" Another commando is heard comforting the injured man with the words: "Stay calm, little guy, stay calm.
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When that happens — and it will — stay calm.
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Mark Struthers: Stay calm and have faith in our system.
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And after you've done that, stay calm and back yourself.
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However, I chose to stay calm and not fight back.
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"But until then we have to stay calm," he added.
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Try to stay calm, rather than meeting anger with anger.
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Meanwhile, she says the Rosary and tries to stay calm.
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"Stay calm and make lemonade," wrote leading investor Saul Klein.
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"Stay calm, be civil, it's OK," Mekeland told the newspaper.
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"Stay calm, even if that means saying nothing," she said.
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" While the president exhorts the public to "Just stay calm.
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You get more bird chirps the longer you stay calm.
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You try to stay calm and explain what you've learned.
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I also think it's helping me stay calm and mindful.
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"Stay calm, we'll keep you posted," a subsequent note read.
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So just stay calm, keep shopping, and keep shattering world records.
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When you're faced with a crisis, it's important to stay calm.
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Sometimes the kitchen is designed to challenge you to stay calm.
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So I think what he's taught me is to stay calm.
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Somehow, I managed to stay calm and win in the third.
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He quickly issued a statement asking his supporters to stay calm.
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It was very important to stay calm after the Ludogorets goal.
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Can he stay calm as other Republicans defect and criticize him?
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As such, they don't yell back but, rather, they stay calm.
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Between matches, he repeated his mantra: Stay calm and just play.
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Others urged her to stay calm and avoid angering the officer.
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And if you can remember that, it helps you stay calm.
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One more question: How am I supposed to stay calm today?
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If nothing else, let this be a reminder to stay calm.
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At 40 minutes, I was taking deep breaths to stay calm.
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As panic spreads, he is calling for people to stay calm.
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What have you personally been doing to stay calm and centered?
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Once you do, prepare for those scenarios so you stay calm.
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"Mommy loves you," she told them, willing them to stay calm.
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And I'm wondering if I would've been able to stay calm.
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We ask you to stay calm, stay where you are hiding.
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It's important that I stay calm, both for me and my team.
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I think let's stay calm and look at the chess board here.
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"Honey, I need you to stay calm," he says in the video.
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"I tell the parents to stay rational and stay calm," he said.
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Stay Calm Under PressureEvery business experiences setbacks, some more dramatic than others.
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" She adds, "I need to relax, stay calm and take deep breaths.
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Smith's father, Patrick Smith, urged people to stay calm after the verdict.
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"The main thing to do was just to stay calm," he added.
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He was pretty rattled, but I was just trying to stay calm.
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So I said to myself, 'Stay calm, we can figure this out.
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Patients stay calm and awake while the surgeon literally electrocutes their brain.
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Still, it would pay for the Irish to stay calm and collected.
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Mr. Colborne's granddaughter, Debra Drancsak Cooper, 54, urged others to stay calm.
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The teachers were calm, so the students tried to stay calm too.
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It is important that people stay calm and focus on saving money.
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It's incredibly important to stay calm and not make any irrational decisions.
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"We're trained to stay calm and think clearly in emergency situations," Hemal said.
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Make sure to maintain eye contact to help show sincerity and stay calm.
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Instead, stay calm and don't panic, advises health and wellness guru Deepak Chopra.
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I was trying to stay calm the whole second set, the whole tiebreak.
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" A man can be heard urging the cousins to "stay calm, stay relaxed.
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My recent post, 10 Ways Smart People Stay Calm, really struck a nerve.
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"Stay calm and we won't do anything to you," the officer told him.
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"Stay calm and we won't do anything to you," the officer told him.
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As she struggled, she focused on her breath to try to stay calm.
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"However, try to stay calm, maintain perspective and recognize what's in your control."
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We do need to stay calm even though this is an unprecedented situation.
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But it's important to stay calm and follow the advice of healthcare professionals.
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Ananya said that was a signal for her to stay calm and focus.
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If Bouncers is to be believed, you've got to stay calm, stay focued.
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Does she stay calm when you miss your red-eye flight due to traffic?
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The nurses' union told its members to stay calm as it considered its response.
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" The sea of contradictory expectations is neverending: "Don't scream, just stay calm and wait.
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He found a way to stay calm in there even thought they had pressure.
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But nuclear powers need to know when to worry and when to stay calm.
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Stay calm and don't react to things they say, like I cut myself everyday.
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As a psychotherapist, I am asked by many patients to help them stay calm.
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But to stay calm, I won't be checking the balance of my investment accounts.
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A financial planner can help you stay calm while the stock market is dipping.
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The secret to overcoming psychological fatigue at work could simply be to stay calm.
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Of course, we couldn't really expect things to stay calm in Calabasas for too long.
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It will help you stay calm and give the issue a chance to heal. 2.
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Learning for how do you stay calm under tremendous pressure, we're teaching that as fun.
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I advised him to stay calm and that we'll get to the bottom of this.
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I ask her to stay calm and I lower her down with my co-coach.
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China will stay calm and sober-minded, embrace greater openness and work for mutual benefit.
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"I definitely had to tell myself to stay calm during the match," she told BBC.
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" His father, Chad Wells, added, "I think the Boston experience helped him to stay calm.
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Changing jobs is incredibly stressful, so do your best to stay calm throughout this transition.
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If you're diagnosed, try to stay calm, ask your doctor questions, and follow their recommendations.
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But she remained compliant, urging herself to stay calm for the safety of her baby.
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Employees with integrity communicate openly and honestly, lead by example, and stay calm and positive.
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As I tried to stay calm on the phone with the closing attorney, she sighed.
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It doesn't hurt us at all to stay calm and not fly off the handle.
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My heart was beating out of my chest, but I was trying to stay calm.
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Now, all you have to do is stay calm before you meet your future boss.
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Trina] 11 Everybody Stay Calm 12 Oh Mama 13 Thursday in the Danger Room [ft.
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But he also urged New Yorkers not to listen to rumors and to stay calm.
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"Man, just stay calm," said defensive tackle Fletcher Cox, who was a force all day.
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Buhari and his rival, former vice president Atiku Abubakar, both urged voters to stay calm.
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The most important thing is to stay calm and stay up to date on news.
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"We need to stay calm," Ms. Vázquez said at a news conference on Saturday afternoon.
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"I was just trying to stay calm and composed," said Primeau, a freshman at Northeastern.
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The Buckeye Fire Department instructed residents to stay calm in the event of a rattlesnake encounter.
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It's the ability to stay calm under pressure, and to reach that state of calm intentionally.
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They will respect you more if you're able to stay calm when faced with unexpected interruptions.
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I tried to stay calm, but I could feel her going way above my natural outline.
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Consumers in industrialized countries can stay calm, as they typically drink their beverages with less heat.
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Lily tried to stay calm; she knew raising her voice to her father wouldn't end well.
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If Modi chooses to stay calm, he has the ability to withstand public pressure, Jaishankar added.
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President Muhammadu Buhari and his rival, former vice president Atiku Abubakar, urged voters to stay calm.
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"I just had to go out there, stay calm and believe in my work," Lehtonen said.
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That, and an ability to stay calm and the confidence to be a little off-beat.
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As infuriating as it is when things go wrong on your trip: try to stay calm.
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He also kept filming in an effort to stay calm, especially when things looked the worst.
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" He added, "You just try to stay calm, because that's when the players are watching you.
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Speaking to Fox News on Monday, Gosar stressed the need to stay calm about the virus.
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"The first movement is over, and I'm trying to concentrate and stay calm," Ms. Mutter recalled.
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One common query among survivors: How should one stay calm during the country's most triggering holiday?
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Often, he listens to music with one ear bud, which helps him focus and stay calm.
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The recent coronavirus-motivated market selloff — and dip — is not at all unusual, so stay calm.
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Q: How were you able to stay calm and show so much empathy for the gunman?
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"But I've told my folks to be professional and stay calm – don't panic," the official said.
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Yi Gang, the governor of the People's Bank of China, said investors should "stay calm and rational".
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But there are still opportunities out there if you stay calm and you know where to look.
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On her personal app, Jenner revealed that 2016 was the year where she learned to stay calm.
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And though she tried to stay calm herself, the actress couldn't help but have a few outbursts.
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How Corden managed to stay calm and not smash his car into oncoming traffic is beyond us.
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The INSIDER Summary:In order to win at an argument you should stay calm, express yourself, and listen.
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Apologize if you feel you may have caused offense, but try not to panic, and stay calm.
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Copper's close presence helps Connor stay calm and ride out his attacks with a friend close by.
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"I've been trying to stay calm, but how do you ever remain calm after that?" she asked.
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Still, there are plenty of things you can do while you wait to help you stay calm.
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Speculators who believe markets will stay calm can sell (or "write") options on volatility, earning premium income.
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Maranto remembers being impressed that his relatively green lieutenant was able to stay calm while under attack.
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Do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?
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"I told everybody to stay calm," he said of the persistent rumors on Thursday's MLS trade deadline.
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"Spear fishing is a lot like archery: You have to stay calm and stay focused," Klimitchek said.
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President Muhammadu Buhari and his rival, former vice president Atiku Abubakar, both urged voters to stay calm.
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Moraima Céspedes Morales, director of international affairs in Cuba's Ministry of Agriculture, told him to stay calm.
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Mr Nangaa blamed "the material deficit" caused by the fire and implored the country to stay calm.
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Their lack of emotions—such as anxiety and fear—helps them to stay calm in frightening situations.
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Do you stay calm, keep smiling, and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?
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But the CDC did have some information for funeral directors: namely to stay calm and suit up.
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"There's just more confusion," Knauss said, adding that his general message to people is to stay calm.
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His main area of improvement is in his ability to stay calm and out of foul trouble.
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Foreign observer missions declined to comment on the hacking allegations but urged all parties to stay calm.
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"'Just focus your mind on coming home, don't look at anyone, stay calm,'" Zavala told her son.
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Hopkins says she worked to stay calm during that time, but didn't know how her story would end.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has some good advice for parents whose children have experienced medical emergencies: Stay calm.
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Stay calm and rational Some China watchers are skeptical that Beijing's hardened media strategy will yield positive results.
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I did my best to stay calm, but I really thought all my stuff was gone for good!
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But Lesley (Keith Fleming), another of the Ardsmuir bunch-turned-Jamie sidekick, isn't so ready to stay calm.
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"Buffon told me to stay calm, do what I know and to have fun," Donnarumma told RAI television.
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President Muhammadu Buhari and his main rival, former vice president Atiku Abubakar, both urged voters to stay calm.
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The moon meets Pluto and opposes Mercury, and you're itching to say what's on your mind—stay calm!
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But sometimes, it's not always a mechanical thing as it is a confidence thing, trying to stay calm.
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In the meantime, the advice for dealing with online abuse is to stay calm, it's not your fault.
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Stay calm, there are a lot of options for you still, including this handy kitchen appliance from KitchenAid.
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But we need to stay calm and keep focused if we're going to get through this tough time.
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We realized we had to stay calm and focused enough to describe ourselves rather than describe each other.
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" Trump responded, "If you look at those individual statements, they're all true: stay calm, it will go away.
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But let's stay calm and look for the silver lining, or in this case, the garishly gold lining.
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Rabinowitz helped him stay calm and got him into trials for medications that Kerr believes saved his life.
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Stay calm, stay focused on his winningest issue — the economy — and don't allow yourself to get baited by Clinton.
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Kim, 35, said they were making an "emergency landing" while Kourtney, 37, said to "stay calm" in a snapchat.
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I am trying to stay calm, to talk with you for the first and last time on this paper.
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It's a grim project, but one that the creators hope will help teachers stay calm in a real emergency.
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But a day after after chipmaker Broadcom reported disappointing earnings, Wall Street analysts are urging investors to stay calm.
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Michel appealed to the country to stay calm after chairing a meeting of the government's security council on Saturday.
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I knew it was so important for me to stay calm, and honestly, it could have gone either way.
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Melissa Blake, mayor of the municipality, urged locals to stay calm, but to get out as quickly as possible.
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" She continued: "Do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?
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"We need to stay calm...it's not worth (protesting) when Sall has already won," said former soldier Marcel Gomis.
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"I'm just proud of how he prepared for the game, how he was able to stay calm," Petrino said.
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The lamas in charge of the institute have urged people in the area to stay calm, the group said.
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Tammie Jo Shults, a former Navy fighter pilot, said her military training helped her stay calm during the ordeal.
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"Just stay calm — it will go away," he said, but there is no scientific assessment to back that up.
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Keys's mentality and physicality have matured in the past four years, allowing her to stay calm, composed and resourceful.
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You do need social skills: the ability to talk to people, spot potential problems, de-escalate tensions, stay calm.
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He sought to reassure his wife, telling her to just stay calm, that an ambulance was on its way.
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"Do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?" she writes.
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It is very important that we stay calm we analyze the situation and we give advice to our clients.
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Even if you believe in magic, the markets rarely stay calm and buoyant for such an exceedingly long time.
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This was a really ugly day for the stock market, not denying it, but you need to stay calm.
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In analytical Earth sign Virgo, it will also help you stay calm and logical about whatever you need to do.
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The climate and the elements are super hard, so if you can stay calm, you can probably make it far.
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If you're flying solo, just remember to stay calm, stay focused, keep your eyes and ears open, and BE NICE.
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McCune was burned so badly, her bandage changes could take several hours, and she listened toSwift's music to stay calm.
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"Everything could be crumbling around you, but the expediter has to be able to stay calm under pressure," he said.
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"We should stay calm, there is no reason to be particularly afraid," said Elisabetta Jacona, a Milan resident and doctor.
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The trust said people who encounter a sea lion in the water should ignore them and try to stay calm.
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I've been in a couple positions where I've been on top of the leaderboard, and I just really got ahead of myself, started thinking too far ahead, and I just told myself I need to calm down really, take it shot by shot and stay calm, breathe a little bit more and just stay calm.
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And when BTS member Min Yoon-gi (AKA Suga) tweeted a mysterious photo at Ed Sheeran, that army couldn't stay calm.
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The family wants a therapy dog to help Bryn stay calm enough to communicate if he becomes distressed or sick again.
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I can stay calm in a crisis because I have learned how to sort out the details and fix the problem.
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"We want people to stay calm and we want to give them assurances but we can't give them assurances," Murguía said.
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Hopefully those are three easy things that can help you stay calm when the market decides to take its next dive.
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To get up the boulder you have to slow your heart rate down, stay calm and constantly change your breathing pattern.
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One of the videos, for example, is a five-minute cartoon that teaches children how to stay calm on a flight.
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His few tweets on the outbreak have urged the public to stay calm and applauded Chinese efforts to contain the outbreak.
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The stranger got on the phone with the 911 dispatcher as Rodriguez performed CPR and helped Rodriguez stay calm, he said.
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I would stay calm in these situations, because I'm a person who gets things done, and I don't believe in ghosts.
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Tedros also said he does not advocate the evacuation of foreign nationals currently in China, and urged people to stay calm.
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I see people that aren't changed yet and whose hair isn't done, but I know it's really important to stay calm.
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Or I could try to stay calm and keep our relationship alive in the hope that he might ultimately see sense.
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So, let's all take a deep breath, stay calm and try to respond to them to the best of our ability.
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A Honduran pastor who now lives in Guatemala walked the length of the bridge Friday night, imploring people to stay calm.
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As adults, it's automatically expected that we have the capacity to sit still and stay calm, cool, and collected at all times.
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Fidget Cube is a little device that lets you click, flip, roll, and slide its different buttons so you can stay calm.
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After the 2016 election, though, I doubt "listen to elites when they tell you to stay calm" will be on the list.
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Law enforcement officials are investigating alleged crimes, but are also urging the public to stay calm and not engage in clown mischief.
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If players can master their emotions, and stay calm or calm down, the game levels are easier to master and less surreal.
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" But above all, Nelson's key advice is to stay calm: "Be calm – if you're calm, the dog or cat will be calm.
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"Yeah, so you try to stay calm," says the Wild 'N Out host, who's also dad to 15-month-old son Golden.
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So I'm just going to say I will miss your ability to stay calm through anything, no matter how terrible or stupid.
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You're gonna see a lot of crap — trust me, it's gonna be more than you can handle — but you gotta stay calm.
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But at the same time I did my best to try to stay calm, stay focused and do my job out there.
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Monday was another down day for the markets, but some strategists suggest that instead of panic-selling everything, investors should stay calm.
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Charlotte, a 10-year-old golden retriever, goes to work with Luthy during his shifts, alerts him and helps him stay calm.
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When trying to dislodge a stuck passenger door from the sidewalk and he puts the car in reverse, breathe and stay calm.
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As parents, it's important to stay calm and resist the urge to blame our kids — or anyone else, really — for our emotions.
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Christoff's ability to stay calm in the middle of crisis stems from her time on McCain's 85033 campaign for the White House.
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So as Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, Miranda at first stuck to his generally approved script: acknowledge the problem, but stay calm.
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Public health officials have urged Americans to stay calm while taking measures to protect themselves with more cases expected in the country.
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"Through ballet, I am able to stay calm and find balance as well as build friendships with my fellow soldiers," he added.
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So to the extent that sex helps us to stay calm, we might actually see less aggression and more congeniality in the workplace.
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Well, as the world now knows, Trump couldn't even stay calm long enough to stop arguing with (and talking over) moderator Lester Holt.
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"It's important to remember that during these things you must stay calm, call for help and try to get evidence," Chris tells says.
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Much like the iconic scene from The Office, we should all listen to the wise words of Michael Scott and stay calm people.
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President Muhammadu Buhari was meeting with senior members of his party on Monday over the postponement and has urged voters to stay calm.
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The unfoldable desk gives the people a place to stay calm around the stall and enjoy both the beer and the hot dog.
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He and Muthama urged Odinga supporters to stay calm and out of harm's way but, ominously, said there would be no backing down.
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If you find that this type of meditation helps you stay calm and focused, it's a practice you can use whenever and wherever.
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But on the other hand, we need to stay calm and realize that there are more and more interdependencies between the global economies.
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And their coach, Ekapol Chantawong, who had trained in a Buddhist monastery, led the boys through meditation sessions to help them stay calm.
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A government official at a food storage point outside the town of Pedernales asked a supplicant, Jose Gregorio Basulor, 2350, to stay calm.
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I'm really grateful to be going through this sober and to have such a strong community that helps me stay calm in chaos.
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U.S. public health officials have urged Americans to stay calm while taking measures to protect themselves with more cases expected in the country.
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I am going to stay calm and try not to put such high expectations on myself so perhaps I won't get so frustrated.
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"To have that social intelligence to know when to exert aggression in the military environment, and when to stay calm, cool, and collected."
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The tremors will continue for several weeks, emergency management official Ricardo Penaherrera warned on Friday, and he called on Ecuadoreans to stay calm.
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Extensions are not a bad thing If every tax preparer you call is already too busy to see you in person, stay calm.
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During times of volatility, seasoned investors Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio agree that it's best to stay calm and stick to the basics.
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They said not to approach the animal, to stay calm, to back away slowly and to throw stones if the cat behaves aggressively.
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"My gynecologist advised me to stay calm, because there's nothing we can do if something happened to the fetus," the expectant mother said.
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China also hoped that "relevant parties stay calm, exercise restraint and avoid doing anything that might raise tensions", Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said.
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"My car kept turning and turning upside down, and I was just like, 'I got to stay calm,' " Stephanie Scott told the TV station.
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Xi, in turn, called on all relevant sides to stay calm, exercise restraint and enhance communication and dialog to safeguard regional peace and security.
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Acosta remembers someone on the loudspeaker telling the store to stay calm, that police were coming, and then the chilling sounds of people's terror.
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It was not easy, but Grant says "checking (his) emotions at the door" allowed him to stay calm and invest for the long term.
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Meanwhile, Beijing urged all parties to "stay calm and stop irritating each other" on Wednesday after receiving a rare rebuke from Pyongyang, Reuters reported .
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Related: We Asked a VR Meditation Expert How To Stay Calm Kim Chi Emoji Are Here to Make America Glamorous Again Post-Election Hangover
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It's a principle to stay calm under fire—I think it's a survival tactic we have—and it's just a matter of being respectful.
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A statement on the website of the Indonesian embassy in Washington urged its citizens in the United States to stay calm, but keep vigilant.
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Baser: 'She is responsible' Baser, 45, is a village elder and says he encouraged people in his village to stay calm and not fight.
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Earlier Friday, Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta rejected the idea of playing games without fans in attendance, while also suggesting fans should stay calm.
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Emergency life vests didn't immediately deploy, according to Fox News, but the Galapagos tour guide can be heard urging her group to stay calm.
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But if you just stay calm and evaluate your options to the fullest extent, you can find light at the end of the tunnel.
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Kyrgyz Prime Minister Temir Sariyev visited the Jalalabad region on Tuesday, urging worried local residents to stay calm, the government said in a statement.
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"I have worked hard to stay calm, but now it's getting so much harder," Sarah Arana, 52, a medical social worker from Paso Robles, Calif.
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Will Hewitt deliver as soothing a tone as Britton did while telling people in oh-my-God-how-is-this-happening situations to stay calm?
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Omar Abdullah, a former chief minister of the state, said he believed he was being placed under house arrest, appealing to people to stay calm.
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JAPAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER KONO SAYS ANY DISRUPTION IN MIDDLE EAST WOULD HAVE A BAD EFFECT ON THE GLOBAL ECONOMY, ASKING EVERYONE CONCERNED TO STAY CALM
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They're just sitting there staring at a board, and so the body has to be capable of dissipating that adrenaline to stay calm and focused.
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DOG is the perfect learning tool – he's energetic, he's playful, he's excellent at testing the dogs' ability to stay calm and focused in any situation.
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Strom said she was trapped for about 45 minutes and just tried to stay calm before the fire department was able to get her out.
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I managed to compose myself and stay calm, but 15 minutes later, I decided to say something: 'Excuse me, were you talking about me before?
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Your mindset must go to "save" from "spend," you must stick to your plans to reach your goals and stay calm when your investments fluctuate.
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So, look at, what I'm saying is in the spirit of trying to stay calm here, take a look at the facts at our hand.
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Mr. Abdullah instead urged them to stay calm, and he agreed to the power-sharing deal that the United States brokered after months of stalemate.
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I can't move my hand from my ear and I'm panicked, but then I'm trying to stay calm enough to do whatever he tells me.
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As important as it is to remain informed, however, it's equally necessary for people to stay calm and not lapse into full on Facebook post hysteria.
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We knew they would make a run, make some shots, but we just had to stay calm and patient and keep doing what we were doing.
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Mark Cuban counseled his longtime friend Michael Cohen on how to stay calm in the wake of the Russian investigation that has Cohen under a microscope.
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So just having my husband there to cheer me on and help me stay calm and confident and keep the game face on was really essential.
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Just stay calm, follow these talents on social media, and venture out to BBQs this summer with heat on your phone and peace in your mind.
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Many of us are expected to do several jobs at once — follow the news, cook family meals, stay calm, care for our kids and teach algebra.
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Djibril Sangare, a ranger with the brigade, said he has learned how to stay calm under the constant threat of attack, finding strength in the mission.
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So, to reiterate, stay calm, and practice the same tried-and-true basic health practices that have existed for "well over a century," Dr. Lushniak said.
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Ethan Harvey, another of the teens, said that while all this was going on, their friend Gabriel Neilson was trying to help the boy stay calm.
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While the best-packed carry-on can't guarantee your flight won't get delayed, it will help you stay calm (and even cozy) in the most chaotic airport.
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During times of volatility, seasoned investor Warren Buffett says it's best to stay calm and stick to the basics, meaning, buy-and-hold for the long term.
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"I want to ask people to stay calm because this incident happened over such a long time," Widodo told reporters at a Jakarta clinic offering re-vaccinations.
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But if the worst happens and you accidentally eat a hotter-than-normal meal or a fiery pepper, try to stay calm — the burning sensation will pass.
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"I was down one break, and I'm just trying to stay calm and I'm just trying to learn from Roger," the Korean told the ATP's official website.
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Financial planner Neal Frankle is urging his clients above all to stay calm and not let euphoria or depression about Donald Trump's election drive their next moves.
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She tried to stay calm and told her friends and the Good Samaritans to lie her flat with her legs up and apply pressure to her wound.
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Felix Tshisekedi, a leading opposition candidate, urged his supporters to stay calm despite the electoral board's (CENI) decision on Thursday to delay the vote by a week.
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I'm so used to drunks trying to grope me that when it happens, I just stay calm and defuse the situation by joking that it'll cost extra.
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"Please look for higher ground at least 10 meters (33 feet) high, stay calm and keep monitoring information from the geophysics agency," Karnawati told a news conference.
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Macron visited a paediatric hospital on Tuesday and urged the French people to stay calm after signs of panic buying of staple goods in and around Paris.
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For me, catching flight connections can be a problem, and I can get annoyed, but when I stay calm, I feel less bothered by what's going on.
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And one answer keeps coming up: Stay calm, do nothing, and hope that whatever the president is so worked up about right now will be forgotten by morning.
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While investors can make some moves to make their investment accounts more defensive, ultimately, people need to stay calm, stick to their plan and remember the investing basics.
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But they have nothing on the Iraq memories of "Stay Calm, Get Low," borrowed from memoirist Colby Buzzell, who liked Warren's adaptation so much he wrote liner notes.
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For his part, Sandmann told Today that he didn't feel he was disrespectful and was trying to stay "calm" during the encounter, smiling to signal his good will.
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"When markets are so unstable, the best thing a central bank can do is to stay calm and hold tight," said an official directly involved in monetary policy.
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"One must stay calm...the current level of the euro clearly does not prevent our companies winning market shares, being strong, performing and competitive, and exporting," he said.
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The thoughtfulness with which I was touched — all at suburban New York hospitals — made a real difference in my ability to stay calm and lie still as needed.
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Health officials throughout the region continue to urge residents to stay calm and take normal precautions, like washing hands frequently and avoiding contact with people who are ill.
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Eric Phillips, who leads airport customer service, said he held an "all-hands" meeting for his team, emphasizing the importance of cleaning and reminding everyone to stay calm.
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He said he&aposs consulted with a number of parents who want to try treating ADHD with cannabis to help their children stay calm, relaxed, and more focused.
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Do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?" the 2016 Democratic nominee asks in her new book, "What Happened.
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She spoke about how "Oklahoma" has given her confidence, how she manages to stay calm and how a famous Ailey solo — in retrospect — prepared her for the part.
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As the investigation continues, and as medical experts try to understand the effects of rat hepatitis E on human health, Chinese officials are asking the public to stay calm.
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We must stay calm, we must have confidence and we must concentrate — these are the three words we've have been focusing on to get them ready for the final.
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On January 24th the country's information minister, Lai Mohammed, opened an investigation into "the issue of possible deceit", urging those who had "bombarded" him with complaints to stay calm.
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Laithongrien Meepan, the owner of Ayutthaya's Elephant Kraal and Village, said he was pleased the elephants managed to stay calm on Tuesday despite the bustling crowd and the heat.
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Watching the businessman pretend to stay calm about what he definitely sees as a supreme betrayal reminds us his eventual meltdown will likely be even more explosive than usual.
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Read More Cramer: Planning for the worst with China For those who are willing to stay calm and accumulate a position gradually into weakness, Cramer recommended considering RPM International.
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" As for what advice he gives his kids when it comes to dealing with police, Strahan said for him, it's about "learning how to handle it, to stay calm.
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That's all the information we have for now, and we ask you to stay calm and enjoy the remaining half hour of travel as we descend into San Francisco.
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So he has to stay calm and take it as a positive as he can, just be there in the match, just try to be present, which is tough.
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They will be organized by family groups and will be placed so they face others with whom they get along to ensure that they stay calm for the trip.
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Drawing from his years in the monkhood, Mr. Ekkapol, 25, taught the boys he coached to meditate in the cave to stay calm and pass the time while trapped.
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"I'm wanting to convey to Oregonians, and frankly folks on the entire West Coast: stay calm, continue on your daily lives and follow public health precautions," Ms. Brown said.
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"This is a rape on Democracy, you must all stay calm, put on your lenses, be vigilant and do not retreat," Ms. Touray posted on her official Facebook page.
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"Oh man, my heart was beating out of my chest, and I was trying to do everything I could [to stay calm]," Manaea told Braden in a postgame interview.
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And if you need even more evidence of Shults' superhuman, almost unfathomable ability to stay calm under terrifying circumstances, just revisit the audio of her communications with air traffic control.
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It was Trump's inability to prepare, to focus, to restrain his ego, to stay calm when faced with evidence that he has lied — heck, his inability to finish sentences. Sentences.
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With the road jammed with fleeing cars and fire burning on both sides of the road, Pierce tried to stay calm for the two colleagues who were riding with him.
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The system is designed to reward trainees who confidently handle environmental stimuli, stay calm, are not overly sensitive to their harness, do not get distracted and have good social manners.
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"There's a desire for revenge by the Luo community, I'm trying to tell them to stay calm, but they are so bitter and angry," Gordon Onyango, 32, a Luo, said.
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If you can't stay calm, bet on volatility because you're gonna see a lot of ups and downs and back and forth between now and when a deal ... is reached.
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"We always know, when we go in the stand, if the bear comes up the tree, stay calm," White, who has hunted for 45 years, told Global News on Monday.
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Poroshenko urged the bank's more than 20 million clients to "stay calm" and said that he had submitted a draft amendment to parliament aimed at giving additional protection to depositors.
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"I'm a very calm person so it won't be too hard for me to stay calm when it gets to the race," he told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday.
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So this year, when your problematic grandma launches into her annual expletive-filled tirade on the ridiculousness of Batman's superhero suit having nipples, you should stay calm, cool, and collected.
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Along with sticking to your investment strategy, Roberge told his clients to stay calm and avoid letting fear drive them to make decisions that could derail their future financial plans.
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Don't make eye contact A guide told his tour group not to move and stay calm after a cheetah jumped into its Land Cruiser in the Serengeti region of Africa.
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So let's round up the crowd, because everyone knows when a 3-year-old falls into a zoo enclosure, you should know exactly what to do: Stay calm and be quiet.
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Most people find it impossible to make their cats do just about anything, but this man has trained his four felines to stay calm as they cruise around on his motorcycle.
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I tried to stay calm since the circumstances of the incident weren't really cleared up at that time and there was still the chance that it was all a tragic accident.
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Hague, 43, is now back in Houston, and he recently spoke to the Associated Press about the ordeal, saying he knew he needed to stay calm despite all hell breaking loose.
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The twists and the turns of the stock market may have you itching to make a move, but health and wellness expert Deepak Chopra has some advice: stay calm, don't panic.
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Then there are the ones who yell at you because a dish is empty, and if you can stay calm you can explain to them that a new tray is coming.
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PRAIA/LONDON (Reuters) - Florzinha Amado is eight months pregnant and trying to stay calm about whether the Zika virus infection she contracted at 93 weeks could have harmed her unborn child.
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"It's a combination of hand-eye coordination, very good depth perception and also the ability to stay calm under pressure," said Horbaczewski, when asked to describe the criteria for chosen pilots.
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But health officials are determined to be ready for whatever comes — heads down on their spreadsheets, trying to stay calm in a battle where planning ahead and avoiding drama mean victory.
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"All of us are trying to stay calm and take it step-by-step," said Karen Tibbitts, a Salt Lake City resident who attended that game and the one Monday night.
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Former President Obama is warning the public to "stay calm" and "listen to the experts" as fears rise over the international outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease known as COVID-19.
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Stay calm and carry on competing against rival appsPuddicombe said that what&aposs been instrumental to Headspace&aposs success is the varied skill sets the two cofounders bring to the business.
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"I think I was able to stay in and stay calm today, and that's what matters most," said Williams, who will face the unseeded veteran Hsieh Su-wei in the second round.
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One thing that will help the boys stay calm and enable them to escape is the static line they will be able to hold onto as the tangible path to the outside.
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Buckeye police said the snake didn't attack the family, but warned residents in a Facebook post to stay calm if you ever come across a rattlesnake or any other type of snake.
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Clowns. One Georgia girl brought a knife to school to protect herself; police in New York City have urged residents to stay calm; even Ronald McDonald is laying low for a while.
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The "Kick some hiney, Biney" sign he held up at the Olympics was actually a friend's idea, but the ability to laugh and stay calm during an intense situation is totally him.
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Twinings Tea understands that, so the company has released a whole line of teas inspired by Beauty and the Beast that should help you stay calm during this last phase of waiting.
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While visualization and similar methods have long been used by athletes during competition, Ervin feels that his meditation practice allows him to more easily stay calm and focus when facing a challenge.
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If you're able to stay calm and patient, you'll give the company more time to get it right and work out the kinks — from a firsthand perspective, we can't thank you enough!
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She told CNBC that the practice likely lowered their cortisol levels to help them stay calm, and lowered their rate of respiration in the confined environment, where air was a dear resource.
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Advice: Stay calm, don't panic Most common snakes found in Jakarta homes are not dangerous, however, Hamidi said that if large enough, a python can swallow a person and cobras are venomous.
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"I had practiced for all this time and it worked in a way where I was able to stay calm, successfully work through everything, bring the jet back and land safely," said Larson.
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"As someone who has dealt with anxiety for basically my entire life, I learned to focus on my breathing to stay calm a long time ago and took it for granted," Thorson explained.
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Four tactics to stay calm when it comes to money are: budgeting everything, saving more than you think you need, believing in your ability to manage your personal finances, and giving yourself breaks.
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Parents also need to stay calm, so that the kids feel comfortable coming back to them if they ever end up in a bad situation, like if a scary stranger won't stop messaging.
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My job will be the same as yours and everyone else's: to be kind, to stay calm, and to take care of whoever happens to need taking care of in my immediate vicinity.
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It's not always easy, but it's important to stay calm or else your child will pick up on your energy and they will get all wound up and upset and you don't want that.
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The pooches, who are all rescues of different breeds and ages, take turns pawing through the terminals, helping stressed travelers smile and stay calm, even when faced with delays, cancellations and upsetting national news.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The latest test of a new North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) is a provocative act, Russia said on Wednesday, calling on all sides involved to stay calm to avoid a clash.
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"Danielle rushed Ava off to the doctor after we heard her wheezing this morning and while I'm worried, I have to stay calm until she calls me with an update," her husband Adam says.
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Michele Fiore, a Nevada Assembly member who supported Cliven Bundy in 2014, began serving as a sympathetic go-between, reassuring the occupiers that they had sent a message while encouraging them to stay calm.
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Luckily for you — and anyone else who hasn't quite figured it all out yet — there are a few steps you can take to help you stay calm and move toward a career you'll love:
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Here's what you should do depending on your location, courtesy of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (also known as Cal Fire): If you're in your car: -- Stay calm and call 911.
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The Taliban were wandering the Farah city streets openly without fear as if they had lived there a long time, making jokes with their friends and telling citizens to stay calm and not worry.
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As top House Democrats demanded the Department of Justice release special counsel Robert Mueller's full report by next week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had a message for her caucus: Stay calm, cool, and collected.
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"People should stay calm, believe in the decisions of the party and the state, especially in the fact that the National Assembly is always listening to the people's opinions when discussing the bills," Ngan said.
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A cool head usually cashes in during moments like this and a range of top analysts and strategists have been giving their views on how to stay calm and ride this current wave of volatility.
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"There are knee jerk reactions, but it's important that policy makers stay calm, absorb some of these changes, lean against them where necessary to moderate or dampen some of the most excessive swings," he said.
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"We would stay calm here, there is no need for the meeting on Wednesday to take decisions on specific modalities of the mechanisms that are to shield the interests of European companies," the official said.
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" He added, referring to Real's loss to Wolfsburg in the Champions League quarterfinal before winning, 3-2, on aggregate on Tuesday: "There are difficult moments, like the first leg, but you have to stay calm.
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It signaled a break from the business-as-usual attitude he had been trying to project as recently as Tuesday, when he urged Americans to "stay calm" and said the virus would soon go away.
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Like the other mothers, Alphonsine sat on the terrace, trying to stay calm, eyes glued to the opposite wing of the hospital, waiting to see her son wheeled from the operating room to intensive care.
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Job seekers are never quite sure what to do with that time — but experts suggest that you look in a mirror, take deep breaths, and do whatever else it takes to focus and stay calm.
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"Ermias Asghedom, known to us as the hip-hop artist Nipsey Hussle, was a father, businessman, entertainer, and inspiration to many," Ridley-Thomas said, urging his district to stay calm and reflect on the tragedy.
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These were real events that happened in America: travelers toting "emotional support animals," claiming they need the ESAs (which are distinct from service animals trained to help those with physical disabilities) to stay calm while flying.
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He says it's not uncommon for people to feel embarrassed, but he encourages anyone who has a spontaneous exercise orgasm to stay calm, and make sure they're maintaining proper form even in the throes of pleasure.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian presidential challenger Prabowo Subianto said on Thursday he accepted a decision by the Constitutional Court to uphold the victory of President Joko Widodo in April's election and urged his supporters to stay calm.
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"Schmidt is asking for calm, but how we stay calm when we are fighting for our existence and the government is doing far too little to help?" asked Romuald Schaber, head of the European Milk Board.
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What we could do, however, was talk to experts in all of those fields and provide you with a menu of their very best tips for how to stay calm in the midst of any workplace storm.
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In a working paper on Tuesday, the central bank said China should cut the reserve requirement to help ease burdens on banks, fanning expectations of an imminent policy move as its governor urged investors to stay calm.
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During a visit to The Ellen DeGeneres Show last week, Ronan, 25, explained that she made sure to stay calm while working with Streep, 70, in the movie despite being starstruck by the three-time Oscar winner.
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Knight describes experiencing panic attacks that required medical attention; to stay calm at work, she kept a kitty-litter box full of sand under her desk so that she could plunge her toes into a simulated beach.
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Since Bryant's death on Jan 26, Childs tells us Mamba fans have been going at him on social media about the fight ... but he just tries to stay calm and hit 'em back with some positive vibes!
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Dr. Kelly Fradin, a New York City-based pediatrician and mother of two, has urged families to stay calm, noting that she hasn't disrupted her own routine and continues to take the subway to and from work.
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"We knew that if we wanted to be successful, we needed to stay calm and we needed to execute the procedures in front of us as smoothly and efficiently as we could," Hague told the AP last month.
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Even if we stay calm and focused, articulate our accomplishments, stand up for other women in the room, and are better prepared than our male counterparts, even then, sometimes the most qualified, deserving women don't get the promotion.
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It may sound counterintuitive to treat food allergies by exposing people to the very protein they're allergic to, but at times, tiny amounts of the allergen can actually teach the immune system to stay calm in its presence.
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According to Mr. Chung, Ms. Park said that if she was impeached, she would stay "calm and composed" during the next step in the process: waiting for the Constitutional Court to rule on whether her impeachment was warranted.
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By now, many have seen the headlines: "White House Spokesman Predicts More Federal Action Against Marijuana" (NPR), "White House: Feds will step up marijuana law enforcement" (CNN), "Marijuana entrepreneurs try to stay calm after Spicer comments on weed" (CNBC).
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This job may be the ideal career for someone who has a passion for or experience with structural engineering and sustainability; of course, the ability to stay calm under pressure (literally) and extremely strong diving skills are a must.
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Merkel and President Emmanuel Macron of France chose to stay calm and focus on the positive: The alliance had survived, it had issued a strong statement on Russia and it had laid the groundwork for important future military developments.
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However, Voss also tells CNBC Make It that Trump's counterparts in the negotiations over the shutdown, Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Charles Schumer, were smart to stay calm and unblinking in their refusal to give in to the president's demands.
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The first all-dog programming channel is available on Comcast, DIRECTV, RCN, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon FireTV, Roku, and as an iOS and Android app, and features well-researched content catered to engage your pet and help them stay calm.
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"I was nervous, but she was a lot more than I, so I was trying to stay calm to make her feel better," Campbell, 24, tells PEOPLE of when they received the startling news at the start of November last year.
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BoE chief economist Andy Haldane said he wanted to use "a sledgehammer to crack a nut", but another policymaker, Kristin Forbes, said the central bank should stay calm and not rush into a decision until more hard data was available.
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So, while Cramer understands that the market is descending into a spiral where balance sheets no longer matter to stocks, he reminded investors to stay calm and look for weakness so they can pick up high-quality stocks at bargain prices.
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Yet Fink said global markets remain on sound footing, where it is hard to see "a real setback economically," despite concerns over a U.S. tax reform deal as well as investors who are profiting by betting markets will stay calm.
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Obama, asked by host Stephen Colbert what advice she had for people in Britain about how to stay calm in a time of turmoil - a likely reference to political divisions over Brexit - said London was unique and should treasure its diversity.
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That improved behavior, combined with the support and counsel of the mental-health professional assigned to the class, helps teachers stay calm and balanced in the face of the inevitable frustrations of teaching a group of high-energy 4-year-olds.
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The Fed hoped, though, that between a small change in its policy statement and Powell's follow-up news conference, things would stay calm, a strategy Fed officials spelled out after the fact in interviews and in minutes of the December meeting.
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President Obama's departing ambassador to Germany, John B. Emerson, has used a series of exit interviews and speeches in recent days to urge the Germans to stay calm, not to overinterpret Twitter posts or view them as finished foreign policy.
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She wrestled against the shark's grip for about ten seconds before she could tear herself away from its jaws, somehow able to stay calm and remember to get her arm out of the water before the blood could attract any more sharks.
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LOST NUANCE The Fed hoped, though, that between a small change in its policy statement and Powell's follow-up news conference, things would stay calm, a strategy Fed officials spelled out after the fact in interviews and in minutes of the December meeting.
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"I repeatedly told her to stay calm and that a police car was coming," he was quoted as saying by the private television station Romania TV. He added he disconnected the call so that local police could get in touch with her.
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He said Tuesday that the public should "stay calm" because the coronavirus will "go away," though officials on the Sanders and Biden campaigns said they were acting on advice from public officials who were worried about convening big crowds during the outbreak.
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I think that's the only thing that I'm trying to stay calm about and focused on, is that it's not going to help her if I'm physically feeling stressed and I know that I can try to control it as much as possible.
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"The reason to stay calm is because we co-regulate with our children — when we freak out, they freak out," said Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg, a physician at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and co-founder of the Center for Parent and Teen Communication.
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"The statement encouraged all members to stay calm and adhere to guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and said that the UAW is working to safeguard its members during a situation that "is changing hour by hour, day by day.
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After official appeals to stay calm, many Chinese were cancelling trips, buying face masks, avoiding public places such as cinemas and shopping centres, and even turning to an online plague simulation game or watching disaster movie "The Flu" as a way to cope.
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"Birds of prey will only work with you through a bond of trust ... it helps us to help the young people to understand about trust and how to build trust and how to stay calm and how to be patient," she said.
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So when her dad was frantically explaining that he had "put him in his little ball like I do every Sunday," but that somehow the little brown fluff ball had disappeared, she was shocked and tried to stay calm — for her dad.
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Sanders's tendency to paint the entire non-Sanders Democratic Party as corrupt is annoying and offensive to the establishment on a personal level, but the smart strategy is to just take a deep breath and try to stay calm as the primary plays out.
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In fact, the prison was so worried that Campbell's lungs would give out and he would stop breathing, while lying on the execution gurney, that the team gave him a wedge pillow to help him stay calm and alive until they could execute him.
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In addition to these perks, the Shed Defender also claims to help pets stay calm — by working like a Thundershirt to keep them warm and serve as a replacement for the dreaded "Cone of Shame," since it prevents licking or biting of sensitive areas, too.
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It is hard to imagine how Reynolds managed to stay calm, collected and polite in the face of what she was living through -- a gun pointing in her face, aimed by a clearly stressed out police officer who had presumably just shot a man.
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And even if you fail completely to help the other person — or have no interest in doing so — skills like self-validation and reflective listening will help you stay calm and effective instead of reactive and impulsive in the face of other people's bad moods.
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"I take it as a challenge every day to try and make a difference on the team, and try to stay calm and try to stay positive during the toughest times, because that's when you're being watched more than any other time," Collins said.
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Muller took their blood pressure and put headphones over their ears, which played a pre-recorded voice over telling them to stay calm and comply with instructions—as well as soothing music and whispering voices to give them the impression Muller had co-conspirators.
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During the press conference Governor Cuomo also spoke about school-closing procedures, a bill for employee paid sick leave and stressed the risk the virus poses for the elderly and those with pre-existing conditions while emphasizing the need for people to stay calm.
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Timothy Brewer, an epidemiology professor at the University of California Los Angeles, stressed that the public should try to stay calm before rushing out to buy weeks of supplies they probably won't need, comparing the sudden stockpiling to something that happens right before a snowstorm.
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I also thought the day pass was worth it because it allowed me to stay calm about getting on the right or wrong bus or train — if I ended up going the wrong way, it&aposs not like I had wasted any money doing it.
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"I'm keeping my fingers crossed, I'm asking everyone -- keep the City of New York in your thoughts and prayers so the wind will stay calm and we will be able to let these balloons fly," De Blasio said Wednesday as the balloons were being inflated.
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The "No Air" singer, 29, recently sat down for a chat with PEOPLE's Celeb Parents Get Real, where she recalled a moment where her ability to stay calm helped her in an unprecedented (and potentially dangerous) situation with her 13-month-old son Dana Isaiah Jr., a.k.a.
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If you are facing reduced hours or job loss and are worried about making your rent or mortgage payment this month, stay calm — President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the Department of Housing and Urban Development will suspend "all foreclosures and evictions" through the end of April.
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"Guam has been through supertyphoons, an 8.2 earthquake, tsunami warnings — just about anything and everything that can threaten this tiny little island — so we've been conditioned to stay calm in a situation like this," said Dee Cruz, the office's grants manager and senior desk watch officer.
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If you are facing reduced hours or job loss and are worried about making your rent or mortgage payment this month, stay calm — President Trump said Wednesday that the Department of Housing and Urban Development will suspend "all foreclosures and evictions" through the end of April.
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As the final four holdouts screamed on Wednesday night that they believed the F.B.I. was preparing to close in on Malheur Federal Wildlife Refuge in southeastern Oregon and kill them all, Ms. Fiore 45, told them to stay calm because the F.B.I. was not about to break the law.
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"We leave here feeling bitter about this defeat, we didn't want to start like this but now we have to lift ourselves up and stay calm and keep going," Messi, who returned to the national team in March after taking a break following the 2018 World Cup, told reporters.
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The first couple of shots of the video showed a beach, and it occurred to Marrero then that he might be the winner, but, afraid to get excited too soon, he tried to stay calm, thinking to himself that Hawaii was not the only state to have beaches.
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"It will go away, just stay calm," the president said Tuesday after meeting with Republican senators on Capitol Hill, even as officials on his own coronavirus task force had publicly contradicted his "nothing to see here" message in a way that has rarely been seen before in the administration.
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"It will go away, just stay calm," the president said Tuesday after meeting with Republican senators on Capitol Hill, even as officials on his own coronavirus task force had publicly contradicted his "nothing to see here" message in a way that has rarely been seen before in the administration.
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Mr. Waldrop has dropped the gay marriage number and tinkered with the three torch songs in which a gay sprite confesses his hopeless love for famous homophobes of 1996: Newt ("I think you're cute") Gingrich, Rush ("Don't make me blush") Limbaugh and Strom ("I can't stay calm") Thurmond.
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Even then, we struggle to stay calm in an environment that feels like a mile-wide plain of smooth stone that we happened to be lying upon when it flipped to vertical and swung us higher into the sky than any of the world's tallest skyscrapers yet reach.
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Although the Skripals—and a police detective who stopped to help them—have all been in a local hospital for more than a week, authorities have only now addressed the wider Salisbury community, advising them to stay calm and, you know, maybe bag up and launder some of their clothing.
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"As I was shooting away, I noticed the deer slowly getting closer and closer to Dori and Austin, where at this point it was right behind them, so I said to them, 'You guys, the deer is right behind you, stay calm and just focus on one another,'" she told INSIDER.
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When Bobby forces himself to break the news to Wendy, Maggie Siff's teary, slightly broken-voiced effort to stay calm and controlled should be familiar to all those who have experienced a moment of realization that, because of their own doing, life as they know it is about to end.
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Have a Practice Run with Your Pet: While you can't perfectly simulate air travel, ensuring your pet is comfortable being in a carrier for long periods, can go without bathroom breaks and can stay calm around a variety of sights and sounds is important to their safety before, during and after the flight.
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Although she admitted she couldn't stay "calm" when hearing the news about Tristan, and that she may or may not have gone into labor after watching the video of Tristan with another woman, the phone calls that made it into the episode proved that she's a woman in charge of her emotions.
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"We all live and work in an increasingly complex and demanding world, where events and developments can, and do, take place at remarkable speed; and retaining the ability to stay calm and collected can at times be hard," reads the photo's caption, quoting the queen's speech at the opening of the Parliament.
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"My heart was beating out of my chest and I was trying to do everything I could (to stay calm)," Manaea said before he was interrupted by teammates who smeared celebratory shaving cream in his face, dumped water and Gatorade on his head and left him with a plastic bubble gum tub for a hat.
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Once the new session began amid an unprecedented government shutdown, it was up to Pelosi and her leadership team to make sure those moderates had enough information about their strategy at the top to stay calm and on message, despite repeated attempts by Trump's White House to look like they were peeling moderates off.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Once you've chosen what kind of computer you're after, picking one out from the almost limitless number of models (old and new) currently on the market can seem daunting—but take a breath, gather your thoughts, and stay calm, because there are a couple of ways to significantly chop down your choices straight away.
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A fluorescent orange notice was taped to the front window:
THIS BUILDING IS UNSAFE AND UNSANITARY AND ITS USE OR OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN PROHIBITED BY THE HOUSING INSPECTOR OF CITY OF FOREST PARK, GA. Goodman did her best to stay calm, but the kids would be coming home soon, and she had nowhere to take them.
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Whether White House fear-mongering is an offshoot of sincere concern or a deliberate ploy to exploit a tragedy to bolster its agenda—namely the "TRAVEL BAN"—the fact is that a political institution (the presidency) that traditionally advises Americans to stay calm is now echoing fears that what happened in London could happen at home, and soon.
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It starts at your chest and rises quickly to your neck – you know this; every time you have been trapped even briefly you will know this – and then the heart rate increases, and the blood starts to pump, and the breathing follows too, and before you know it you are– trying– to– stay– calm– but– it– isn't– very– easy–.
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They often express these feelings through disruptive behavior, which only makes things more difficult as a parent: Having to simultaneously console, entertain and discipline a sad and pissed-off 4-year-old is challenging to say the least—especially when you're trying to work, maintain a healthy relationship with your spouse and stay calm during a pandemic.
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According to the National Park Service, "each bear and each experience is unique; there is no single strategy that will work in all situations," but the NPS does advise that if you do see a bear, it is best to stay calm, speak softly to the animal, make yourself big and offer the bear an escape route away from you.
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While the company likely had the best of intentions in developing the feature, which after all grew out of organic site usage following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the result at this point looks like an insensible hair-trigger that encourages people to overreact to tragic events when the sane and rational response would actually be the opposite: stay calm and don't worry unless you hear otherwise.
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"Where you go I know I want to follow / Let's make a promise on today / Take it slow, baby steps so we don't know when what comes next / Let's be still, just stay calm, so we're not rushing what we are / Pressure on, just have fun / It's not a race, no need to run / If it's forever / Let's just simply be in love," Jessie sang into the microphone, earning loud applause from the audience.
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Perhaps if it was inevitable that Kershaw would start on short rest, then it was also inevitable that he would be betrayed: by his bullpen, which let three inherited runners score; by the first-year manager, Roberts, who asked too much of his ace, recently returned from injury; and by his own inability to stay calm and make that one last pitch, or reign in his own self-confidence and realize that maybe he shouldn't have been the one out there throwing it.
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She looks furious enough to do that and then ring up your phone network and tell them that your phone didn't break as the result of an accident, and you'll stand there and accept the fact that you're going to have to buy a whole new handset and you remember that you're late on your gas payment and it is mother's day this weekend and Ellie Goulding is still holding a fist up at you so you try and stay calm and collected because you have a very genuine fear that the slightest false move is going to result in a smack round the face and you're at the Elle Style Awards and blood on the red carpet would be a terrible look.
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