infrastructure deadlines missed, athletes skipping the event and even a scuppered terror plot.
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New York Marathon entrant Kris Ledegen, 49, of Herdersem, Belgium, said he never considered skipping the race.
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But is skipping straight to "initial community offerings" or employing blockchain technologies the right way to go?
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Schools can choose to punish students for skipping class, but they can't clamp down on free speech.
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The company is once again skipping whole in-person thing in favor of its livestreamed Nintendo direct.
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Several prominent names are skipping the show this year, including the CEO of Fiat Chrysler, Sergio Marchionne.
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The company, Skipping Rocks Lab, says the membranes decompose after four to six weeks if not consumed.
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Skipping rush-hour traffic costs customers between $200 and $225, but saves them a couple of hours.
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My roommate took care of the dogs, so I head straight to bed, skipping my skincare routine.
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"It's like skipping a stone across water," Neil Bennett from the WA Bureau of Meteorology told AAP.
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Without skipping a beat, Twitter made it clear that the movement was anything but a witch hunt.
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Just this week, Trump was criticized for skipping the annual White House Passover Seder on Monday night.
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Once he'd collated the data, he adjusted his diet accordingly, skipping the meals that dampened his mood.
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Would they miss key items or story components by skipping the stairs and creating their own pathways?
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Nowadays, skipping to the next song on streaming services like Spotify and Pandora is easy—too easy.
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The 'exon 53 skipping' was successful in all the 25 patients tested in the trial, Sarepta said.
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We're thinking of skipping our gel appointment and giving our nails a break with these fruity polishes.
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Swedish authorities later dropped the investigation, but the UK continued to seek his arrest for skipping bail.
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I found myself skipping the automatic light tracking feature altogether and just dialing in my own setting.
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And so would the British police, who don't take too kindly to people skipping bail and hiding.
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He sounds purest and most striking on "Skipping Stones," a refined and lovelorn duet with Jhené Aiko.
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This year, Trump is skipping the dinner — he's the first president in 22006 years to do so.
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He is skipping the ceremony, and will be the first president in 36 years to do so.
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News that the family is skipping the tradition after the 2017 card led to major family drama.
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He skips back and forth across the green — and when he's skipping I know he's having fun.
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"Privilege comes in many forms," Deja retorted without skipping a beat, garnering more cheers from the crowd.
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News that the family is skipping the tradition after the 2017 card led to major family drama.
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Skipping out on them — and the taxes owed — could put you in a lot of hot water.
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He made a crack about the security and, without skipping a beat, went back to the set.
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A U.K. judge since handed him a 50-week prison sentence for skipping bail in that case.
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In fact, skipping the "conversation" and just checking those out is a pretty good way to go.
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Along with gorgeous lead leg work, skipping into knees and pushing off into skip-up high kicks.
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"It's a combination of everything," Kardashian tells Chyna in the clip after skipping a party she hosted.
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Many leapt from the pre-web era straight to the mobile internet, skipping the personal computer altogether.
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Usually, when I look at a game and I see people skipping turns, that's a good sign.
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So given this year's Met Gala theme, attendees had a strong case for skipping a manicure altogether.
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Jayden flew home after every semester, but this was his first time skipping town for spring break.
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Eventually, I started skipping the blue question marks, which ended up being shorthand for an empty promise.
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This guy in China has posted a now-viral video of himself skipping at an insane pace.
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Should Day end up skipping the Olympics, the Australian team would be without its two best players.
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The only drawback to skipping your period is that some women will experience spotting, Dr. Dardik says.
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The President told Fox News on Sunday that he had made a mistake in skipping the event.
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It works by skipping the deleted exon, allowing the remainder to join and form a complete gene.
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Sarepta said all 25 patients in the early-stage trial displayed an increase in skipping exon 53.
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Sometimes there are pictures of her at her grandmother's home, skipping about, smiling from ear to ear.
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Erdoğan said in recent days that he was considering skipping the Washington visit over the congressional action.
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She may have crossed a line, but men have been skipping rope with that line for years.
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More consumers are choosing fake trees, which are often imported from China, or skipping the tree altogether.
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The White House responded to their decision saying it was "unfortunate" the congressmen were skipping the event.
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So far, supported controls include skipping songs, snoozing alarms, and silencing phone calls by waving your hands.
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It was reported that Jay-Z was skipping the Super Bowl halftime performance to protest Kaepernick's unemployment.
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People around the world have known for centuries that skipping some meals is good for the body.
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Unfortunately, many get into the habit of skipping their monthly savings when they need more cash flow.
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Business Insider recommends skipping third-party sellers altogether as a surefire way to avoid potentially faulty items.
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The United Kingdom has said Assange will be arrested for skipping bail if he departs the embassy.
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John Kasich is embarrassing the Buckeye State by skipping the Republican National Convention this week in Cleveland.
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And Google drew bipartisan criticism for skipping a congressional hearing about social media and misinformation in September.
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History suggests skipping four states that in the past have been game changers could be a gamble.
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Assange is currently serving a 50-week sentence in a London prison for skipping bail in 85033.
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Trump last year was roundly criticized for skipping a pair of cemetery visits to commemorate Veterans Day.
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"As of right now, we're not planning on him skipping a start," Arizona manager Chip Hale said.
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They may not be skipping work, withdrawing from social activities, feeling hopeless or crying all the time.
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It has a flat top with control buttons on it for skipping tracks and changing the volume.
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Bourdain recommends skipping travel websites like TripAdvisor or Yelp in favor of niche forums with message boards.
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But skipping the big payments due in May and July would probably mean many more creditor lawsuits.
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When his professor announced that they would be skipping the chapter on African art, he felt insulted.
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Karen went off following her Monday arrest in Atlanta for allegedly skipping car payments on her Maserati.
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"Be the boss ass bitch that you are," remarked Tygapaw on her strategy for skipping the line.
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I'm skipping ahead during the ring introductions, the iffy camera angles on the "ring girls," the walkouts.
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Ashley Tisdale has announced that she's skipping school...the upcoming High School Musical 4, to be exact.
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The gift and generation-skipping taxes have existed to keep wealthy individuals from avoiding an income tax.
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So it looks like TPCi is skipping the Passimian episode...and I can uh....understand why pic.twitter.
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In high school she met a boy and started skipping class, until eventually they both dropped out.
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"It's an embarrassment to the country," Mr. Stewart said, criticizing members of Congress for skipping the hearing.
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In high school, Mike started smoking weed and skipping class, which got him held back a year.
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Nearby, a few children were skipping rocks, and people sat on the beach in twos and threes.
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Which is the track-skipping thought of an actor who's carrying a play around in his mind.
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Giants would face the threat of customers recklessly using cloud resources before shutting down or skipping town.
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Tell him your concerns about the gossip and ask how he feels about your skipping the festivities.
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The term refers to a type of grace or buoyancy, demonstrated by skipping across the water's surface.
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Again she spurned the traditional role, skipping the sightseeing tours and such arranged for the accompanying wives.
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Nadal finished No. 2, and Federer, 37, finished No. 3 despite again skipping the clay-court season.
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Some doctors advocate skipping the tests and just giving penicillin shots to all children with sore throats.
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" Without skipping a beat, Eureka switched gears to the body politic and warmly answered, "We're all afraid.
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"I know what goes on," Ms. McCray said, adding that she was justified in skipping board meetings.
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Lower bodies moved in the natural movement that Duncan preached as a religion — walking, skipping, running, twirling.
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Our writer found many examples across the U.S. of people retreating into the shadows and skipping appointments.
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Ocasio-Cortez and Pressley won't be the only Democratic lawmakers skipping the State of the Union. Rep.
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So I have real credibility when I say that there is no peril in skipping the Sept.
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During a 2013 on-camera interview with Montreality, RZA recalled skipping school to watch kung fu movies.
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Candidates skipping King Day at the Dome is disrespectful AF. You don't miss an Iowa steak fry.
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In 2010, Democrats were skipping town halls to avoid voters' rage over impending changes to health care.
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This may mean canceling meetings, working remotely, or skipping a conference (if it hasn't been canceled already).
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It's the first time he'll be on, due to his novel strategy of skipping the early states.
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"He is skipping the democracy part of this," Elizabeth Warren told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on Monday night.
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In 2011, the nation of Samoa hopped across the international date line by skipping an entire day.
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I advise skipping the base version for the more potent 4-cylinder engines found in upper models.
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Even an expensive $400 model would pay for itself in a few months of skipping the bar.
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Despite skipping the first four Democratic nominating contests, Bloomberg is picking up steam in the national polls.
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Stewart has Picard's fatherly mannerisms down pat while Spiner resurrects Data's earnest obliviousness without skipping a beat.
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In 2020, Samsung is skipping a few numbers, rocketing the naming scheme right up to Galaxy S20.
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Other popular responses include skipping videography (37.8%), a champagne toast (30.7%), wedding favors (21.1%) and photography (13%).
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Mori said that Ghosn's skipping bail cannot be justified and that the court has revoked his bail.
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Skipping that step and scheduling arguments before the full court signaled the exceptional importance of the case.
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ATLANTA — Some professional athletes (hello, Roger Federer) try to preserve their bodies by skipping a few competitions.
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The automaker has bought Super Bowl air time for 10 of the past 11 years, skipping 2018.
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John McEnroe played Wimbledon after skipping the French Open five times; Jimmy Connors did it six times.
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Sarah spends much of King's ninth novel skipping school and wandering around Philadelphia in an existential funk.
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But Prescott's pass to Elliott in the flat wasn't close, skipping in front of the running back.
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Dujardin cantered toward us in a zigzag, skipping the horse onto a different leg at each turn.
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The Hill's Whip List of Democrats skipping this year's address includes Waters and Green, along with Reps.
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Earlier in the broadcast, Obama lashed out at the National Rifle Association (NRA) for skipping the event.
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It's skipping the traditional I.P.O. process in the same way Spotify did, by pursuing a direct listing.
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Instead, she suggests skipping the side dish when ordering at restaurants as a way to cut costs.
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Still, he was bullied for being different, and started acting out, skipping school and getting into fights.
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He was dragged from the embassy on April 11 and jailed for 50 weeks for skipping bail.
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Ultimately, it's your choice of course, but skipping the sink does reduce your risk of spreading bacteria.
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The 1980s, with their flickering, ever-skipping videotapes, are a great period for the found-footage aesthetic.
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The president's stated reason for skipping a Putin meeting — the crisis in Ukraine — is a legitimate one.
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Other factors dissuading players from skipping clay events include the addition in 2015 of a third week between the French Open and Wimbledon and, as Rafael Nadal pointed out, a new ranking system that penalizes players for skipping a tournament instead of just picking from their best 18 results.
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And skipping this step could have financial consequences such as fines, and needing to undo or redo work.
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Of course, avoiding marriage and skipping out on having babies isn't a realistic solution to the wage gap.
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He joined several of his fellow Olympians that year in skipping the traditional White House visit post-Games.
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"Initially, disengagement related to substance use is manifested by spending less time studying and skipping classes," Cimini said.
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But if you're cool with skipping all that, Amazon will deliver a real Balsam fir to your doorstep.
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Many in the nation of 30 million are skipping meals, and increasingly suffering from malnutrition or preventable disease.
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That's, admittedly, skipping over a few key steps like how to make a mould of a frozen bird.
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Trump, the chief GOP bully, will be back in the debate tonight, fresh after skipping the last one.
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Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Volvo, Porsche, Jaguar, Land Rover are skipping the show in an official capacity this year.
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I felt like I was "skipping steps," like I should have been married or older or more established.
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A spokeswoman for Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan, AshLee Strong, dismissed the idea of skipping the summer break.
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All but Bloomberg, who is skipping the first four nominating contests, are vying for support from Iowa Democrats.
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I've come to love having quick access to volume, play / pause, and track skipping on earbuds like Bragi's.
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He even want as far as skipping a Fox News debate, choosing instead to host a fundraiser instead.
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Mr. Hawley has avoided making public appearances with Mr. Greitens in recent weeks, even skipping some party events.
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There are steps you can take that don't mean skipping meals or ditching your favorite brand of yogurt.
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" And in 2015, Bailey opposed a California bill that barred parents from skipping vaccines due to "personal beliefs.
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By the time I was in fourth grade, I started skipping meals and experimenting with self-injurious behaviors.
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A uniformed officer was taped skipping with children in a circle as others looked on during the concert.
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Tom and Taylor's whirlwind world tour has made it Down Under – but Hiddleston isn't skipping his cardio workouts.
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Ahead, check out 10 products that'll make you think twice before skipping the Sephora and Ulta Collection sections.
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A few years out of college, he decided to pursue medicine, but found himself skipping classes to write.
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While Antroinette knew her daughter was skipping some insulin doses, she did not know the risk that posed.
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Of all the excuses for skipping a workout, getting more sleep seems to be a pretty legit one.
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As Vox's Julia Belluz reported, one in four people with diabetes are skimping on or skipping lifesaving doses.
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Because there was always so little to go round, it didn't take long before she started skipping meals.
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However, she said that constantly skipping meals may result in less productivity at work and less intense workouts.
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It also features 22GB of memory, so you'll stay productive with a good workflow without skipping a beat.
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Liukin started to struggle with her confidence, and began skipping out on events to hide in her apartment.
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Some of them feel out-of-place skipping a grade or under pressure in an advanced placement program.
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It's also skipping the customary analyst call and is no longer providing financial guidance for the coming quarter.
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And for only $34.99 a month, you'll be saving a ton of money by skipping the overpriced restaurants.
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I'd also love a smarter way of skipping commercials beyond just fast forwarding 30 seconds at a time.
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The streaming service isn't skipping the show this year, but it is going a bit more low-key.
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EST We've learned from listeners that there's some skipping on this week's podcast that omits chunks of audio.
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Fixing it would be too expensive, so instead, it was skipping town, and taking the lessons learned elsewhere.
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Spring primary season has, for all intents and purposes, given way to the fall election, skipping summer altogether.
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The company told The Verge it's skipping the "OnePlus 25" because the number four is considered unlucky (tetraphobia).
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Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown was back at practice on Wednesday, two days after skipping team meetings.
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By skipping the debate, Trump is giving the other candidates a chance to brand him as a coward.
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According to Nielsen, 25 percent of people who record a show on their DVR are skipping the ads.
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Some aren't immunized for medical reasons, and nearly all states permit skipping shots for personal or religious beliefs.
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The study could not show a cause-and-effect relationship between skipping breakfast and any of these measures.
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Ideally, you want to be able to hear your favorite running playlist or podcast clearly, with no skipping.
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Last year, this same director posted this picture of Frank Ocean skipping rocks into a pile of mud.
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Late last year, Sony announced that it would be skipping its big annual press conference at the event.
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If I'm sewing my kid's Halloween costume, it means I'm skipping a meeting or blowing off a rewrite.
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Thus by skipping buying on Wednesday, the BOJ appeared to have reduced buying in short maturities this month.
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Chipotle mismanaged its communications crisis by burying the lead with the media – and then skipping crucial crisis steps.
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Seems like Taylor Swift had a good reason for skipping out on MTV's Video Music Awards this year.
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Many teachers wing it, teaching the kids what they kind of know, skipping over whatever makes them squirm.
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As the singer told People, when she's out with boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama, she's perfectly comfortable skipping makeup altogether.
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The set has buttons for power, pausing music, volume controls and skipping tracks, and the battery is rechargeable.
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I ain't mad at her...If your song is fire, there's no way we're skipping past it. Period.
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But yes, there are some people who are just purposely skipping over things that they don't agree with.
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Eat sensibly early in the day (no meal skipping!), and have a light snack before you head out.
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Is there a practical reason for skipping so many plot-significant moments in such awkward, startling, distracting ways?
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Romney is skipping the Republican National Convention in July, as are George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush.
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Wait, what's the difference between "cleansing conditioner" and just skipping shampoo and washing your hair with a conditioner?
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It brings in all the triumph and satisfaction of a conventional sports movie while skipping the conventional routine.
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She knew she needed to get clean, but she'd always cave eventually, skipping doctor's appointments to get high.
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They first noted that nutrition researchers love to publish results showing a correlation between skipping breakfast and obesity.
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People were consistently biased in interpreting their results in favor of a relationship between skipping breakfast and obesity.
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After skipping multiple tournaments to rest following her diagnosis in 2011, Williams returned to professional tennis in 2012.
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In February, at a closed-door meeting of his conference, Ryan floated the idea of skipping a budget.
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Here are 27 products to buy and 14 to consider skipping at Banana Republic, Old Navy, and Gap.
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Those who are inactive for two years -- which could mean skipping a federal election -- are mailed confirmation notices.
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CheatSheet also recommends skipping Aldi's zipper-top bags, as Redditors seem to have noticed a drop in quality.
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Trump and other candidates have slammed Rubio repeatedly for skipping Senate votes to attend to his presidential run.
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Some major stars are already skipping college to play ball in Australia -- including LaMelo Ball and R.J. Hampton.
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You can see how this might be useful for taking selfies, or for skipping tracks while streaming music.
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The New England Patriots quarterback is the latest celebrity to say he is skipping the convention in Cleveland.
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Skipping the birthday bash might be a smart idea after all ... good luck finding the millionaire a present.
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Disabling ad-skipping is now a common practice across services, in fact, but it's confusing to end users.
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It was one night when we went out to take photos of the neon Skipping Girl Vinegar sign.
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One is that we now have tools which mean it's impossible to resist skipping through things, randomizing things.
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By skipping the conching stage, the finished product has a matte luster and "slightly grainy and unrefined" mouthfeel.
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That is, you can use media keys for skipping tracks or playing and pausing music, and receive notifications.
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Bay Area startup Soraa is skipping all the noise for the moment, instead making color its primary focus.
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Instead, The Sinner has carved out a singular niche for itself by entirely skipping the question of whodunnit.
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And I'm still not sure how he got so much forward motion on this bizarre skipping knee strike.
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In addition to saving money, we found skipping a traditional wedding was a better fit for other reasons.
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As annual income increased, the risk of skipping care decreased, and the risks were smaller for insured families.
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The ship is skipping its last port of call in Mexico and will eventually go to San Francisco.
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Then, back at the beginning of May, Padilla started following through on his threats and skipping debt payments.
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Brown expressed his annoyance over being fined $53,950 by the Raiders for skipping a mandatory walkthrough on Aug.
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Biden's campaign did not respond to a question from Reuters about why he was skipping the Iowa event.
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Washington and Oregon are among the 18 states that allow parents to claim philosophical exemptions when skipping shots.
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My husband and I are thinking of teaching them a lesson by skipping Christmas gifts this year. Thoughts?
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Evidenced by affordances it continues to offer like skipping your March payment to Apple Card without incurring interest.
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CBS rescinded Jackson's invitation to present at the Grammys, and she was reportedly pressured into skipping the ceremony.
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Why: It's personal, so you have to answer — there would be a social cost in skipping a reply.
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It's sad, seeing the Australian Open and now skipping the Davis Cup, and other big tournaments are coming.
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The song begins by reminiscing about how ninth grade used to be about "getting laid" and skipping class.
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SAS Updates A recent trend for airlines has been to fly direct between cities, skipping connections through hubs.
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" Best of the rest • Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase said skipping Saudi Arabia's big investment conference accomplished "nothing.
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The news comes after several major GDC participants had already announced they were skipping the event this year.
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Word of her talents makes its way to the fairies, who are themselves very gifted at skipping rope.
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Skipping the ice bath entirely or getting out early were both options, but I wanted to try it.
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"Without skipping a beat she said the best criminal defense lawyers went to Brooklyn Law School," Bondy recalls.
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Skipping the first four contests, the self-financing billionaire has focused his attention (read: money) on March 3.
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Past presidents usually attended the DC tradition, but Trump is skipping the Honors for the third straight year.
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Frank Pallone (D-NJ) to summon Pai to an "emergency briefing" that the FCC chairman ended up skipping.
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It's mostly for things like skipping to the next or previous song, but some might find it handy.
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She also said that Ghosn's skipping bail cannot be justified and that the court has revoked his bail.
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Italian Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan was skipping the Brussels meeting and is among possible successors to Renzi.
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In August 2018, a Swedish girl named Greta Thunberg started skipping school on Fridays to protest climate inaction.
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The three teenagers had been skipping high school classes to visit former teachers at Harlem Park Junior High.
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Bulger was captured in California a decade and a half after skipping town ahead of a pending indictment.
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He has returned to the Knicks without any apparent issue after skipping Monday's game without notifying the team.
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An estimated 16.5 million people, or one in ten Americans, plan on completely skipping work the next day.
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The firm also found that it's not just those skipping the whole day who can drive up costs.
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The rights groups argue that skipping the lengthier deportation procedures deprives people of the opportunity to claim asylum.
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Sharon Lode, who is 65, was not worried that skipping the debate could hurt Trump on caucus day.
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"Roma" was released by Netflix — largely skipping theaters — and some voters seemed unready to crown the streaming service.
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But with challah bread, a bagel, and Russian rye in the house, it's worth not skipping the gluten.
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After my initial display of grit, I wobbled, skipping classes, hanging with others, trying to forget something terrible.
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The CDC noted that since more people are skipping measles vaccinations, the disease is able to spread again.
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But if you're surveying Pret's bonnes bouches with a few dollars to spare, I'd recommend skipping the pastries.
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Three years of recession and soaring prices have pummeled Venezuelans, with many skipping meals and lootings of supermarkets commonplace.
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He joins Patriots safety Duron Harmon who told TMZ Sports that he would be skipping the ceremony as well.
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Studies show that skipping sleep leads to elevated levels of a hormone, known as ghrelin, that makes you hungry.
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"If your blood sugar is low (from skipping breakfast), you're going to start eating anything and everything," Civille said.
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But it does fix the sound feature, and both include a rewind function for skipping back a few seconds.
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Skipping unnecessary antibiotic use for things like the flu or acute bronchitis dropped from 50 percent to 44 percent.
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But, what people are skipping over ... Meltzer also reports she will "probably remain affiliated with the company" after Wrestlemania.
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If he walks towards you when you're skipping and expects you to walk out of his way, skip harder.
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The underage cast members on Netflix's Stranger Things were seen skipping around the room together at the Governor's Ball.
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Skipping BS is one thing, but this feature could be a cause for concern for daters worried about harassment.
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Trump announced he would be skipping the dinner — nicknamed "Nerd Prom" by Washington insiders — in a tweet last month.
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"Many people have this perception that skipping on vacation time makes them look like a better employee," Berger said.
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They're likely wary of skipping steps in the appellate process, even to stop a ruling they don't agree with.
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Assange faces up to 12 months in prison for skipping bail and will be sentenced at a later date.
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Crowley was tsked by the New York Times editorial board recently for skipping a primary debate with his challenger.
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Ans she wasn't the only one skipping the gowns in favor of black tie trousers on the red carpet.
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Even designer Ralph Lauren flipped the style script, skipping tuxedo pants for a pair of worn-in denim jeans.
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Xiaomi launched its Mi 5 during MWC 2016, but this year it appears to be skipping the show altogether.
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But we kept on, because we understood that skipping out on good Beyoncé tickets was a form of blasphemy.
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Though Americans on average get 10 days of vacation, Schawbel said employees are often pressured into skipping vacation days.
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For example, Sanders is now skipping Thursday's CNN and Human Rights Campaign presidential town hall focused on LGBTQ issues.
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It's easiest for me to rationalize skipping these elaborate destination weekends when I'm a member of the bridal party.
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Police in London said they were still obliged to arrest Assange if he left the embassy for skipping bail.
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After all, if it's a two-hour class, did I really want to blow over $100 by skipping it?
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School students around the world have been skipping school to demand that world leaders take action on climate change.
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When that happens the display will attempt to keep up by skipping frames in the middle of a refresh.
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I grilled my OB on skipping pain meds (she laughed) and pondered the benefits of a doula (she scoffed).
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No one has yet been fired for failing an evaluation, or for skipping work three days in a row.
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After skipping a few grades, she enrolled at the University of Maryland to study medicine when she was 16.
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Apple has gone through all the numbers from one through ten, skipping two and nine for its own reasons.
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On the way down the stairs, she lists what she sees as his failings without skipping a beat: Gov.
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Watching not-Cristina manipulate Meredith into skipping the awards to operate on her was some serious Cristina-level shit.
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"Or B: If you need to do 16 hours, try to consider skipping dinner and not breakfast or lunch."
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Countdown raked in the dollars despite its bad reviews, with audiences agreeing, in hindsight, it was probably worth skipping.
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It has the same capacitive buttons seen on other recent Sonos speakers for play/pause, volume, and skipping tracks.
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She walked around the statues and listened to speakers, including the artist behind the memorial, without skipping a beat.
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With Halloween officially behind us, Starbucks is skipping right over turkey day and getting ready for the holiday season.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee has even told athletes to consider skipping the Games if they're concerned about the virus.
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In skipping her insulin shots, Akers was effectively able to starve her body of energy while continuing to eat.
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The company claims the peppermint will help you save 214,2100 liters of water over its lifetime by skipping laundry.
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Still, if the undercard did nothing to change those candidates' trajectories, skipping it likely did little to help Paul's.
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By skipping the GOP debate on Thursday, Trump took away Cruz's final chance at a game-changing televised moment.
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In fact, research from Cornell University found that skipping meals before going hitting the supermarket leads to unhealthy purchases.
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Houston played with verve against the New York Knicks and Utah Jazz after skipping a shoot-around both days.
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By skipping the more expensive lidar sensor, they're able to keep the total cost of the vehicle to $5,000.
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Skipping the glitzy initial public offering is not the standard route to going public, but it's been done before.
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Doesn't he see how this is affecting Jessica, who is skipping school to get drunk with her own rapist?
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A little girl runs towards the main bridge connecting China and North Korea, a skipping rope in her hand.
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He said he had considered skipping CNN debates in September and December unless the network donated to veterans' groups.
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I packed a travel cribbage board, a skipping rope, and I just bought a yoyo at the gas station.
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Skipping breakfast and running on an empty stomach led to an average of 20 percent more fat being burned.
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If it's not skipping an afternoon latte, maybe it's downsizing your gym membership or eating in more at home.
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Disney was one of the first, skipping Comic-Con in 2011 for both for its own films and Marvel's.
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Trump announced late Tuesday that he is skipping the seventh GOP presidential debate in Des Moines, Iowa, Thursday evening.
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The White House said Trump would depart mid-morning on Saturday, skipping sessions on climate change and the environment.
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For many of us, skipping breakfast is NBD, particularly when you're sufficiently distracted and quaffing black coffee all morning.
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It gave users instant access to up to 25 songs per day, plus ad-free radio with unlimited skipping.
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For three years, she juggled multiple jobs and school, sometimes skipping one semester to save money for the next.
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Google added fuel to the fire last week by skipping a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on foreign influence operations.
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He had left China shortly before with little other than the skipping rope he always carried in his pocket.
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AWD is $2,200, but we recommend skipping it and fitting snow tires instead if cold weather is a problem.
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Google added fuel to the fire on Wednesday by skipping a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on foreign influence operations.
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A study in Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice last year examined data on cost-related skipping of diabetes medication.
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That team had just one winning campaign before skipping town after the 1971 season to become the Texas Rangers.
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A NerdWallet study found that41% of millennials have skipped or considered skipping a weddingbecause they couldn't afford to attend.
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Others, like the Google spinoff Waymo, are skipping partial autonomy for systems that can drive without any human supervision.
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Finally, let's also not forget that Trump has a track record of skipping debates or threatening to do so.
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In other words, Merad is starting to think that skipping some meals could help people live longer, healthier lives.
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Senator John McCain of Arizona will join four of the five living former Republican nominees in skipping the convention.
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President Trump is skipping this year's dinner, the first time since 1981 that the sitting president will not attend.
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Jenna, who owns an iPhone XS Max, said she's skipping the iPhone 11 in favor of the 2020 iPhone.
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Few things get Wall Street excited like a big IPO, but you might be better off skipping the party.
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French President Emmanuel Macron -- who, like Mnangagwa, is trying to quell violent street protests -- is also skipping the forum.
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Thunberg began skipping school and protesting outside of the Swedish Parliament in August 2018, inspiring Fridays for Future protests.
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To them, the economic recovery was a fickle storm that brought rain to some parched farms while skipping theirs.
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Franken kept a low profile, skipping Senate votes, but his office said he would make a statement on Thursday.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is skipping it because she has to deal with this little thing called Brexit.
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Aim for a variety of healthy whole foods at every meal — and try to eat regularly, without skipping meals.
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They are skipping over a proven, cheaper and less controversial approach that should at least be given a shot.
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The hour-long set started to unravel when she forgot her material and started skipping around to unconnected jokes.
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It was then that I got booked to play at a garage rave—this is skipping forward, 1997, 1103.
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The look, the feel, the awkward dialogue—the new writers seemed to be dropping in without skipping a beat.
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The Brewers planned for Sunday to be a bullpen day after skipping the turn of struggling starter Matt Garza.
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Observe the sensations of the body from the toes to the tip of the head, not skipping any parts.
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He had started skipping the other New York tab, the Daily News, because he thought it treated him shabbily.
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Millions are skipping meals, missing medicines, and lining up for hours at shops during acute shortages and crippling inflation.
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But the journey to that point, that fierce hospital shootout and the heartbeat-skipping epilogue, was dramatic, exciting, fun.
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Cruz has hit back at the front-runner, accusing Trump of cowardice for skipping Thursday evening's Fox News debate.
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Most of them weren't skipping class, either — New York City's Education Department gave students permission to attend the strike.
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So maybe it's worth skipping the Big Buddha on Lantau Island if you don't have a lot of time.
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There she is in her mid-60s, skipping to the podium in front of an audience of eminent psychologists.
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That means skipping across the galaxy with her trusted bodyguard who's going to have to double as a babysitter.
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The interview, a disquisition really, lasted three entertaining hours, his mind a smooth-playing L.P., never skipping a groove.
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But eating too many calories late in the day is not quite the same as skipping breakfast, he added.
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But her voice also stuttered like a skipping record, the bending of her body distorting the sound, revealing pain.
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Skipping along parallel to the touchline, Vahid Amiri nutmegged Pique before floating a perfect cross toward the back post.
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Episodic and pleasantly unhurried, the movie follows the ebb and flow of a regular workday while skipping the tedium.
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But in the last year we lived together, it was obvious he was skipping his medication more and more.
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Still, if handshaking is spreading regular colds and flu around, skipping one might reduce the risk of those diseases.
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According to The New York Times, the President has considered skipping general election debates for the 2020 campaign season.
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Some view his strategy of skipping the first four states as a long-shot gambit that will fizzle out.
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One in four diabetics ration their insulin intake, skipping doses or taking less than prescribed to make supplies last.
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I haven't seen her since I started my new job, and I've been skipping support meetings because I'm busy.
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In many cases, patients appear to be skipping needed treatments because they can't afford their copays or co-insurance.
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Rather than sit and stew over criticism from his fellow Republicans, Mr. Christie said he was skipping the event.
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He is skipping the first four nominating states, but recent national polls have shown him creeping into third place.
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They do that with the help of technology, by skipping expensive middle-men and not taking excessive administration fees.
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The only exception is the absence of No. 21.30-ranked Serena Williams, who is pregnant and skipping the tournament.
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Meanwhile, he has asked/pressured me three times to get rid of my generation-skipping trust ... with no explanation.
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Skipping the French Open to improve one's chances at Wimbledon was more common in the past, especially among Americans.
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People can save money, he said, by skipping embalming, opting for cremation over burial and resisting a fancy coffin.
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But the aides said Biden, now 77, won&apost publicly announce that he&aposs considering skipping a second term.
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But skipping meals or eating too few calories earlier in the day appears to stack the odds against us.
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