Bottom line ... stay out of trouble, stay out of prison.
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Watson: A lot of times (for athletes), the pushback is stick to your sport, stay out of politics, stay out of religion, stay out of anything controversial, but on the other hand, I say no.
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I'm for limited government, so stay out of my guns, and you can stay out of my body as well.
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"I stay out of politics and I stay out of the administration, but you can tell he was deeply affected by those images of the children," Eric Trump said.
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" The American Airlines employee responds "stay out of it.
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I also feel it helped me stay out of trouble.
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Still pretty confident you're going to stay out of prison?
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The best bosses at Facebook stay out of the way.
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Jaime Griesemer I was happy to stay out of it.
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It's men and boys saying, 'Stay out of my playground.
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Will it matter if neither can stay out of jail?
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She wanted her to stay out of it for now.
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But, naturally, he can't stay out of action for long.
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Persisting, the artist promised to stay out of everyone's way.
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"We got to stay out of the box," Smith said.
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He should stay out of anyone's ... That was a mistake.
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And you can stay out of my body as well.
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Now they generally stay out of the way unless needed.
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It could encourage the parties to stay out of negotiations.
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The boats were supposed to stay out of that area.
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Utilities, however, are likely to stay out of the game.
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Stay out of the road, and don't touch the riders.
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That Michael really can't stay out of trouble, can he?
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Google executives have opted to stay out of the debate.
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It's about saying, 'Brown people, stay out of the country.
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We don't ask other fields to stay out of politics.
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There's also financial pressure to stay out of opposition politics.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKhloe's Advice to Lamar: STAY OUT OF BROTHELS!
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Learning about debt will help someone stay out of it.
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Doug Collins Tuesday: stay out of the Georgia Senate race.
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It's hard to stay out of that in that world.
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He said Harley works hard to stay out of politics.
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They also require the fighter to stay out of trouble.
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In college, I worked hard to stay out of debt.
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Can Mr. Biden stay out of the fray again tonight?
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It is a desperate attempt to stay out of jail.
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Observers believe he's likely to stay out of the race.
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Or is it better to just stay out of it?
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" But just ... "I'm going to stay out of the way.
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The trick that summer of 2015 was finding a way to nudge Mr. Biden to stay out of the race without looking as if he was nudging Mr. Biden to stay out of the race.
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Phillips said his group would likely stay out of Republican primaries.
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The Dow and were able to stay out of a correction.
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But CBS won't let us stay out of that universe forever.
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"The best route is to stay out of court," Reckers said.
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"Get a warrant ... or stay out of that information," stressed Rep.
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Everyone else tries to stay out of the line of fire.
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The first rule is that businessmen must stay out of politics.
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Most obvious is that they themselves stay out of regulatory trouble.
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Khloé asked that the scandal stay out of her delivery room.
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They were climbing on me to stay out of the water.
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They said they will stay out of Heidi Heitkamp&aposs race.
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So far, Brooklyn has wisely decided to stay out of it.
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"There's no need to stay out of the water," Reina wrote.
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All we ask is that they stay out of the way.
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But the two billionaires mostly stay out of each other's hair.
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Your prime directive is to stay out of your own way.
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Ascoli, meanwhile, is fighting to stay out of the relegation playoffs.
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My job is to make sure you stay out of trouble.
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Specifically, it should stay out of the federal student loan program.
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"I'm going to stay out of the political circus," Pompeo said.
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If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
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Some conservatives are warning Moore to stay out of the race.
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The president would be well advised to stay out of it.
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And you're doing it not to just stay out of jail.
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That's why I just try to stay out of the way.
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If so it would need to stay out of detection envelope.
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"Follow the warnings and stay out of the water," said Schmale.
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You have been wise to stay out of this blood feud.
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Or maybe she'll opt to stay out of the fray altogether.
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I definitely intentionally stay out of the 120 to 130ish range.
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And the government ought to stay out of our own houses.
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However, these companies usually stay out of lobbying when they can.
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Sidewalk robots should stay out of people's way, said Postmates' Kashani.
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They also both try to stay out of their husbands' politics.
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Y., urged the president to stay out of the appropriations process.
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"You need to stay out of my way," Jhené Aiko warns.
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And the reporter has to stay out of the photographs, too.
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Others simply want Amazon to stay out of New York City.
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Third, how can I be sure I'll stay out of jail?
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And by and large, they try to stay out of sight.
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This time, many seem eager to stay out of the fray.
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For four years, he was able to stay out of trouble.
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Can he stay out of his own way and take it?
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Brown and broke her promise to stay out of the city's kitchens.
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But unless you're specifically invited to comment, just stay out of it!
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We continue to ask folks to PLEASE STAY OUT OF #EllicottCityMD #HoCoMD.
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"As brewers, we try to stay out of the politics," said Billany.
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Republicans argue that the government should stay out of regulating the internet.
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All that governments have to do is stay out of the way.
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Keith McCarty couldn't stay out of the booming weed business for long.
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Stick to the objective, don't stop moving and stay out of sight.
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In other words, stay out of Basel until you get new orders.
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Hope Hicks, Trump's press secretary prefers to stay out of the limelight.
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It has told Hizbullah and Iran to stay out of the area.
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If you can't take the heat, stay out of Jared Leto's kitchen.
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Apparently, smugglers can make a killing, but I stay out of that.
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If you believe him, I suggest you stay out of the jungle.
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Blac Chyna wants Matt Barnes to stay out of her personal business.
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Now, she's just gotta stay out of trouble ... for a long time.
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So, kid, stay out of politics, and give your brain a shower.
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I perceived it as encouraging people to stay out of the street.
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"I wish he would just stay out of it," he told reporters.
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But a ubiquitous company can't stay out of the public consciousness forever.
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And other medical groups are hoping to stay out of the fight.
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But he struggled to find stability and to stay out of trouble.
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" The spokesman, Brendan Buck, added: "Putin should stay out of this election.
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Republican senators hope Trump will stay out of the House leadership race.
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The question is how to stay out of that zone of pain.
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"What we're trying to do is stay out of politics," he said.
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Beijing has long told foreign countries to stay out of national issues.
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His next challenge will be to try to stay out of prison.
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Undocumented aliens would be wise to stay out of the United States.
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But maybe drones could help us stay out of more dangerous conditions.
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Its most resounding and confounding recommendation: Stay out of the superstar cities.
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And that's completely O.K. — as long as you stay out of them.
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Try to stay out of the galley — it's not really for passengers.
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He's trying to both play the game and stay out of it.
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"Here's the message to Russia: stay out of American elections," Sanders said.
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Do I stay out of this or do I gently insert myself?
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If you can't stand the heat stay out of the cosmic kitchen.
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If you can't take the heat, stay out of the White House.
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Avoiding these words will help you stay out of the spam folder.
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If you're not charging stay out of the EV charging parking spot.
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He was careful to stay out of the senator's line of fire.
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For one thing, Mnuchin should probably stay out of the prediction business.
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"Chick tended to stay out of political campaigns," Dean wrote to me.
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Trump's labor secretary once helped a sex offender stay out of prison.
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Go deeper: Koch network reportedly plans to stay out of 2020 presidential race
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My goal was to carry on teaching and stay out of the press.
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"You know, I try to stay out of that quarrel," Ventimiglia told Elle.
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"Stay out of my fridge" now you're engaged, he tells Harry #RoyalWedding pic.twitter.
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"He wants to stay out of the circus as much as you can."
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Stay out of the sunlight and see a doctor if symptoms don't improve.
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Like Philip Morris, they said the FCTC should stay out of trade disputes.
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Telecoms are simultaneously consolidating and agreeing to stay out of each other's way.
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I tried to stay out of the base as much as I could.
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Companies often try to stay out of politics for fear of losing customers.
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But I will stay out of the sun unless I am on vacation.
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"I hope that the president will stay out of this race," Republican Sen.
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It was one of the deals Ford made to stay out of bankruptcy.
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Brown said he doesn't regret his choice to stay out of the race.
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The CDC doesn't want you to stay out of swimming pools this summer.
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Dieterman said lifeguards warned people to stay out of the water through Monday.
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It's also wise to stay out of the sun while your eyes heal.
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And the status quo has been to stay out of the political fray.
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Companies are also working to ensure their devices stay out of the way.
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Stay where dad can see you, stay out of trouble, and occupy yourself.
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" Podesta responded that the Clinton team was "inclined to stay out of this.
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"I try to stay out of this situation," he said with a smile.
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Love also tells Elizabeth to stay out of his classroom, the reprimand says.
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Transit agencies would love for drivers to stay out of their bus stops.
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Just a tip: Khloé Kardashian doesn't stay out of the game for long.
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They also warned residents to stay out of the swollen rivers and creeks.
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He tried to stay out of Syria and even sounded proud of it.
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He's famously private and once claimed that judges should stay out of politics.
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They wanted to either stay out of the Syrian conflict or back Assad.
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I stay out of it because the foundation can't be involved with politics.
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The unpopular President Trump would be well advised to stay out of it.
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Sometimes it's best, therefore, for a show to just stay out of it.
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But that, by definition, means she should stay out of the Trump administration.
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The NOC as a whole has tried to stay out of the conflict.
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Throughout the campaign he argued that the U.S. should stay out of Syria.
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They were just trying to stay out of each other's way, he said.
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I don't think so, not if they want to stay out of jail.
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But at the moment, he is trying to stay out of the way.
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You must commit to winning, all the way, or stay out of it.
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L: No, I'm not used to it because I stay out of it.
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That's why I try to stay out of reading about things like that.
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It's an election year, and the Supreme Court can't stay out of politics.
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Or if Jordan hadn't foolishly ignored Israel's warnings to stay out of it.
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He warned other countries to stay out of Ukraine's internal affairs as well.
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Do I share my concerns with my daughter or stay out of it?
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"I'm going to try to stay out of the political circus," Pompeo replied.
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It also signaled to Israel that it should stay out of this fight.
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He also urged fans to respect the rules and stay out of danger.
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Even if senators stay out of it, others are willing to wade in.
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Police activity at 85033 Cherry Ave, please stay out of the area. pic.twitter.
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What we tried to do is kind of stay out of the way.
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It also shows you where there's airspace you're supposed to stay out of.
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Some would prefer that the United States stay out of the matter altogether.
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That's the sort of politics it tends to want to stay out of.
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Second, Scott needs to back off and stay out of his ex's food choices.
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"Please stay out of the water," Halfacre called from the middle of the boat.
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Or should politics, especially in this day of hyperpolarization, stay out of the classroom?
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Supreme Court justices traditionally stay out of electoral politics, but it's not technically required.
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There was one party, though, that tried to stay out of the independence debate.
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They simply stay out of each other's way and lord over their regional monopolies.
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It is crucial that service members, like anyone else, stay out of serious debt.
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This week, Mars is back on track after a long stay out of bounds.
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"Until that becomes more concrete, you're better to stay out of that," he said.
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"Padre, you just got to stay out of politics," he recalled the speaker saying.
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The first rule—if the cast is good, just stay out of the way.
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It's probably best to stay out of the kitchen for the next few weeks.
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But it doesn't let you stay out of the workforce and pay your bills.
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So, she wants to stay out of politics, while advising the president on policy?
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Joel told Rolling Stone in June that he tries to stay out of politics.
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There is talk, in fact, that teachers may stay out of school all week.
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"For Baby's Sake, Stay Out of the Kitchen!" a Gerber ad insisted in 1933.
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But she managed to stay out of trouble in a neighborhood brimming with crime.
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The President threatened air strikes and warned Moscow to stay out of the way.
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"[I] stay out of the sun and sleep on a silk pillow," Margulies says.
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This year many conservative groups have decided to stay out of the presidential race.
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Here's some advice if you are looking for a job: Stay out of Washington.
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Chandler's officials sealed the deal with further promises to stay out of the way.
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Mr. Obama had broken his stay-out-of-politics vow to endorse Mr. Macron.
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Ramlet said Greenfield "should call on Schumer's PAC to stay out of the race."
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And why would a devoted wife not ask him to stay out of it?
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Rub her down, make sure she's fed, and just stay out of her way.
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Russia, China, Iran and North Korea have chosen to stay out of the agreement.
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"The gas company said to stay out of the building!" the young man said.
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Ignoring the usual stern warnings to stay out of the water, surfers paddled out.
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But Cruz wasn't equivocal, asserting that "foreign countries should stay out of" U.S. elections.
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The best way to stay out of trouble, he decided, was to leave town.
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"For the time being, it might be best that I stay out of China."
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"Cannot stress it enough stay out of the water," one woman urged on Facebook.
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"Drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors," the president said.
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They sell small trinkets, beg coyly, stay quiet, and generally stay out of your way.
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The FBI reportedly visited some activists' homes to get them to stay out of Cleveland.
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I'm just going to try try and stay out of any kind of my opinion.
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But that doesn't mean that Smith would stay out of deliberations over a forced breakup.
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We want the Russians to stay out of our computers and away from our elections.
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Huck, a brooding loner, is determined to find a job and stay out of trouble.
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I think that's why I got the job — I just stay out of their way.
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Even with daycare expenses deleted, we needed both incomes to stay out of the red.
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Chef Adrienne Cheatham just can't stay out of the kitchen—even on her wedding day.
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As the race's frontrunner, Biden appeared to try to stay out of the fray Thursday.
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Just make sure your fish stay out of the cold and out of direct sunlight.
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" "I completely agree when there are actors who say, 'Actors should stay out of politics.
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Look, I try to stay out of all of this because it&aposs very predictable.
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Her grandmother, who lives in Georgia, said Stancil wishes to stay out of the spotlight.
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I would prefer if we could stay out of the spotlight and find a resolution.
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I think they were both great, but Kasich managed to stay out of the fray.
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" That's like an assistant baseball coach saying that he "tries to stay out of baseball.
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We know we're a good team, so we've got to stay out of the box.
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First off, that wasn't a door Rose was using to stay out of the water
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Buyers will stay out of a market where the risk of property loss seems real.
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Still, there are some things — like swearing — that should stay out of the office entirely.
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McConnell said it was his "expectation" that the NRSC would stay out of the race.
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One of the best ways to keep cool is to stay out of direct sun.
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Please get to higher ground if you can, but please try stay out of attics.
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Instead, I learned that conservatives just want the federal government to stay out of healthcare.
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Flake added on Tuesday that Trump should just "stay out" of interfering in the investigation.
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Cards that have a lot of glitter on them should also stay out of recycling.
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If Amazon can not take the heat then it should stay out of the kitchen.
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Get new friends that support a healthier lifestyle ... and STAY OUT OF THE DAMN NIGHTCLUBS!
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"He has been trying to stay out of things as much of possible," LaForge observed.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad warns the West to stay out of the fray. 3.
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I felt so dumb, and distanced myself across the bar to stay out of sight.
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I fight mentally every day to find a way to stay out of the system.
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I think that sometimes it's best for folks to stay out of other folks' business.
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Stay out of Syria, we don't have the leadership to win wars or even strategize.
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So I arrived there by happenstance but chose to extend my stay out of curiosity.
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I see what I have to do, but I stay out of people's private lives.
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The gum tray, whatever's in there, you just kind of stay out of his way.
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Others, for whatever reasons, stay out of sight, keep mum and edit their paper trails.
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Or do you think business leaders should stay out of politics and social issues altogether?
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Six years later, he started his own charity to help children stay out of prison.
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But stay out of this mess if you heard about it from a third party.
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"I try to stay out of politics," Ivanka said on the Trump-friendly cable show.
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The president crossed a line — the military is supposed to stay out of domestic politics.
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If you can't stand the heat, you might want to stay out of this kitchen.
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Someone forgot to tell the defenses they were supposed to stay out of the way.
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Recent administrations have focused instead on pressing other nations to stay out of the market.
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"I remember thinking, What's wrong with you—you can't stay out of jail," he said.
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Cramer wants to stay out of the stock of enterprises that are prone to disruption.
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It's okay to stay out of a business even though a competitor is in it.
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To be honest, I wanted to stay out of it, just concentrate on the church.
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And the Russian government, for its part, would rather stay out of the impeachment fight.
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"The nature of the urban coyote is to stay out of our way," he said.
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Still, a significant portion of CFOs say their companies should stay out of the debate.
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CNN's Abby Phillip said the White House just wants to stay out of their way.
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Should Gantz become prime minister, unlike Netanyahu, he will likely stay out of US politics.
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He warned Mr. Trump to stay out of the British election, set for Dec. 12.
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"We have absolutely advised them to stay out of At Tanf," one US official said.
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Schumer also urged the White House — specifically Trump — to stay out of the spending fight.
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You can find some helpful tips here to stay out of ditches and drive safely.
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When it's particularly hot out, stay hydrated and try to stay out of the sun.
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We hope those in the vicinity of the eruption can stay out of harm's way. pic.twitter.
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Now that he's out of the swamp, Reince Priebus wants to stay out of the mud.
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Are our leaders insane or just stupid What I am saying is stay out of Syria.
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A surefire way to stay out of trouble is by picking something Kim Jong-un likes.
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More than anything, he wants to stay out of jail — and his coalition partners know it.
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If we had our druthers, we'd hand her the reins and stay out of her way.
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However, Rodman was placed on 3 years probation with the condition he stay out of trouble.
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The producers are edited out of interviews, they hide behind furniture to stay out of shots.
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" After the prayer, Conroy said, Ryan told him: "Padre, you got to stay out of politics.
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" He said Trump should "send a clear message" to its allies to "stay out of Libya.
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You have to basically stay out of the way and make sure you're not another victim.
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No, I'm not going to go into ... I stay out of /r/The_Donald, but go ahead.
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Manufacturers and retailers can join the program or stay out of it as they see fit.
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The Red Wings bounced back after they struggled early to stay out of the penalty box.
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I'd converse with a few of them, but mostly tried to stay out of the way.
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Levandowski has tried to stay out of the fray, looking to invoke his Fifth Amendment rights.
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" It sounds like he's talking to Paige ... who yells back, "Just stay out of my life.
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Please get to higher ground if you can, but please try (to) stay out of attics.
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All I do is sit here in the house and try to stay out of trouble.
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Children have to stay out of school for years, and all they know is the camp.
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When the actress does return stateside, she does her best to stay out of the spotlight.
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For Kourtney, Kim can do what she wants, but she wants to stay out of it.
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One of the wise things for a mother to do is to stay out of it.
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Since the financial crisis, Wells Fargo has largely managed to stay out of the regulatory spotlight.
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Luther Strange's campaign and Trump, though he initially encouraged Trump to stay out of the race.
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This assistance allows these individuals to stay out of our shelter system and off the streets.
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"What we're trying to do is stay out of politics," Goodell said at a press conference.
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But for patients hoping to stay out of the hospital, it may be what matters most.
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The duo has managed to stay out of the spotlight, but is slowly becoming more public.
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The cop tells him to stay out of it, as he's making it harder for them.
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" Afterwards, per the Times, Ryan told Conroy: "Padre, you just got to stay out of politics.
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It's a simply designed hockey puck of a product, designed to mostly stay out of sight.
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Do you think famous people should voice their opinions about politics, or stay out of them?
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He generally brooks no fools but most assuredly wants to stay out of the action today.
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We call Dana and Tony the Twisted Sister and try to stay out of their path.
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Contracting with bail bondsmen allows them to stay out of jail for a smaller upfront cost.
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Her tendency to stay out of the spotlight has inspired numerous conspiracy theories about her whereabouts.
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And in the last year, she's made a conscious decision to stay out of the spotlight.
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He called on Afghan security forces and the international community to stay out of the issue.
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Fournier spells out their strategy: start quick, stay out of the wake of other boats, win.
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The agency added patrols over the weekend to warn people to stay out of the water.
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In the past, some justices have said the court should stay out of such political disputes.
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The other baby kangaroos stay out of the limelight in the house adjacent to the gallery.
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About the President Democrats (and many Republicans) want Trump to stay out of the current negotiations.
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You should probably stay out of their kitchen unless you&aposre going all out, for one.
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The Trump administration seems to have dug-in its position to stay out of the TPP.
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Warnings from Brussels were met with defiance and counterwarnings to stay out of Poland's domestic politics.
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Still, Özil's experience might indicate why Klopp, on this occasion, decided to stay out of things.
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Elizabeth Warren are making him rethink his decision to stay out of the 23 Democratic primary.
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Elizabeth Warren are making him rethink his decision to stay out of the 2020 Democratic primary.
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The first, of course, is someone who can't bring himself to stay out of the fray.
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Under Francis, those prelates now stay out of sight in the front section of the plane.
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Now, it's time for Congress to act to ensure these products stay out of youth's hands.
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Near Manbij, Syria (CNN)It's a war America has tried to stay out of for years.
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It might be best for scantily educated leaders to stay out of science and culture management.
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One final point: Dusawnisky does not believe institutional players will stay out of the market forever.
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William recently said he hopes his brother's engagement means he'll finally stay out of his family's kitchen!
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It's important to our system of government that our national security leaders stay out of the gutter.
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He mentions their names — giants in the industry — and then requests that they stay out of print.
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"We stay out of politics but stay in policy," Cook said during the meeting, according to 9to5Mac.
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"We stay out of politics but stay in policy," Cook said during the meeting, according to 9to5Mac.
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On Koh Samui, beach guards hoisted red flags to warn people to stay out of the sea.
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We tried to stay out of their way, and just keep people from videotaping, and taking pictures.
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Hamas balked at handing over weapons, prompting a decision by Abbas to stay out of Gaza altogether.
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But some companies are choosing to stay out of the crosshairs even before they see any legislation.
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Ali's connections could help the boys stay out of jail for playing a video game, Jambhuwalla hoped.
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In the past, the Lebanese people wanted the United States to stay out of their internal affairs.
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Trump's base and millions of Americans who think the US should stay out of Middle East rivalries.
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Jackson then heard arguments on whether Manafort should be able to stay out of jail pending trial.
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But Japanese people are proud of their pacifism and keen to stay out of other countries' affairs.
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"I'm going to stay out of a race that I don't have a vote in," Tillis said.
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Many users said they've moderated their voices on Twitter to stay out of abuser's line of sight.
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Unfortunately, even when he was out of the game, this pup couldn't stay out of the headlines.
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His statement declared that, as "part of the Chakri dynasty", she must stay out of the fray.
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They stay out of the way, give me the flexibility of better audio, and they look nice.
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"We have to stay out of the third-and-longs, obviously," Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians said.
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The bottom line: This is a dispute the courts have tried to stay out of for years.
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"I try to stay out of politics," Trump claimed in an interview with Fox & Friends Monday morning.
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We're just one day into back-to-school season, yet America's youth can't stay out of trouble.
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" Or the managing editor of a news organization saying she "tries to stay out of the journalism.
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We're told Thomas' crew had warned Fetty to "stay out of Paterson" ... even though it's his hometown.
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Pachyderm pandemonium If your neighborhood elephant is out of sorts, best to stay out of the way.
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Know that different kinds of treatments work for different people and just stay out of it. 34.
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Pilots of the transport aircraft carrying the Pouncer vehicles can also stay out of danger zones, too.
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The counsel I'd always give them is it's a domestic issue, stay out of U.S. domestic issues.
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Residents were urged to stay out of the water because the sea was expected to be rough.
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Leave their entrepreneurial team there, provide the resources they need and just stay out of their way.
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He kept his eyes on his desk in class all day, hoping to stay out of trouble.
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By refusing to stay out of politics, the company is building the case for its own breakup.
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How does honoring an FBI-designated terrorist help black kids stay out of trouble with the police?
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He has since traveled to Asia and says he will stay out of Egypt in the future.
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O'Rourke doesn't accept contributions from PACs and has asked super PACs to stay out of the race.
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"Pressure was being put on lobbyists and the business community to stay out of it," Jackson said.
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Pointedly, the brands that started it all have done their best to stay out of the situation.
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But Bannon, the controversial former head of Breitbart News, has preferred to stay out of the limelight.
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"He personally assured me that once he became Ambassador he would stay out of politics," Murphy wrote.
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Other Paul volunteers echoed similar views, saying they probably would just stay out of the race altogether.
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Wiese said as a businessmen rather than a politician, he would like to stay out of politics.
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People there for the peak salmon fishing season were also advised to stay out of the shallows.
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On some possessions, he need only to stay out of the way, dragging his defender with him.
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I, on the other hand, just want to look better naked and stay out of physical therapy.
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He would do appearances every now and again, though he preferred to stay out of the way.
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Researchers are exploring much-needed new ways to help these men and women stay out of prison.
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The idea that scientists should somehow stay out of the politics has never made sense to me.
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The plan is to stay out of firing range, but Dougal's horse gets stuck in the mud.
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Businesses normally try to stay out of politics, but several factors inspired these companies to speak out.
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They're going to try and mind their own business from now on and stay out of trouble.
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Mugabe has dared the army to shoot her, calling for the military to stay out of politics.
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"We want people who are not critically ill to stay out of the hospital," Dr. Madan said.
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Last night, Cruz seemed happy to stay out of the fray and watch Rubio get taken down.
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I like to cook stuff people like … just as long as you stay out of my kitchen.
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If Richards manages to stay out of trouble during that time, the case will be completely dismissed.
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There is no definitive evidence yet that the Transitions program helps ex-inmates stay out of prison.
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Lawmakers feared all this uncertainty would cause insurers to stay out of the newly formed insurance exchanges.
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Until now, Ukraine's government has tried to stay out of the impeachment debate as much as possible.
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The Supreme Court will stay out of a fight over a restrictive North Carolina voter ID law.
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You are free to blow up relationships with your own siblings, but stay out of your husband's.
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"In the past the practice was to tell people to stay out of the way," he said.
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During this time, it's best to stay out of the sun and stock up on moisturizing products.
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After night shifts, one group was instructed to stay out of bed until at least 1 p.m.
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Over the weekend, Mr. Tillerson suggested that the administration still wanted to stay out of Syria's war.
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The Justice Department, representing McGahn, countered on Monday that the courts should stay out of the dispute.
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They stay out of the ER, they actually work more, they actually contributed to our community more.
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Some White House officials indicated this week that Mr. Trump might stay out of the intramural fight.
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At each stop he tried to stay out of the executive suite and in the examining rooms.
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" Conroy said that shortly afterward Ryan told him, "Padre, you just got to stay out of politics.
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It also seems as if this system is structured so Facebook can stay out of the fray.
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Authorities have warned residents to stay out of the water to avoid harmful bacteria and other infections.
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To him, the best way to stay out of debt is to start living with less.3.
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"The judge never gave me an apology — they just said, 'Stay out of trouble,'" Mr. Penn recalled.
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The 'Real Housewives of New York' star dodged a felony charge and will stay out of jail.
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"We made a commitment to each other to stay out of the co-op fray," he said.
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" Even Paul Ryan had to release a statement clarifying that "Putin should stay out of this election.
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He may well decide to stay out of the weeds and cheerlead whatever Congress can agree on.
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Now, the White House appears determined to stay out of yet another conversation, also with dire consequences.
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Ubolratana's surprise nomination broke with a tradition that members of the royal family stay out of politics.
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They stay out of dinner table disputes over politics, and take their meals standing up in the kitchen.
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We'll stay out of that debate, but you have to admit it is pretty cool how vinyl works.
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Dunham in particular is receiving a lot of explicit warnings from Canadians to stay out of their country.
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So it did: States can experiment with legalization, and the feds will mostly stay out of the way.
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Stay away and fix broken U.S. September 3, 2013: What I am saying is stay out of Syria.
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On that subject, Song said his company would rather stay out of the clash between Washington and Beijing.
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He and his brother were left severely injured, both forced to stay out of work for a month.
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The US Supreme Court ruled this June that the federal courts must stay out of disputes over gerrymandering.
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So the Cygnus will stay out of the way until the incoming crew is safely onboard the ISS.
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His attorney, Lance Lazzaro, tells us that condition is 6ix9ine's gotta stay out of trouble for a year.
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Even though Samsung executives managed to stay out of new corruption scandals, there were still some workforce disputes.
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Ali al-Sistani, the Iranian-born spiritual leader of Iraq's Shias, wants clerics to stay out of politics.
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"If you are not in Atchison, please stay out of town," Atchison County Emergency Management said on Facebook.
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So long as the family feud continues, "it's better to publicly stay out of it," the senator said.
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Trump has some very good, self-interested reasons to try to stay out of a major military conflict.
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How long can Apple afford to stay out of the developmental cycle for VR without falling drastically behind?
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"They took away the men's chance to stay out of the hands of the Bosnian Serbs," it said.
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You just try to be respectable and stay out of the way of the dudes who want drama.
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Obama said he would attempt to stay out of politics, only intervening when American values were at stake.
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Hemsworth and Thompson also accessorized with matching black umbrellas to stay out of the desert sun and sunglasses.
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An interior ministry official quoted survivors as saying the militants told locals to stay out of the way.
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Military leaders: "No place for ... hatred" Usually the United States top military personnel stay out of domestic politics.
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But when FedEx chose to stay out of the fight against the NRA, #BoycottFedEx was born on Twitter.
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"Simply put, we stay out of politics," Shawn Gorman, L.L. Bean executive chairman, said in a Facebook post.
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More generous wage subsidies, such as an earned-income tax credit, would help people stay out of poverty.
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Instead, they expect the United States to back down and stay out of any actual cross-Strait conflict.
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" Jill Gerber, a spokeswoman for Grassley, also maintained that "inspectors general work hard to stay out of politics.
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" Murphy recently told reporters, adding that he wants to "stay out of it for as long as possible.
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If the private sector can accomplish a task, it behooves the government to stay out of the way.
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In doing so, he ignored the pleas of the Republican Governors Association to stay out of the race.
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" The attendant, appeared to be visibly agitated, gestured wildly at the passenger, replying, "You stay out of this!
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Meanwhile, 28 percent of Democratic and Democratic-leaning respondents said Biden should stay out of the presidential race.
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Hopefully you won't find it too heated, but if you fear you might, stay out of the kitchen.
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The employee told cops Medrano was ranting about killing the Kardashians if they didn't stay out of Cuba.
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Nonetheless, companies like Telegram are still proceeding with their offerings and hoping they can stay out of trouble.
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It's this kind of failure that tempts many observers to insist that celebrities stay out of politics completely.
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For the love of all that is holy, let's just collectively agree to stay out of the skies.
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They can also help children complete high school, earn more money, and stay out of prison as adults.
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Live in Manhattan, but not in the zone: No, as long as you stay out of the zone.
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"I don't think it works because I would like to stay out of the political fray," he continued.
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He even convinced the NRA to stay out of the race, promising he'd take care of gun rights.
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Clinton to return the favor, or if that's too hard, to stay out of the primary contest entirely.
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Donald Trump Jr., who is GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump's son, said Weiner should stay out of politics.
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All the while, the more traditional liberal in the race could not stay out of his own way.
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I'm just kind of trying to stay out of it, because there's nothing I can do, you know?
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In the mean time, she had to stay out of school, missing a couple of weeks of class.
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Russia even established four de-escalation zones in Syria and has asserted the coalition stay out of it.
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All roads lead to Rosenstein Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein can't seem to stay out of the headlines.
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SPD chief Tomio Okamura said Babis should stay out of the cabinet if he were to consider support.
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Matt: The only prediction I've made for 33 is that I will stay out of the predictions business.
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We tried hard to stay out of each other's way, but I also wanted them to feel comfortable.
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I think artists should stay out of politics right now, wait and see what happens, then write songs.
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Trinidad has an answer ... and don't worry guys, it's not the dreaded "stay out of the strip club."
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Travelers looking to stay out of its way may find it's not so easy yet to change plans.
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"When he made a bogey though I thought it was best to stay out of his way," giggled Evans.
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I just have to stay out of my own way, because I've got this capacity to screw things up.
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Children with involved fathers are more likely to attend college, get a good job and stay out of jail.
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From dainty designs to awkward cover-ups, celebrities can't seem to stay out of the tattoo chair for long.
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Despite their established preference to stay out of these cases, federal judges might soon see these parties in court.
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He has called the Middle East, writ large, "one big, fat quagmire" that the US should stay out of.
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Stay out of trouble, listen to your parents, respect your elders and you can be anything you wanna be.
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But Ventimiglia has learned to navigate fame in order to stay out of the spotlight as much as possible.
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Sardinas ran hard to stay out of a double play, allowing a run to score on the fielder's choice.
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So get yourself out of debt and stay out of debt, the sooner the better, if you ask me.
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So you end up suspended from the ceiling or crouched on the floor—anything to stay out of shot.
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Munich police go on Facebook and Twitter, asking people to stay out of the streets, away from public places.
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And when you try to stay out of the issue and don't take a stance, you end up alone.
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Salma was recently hired to work in one house on the condition that she stay out of the kitchen.
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Just 30% of the former convicts who have managed to stay out of prison were noted as having tattoos.
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Most have sought to stay out of the fray even as Trump has kept up the drumbeat of criticism.
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If the justices rule that courts must stay out of this highly political process, voters will lose, Lang said.
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"Maybe stay out of the way, to be honest," Rodgers replied when asked how he best could help Hundley.
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She urges Kevin to stay out of the woods at night and find a new way to meet guys.
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The rules of the house were simple enough: Bring home decent grades, stay out of trouble, clean your room.
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And now he only has three days left, which means he's desperate to stay out of any inadvertent trouble.
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As the chair of the Republican Convention, they recognize that he had to stay out of the primary race.
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At Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York, now 27-year-old Dixon tries to stay out of trouble.
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Uzo Aduba, also of OITNB fame, also hung out with Swift, but opted to stay out of the water.
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I'm really attracted to their pragmatic, mind-your-own-business-and-stay-out-of-people's-way philosophy toward governing.
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This will help you fund retirement, stay out of debt (more on that in a minute) and build savings.
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Chief Justice Roberts has made it clear that he wants the court to stay out of the political thicket.
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It has warned ships connected to the UK shipping industry to "stay out of the area" in the interim.
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The A11 is a processor, after all, so it's destined to stay out of sight within the iPhone's casing.
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In fact, Trump said he's the reason that "choke artist" Romney decided to stay out of this year's race.
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"Please stay out of damaged areas so first responders can do their job," the NWS office said on Twitter.
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DMC said that songs like the group's 1983 hit "It's Like That," helped some kids stay out of gangs.
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But the messages are notable as US military leaders traditionally uphold an ironclad commitment to stay out of politics.
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People like Swift squad member Ruby Rose want to stay out of the drama, but Kahn is all in.
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In fact, by providing a stabilization of incomes, the program will likely help many families stay out of debt.
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Without the promise of a government spigot, company brass will have more motivation to stay out of the red.
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President, will you tell Putin to stay out of U.S. elections?' and he did turn around and say, 'yes.
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I would prefer if we could stay out of the spotlight and find a resolution 💯💯🔥🔥.
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But without addressing the nation's growing housing crisis, an efficient and humane health system will stay out of reach.
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Queensland Police told residents to stay out of the floodwaters to avoid the risk of running into a crocodile.
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She has said she prefers to stay out of the spotlight as she raises the couple's youngest child, Barron.
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The average monthly benefit this year is $28,22024, or $29,609 a year - just enough to stay out of poverty.
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And except for the takeover attempts, the attorney general and the trust largely stay out of the company's operations.
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Responses to Macron reveal an attitude among some Brazilians that other countries should stay out of a domestic issue.
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Meanwhile, the national party is doing its best to stay out of the flap over the Cruz-Kasich accord.
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AM: I've spent my whole career trying to stay out of any box that anyone could put me in.
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As the most diverse generation in the country, they largely want politicians to stay out of their personal lives.
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Parents tried to teach their children, in the most visceral ways they could imagine, to stay out of trouble.
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This will move the image to your "Hidden" folder, and it'll stay out of any Moments, Collections, or Albums.
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Honesty is the surest way to stay out of jail and to avoid becoming an asset for foreign intelligence.
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Several had privately suggested Trump stay out of the race despite his personal animosity toward the South Carolina conservative.
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Millions more players, such as myself, stay out of the official system and play casual games with their friends.
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That charge was dismissed after he performed community service and agreed to stay out of trouble for six months.
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Democrats' efforts to persuade the chamber to stay out of the race as a demonstration of bipartisanship were rebuffed.
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"Sometimes Gortat gets upset I'm stealing his rebounds, so I try to stay out of the way," Wall cracked.
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" He said he also consulted a superior officer, "and he told me, 'Stay out of it — it's too political.
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So here's what to do to keep your loan on track and stay out of trouble with the lender.
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How can I stay out of prison, and how can I do something that's gonna keep me on point?
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We don't want to contribute to shark attack hysteria, but try to stay out of the water until August.
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" Taking another swipe at Khan, Trump added, "He is a terrible mayor who should stay out of our business!
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Taylor clearly didn't care about Donald Trump's message ... 'cause the Prez already told her to stay out of politics.
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But if they're merely acquaintances, as appears to be the case, you might prefer to stay out of it.
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As parents, our job is to be there to encourage and guide but stay out of the way, too.
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Usually, six months is the minimum time suggested to stay out of competition after suffering such a brutal stoppage.
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The group had decided to travel after local authorities had requested them to stay out of the disputed region.
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He was stripped of his heavyweight title, but managed to stay out of jail while he appealed his conviction.
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This is fine to use with your friends, but the very informal salutation should stay out of the workplace.
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But he doesn't know how serious his son's problems are, and Oleg insisted that he stay out of it.
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We know his announcement went against policy and tradition, which call for the F.B.I. to stay out of politics.
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Very early on I implored my colleagues in both houses of Congress to stay out of their partisan corners.
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He is facing 256 pending corruption indictments and may have to remain in power to stay out of jail.
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In dozens of tweets, he warned Mr. Obama to "stay out" of Syria and focus on problems at home.
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People do need to park, sit, go to the bathroom, stay out of any rain that decides to fall.
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"The best thing this administration can do is stay out of its own way," said GOP strategist Doug Heye.
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Zelensky, for his part, has made it clear that he wants to stay out of the US political drama.
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Hong Kong's government, meanwhile, criticized the bill and warned for the U.S. to stay out of its domestic affairs.
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"This defendant has proved he cannot follow court orders and stay out of trouble," said the prosecutor, Hayden Briklin.
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Republicans, hoping to stay out of the fray, have been reluctant to apply pressure to force the issue. Del.
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And that means we should stay out of the neighborhood where it can affect us as best we can.
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But it's much harder for an ex-prisoner to stay out of prison if he doesn't have a job.
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If you can stay out of the public square, stores, and what not, we'd advise you to do that.
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Just 2 months ago a judge ordered her to wear an alcohol monitoring device, and stay out of trouble.
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But it is not uncommon for politicians in Greece to stay out of the public eye after a disaster.
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She was never confrontational toward other inmates, and as far as I know, she did stay out of trouble.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) and Bob Corker (R-TN) said they were going to stay out of the race. Sen.
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There were times when I didn't want to go home, finding excuses to stay out of the apartment for longer.
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"He has been trying to stay out of things as much of possible," Indiana University political scientist Chera LaForge observed.
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Over 30% of owners with this technology said it had helped them stay out of a crash at least once.
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Or help them stay out of the really obvious pitfalls that are going to get involved when there's legalized gambling?
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And so a summer of deeply partisan rancor and calumny began with Facebook eager to stay out of the fray.
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On Saturday Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior adviser to Iran's supreme leader, told Macron to stay out of its affairs.
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Jim Lebenthal points to slow growth in new stores as a reason to stay out of the stock for now.
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Look Daario, I know it sucks that Daenerys broke your heart, but you need to stay out of her life.
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There was some debate then when he posted it but there were people who'd mostly just stay out of it.
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Rebecca speaks to Kate about her wanting to stay out of the way, and Kate tells her the sweetest thing.
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But given the option, they generally try and stay out of the news during the heart of a national election.
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That's because they're high enough in the sky to still catch the Sun and stay out of the Earth's shadow.
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The plea deal required 6ix9ine to stay out of trouble for two years, at which point he would face sentencing.
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Coryn Price says her family was never told to stay out of the duplex, where they continued to pay rent.
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As long as they can manage to stay out of The Upside Down this season... but don't count on it.
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Meanwhile, American women who are pregnant have been advised to stay out of countries where the Zika virus is circulating.
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Its developers should stay out of debates on its traceability or risk undermining its decentralized nature, Francisco Cabanas told Reuters.
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Another source told PEOPLE that while the two are spending time together, they're trying to stay out of the spotlight.
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They're not going to stay out of the California market or Washington or any other state that adopts these rules.
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But they tend to stay out of markets with rock-bottom ESG scores, such as Angola, Iraq, Mongolia and Belarus.
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During their chat at the bar, Ford mentions that William's project broke the agreement to stay out of his narratives.
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The US is likely encouraging the YPG -- to which it indirectly supplies weapons and training -- to stay out of this.
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Charles Fadel of the Harvard Graduate School of Education recommends pursuing creative career choices to stay out of automation's path.
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That would mean no jail time, but Cardi would have to stay out of trouble for some period of time.
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Dropped by eight different lawyers, Ceglia faced legal defeat after legal defeat, eventually scrambling simply to stay out of prison.
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NOC has been carefully trying to stay out of Libya's conflict stemming from the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Her rocket-assisted jump boost and hover allow her to stay out of Reaper's range while raining fire on him.
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With fascist Germany and Italy taking over Europe, many Americans in early 1941 wanted to stay out of the fighting.
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As the Hennepin County Attorney, I worked to help people struggling with addiction stay out of the criminal justice system.
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The UK has warned ships connected to the country's shipping industry to "stay out of the area" in the interim.
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That led some people with vision problems or who stay out of the sun to write-off the product entirely.
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If policymakers wanted to see more such advances, they should fund more basic research and stay out of scientists' way.
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He has pledged to stay out of the nominating fight and has also met with Clinton's left wing challenger, Sen.
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Yes, Aries are truly a force of nature, but that doesn't necessarily mean we should stay out of their way.
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Check out the clip ... then relive the brawl again below, and remember why you want to stay out of prison.
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You've probably heard that the easiest way to stay out of trouble is to apologize when you make a mistake.
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We tell them to stay out of trouble and label them as bad kids for outbursts of anger and frustration.
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"In the beginning, some Catholics said social media was nasty and that we should stay out of it," he said.
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The GOP aide told CNN that most senators would prefer for Trump to stay out of the health care negotiations.
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The International Council of Mining and Metals, grouping major companies, agreed in 2003 to stay out of World Heritage sites.
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Funny how that "Hollywood actors should stay out of politics" attitude doesn't hold up when you like what you're hearing.
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So since then, I've really tried to stay out of the media, which is another reason I'm being anonymous here.
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" First of all, no one with an office in the White House can rightfully claim they "stay out of politics.
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All Senate Republicans have to do to allow these state efforts to proceed is simply stay out of the way.
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"My gut is that the president will stay out of the race like this," said one well-placed GOP source.
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Still, that's not reassuring enough for Democrats who don't trust the president to stay out of the Justice Department's proceedings.
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The government of President Xi Jinping is hypersensitive to criticism and will no longer stay out of our personal lives.
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Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders become candidates, Merkley told the Times he would "not necessarily" stay out of the race.
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He flirted with an independent run for the presidency in 2016, but ultimately opted to stay out of the race.
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The UAE said Iran needed to stay out of Arab affairs and not act like a protector of Arab Shi'ites.
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Politicians in both parties on Wednesday said Russia should stay out of U.S. affairs, but Trump sounded a different note.
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He said he did become nervous in January, though even then he did not stay out of the stock market.
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However, the polling prior to Steyer originally saying he was going to stay out of the presidential race isn't encouraging.
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Now, we're not only fighting for our right to an abortion, but to stay out of jail for obtaining it.
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Just to be happy, have enough money, stay out of debt, and maybe make me an ugly grandchild one day.
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It's a powerful day to fight for what you believe in—but show up prepared, and stay out of danger.
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It was always in Mark's thought process, but in the early Mudhoney days he wanted to stay out of it.
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Presidents are expected to stay out of career-level personnel actions to protect certain functions of government from political influence.
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Both are outfielders who could end up at first base to stay out of the way of Nimmo and Conforto.
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The judge was "cautiously optimistic" that Mr. Vinas, who he agreed was a "complex individual," would stay out of trouble.
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He offered them tips on how to stay "out of the realm of drunk lunatics" and even swapped phone numbers.
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They stay out of the way, they don't trap heat, and they make me feel like my most unaltered self.
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"I have a hard time trying to stay out of doctor mode," he said in of his messages to Dobbs.
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Its developers should stay out of debates on its traceability or risk undermining its decentralised nature, Francisco Cabanas told Reuters.
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"Trump's poll numbers tend to tick up a little bit when he can stay out of the news," Bender said.
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"President Trump should stay on the golf course and stay out of the appropriations process," said the spokesman, Drew Hammill.
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But a source close to the former president said Obama's plans to stay out of the Democratic primary haven't changed.
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She said she had been blindsided by the vitriol of Washington and was working to stay out of the fray.
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Notably absent from the list was Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who has worked to stay out of the political fray.
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Amarillo, he said, is ready to welcome any refugees who are willing to become citizens and stay out of trouble.
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But somehow he managed to stay out of trouble: he graduated on time, in 1978, and enlisted in the Marines.
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There are no good guys in this quarrel, but every reason for the U.S. to stay out of the middle.
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Many said they didn't follow the news and tried to stay out of political discussions, whether online or in person.
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When Sarah Buxton, founder of Tutublue, was diagnosed with melanoma, her doctor advised her to stay out of the sun.
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But financial titans and executives at public companies have largely managed to stay out of the #MeToo spotlight — until now.
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" When asked if Trump should stay out of the negotiations, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said, "He should sign the bill.
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They may even stay out of the field forever, given that even good pollsters have a hard time in Iowa.
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As soon as you're done with the task at hand, disengage and stay out of that person's line of sight.
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Furthermore, the petting zoo has a sign above the enclosure, warning visitors to stay out of the area, Hamilton said.
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Tamir tried without success to stay out of risky situations; Jacob tried without success to find his way into them.
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U.S. sport has seen niche boutique advisers flourish, but in China advisers say they stay out of an opaque market.
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Most Muslims -- particularly immigrants -- keep their heads down, want a quiet, peaceful life and want to stay out of trouble.
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According to the poll, a majority of Democrats, Republicans and independents say they want government to stay out of it.
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Mr. Bolsonaro accused Mr. Macron of having a "colonialist mind-set" and told him to stay out of Brazilian business.
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Mr. Bolsonaro accused Mr. Macron of having a "colonialist mind-set" and told him to stay out of Brazilian business.
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According to Zunes, Israel would want to stay out of this nasty little war, but it wouldn't be able to.
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While some tech CEOs have sought to stay out of politics, Khosrowshahi has been openly critical of President Donald Trump.
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On Saturday, Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior adviser to Iran's supreme leader, said Macron should stay out of its affairs.
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Israel, which in the past has advocated for strikes on Iran, is actively trying to stay out of the fray.
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"How are you doing?" she would say, and I would tell her to stay strong and stay out of trouble.
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Eric Trump is not involved with the administration and is currently running the Trump Organization in his father's absence along with his brother Donald Trump Jr. "I stay out of politics and I stay out of the administration, but you can tell he was deeply affected by those images of the children," he added.
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So now the parents and grandparents who had had the instructions that they gave to the children and the young people — just stay out of the way of the police — were saying that my children and grandchildren can't even stay out of the way of the police, because the police are actually actively pursuing them.
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American regulators have tried to stay out of the way of development of autonomous tech for fear regulation could stifle it.
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" "Netanyahu is not only fighting for his political life, but he's also fighting to stay out of court, out of jail.
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The Fed, which was created by Congress, has made it a practice to stay out of the fray of political attacks.
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The Dow and were able to stay out of a correction, but Tuesday's decline sent the Nasdaq back into correction territory.
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If congress would stay out of trying to manage the post office then they would break even or show a profit.
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The longer I stay out of the game, the more I see my intentions behind things—the way I sexualize life.
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One person was swept away by high waves on Saturday despite government warnings to stay out of the sea, he said.
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Naveen Sarma, a credit analyst with Standard & Poor's, said he would have preferred the board stay out of the power struggle.
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Before Carolyn married John, the couple did everything and nothing to attempt to stay out of the sights of the paparazzi.
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It's also a good idea to wear loose-fitting clothes, limit your exercise, and stay out of the heat, she says.
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On Tuesday, teachers seemed determined to stay out of class as long as it takes to get lawmakers to take action.
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"To give yourself a chance to win you've got to stay out of the penalty box," Stars captain Jamie Benn said.
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Lionel added in an interview with Us Weekly that same day that he tries to stay out of Sofia's personal business.
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One company, REI, is actually encouraging people to stay out of their stories and instead spend the precious day off outside.
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Usually these people stay out of the drama, observing it for how wild it truly is right along with the audience.
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They have the authority to accept or reject cases, and sometimes stay out of divisive cases, for procedural reasons or otherwise.
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The approach has allowed him to stay out of the political fray that Trump seems to create on a daily basis.
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"I suspect that the United States and Europe are not going to be able to stay out of this," he said.
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The idea behind work requirements is that poor people are incentivized to stay out of work when given free government help.
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To Bush she's saying: Don't stay out of this; to save what's left of your legacy, you have to embrace me.
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If you do touch it, wash aggressively with soap and water and stay out of the sun for a few days.
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" D.C. Dave says he's not picking a side in this election, that the job requires him to "stay out of politics.
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It has long been bureau practice for directors to stay out of the limelight, but Comey is now a household name.
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As for irrigators, candles and other home remedies, Jatana sticks to the medical community's basic advice: Stay out of the ear.
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It's fine for Ivanka Trump to stay out of politics -- and if the budget fiasco is any indication, perhaps she should.
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When the students were finally released they were warned to stay out of sight or they would be charged with terrorism.
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The longer these people stay out of the job market, the harder it will be for them to get back in.
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He's been on the doors since 2006, making sure that all the troublemakers and amateur boxers stay out of Berlin's clubs.
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At the same time, while Assad was slaughtering civilians, Donald Trump was advocating that the U.S. stay out of Syria altogether.
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It's great at first because it does allow you to stay out of trouble and be able to focus on something.
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Adalberto Mejia finished seven innings in Monday's victory and Gibson used his ground ball-heavy approach to stay out of trouble.
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Even if McConnell-aligned groups stay out of the race should Blankenship win, it's not clear whether Trump would back him.
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The second violation came in January 2017, when workers were again not warned to stay out of a chlorpyrifos-treated field.
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"Visitors to our beaches should stay out of the water during these dangerous conditions and wait until Maria passes," he said.
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A criminal-court judge dismissed the charge against Depp on the condition that he stay out of trouble for six months.
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Levandowski has tried to stay out of the fray, looking to invoke his Fifth Amendment rights, and Uber has fired him.
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With this procedure, you're able to go about your day immediately after, as long as you stay out of the sun.
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Troyanskaya offered to list him as an author on the resulting paper, but Simons prefers to stay out of the spotlight.
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"In life, in the office, in any of that, stay out of the drama," she told InStyle in a 2015 interview.
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The West doesn't want to own the war, so -- airstrikes notwithstanding -- it may prefer to stay out of it for now.
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I decided to stay out of the sun, but it turns out my affliction wasn't just caused by Earth's closest star.
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Turkey warned Greece last week to stay out of its activities in the eastern Mediterranean, heralding a potential showdown with Cyprus.
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C., who is close to Trump, said Sessions was "a great senator" but said he would stay out of the race.
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But he resisted and continues to stay out of the sun, walking in the shade, and wearing long sleeves and pants.
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"I would prefer to stay out of the health care process because it's tough enough to do a tax bill," Sen.
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Abby is still in foster care and if Angel wants to assume legal guardianship, she needs to stay out of trouble.
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They were Midwestern Republicans: Stay out of stupid foreign wars, watch the public money, civil rights, and otherwise leave us alone.
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"We also must ensure illegal products, such as counterfeit, copycat, and those that deliver controlled substances, stay out of the market."
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" Father Conroy said Mr. Ryan had responded to the prayer by saying, "Padre, you just got to stay out of politics.
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Specifically, the DOJ says that the dispute over McGahn's testimony is a political one that appeals courts should stay out of.
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Red flags have already been flying on beaches, warning swimmers to stay out of the water as seas began kicking up.
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Mr. Sanders denounced Russia, calling President Vladimir Putin an "autocratic thug" and warning Moscow to stay out of the election. 21957.
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The Supreme Court's conservative wing will probably argue that judges should stay out of redistricting, just as it did in Vieth.
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My message to Putin is clear: Stay out of American elections, and as president I will make sure that you do.
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My message to Putin is clear: stay out of American elections, and as president I will make sure that you do.
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Serbia has pledged to stay out of NATO and refused to join Western sanctions against Russia for its policies in Ukraine.
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I decided that in order to maintain my integrity as a person, I needed him to stay out of my life.
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Until recently, Trudeau had tried to stay out of the pipeline dispute, as the Coastal GasLink project is under B.C. jurisdiction.
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For now, however, Miss Manners recommends that you stay out of it, except when it comes to presents given to you.
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But Davidson contended that once people get Medicaid, they can get primary care doctors and stay out of the emergency room.
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It was a remarkable departure for the new Ukrainian government, which has tried to stay out of the impeachment fray. 3.
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The United States has warned pro-Assad forces to stay out of a "deconfliction" zone it has declared around the garrison.
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"They'd really love to stay on the sidelines — and stay out of the news — in an election year," Ms. Swonk said.
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Speaking of tech giants, an article in Washington Monthly argued that Amazon, Apple and Google should stay out of health care.
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They sneak in every afternoon behind someone who leaves the door open and stay out of the view of the cameras.
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So if you sell now and stay out of the markets for the foreseeable future, you're doing one of two things.
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"I don't think there's anything for Democrats to do but stay out of the way," said Rodell Mollineau, a Democratic strategist.
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So, the planes will stay out of US skies indefinitely, pending an examination of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302's black boxes.
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Manhattan's top attorney on Thursday urged the Supreme Court to stay out of a fight over President Donald Trump's tax returns.
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But he also questioned if the courts should stay out of the issue because states are reacting with their own initiatives.
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Montana wildlife officials are urging people to stay out of the Coal Creek and Twin Springs area while the investigation continues.
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I would also recommend not using many hashtags so you can stay out of the view of Instagram's very watchful eyes.
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Campbell preferred to stay out of the spotlight, but we've collected some of his best leadership advice from relatively recent interviews.
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However, critics accuse him of inappropriate interfering because British monarchs are bound by Britain's unwritten constitution to stay out of politics.
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If you stay out of earshot, you won't be overheard, and your words will melt into the air, unsurveilled and unrecorded.
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An April Quinnipiac survey suggested that 76 percent of New York City voters think he should stay out of the race.
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Criminals must adhere to their very own code, especially if they want to stay out of the clutches of law enforcement.
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Prince William said he hopes his brother's engagement to the former Suits star means he'll finally stay out of his family's kitchen!
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Beijing has dismissed accusations of abuses in Xinjiang, urging the United States and other countries to stay out of its internal affairs.
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The complication: Democrats say the White House just needs to stay out of the negotiations and let congressional leaders reach a resolution.
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When asked at a news conference on Friday whether he would tell Putin to stay out of U.S. elections, Trump said "Yes".
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Just release the bin over the trash and its harmful contents will stay out of the air and go into the bin.
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"Shut up, you stay out of it," Simmons yells at Locken, pointing her finger in her former BFF's face and pushing her.
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Do NOT attack Syria,fix U.S.A. There was no ambiguity in Trump's position: What I am saying is stay out of Syria.
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"Rachel and Daniel have a rare Hollywood marriage, and that is because they stay out of the Hollywood mentality," the insider explains.
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While you're trying to stay out of the spotlight, you still have to deal with the US because you need this assistance.
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Even when Twitter isn't in the spotlight for, say, Russian trolls or rampant abuse, they just can't stay out of a mess.
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If you are exposed to giant hogweed sap, wash your skin with cold water, stay out of sunlight, and consult a physician.
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Angela says she'd rather take her chances and when this is reported to Elliott, he agrees she should stay out of it.
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Unless independent prosecutors at the Justice Department overturn the FBI recommendation -- extremely unlikely -- Clinton will stay out of a court of law.
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The judge in his child sex case told Tekashi the same -- stay out of trouble -- 3 weeks ago when he got probation.
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So I always feel very safe out there and obviously being the smallest out there you just stay out of everybody's way.
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His total of 12 touchdowns might appear modest, but he also managed to stay out of trouble by surrendering only four interceptions.
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Deb's furious exclamation of "Why don't you just stay out of my life!" before she slammed the phone haunted her for years.
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And "behavioural" remedies can require a combined company to keep prices unchanged after the merger, or to stay out of certain markets.
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Since the bacteria enters the bloodstream through an open cut or wound, stay out of the water after getting a new injury.
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Matthews created a soccer ball that doubles as a power generator to help families in developing countries stay out of the dark.
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He says he was lucky to be approached by Switchback, a charity, which helped him find work and stay out of trouble.
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Unlike Pruitt, however, Wheeler has managed to stay out of the limelight and avoid personal scandal during his long career inside Washington.
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Why it matters: With self-driving cars almost certain to be the future, companies like Lyft can't stay out of the race.
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The attention has waned but it has also been a question of self preservation for me to stay out of the spotlight.
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Ivanka Trump, who, as you'll recall, "tries to stay out of politics," did exactly the opposite at a G28 session on Saturday.
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Though many providers would prefer the government to stay out of world of healthcare, there's also a role for regulators and legislators.
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Steve Harvey wants you to act like a lady, think like a man and please, please, stay out of his dressing room.
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Ivanka's initial remark, about wanting to "stay out of politics," came in response to a question about her father's twitchy Twitter finger.
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Officially, the Federal Reserve is trying to stay out of the political debate in Washington over tax reform and other fiscal measures.
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I think that's partially why they stay out of costume so much in these films, to not pull focus from the destruction.
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While more young people are choosing debit over credit in order to stay out of debt, that's not always a wise move.
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These stay-out-of-jail provisions are the most contentious parts of the peace agreement and may yet cause it to founder.
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Eastspring is "trying to stay out of speculative areas with wealth management products and shadow financing and things like that," she explained.
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He has been called the "chief operating officer" of Trump's campaign, yet Kushner is largely content to stay out of the limelight.
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I'm learning that the best thing I can do to encourage her in the kitchen is to stay out of the way.
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Or is it -- as the critics have increasingly suggested -- that they are actively trying to stay out of the less flattering headlines?
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Jim Tedisco (R) visited Brendan Mulvaney's stand on Sunday and called for the state to stay out of the young boy's business.
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The military, despite a constitutional mandate to stay out of politics, backed him openly, as did a raft of wealthy business interests.
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He could send military forces into a foreign country without authorization from Congress; courts would most likely stay out of the dispute.
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"I'd rather stay out of the government insurance, and I can keep that money in my pocket through the year," he said.
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In shooting 360-degree images, photographers face a new challenge: How to stay out of the shot, or at least blend in.
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"We feel as long as they're good Democrats then we will try to stay out of it," he said back in January.
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The good ones (are there any besides the Giant, and I guess MIKE?) point and hint and stay out of the way.
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In New York City, more than 450,000 were estimated to stay out of school as part of a boycott in February 1964.
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Me, I'm just a ham-and-egg guy, kind of slap it around a little bit and hopefully stay out of trouble.
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Belgrade has pledged to stay out of NATO and refused to join Western sanctions against Russia over the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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His decision to stay out of the race earlier this year was widely perceived as a vote of confidence in Biden's candidacy.
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In fact, on the 10th, I was given a directive [by Bolton] to clearly state that I should stay out of politics.
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Police told them their lyrical content was to blame and they've since slipped away from public performances, to stay out of trouble.
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And even when prominent politicians have been convicted, they typically find a way to stay out of prison and keep their assets.
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This reality suggests that if you want to avoid being tracked in a smart city, you must stay out of that city.
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"You want to let performances breathe and jokes land, and stay out of the way and support everything, rather than taking away."
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We have no problem with women choosing to stay out of the work force to raise kids if that's what they want.
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Government officials have long pleaded with residents to stay out of mines, warning that hazards are not always immediately apparent to trespassers.
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" As New York magazine put it in a headline, "Trump 2020 Shaping Up to Be a Campaign to Stay Out of Prison.
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We can only hope that President Trump will fulfill his obligations as the commander in chief and stay out of the matter.
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The brewer, which also donated money to nine LGBT+ charities, attracted criticism online from people saying it should stay out of "politics".
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It remains unclear whether Mr. Barr would direct department lawyers to merely stay out of such litigation, or to actively oppose it.
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Then there's the Montagnard village that's just trying to mind its own business, but cannot seem to stay out of the conflict.
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The Time to Vote effort is being supported by nearly 150 companies, including many that have managed to stay out of politics.
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Porto Velho, Brazil (CNN)The smoke is so thick, at times the Cessna airplane had to climb to stay out of it.
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" While many fashion designers barely touch fabric, Ruby, she said, couldn't stay out of the fashion shed: "He's in here every hour.
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Despite the work, the parties remain far apart, and Ms. Nauert suggested Mr. Tillerson would try to stay out of the dispute.
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People are stranded on rooftops with tornadoes forecast ("Stay out of your attic" seems to be the advice of this half-hour).
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Of course, this is all under the assumption Kodak can stay out of trouble behind bars ... which ain't always easy to do.
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In fact, I was given a directive on July 222th by and Ambassador Bolton, very clearly to stay out of domestic politics.
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Still, Manafort looks to be in big trouble and is fighting to stay out of jail for the rest of his life.
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" 'They are so nervous': Congressional Democrats stay out of unsettled 2020 primary," by David Catanese Why so few Democrats have made endorsements.
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In Philadelphia, demonstrators outside City Hall carried signs demanding that the United States stay out of Iraq and avoid war with Iran.
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The Trump team ... doesn't have a robust domestic agenda to fall back on and a President willing to stay out of it.
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They've been moved up to the first floor to stay out of harm's way, with the potential for flooding from the storm.
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"Small brands should stay out of politics," said Robert Passikoff, founder of the marketing research firm Brand Keys in New York City.
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But they also say that Washington should largely stay out of the race and leave the fight to Republicans in the state.
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Coaches were accused of recruiting not the most qualified players, but those who were most desperate to stay out of the military.
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Then, Yugoslavia, with its capital in Belgrade, managed to stay out of the Soviet bloc, though it was nominally aligned with it.
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But in Tennessee, Trump opted to stay out of another crowded, open governor's race, even as Vice President Mike Pence endorsed Rep.
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If, however, ZTE can find decent leadership and stay out of trouble – big ifs, for sure – a 5G rollout holds real promise.
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I think they should let locals run their races and stay out of races in Texas and California and in upstate New York.
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I am so happy to have a washer and dryer in our building so I can stay out of the cold and wind.
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Make sure to drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned building and stay out of direct sunlight as much as possible.
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Morey, who has spoken often of the extreme anxiety he feels when watching the Rockets play, preferred to stay out of public view.
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Although Debra has tried to stay out of the spotlight, she says strangers fascinated with the case inevitably come knocking on her door.
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The sentence sparked outrage from critics who ridiculed the affluenza defense and said his family's wealth helped the teen stay out of jail.
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In 1989, a violent coal strike in southwest Virginia had tensions so high that he was advised to stay out of the area.
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It encourages governments to redirect some of the money earmarked for building more prisons towards projects that help people stay out of them.
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Usually dermatologists will tell you to stay out of the sun, and use proper sun protection to prevent a reaction, Dr. Lipner says.
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"He personally assured me that once he became Ambassador he would stay out of politics," tweeted Chris Murphy, a Democratic senator from Connecticut.
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AMD has managed to stay out of the spotlight over Meltdown and Spectre, simply because the company's processors aren't vulnerable to Meltdown itself.
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NOC has sought to stay out of a conflict between the Tripoli government and a parallel administration in Benghazi allied to Khalifa Haftar.
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It's true that federal prisoners can earn up to 15 percent off the length of their sentences if they stay out of trouble.
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One of the terms of his bail was to stay out of bars, taverns and liquor stores ... and completely REFRAIN from drinking alcohol.
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We all have that one friend who refuses to stay out of the spotlight, and it seems this craving for stardom transcends humans.
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Kinzinger cautioned the President should stay out of it, "take a deep breath and move forward," and understand this is what Russia wants.
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And they say they're shutting down a hotline set up specifically so the US and Russia would stay out of each others' way.
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Both men have made it their business to stay out of the Bravo fray, so no one is branding them a leering Tom.
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"It is clear that there is abundant, compelling and strong public policy arguments to stay out of tobacco," said board member Priya Mathur.
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More forthrightly put, Trump appears to want to "stay out" of any conversation that might be unflattering, controversial or critical of the President.
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His second-place finish in New Hampshire finally had Kasich -- who prefers to stay out of the fray -- playing defense on that decision.
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Stay out of it, they basically said, and if you have problems, come to us, your friendly local ear, nose and throat doctors.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is choosing to stay out of the Titanic door debate, and even Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie can't make him break.
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"I'm going to stay out of this political circus," Pompeo replied, adding that the Trump administration had taken steps contrary to Russian interests.
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" Conroy told the Times that when next he saw Ryan, he was told bluntly: "Padre, you just got to stay out of politics.
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So when you're writing stuff there's a thing in recovery programs – "Stay out of the results" – you kind of have to do that.
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"I didn't tell you about it because I wanted to play the stay-out-of-jail card — for both of us," she said.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner just cannot seem to stay out of controversy these days, and continue to do absolutely enraging things with fashion.
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You should always aim to pay your credit card balance in full to protect your credit score and to stay out of debt.
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They're a bunch of loud-mouthed dreamers who can't stay out of trouble and, because of that, they're a real delight to watch.
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Last year, the Supreme Court allowed Mr. McDonnell to stay out of prison while it considered whether to hear his case, McDonnell v.
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Stay out of the water at dawn and dusk, don't wear a lot of shiny things, don't hang around people who are fishing.
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It's not enough to just stay out of the conversation, because when you read other people bashing women's bodies and sexualities, you're involved.
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My focus is just to stay out of the way and do as much damage as I can when I'm in the zone.
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She was up to no bullshit—she just wanted me to stay out of jail, no matter what, and just do anything productive.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, he promised to stay out of overseas conflicts, saying the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were too costly.
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Residents are warned to "drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, and stay out of the sun," the agency says.
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"In order to have a stable family and stay out of homelessness, you need to be able to manage your money," she says.
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The calls are often coming from overseas, where scammers try to stay out of the reach of regulatory authorities, according to the FTC.
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So Kelly's role -- at least what the role has become -- is to, largely, let Trump be Trump and stay out of the way.
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For now, Warren appears mostly likely to stay out of what could turn into an ugly run-in to this summer's Democratic convention.
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President Trump on Jamal Khashoggi, a major attack in Afghanistan and a reason to stay out of the water 150 million years ago.
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Probation officers do everything in their power to provide employment, job training, educational and treatment resources, to help probationers stay out of jail.
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She not only solves the puzzle of why everyone's being hunted pretty immediately, but she manages to stay out of the political fray.
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With passage of the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act, Silicon Valley's ability to stay out of the government's reach suffered a rare setback.
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An hour later, and hiding in the cloud cover to stay out of sight, the American P-212 pulled up behind the plane.
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Bezos has managed rather well to stay out of the news on being a meddling owner, but how do you look at that?
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ET on Thursday, March 5 or Friday, March 6 should stay out of the office and self-isolate until more information becomes available.
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Lynda Coleman, Caitlan's mother, told Philadelphia Magazine reporter Holly Otterbein that her daughter had told her parents they'd stay out of the Afghanistan.
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Dear Sugars Should a parent stay out of the personal lives of their independent adult children — even when they see potential land mines?
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"I was tossed around like a hot potato," laughs Basco, whose role is, admittedly, to stay out of trouble during the mega battle.
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Danielle's a hairdresser and we're told she wants to stay out of the limelight -- so the exact opposite of Roger's reality star ex.
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That means if you stay out of sport mode and are gentle on the throttle, it feels like a big comfy American car.
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Two other regional parties - National Conference and the Peoples Democratic Party - whose leaders are still detained, will also stay out of the polls.
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Given that courts generally steer clear of what they deem "political questions," it likely will try to stay out of impeachment if possible.
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Leach said a desire to stay out of presidential politics was a driving factor in his decision to stop selling the Trump wine.
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To stay out of jail, the rapper helped federal authorities in their investigation into a crime ring known as the Trey Nine gangsters.
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Check email when you intend to — when it is the highest priority — and stay out of your inbox the rest of the time.
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Unlike many defendants who stay out of the spotlight while awaiting trial, Mr. Shkreli has embraced a public role to proclaim his innocence.
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The Trump administration lawyers also urged the court to stay out of the dispute between the White House and Congress over McGahn's testimony.
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Now they're at the point where they feel as though they can't make enough money to stay out of bankruptcy, so they're leaving.
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Dingell recently told me that soon after she wrote the letter, she received anonymous calls telling her to stay out of Marine business.
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If they stay out of the system, they face lighter punishments and avoid paying taxes, fees and the cost of meeting environmental standards.
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"The United States needs to stay out of Venezuela," Representative Tulsi Gabbard, a Hawaii Democrat who is running for president, wrote on Twitter.
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The committee did not condone talks between the two groups without leadership supervision, so they urged the group to stay out of it.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) is taking a hard line on the Russia investigation and the president's seeming inability to stay out of it.
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When asked at a news conference in Britain on Friday whether he would tell Putin to stay out of U.S. elections, Trump said "yes".
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Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer warned Trump to stay out of the way if he wanted lawmakers to reach a deal before the deadline.
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The two stay out of each other&aposs territory, but have a joint group in the federal parliament and campaign together in national elections.
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Let's hope for the sake of his owner's savings that Courage can stay out of trouble and remember that pebbles are friend, not food.
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Though Kim Basinger prefers to stay out of the spotlight, the actress made an appearance in South Korea for a cause she's passionate about.
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Other potentially less expensive options include mediation or a collaborative divorce where the parties have attorneys but commit to stay out of court anyway.
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Trump is under heavy pressure to tell Putin to stay out of U.S. elections when they meet, and he said Friday that he would.
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Paris Jackson may be the daughter of the King Of Pop, but so far, she's mostly managed to stay out of the Hollywood spotlight.
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"We have an agreement with some Kurdish leaders that the oil and gas facilities should stay out of the conflict," the ministry official said.
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Nonetheless, as the accompanying partner of a UK diplomat, I was resolved to be on my very best behavior, and stay out of trouble.
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After independence in 1947 thugs used to bribe politicians to stay out of trouble and to secure lucrative state concessions such as mining rights.
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In August, the Supreme Court allowed Mr. McDonnell to stay out of prison while the court considered whether to hear his case, McDonnell v.
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A source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue that while the two are spending time together, they're trying to stay out of the spotlight.
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It was so bad that President Barack Obama personally warned Americans to "drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors."
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With the possible exception of people getting jealous and getting into fights, people tend to stay out of each other's business unless they're unwell.
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"We provided (the Russians) a geographical area that we asked them to stay out of because of the risk to U.S. forces," Cook said.
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Investors should stay out of the stock market after Republican 's stunning win, Dennis Gartman, founder and editor of The Gartman letter, said Wednesday.
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"Stay safe as it heats up: Drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors," he tweeted from his POTUS account.
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You thought Game of Thrones was going to stay out of the news because they have us in a two-year long dry spell?
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"She has told us to stay out of rooms that she's just cleaned before but never completely 'closed' it for a month," he added.
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A Twitter user named "TVTeddy" posted video of Woodworth's initial chat with the police, where they warned him to stay out of the streets.
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But Zeke thinks they should stay out of that trap and take on extra handyman work from his uncle, even if it takes longer.
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Image: YouTubeThe Russian robot that gained internet infamy by "breaking out" of its lab a few months ago just can't stay out of trouble.
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Buying out the company and going private would allow Tesla to stay out of the public eye as it deals with these growing pains.
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In Biden's first months in the 2020 race, he attempted to stay out of the Democratic fray, keeping his focus on President Donald Trump.
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" The flight attendant tells the male passenger to stay out of it, then later taunts him to "hit me, hit me ... bring it on.
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Anti-paparazzi clothing is interesting technology, for sure, but wearing it is no guarantee that your lovely face will stay out of the tabloids.
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During his teen years, baseball was what had helped him to stay out of trouble, get good grades and win a college athletic scholarship.
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This isn't a case of five companies sitting comfortably on their piles of gold and colluding to stay out of each other's core areas.
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A source told PEOPLE earlier this month that Rob remains focused on his daughter — and is intentionally choosing to stay out of the spotlight.
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If you want to stay out of jail and live mas, just get your food and get out—with or without the sour cream.
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"For me, I stay out of it," Ford O'Connell, who served as McCain's director of rural outreach for his 22019 presidential campaign, told Hill.
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Meanwhile, Weston, a pro whose dither and winsomeness have got her through other performances, tries to stay out of the way and save herself.
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Iran's supreme leader on Monday warned the U.S. military to stay out of the Persian Gulf, where it has an aircraft carrier strike group.
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Trade skeptics tend to think, for example, that the United States should stay out of world affairs and avoid getting involved in foreign conflicts.
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The more a moderator can stay out of it and facilitate the discussion between the candidates, the better off everybody is going to be.
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Those aircraft can be armed with long-range cruise missiles, which allow the bombers to stay out of the reach of anti-aircraft defenses.
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"Freedom, money, girls, you'll get it all—even power / So, kid, stay out of politics, and give your brain a shower," the translation says.
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Some athletes are now forced to sail through a literal bay of shit, and sanitation experts beg that people stay out of the water.
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Cornering Nelson on the fence—provided he can stay out of the clinch—working the body, or pounding the legs would help Tumenov considerably.
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When you work with a brilliant 25-year-old like Erik, you just try to stay out of his way and not embarrass yourself.
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Leonard will need to work hard to stay out of foul trouble, given how reliant Toronto's offense has been on him in the playoffs.
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Trying desperately to stay out of the shelter system, "I spent all of my money trying to stay in a hotel," Mr. Levy said.
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" NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said he wants to stop talking about this topic, hoping to "get back to football" and "stay out of politics.
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Mr. Sessions instead followed the guidance of career prosecutors at the Justice Department, who advised him that he should stay out of the investigation.
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Many New Yorkers don't believe he should run, and many of Mr. de Blasio's closest advisers warned him to stay out of the race.
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Girls in some countries have to use rags or paper to deal with their periods and are told to stay out of school. 7.
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"Social media could spread panic and then affect behavior by consumers and individuals who are trying to stay out of the way," she said.
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Starting over means feeling special pressure to show up on time, do the job the right way and stay out of trouble, he said.
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"Some folks they're just like, 'I better stay out of it for a while because of my district,'" she said of her House colleagues.
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Justice Department attorneys have urged the appeals court to stay out of what they say are political disputes between Congress and the White House.
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"People know now what route to take to stay out of the rain because the sheds have been up for so long," he said.
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Last year, the Supreme Court allowed Mr. McDonnell to stay out of prison while the court considered whether to hear his case, McDonnell v.
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To build good credit and stay out of debt, you should always aim to pay off your credit card bill in full every month.
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That worldview held that Europe stay out of American affairs, and restrict itself to European matters, leaving America free to chart its own destiny.
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But don't expect Nazarbayev to stay out of the picture: The Kazakh leader said he would remain the chairman of the country's Security Council.
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Vettel who was involved in a multi-car start line crash that cost him victory in 2017, will have to stay out of trouble.
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Levy explained that the gondola needs the coverage of the bridge, in order to stay out of the flight paths of helicopters and seaplanes.
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Apple's sudden reversal came as the Chinese government ramped up pressure on multinational companies to stay out of the continuing protests in Hong Kong.
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Mr. Hasan asked managers and executives not to attend and to stay out of the company's headquarters so employees could frankly discuss the situation.
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Forrest West, 27, was seated at the edge of the balcony, trying to stay out of the crowd on the station floor before him.
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When Bezos was 4, his mother told his biological father, who previously had worked as a circus performer, to stay out of their lives.
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Once social media-shy himself, James cautiously welcomed his son to the platform in May and warned "haters" to stay out of Bronny's comments.
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The head teacher of the school, Aziza Sayar Amiri, 103, said students recalled the attackers telling the children to stay out of the way.
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A number of American contractors left in the days after General Suleimani's death because they wanted to stay out of the line of fire.
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The central bank, which is independent of the White House but answers to Congress, has done its best to stay out of the fray.
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Locals and tourists have been warned to stay out of the water due to a likely increase in sharks attracted by the dead whales.
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" The Swiss firm added in another statement Tuesday that it works with organizations on the ground to "help children stay out of artisanal mining.
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" In general, Worona said he tries to stay out of the content, only occasionally stepping in to advise, or help with handling "the aftermath.
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Healthy people might not want to buy a plan with a large deductible, and could just decide to stay out of the market instead.
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Reporters are generally trained to stay out of the story, and many are uncomfortable getting into situations where they are part of the news.
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"I come here to stay out of trouble," said Mr. Mota, who grew up in Hato Mayor Province, which is right below the falls.
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Most important to Kaler, the Gophers players who pledged to stay out of trouble completed the summer and the regular season without another incident.
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"I've always thought that it was a good idea to stay out of politics," Lawrence says in an interview with Vanity Fair published Monday.
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The Court has a small-c conservative streak, attempting in most cases to stay out of bitter partisan controversies for fear of losing legitimacy.
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I'd been living upstairs for months, trying to stay out of William's way, while also trying to get the boys through the school year.
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They were warned to stay out of the water because a tourist had been pulled out to sea by the strong current and disappeared.
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Her more traditional look may have been an attempt to stay out of the spotlight on Eugenie's big day, while still wearing something new.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - A Democratic legislator in South Carolina has a message for Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump: Stay out of my state.
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The bottom line: having a modicum of social anxiety and impulse control may explain why some psychopathic people manage to stay out of trouble.
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Even the Trump administration, which has filed briefs in a number of other controversial cases this term, decided to stay out of the case.
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He has just been trying to stay out of the political fray and doesn't like to get bogged down in media relations and interviews.
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Companies want to stay out of this whole mess in general, but there's also internal and external pressure for them to do the right thing.
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First things first: If you're pregnant, avoid mosquito bites, practice safe sex with your partner, and stay out of areas where the virus is spreading.
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But if M. and F. had managed to stay out of sight in Mosul for three months, Majid said, they knew how to stay undercover.
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I try to guide in the ways I can, but when it comes to voice, I do my best to stay out of the way.
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In protest, lawyers for the Legal Aid Society of New York and Queens Law Associates staged a walkout, saying ICE should stay out of courthouses.
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Our thesis is: we want to stay out of the fashion business and instead ensure there's a responsible way for people to buy second hand.
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The state constitution includes a directive from citizens to their government to stay out of their personal matters unless there is good reason, Lewis said.
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His latest novel is Pimp My Airship, a steampunk adventure that follows a poet named Sleepy whose only goal is to stay out of trouble.
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We also must ensure illegal products, such as counterfeit, copycat, and those that deliver controlled substances, stay out of the market and away from youth.
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As long as you stay out of the sun, you can expect the sun poisoning to go away in one to two weeks, she says.
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And Dr. Lipner says it still bears repeating: "It is best to stay out of the sun to avoid getting it in the first place."
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"But there is a growing downstream issue because there's clearly a big opportunity to make sure items stay out of landfills for long as possible."
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They have concentrated on opposition to immigration and Islam, and on resistance to the European Union, which Norwegians voted to stay out of in 1994.
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Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council in the Trump administration, assured the wireless industry that the government would stay out of the way.
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A ruling earlier this year emphatically favored Manila but was rejected by China, which has warned Washington and Tokyo to stay out of the feud.
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His counselor thinks it'll be best for him to stay out of Hollywood, and Kevin thinks he can bond with her following the therapy session.
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Officials begged people to stay out of downtown unless they had essential business there so the city can keep streets cleared for flood response crews.
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I feel like this is why a lot of us have complexes, and we try to be super-skinny or stay out of the sun.
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What's your advice to young women who see this kind of thing happening and see it as a reason to just stay out of politics?
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Democrats, meanwhile, say it's cruel to withhold basic necessities from people who need it — and that people aren't necessarily choosing to stay out of work.
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" Shortly after, when he saw Mr. Ryan himself, Father Conroy said that the speaker told him, "Padre, you just got to stay out of politics.
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To rub salt in the SVP's wound, voter turnout was 62%, the highest since Switzerland's 1992 vote to stay out of the European Economic Area.
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It's the uniform of the handmaid, a social class in the fictional land of Gilead that exists solely to reproduce and stay out of sight.
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Her hair was tied back into a ponytail to stay out of the way during her outdoor adventure, and she wore a yellow patterned dress.
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Nearly a year after Mario Batali was first accused of sexual misconduct, the chef has relocated to northern Michigan to stay out of the spotlight.
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The promise I made to my father to stay out of trouble competed with the promise I made to my boys to defend our respect.
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The court's ruling in July emphatically favored Manila but was rejected by China, which has warned Washington and Tokyo to stay out of the feud.
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Yet like several of its peers that filed for bankruptcy over the past several years, Payless has found its stay out of court protection challenging.
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At the height of summer, beachgoers to Florida's Treasure Coast have had to stay out of the water due to a plague of harmful algae.
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I find the more I try and do something the worse it turns out, so I do my best to stay out of my head.
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The city is in flux, restructuring constantly around surges of moneyed short-stay out-of-towners; how could the music ever maintain a singular identity?
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"The NRA has to stay out of it," said David Keene, a former president of the NRA who has voiced personal concerns about Trump's candidacy.
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"I've tried really hard to stay out of the discussion for whoever the White House nominates," Mulvaney said at a banking industry conference in April.
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On more than one occasion, the negotiators made last-minute changes to the locations of their meetings to stay out of view of the media.
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"I have decided to stay out of all the political hullabaloo by not engaging in any interviews with the media," he wrote in the email.
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We're also featuring a Character Study, centered on the work of a woman who has taken action to help older dogs stay out of shelters.
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Any contact with the bacteria can makes others sick, so stay out of the pool for several weeks, wash your hands, and don't share food.
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We spend several minutes with Viljar, his little brother, and several other children huddled against a cliff face, trying to stay out of Breivik's sight.
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Lewis explained that while authoritarian parenting did often help children do better at school and stay out of trouble, it often left them emotionally scarred.
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A majority of young Americans believe that the United States should stay out of world affairs, according to a Chicago Council on Global Affairs report.
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"We are in the middle of a war and when overseas investors see a conflict they just prefer to stay out of it," said Filtri.
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Eventually, at the urging of his girlfriend, Mr. Meek returned the gun because he was on probation and wanted to stay out of trouble himself.
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Rather, they "must be able to articulate some sensible basis for distinguishing what may come in and what may stay out" of the polling place.
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The Republicans are saying that they didn't ask anything from Russian president Vladimir Putin and the Russian government should stay out of this election anyway.
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Although the Bernsteins say they prefer to stay out of the spotlight, the couple has become outspoken figures against technology and for open-ended play.
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