He was staying on his sister's couch while job hunting.
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And that was the message that we were staying on.
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Staying on top of the answers may not be easy.
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I'm going to keep staying on the campaign I'm running.
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For Knobloch, staying on the floodplain wasn't worth the risk.
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In practice, these hands are not staying on the cart.
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Enjoy that head, girl – it's not staying on much longer.
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Tibbets, meanwhile, is staying on as IFTTT's chief design officer.
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Staying on top of your finances is very important business.
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Exporters were mixed, with the dollar staying on the defensive.
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Dr. Ben Carson is staying in and staying on message.
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This is not because Britons are staying on the ground.
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But staying on top of the bills is still tough.
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I explained my worries about distractions and staying on message.
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Like the Cheshire Cat's grin staying on after he vanished.
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"We must keep ISIS from returning by staying on offense."
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If Shangela knows one thing, it is staying on brand.
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It all comes down to staying on the same page.
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David Kreutzer is also staying on from the initial team.
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Schwarzman said Monday he would be staying on the council.
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PARSONS I'm worried about staying on longer than I should.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, first of all, I'm definitely staying on.
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Cuban is relentless about staying on top of new trends.
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For full protection, there's just one option: staying on land.
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Yet somehow, I'm staying on this side of the line today.
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Mudge is apparently still staying on, but not in that role.
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"The biggest key is just staying on the ground," Tolliver said.
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This doesn't mean staying on to fight the next general election.
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The tips these extreme morning people share for staying on schedule?
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As economic headwinds rise, home buyers are staying on the sidelines.
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It's just about staying on top as long as you can.
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HAVE YOU CONSIDERED STAYING ON AFTER YOUR VICE CHAIR TERM EXPIRES?
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Golub is staying on the board and remains a major shareholder.
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But staying on top of all that research is near impossible.
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Can the Malaysian people tolerate Razak staying on as prime minister?
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McGinty isn't the only Democrat who is staying on the fence.
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Now many of its old allies are staying on the sidelines.
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Still, McClelland demanded that the Tigers prioritize staying on track academically.
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Staying on-site at Disney can certainly add to those costs.
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"I think Wang Qishan has a real chance of staying on."
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We&aposre staying on top of all the job cuts here.
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We are staying on Temple Street, which was possibly a mistake.
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Brecker is staying on at Headspace as its chief financial officer.
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Several other states have debated staying on standard time throughout the year, like Illinois and Michigan, while others like Florida and New Mexico have considered staying on Daylight Saving throughout the year, according to the Washington Post.
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Next stop: Kourtney's super cute boyfriend and the yacht they're staying on!
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Enrollment eligibility is contingent on them staying on the team until graduation.
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In actuality, staying on top of that information is helpful and free.
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They could change, but so far they've been staying on message. Yes.
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Everyone needs a little help staying on track with their workout regimens.
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Their family was staying on the resort; it was after banking hours.
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The chances of her staying on the straight and narrow feel shaky.
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Until there is evidence of a comeback, Cramer's staying on the sidelines.
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It's about asking what is expected of you and staying on task.
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Store managers are also staying on the job much longer, he said.
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"We are finding some people staying on their marketplace plans," said Baker.
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He is reported to be staying on to serve the new tenant.
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Being an influencer means staying on top of rumblings in your industry.
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Staying on track while calorie-counting should come with its own rewards.
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He's staying on the ball well, I think he's seeing it well.
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Is being true to yourself the key to staying on the show?
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The hardest part of the jump is staying on target, he said.
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Topics will include determining which patients may benefit from staying on opioids.
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CNN separately reported that Rosenstein is staying on at the Justice Department.
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Looks like Mama and Geno might be staying on the property now.
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"No, a successful outcome is staying on the app," Sterling-Angus corrected.
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And she too was planning on staying on campus for the summer.
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Former Harborside CFO Keith Li is staying on as VP of Finance.
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So the townhouses are staying on the market for a little longer.
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Shaikh speaks to the neighborhood kids about staying on the right path.
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But there&aposs nothing quite like staying on property at the park.
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What's your favorite tech tool for staying on top of your beat?
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He got the other 280,000 shares for simply staying on the job.
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The other showed the positions and ages of all those staying on.
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I am glad they met, and am glad Preet is staying on.
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We brought our own food, and we're comfortable staying on the plane.
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But it's worth it for me staying on top of my health.
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Those who work on online content are staying on at reduced salaries.
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Those who work on online content are staying on at reduced salaries.
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Another friend was criticized for staying on the road until last weekend.
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That requires staying on an intensively bred bucking bull for eight seconds.
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In order to move forward, commit to staying on track, regardless of obstacles.
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He'd make sure they were comfortable, staying on track with their fight prep.
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Here, a handy guide to staying on the right side of the law.
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Use apps for staying on top of business contacts or personal ones, too.
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Classic&Exotics' founder Peter Zawadzki is staying on as the director of DriveShare.
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John Kelly, Jonah, staying on, it&aposs like heads are exploding in Washington.
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Those who are on active duty are confined to staying on military bases.
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Staying on the social side of tech, Twitter's earnings were strong as well.
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The problem, of course, is staying on the court in the first place.
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The company philosophy involves staying on top of trends and introducing them early.
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However, staying on top is never a guarantee, particularly in the technology business.
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"Staying on the West Coast would definitely be a positive factor," Zardes said.
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Ryan has referenced his fundraising prowess as the primary justification for staying on.
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ProtonMail says it was staying on the right side of Google's many rules.
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Yet, staying on the shelf will only obscure him from the title conversation.
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Staying on the platform is the only effective way to manage its harms.
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Now it looks like they're staying on board for a different reason: measles.
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Many Guineans are not thrilled by the prospect of Mr Condé staying on.
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What are your favorite tools for staying on the ball, so to speak?
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Seems staying on the straight and narrow is now really his main objective.
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Prosecutors in Tokyo raided the home where he had been staying on Thursday.
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Here's how to make sure you're on — and staying on — the right path.
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But they weren't totally picky about Musk staying on in the CEO role.
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Staying on (or returning to) original Medicare lets them remain with their doctor.
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Government watchdogs said the practice of aides staying on indefinitely raised red flags.
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I was in L.A. without a job, staying on my frat brothers' couch.
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In high seas and heavy weather, staying on deck is out of the question.
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"[The light] had been staying on for longer than a desired period," Dickson said.
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Staying on that theme, the Forever Rose is a real rose dipped in platinum.
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Plenty of people travelling for work end up staying on their own at hotels.
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The departures were announced internally this week, though Poon is staying on through August.
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But, eating well and staying on a budget don't have to be mutually exclusive.
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Only a couple of hours passed before Barr said she was staying on Twitter.
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You want to be prepared for any and all situations while staying on-theme.
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Rob Kardashian is staying on the workout grind for his May 11 goal date.
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"We need to think of staying on medication as an important outcome," says Walley.
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Sarva told me the company will rebrand as Knotel, with senior management staying on.
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We had players coming to our houses to party and staying on my couches.
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Sometimes unhappy Cabinet officials can have a beneficial effect by staying on the job.
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Staying on top of medicinal needs and treatments requires a high-level of responsibility.
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We'd do this differently next time: Dedicate a day to staying on the property.
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What are your most important tech tools for staying on top of your beat?
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The victory is just staying on it, I guess, as long as he can.
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Despite the tough words, Mr. McMillon is staying on the president's economic advisory council.
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Now he'll get a shot at staying on top well past the 2020 election.
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The company said the issue involves an indicator light staying on longer than intended.
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That aside, Sanders is a good debater who is adept at staying on-message.
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Staying on does not equal unquestionably following every directive from Washington – far from it.
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Google Google isn't staying on defense in the face of a multistate antitrust probe.
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He warned that conservatives staying on the sidelines in November could turn Texas blue.
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"Clean" means staying on the current spending course, which is a fiscal death spiral.
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Staying on an "as if" basis with "God," for short, hugely improves my life.
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But the next day, he tweeted that he would be staying on the tour.
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Gorsky had prior to Trump's news conference on Tuesday said he was staying on.
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That requires staying on an intensively bred bucking bull for an exhausting eight seconds.
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Our Revolution has frustrated Democrats by staying on the sidelines of so many races.
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Greene, a director of Google parent company Alphabet since 2012, is staying on the board.
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Tammy tells us ... she's 152 days sober, feels great and dedicated to staying on track.
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On WWHL, she stressed to Cohen the importance of staying on top of one's health.
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The Pennsylvania woman and her friends were staying on Fire Island for her bachelorette party.
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At the State Department, Brett McGurk, special envoy against ISIS, also will be staying on.
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Staying on top of it all is difficult, and often feels like a futile exercise.
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In essence, uploading constant content is her secret to staying on top of social media.
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So perhaps Mrs Yellen has a chance of staying on as Fed chair after all.
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As is the plan with Graf, Frei is staying on at Uber as an advisor.
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Unfortunately, staying on the sidewalk may be just as dangerous as voyaging to the crosswalk.
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It looks like I'll need to figure out a better strategy for staying on track.
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If you're a dedicated cook, staying on top of the latest science might be helpful.
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The men around the pool table seemed dedicated to staying on the straight and narrow.
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Salzberg will be staying on as executive chairman and chairman of the board of directors.
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But it's one that, for now at least, I'm staying on — with or without tears.
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Perry was staying on Cooper's estate at the time, so he was a natural addition.
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"They were planning on staying on until Thursday in our guest room," says Athena, 26.
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He joined the "Halftime Report" to discuss why he's staying on the sidelines for now.
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But it is no joke — staying on this path could cost them another presidential election.
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Staying on the cutting edge of hot tech trends goes a long way with employees.
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Her son Hoyt was in town and staying on his tour bus in her driveway.
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ESPECIALLY if you think they're actively staying on your radar to fuck with your head.
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Mark Zuckerberg reiterated in a CNN interview that Sandberg will be staying on at Facebook.
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Europe's STOXX 600 fell 7.43 percent, staying on track for a second month of losses.
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"If it's the older crowd, it's a sign Xi could be staying on," he said.
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Salzberg is staying on as executive chairman, and will focus on the company's growth strategy.
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Salzberg is staying on as executive chairman and will focus on the company's growth strategy.
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She chose to invest by buying what she knew and staying on top of it.
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Ma stepped down from his post as CEO in 2013, staying on as executive chairman.
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It is set to be announced Wednesday, with conservative Prime Minister Edouard Philippe staying on.
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All these actions end up staying on the device or facing some convoluted export process.
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The limousine's warning light for its hydraulic-braking system was staying on, the report showed.
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Small islands also may have less to do if you're staying on a long honeymoon.
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But the media's reporting it, and staying on it, is an amazing credit to journalists.
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Never going there, staying on the surface of things, will keep this storm from coming.
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The biggest challenge: to mouth the lyrics at top speed, while staying on the beat.
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And the party's biggest name, former President Obama, is still steadfastly staying on the sidelines.
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Joe Hagin, a deputy White House chief of staff, has been staying on the island.
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Krishna Guha, economist at Evercore ISI, puts the chances of Yellen staying on even lower.
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I guess I have got to do a better job of staying on the base.
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Staying on the good side of Trump is more important than siding with the Constitution.
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I would recommend not staying on Temple street in Dublin because it was insanely crazy.
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How were the hats staying on their heads — was it glue or some other adhesive?
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By staying on track, students can save thousands of dollars on the cost of college.
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"No pun intended, but we're staying on the sidelines with Nike right now," he said.
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Given what has happened this year, who can blame investors for staying on the sidelines?
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The left in Chile and Colombia is staying on the street to win more concessions.
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She even color-coordinated the beauty supplies in her medicine cabinet — talk about staying on brand.
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"Think about having to sing, dance, and staying on key without gasping for air," Cardiello says.
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Then I would see as many artists around them as I could, while staying on schedule.
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The change takes effect at the start of December, with Riboud staying on as honorary chairman.
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Here's why you may want to rethink staying on property at Disney for your next visit.
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Pebble founder and CEO Eric Migicovsky will not be staying on with Fitbit after the acquisition.
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And the autopilot is being rewritten to prioritize low speed over staying on the glide path.
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"We're all staying on and the entire team including myself have three-year lock-ins," Portent.
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But it's also something that can create a problem when he's tasked with staying on message.
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Staying on top of regulations can be especially challenging — but important — when scaling a company quickly.
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The right-wing government has not granted all their demands and they insist on staying on.
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Staying on top of your insurance will keep both your pocketbook and health in good shape.
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Ale Resnik, co-founder and CEO of Beepi, is staying on and believes that they will.
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"The holidays are such a tricky time when it comes to staying on track," she started.
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Other key members of the Zoosk team are staying on as well, for the time being.
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"Four of us are staying on tomorrow to do a community barbecue," said captain Tyler Ardron.
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CEO Michael Buckwald will also not be staying on with the company post-acquisition, we've learned.
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Considering 'The Terminator' ended up staying on his feet, it's clear the drop-kick wasn't successful.
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Homes are also staying on the market on average two days longer than during February 2018.
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Renzi has ruled out — for the moment — staying on as a caretaker, a parliamentary source said.
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Cornyn told The Hill Wednesday that he has talked with McConnell about staying on in leadership.
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"I think the president could be more focused and disciplined about staying on his agenda," Sen.
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Individuals staying on the island will be required to report to an island center each day.
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Ultimately, staying on track can save students from spending additional thousands of extra dollars on college.
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"Staying on a dinghy helps," he said, referring to his luxury yacht which is anchored nearby.
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For his party and for the country, Sanders must commit to staying on to the end.
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Potential sellers are staying on the sidelines, worried they either can't find or afford another home.
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The U.S. men's basketball team, which is staying on a cruise ship, defeated Argentina, 105-78.
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That means at every stage of your career, staying on top of developments in your field.
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But with Bernhardt staying on, scaling down the agency's drilling agenda seems highly unlikely in 2019.
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Staying on top of them in regulatory terms is challenging under even the best of circumstances.
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But if that's the case, the US is doing a poor job of staying on mission.
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She added the president-elect is still consulting with ethics experts about staying on the show.
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Ms. Hall recently sold GoodShip to Privateer Holdings, a private equity firm, and is staying on.
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Given that healthcare is a treaty right, it should not be dependent on staying on reservations.
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Staying "on-trend" felt like running a race with no finish line; it simply never ended.
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Online and in person, it's all about defining yourself, shaping the narrative and staying on message.
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As in Teach First, participants have the choice of staying on or leaving after two years.
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Despite losing hundreds of dollars during the strike, Rutledge said she's staying on the picket lines.
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The euro eased slightly to $1.1760, staying on the defensive after shedding 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
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In Bushwick, Brooklyn, curve-enhancing Colombian jeans are staying on the rack at a neighborhood store.
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Did Calipari have ulterior motives for staying on the good sides of U.S.A. Basketball and Krzyzewski?
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"All that supports the Bank of Japan ... staying on hold for the foreseeable future," he said.
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Staying on the Music setting screen, make sure that Volume Limit is also set to Off.
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" But for him, staying on methadone was "by far the best decision I could have made.
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I still try to guilt him into staying on my way out lol, but it doesn't work.
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Did you have any question about whether you'd be staying on when the Disney deal was announced?
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Again, be cautious and consider staying on the treadmill indoors if the index is above 90 degrees.
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I just need to do a better job of staying on the floor and helping my teammates.
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In 2016 Shola Adekoya took over as CEO, with Shagaya staying on as Chairman of the Board.
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Staying on the cutting edge has always been pricey, but it's starting to get a little wild.
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Because Republicans pretty much staying on offense and supporting, generally not undermining the President on key issues.
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It's no secret that Americans are staying on the job longer, or returning to work after retiring.
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All three are spaceflight veterans and will be staying on board the ISS for about five months.
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Now, you'll get a notification that'll make staying on the train or bus too long less likely.
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It was just one player playing, the other one staying on the other side of the court.
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I ended up staying on the island for nine years — I just didn't take that plane back.
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The secret to staying on TV is to act out, say outrageous things, and break the rules.
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Staying on top of details is part of what he says makes a successful real estate developer.
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"I think the President could be more focused and disciplined about staying on his agenda," he said.
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"Companies are people, and we're very honored that [founder Klaus Grohmann] will be staying on," said Musk.
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There's no reason to feel bad about shopping for bargains and staying on top of your finances.
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The experiment was conducted only on "outright" three-month metal with spreads trading staying on the floor.
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During the dinner, Trump asked Comey about staying on as FBI director, but made an odd request.
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They just keep making us jealous with their kitesurfing and Tuscan villas and staying on private islands.
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Senate Democrats are staying on the sidelines of the fierce fight to win the party's presidential nomination.
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Staying on top of everything you have to do each day is sometimes tedious and sometimes overwhelming.
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In terms of staying on an annualized schedule, Game of Thrones is about to break the wheel.
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This semester I'll be a commuter, and so far the people I've met are staying on campus.
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McConnell, who has endorsed Trump, advised the presumptive GOP presidential nominee to focus on staying on message.
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A couple of others came and went, staying on the sofa in the otherwise empty living room.
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RadPad founder and CEO Jonathan Eppers will be stepping aside, but staying on in an advisory role.
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Rodriguez-Finch is staying on with Planned Parenthood to become the regional director of the Omaha area.
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"I am glad they met and am glad Preet is staying on," Schumer said in a statement.
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The dining hall presents a challenge, as does going to class and staying on top of assignments.
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That request seemed to suggest that he was open to staying on the story for the network.
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He held the job under Bush, staying on for six months after former President Barack Obama's inauguration.
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The prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, resigned in November and has been staying on pending his replacement.
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Ms. Meyer, the reporter who joined Starting Line from The Hawk Eye, is staying on full time.
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There was Slotkin's quote about staying on message instantly turning up on a Politico reporter's Twitter feed.
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Riding popular attractions before the masses arrive might be the most meaningful advantages to staying on-site.
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Morrison is staying on the council after denouncing the violence and "racist ideology" of the weekend's events.
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Many people staying on Grand Bahama are doing so because they feel they have no other option.
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"Her sister has a tiny house and she's going to be staying on the couch," she said.
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Staying on the current path where the debt is growing faster than the economy is clearly unsustainable.
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The Section 317 Vaccination program is critical to staying on top of immunizations and disease outbreaks nationwide.
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People want a lot of puns with knives, like, 'Staying on the cutting edge' or 'Stay sharp.
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The boys resorted to staying on the floor of friend's/stranger's houses (a normalcy of DIY touring).
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But with read-later apps, staying on top of those bookmarked articles can be enjoyable rather than overwhelming.
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Harrison Wier, an intern with the university's athletic department, is staying on the second floor of the dorm.
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If you're a pet owner, you know that staying on top of pet hair cleanup is no joke.
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Out of 30 analysts rating the stock, 28 are bullish with only two analysts staying on the sidelines.
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Tyra, staying on as executive producer, has promised a return to the show's glory days — with a twist.
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Today there are countless productivity apps available that take all of the guesswork out of staying on task.
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Our diplomats are professional and they are staying on our NATO issues, where we are 100 percent allied.
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Stewart's pets repay all this kindness and care by staying on their best behavior … most of the time.
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Separately, Bob Iger said he's open to staying on as CEO beyond his scheduled retirement in 2220 months.
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Recode first reported his departure from his role, though Schrage said he is staying on as an advisor.
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If you have a compelling reason for leaving or staying on Facebook, we want to hear from you.
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McAleenan indicated Wednesday that he is open to the possibility of staying on until a successor is named.
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"It feels like it's a whole other job staying on top of these auto-pay charges," she said.
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From there, Unity has spent a good deal of effort in staying on top of the latest trends.
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The problem can't be solved by staying on message and telling your pal Terry McAuliffe to keep quiet.
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In a note sent to employees after the deal became official, however, Mayer suggested she was staying on.
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Women scientists were largely banned from staying on the continent for projects until well into the 20th century.
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"As they jumped through the water, the rabbits had a jolly good try at staying on," he said.
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It's tough to juggle staying on top of trends, coordinating photoshoots, and landing brand deals all at once.
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Staying on the ball is one way to keep your head above water when it's time to file.
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It was acquired last year by security firm BullGuard with Atias staying on as CEO of Dojo Labs.
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Co-founder and CEO Benjamin Bak is only staying on for another six months to aid the transition.
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You better make sure you're staying on top of your (likely borrowed) renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor quota.
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He would likely struggle with staying on script, and would have a difficult time conjuring up kind words.
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Democrats have been meeting with Gorsuch but are staying on the fence about whether they will support him.
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But the MLS team has an interesting angle to help them expedite the process while staying on budget.
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We'll give points for the color scheme, though, as it does a good job of staying on brand.
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Koch, the most powerful billionaire in conservative politics, is staying on the sidelines of this year's presidential race.
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"We are all staying on alert," said a public relations officer at a major Chinese consumer tech brand.
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But the fact that there's no certainty there is one reason that investors are staying on the sidelines.
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The first part of what they do is all about staying on top of food and drink trends.
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However, de Lesseps isn't letting her brief slip-up deter her from staying on track with her sobriety.
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This isn't the time for staying on the surface, playing it cool, being aloof, or stuffing feelings away.
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Mr. Trump is still making his opening pitch for November, and he is having trouble staying on course.
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The UNAIDS spokesperson, Barton-Knott, would not speculate on why he was staying on the job until June.
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But Tripp told CNBC in a statement that he's committed to staying on as CEO of Grand Rounds.
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Bieber tried to get away from it all by staying on the private Makepeace Island, located in Queensland.
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The careers of many YouTubers depend upon walking this line, but staying on the right side of it.
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Some prefer staying on the shore, only getting up from their towel when the day is officially over.
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Reporters at E&E and the New York Times climate desk are staying on top of breaking news.
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The AP 1 fund, the company's sixth largest shareholder, also said it supported Rollen staying on as CEO.
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But staying on the cutting edge of music in 2017 isn't ultimately the point of TLC, is it?
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Any further postponement would need to be approved unanimously by the 27 nations staying on together after Brexit.
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But in the meanwhile, people in the U.S. have problems staying on medicines because of our crazy system.
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The 22-year-old has a mitochondrial disease, a chronic illness, and didn't feel safe staying on campus.
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Its head of strategic partnerships, Martin Attiq, left last summer, staying on as an adviser through year-end.
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However, Iger will be staying on as executive chairman to focus on the creative endeavors of the company.
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And nearly all said the misuse of their data had given them second thoughts about staying on Facebook.
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"He's hitting the ball into right-center field, and that means you're staying on the ball," Baker said.
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Continuing education is crucial to staying on top of changes in your industry and keeping your skills sharp.
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"The first three innings, I was going sideways instead of staying on top of the ball," Gsellman said.
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Canada will now have to enter the talks after staying on the sidelines while talks advanced with Mexico.
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Cheeky Fingers is far from the most sophisticated app, but it's adorable and is staying on my phone.
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Others staying on the sidelines were: Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Zambia, Burundi, Eritrea, Benin, Sierra Leone and Guinea Bissau.
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For us, staying on the April weekend of the Austin Food & Wine Festival, a restaurant reservation was impossible.
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Another good point was to avoid staying on the top floor, as rooftop bar noise can filter down.
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From a purely financial standpoint, staying on the sidelines in the current bull market has been excruciatingly costly.
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For Chinese companies, staying on the safe side of government censors is a matter of life and death.
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Staying on-theme for this celebration of America, you can't go wrong with the Southern classic, pimento cheese.
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The North Koreans are staying on the top three floors of the St. Regis, a Reuters reporter discovered.
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Gerry Grimstone, deputy chair at Barclays, is staying on at Standard Life as it merges with Aberdeen Asset Management.
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Ironically, it's on "Bodak Yellow" where she preaches that you can keep your money by staying on a budget.
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As day turns to night, the lights are dimmed rather than staying on at full brightness for optimal photos.
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She's staying on in her role as an adviser to the secretary of homeland security, officials tell BuzzFeed News.
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Constructing a portfolio strategically is the key to staying on track if markets get scary this year, he said.
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Staying on the theme of solar, could the key to a clean energy future be found in the heavens?
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The new ambassadors are tasked with staying on the lookout for people making a big difference with their webcams.
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While Yellen is likely to resign if not reappointed as chair, should she consider staying on as a governor?
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Otherwise, he might call the 27 national leaders of EU countries staying on together after Brexit back to Brussels.
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And staying on that path practically dooms the market into becoming a commodity business, and no one wants that.
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And unfortunately for the next generation of O'Learys this watch is staying on his wrist till the very end.
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Last year, the e-commerce giant hired about 100,000, with more than 14,000 staying on as full time employees.
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A global economic crisis could start because of a random grudge between two billionaires staying on this Idaho resort.
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But, he added that he just couldn't justify staying on the advisory panel after Trump exited the Paris accord.
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Learning the importance of staying on top of details is good for first-timers, but it's more universal, too.
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By tracking trip time, New York was hoping to prevent drivers from staying on the road for too long.
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In addition to staying on top of her diet, she's also started exercising at least three times a week.
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We understand that Taylor and his co-founder, ex-Googler Kevin Gibbs, will both be staying on post-acquisition.
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Trump's speech — thanks to staying on script — didn't shock or surprise anyone, and that was news in amongst itself.
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That starts by staying on topic as the nation's 4th largest city reels after a storm of biblical proportions.
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The real estate mogul said he has been staying on message, but the media has been misrepresenting his campaign.
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And welfare is one bitter pill indeed: As I, Daniel Blake shows, it's hard work staying on the dole.
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Gruenberg has the option of staying on as chairman until his replacement is nominated and confirmed by the Senate.
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Ground D, the Tara, Morgan, and Jesus group, had a whole lot of trouble staying on the same page.
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Because the resort is spread out on two islands, it feels like you're staying on your own private island.
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For instance, Kabila has been under fire for staying on longer than two terms, which is the legal limit.
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Staying on top of your credit is crucial, as it's an important tool for building wealth when used properly.
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And the first time I used it, it had a little bit of trouble, like, staying on my face.
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CNN reported that Cohen had originally believed Trump would pardon him for staying on message while talking with prosecutors.
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Kate Warne, investment strategist for Edward Jones, said the report showed that the nation's economy was staying on track.
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It looks like TJ Parker, co-founder and CEO of PillPack, will be staying on to run the business.
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As someone in the field of child health and wellness, I applaud them for staying on top of this.
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As our Hollywood reporter, what are some of your favorite tech tools for staying on top of your beat?
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If Parsons' knee prevents him from staying on the court, erase the previous two paragraphs from your memory. 5.
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The Kiwis also beat SoftBank Team Japan by 288 seconds, staying on their foils 23 percent of the time.
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Liveris, who helped organize the initial meetings of the manufacturing council, announced Monday he will be staying on it.
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DAVID FABER: At the risk of staying on this topic too long but -- JAMES COULTER: Well past that risk.
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On Sunday, Netflix announced on Twitter that the show would return, with Brian Yorkey staying on as a showrunner.
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He spends a lot of time at the library, accessing the internet and staying on top of current events.
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Even after a broad-based political movement forced him to hold elections, he dreamed of staying on as president.
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The other 27 EU states staying on together after Brexit plan to rubber-stamp the draft at a Nov.
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It's good to see Kendall staying on her feet, unlike that time she nearly face-planted on a bicycle.
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Union leaders said they were staying on the sidelines because the demands of mobilizing behind either Mr. Sanders or Mrs.
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The last line of Target's new launch, Colsie, is all about staying on trend in the sleepwear and loungewear space.
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They have reportedly been "inseparable," with Markle staying on site at Kensington Palace in the prince's two-bedroom Nottingham Cottage.
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Rock is staying on as host and rewriting the show to highlight the issue, Oscars producer Reggie Hudlin has said.
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Vega is staying on the story until the very end, crisscrossing the country in the final sprint of the campaign.
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Gall, a 40-year law enforcement veteran who takes pride in solving cold cases, says he's staying on the pursuit.
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While you might get a little cold staying on the icefjord itself, the nearby Ilulissat town is an iceberg paradise.
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The 2014 champion Stan Wawrinka also reached the last 16, staying on track for a blockbuster semi-final against Murray.
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Pelosi planned to retire if Hillary Clinton became president, but ended up staying on when Trump won the 2016 election.
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Staying on top of your budget can mean peace of mind when/if you finally DO indulge in that latte.
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Lamb said last week that he would not support Pelosi staying on as the House's Democratic leader if he wins.
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They are staying on as co-chairmen and co-chief executives but with less of a day-to-day role.
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They did a good job of staying on the attack and that's why we were in the situation we were.
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Tracking who has paid them and who hasn't, staying on top of expenses, and the nightmare that's taxes adds up.
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Terms of Mayer's departure are still being worked through, but her not staying on is not much of a surprise.
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But I think my message can go a lot further by staying on Earth and sharing my life with people.
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"I've really enjoyed staying on air and sharing my pregnancy with viewers who have enjoyed it as well," she says.
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After nine months of staying on her usual nutritious eating and exercise track, Massy Arias delivered a healthy baby girl.
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Terms of Mayer's departure are still being worked through, and her not staying on is not much of a surprise.
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"Staying on budget" was the top challenge, with more than a third of homeowners saying they struggled not to overspend.
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"My family and my husband's family are all getting together and staying on this ranch and hanging out," she says.
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The Governor was a hopelessly convoluted character whose true intentions made about as much sense as staying on Hershel's farm.
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The executive order was already on hold, meaning it can't be carried out, and now it's just staying on hold.
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Ryan touted his ability as a fundraiser when asked last week about staying on in the job through the election.
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And Trump noticeably shook Hillary by staying on offense and not wasting his two-minute response time solely defending himself.
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Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) agreed to Brydon staying on until 2019 to ensure an orderly succession, the LSE said.
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Because you are fully responsible for your everything, maintaining relationships, networking, staying on task all become that much more important.
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"The boat we're staying on is very nice, very secluded," said Angel McCoughtry, who is playing in her second Olympics.
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Experts say staying on the same page as your partner about money is essential, no matter whether you share accounts.
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Not to mention that while it may look uncoordinated, it does involve staying on beat and maintaining a certain form.
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They call it palace intrigue in the hill rags" and said "I am going to seek staying on as speaker.
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In the end, she decided to fully commit to the fall, staying on the floor like a glittery snow angel.
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She sold it to the global giant for an undisclosed amount in 1999, staying on as creative director until 2006.
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He can only serve one five-year term unless the age limit for staying on or further promotion is eased.
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Now that I think about it colleges really should have their cafeterias operating for anyone who is staying on campus.
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In turn, commissioners approved CorrectHealth staying on through June 2018 – ahead of the awarding of a new three-year contract.
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As it turns out, Junior might actually be a little better than his father at staying on a coherent message.
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Pros: Because the resort is spread out on two islands, it feels like you're staying on your own private island.
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But staying on campus, where social and academic pressures can be grueling, has its own risks for students in distress.
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It should've been done a long time ago, but I'm not great at staying on top of things like this.
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Staying on top is a real migraine when a team is forced to play a fellow king of the mountain.
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I worked extra shifts as a gym monitor to help cover the unavoidable costs of staying on campus during breaks.
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The Parental Controls feature is also useful for staying on task and limiting personal use on certain websites or apps.
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Mr. Wang's chances of staying on may not survive the bartering among the party elite who choose the new lineup.
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Mr Neumann is staying on as chairman, but is reportedly ceding control of WeWork by curtailing his shareholder voting power.
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"I think the attack helped her to stay on message and by attacking Hillary Clinton, she is staying on message."
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GOP leaders are also staying on the sidelines for now, after previously urging Bryant to appoint himself to the seat.
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A large percentage of graduates from the first programs are staying on and some are now helping run subsequent programs.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Alpert was accepted as a Ph.D. candidate at Stanford and earned his doctorate, staying on afterward to teach.
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Branson said that guests staying on the island had returned home, while those due to arrive had postponed their visit.
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Mike Pence face off in the first and only vice presidential debate Tuesday, they are tasked with staying on message.
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All 40 employees at the startup will be staying on and the company will continue to "operate as usual," VentureBeat reports.
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Meantime passengers and crew are staying on board the ship and there is no indication of when it will leave Curacao.
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The pounding became so frightening that Hannah, who was staying on the ground floor, left her room via an exterior door.
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Stadium Goods will remain independent as part of the deal, with McPheters and Stiller staying on to lead the brand forward.
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Co-founder Brady Forrest is stepping down from his role leading the accelerator, though he'll be staying on as an advisor.
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Our workers are staying on the job longer and finding volunteer opportunities at higher rates than in many western European nations.
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The son followed in his father's footsteps, becoming a Chicago police officer in 1992 and staying on for nearly a decade.
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In its decision statement, the bank highlighted growing uncertainties in the global economy as the main reason for staying on par.
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Staying on the subject of high standards, the president misspelled the name of his defense secretary in a tweet on Sunday.
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They pay fees to universities, spend money on things like food and lodging, and may even end up staying on permanently.
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The remainder will help Bitly expand its sales team and give it capital for acquisitions, says Josephson, who is staying on.
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Fear of failing to do her idol justice meant staying on guard, a stance she said became both lonely and painful.
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Hun Sen celebrated 33 years in power in January, and has frequently spoken of staying on for at least another decade.
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People were casually chatting at their stations, staying on task—and within the span of an hour, it was mission accomplished.
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What it comes down to is the media for staying on this, for asking the right questions and informing the public.
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Promoters who have defaulted are explicitly banned from staying on as owners, following an amendment made to the code in November.
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"Well, we don't live on a boat; we're staying on a boat," Krzyzewski said after a question about the team's accommodations.
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The pound held around $1.2507, staying on a slippery slope since mid-March largely led by political uncertainty in the country.
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The spokeswoman confirmed Dojo's founders are staying on post acquisition but added that the branding strategy isn't fully formed as yet.
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Within that conversation, she told me that she was leaving and asked if I would consider staying on and replacing her.
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You don't have the time to think about those other things – you just have to think about staying on the horse.
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Expedia sought to allay concerns by naming company veteran Mark Okerstrom as its new CEO, with Khosrowshahi staying on the board.
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The pound held around $1.2502, staying on a slippery slope since mid-March as fears of a hard Brexit have gathered.
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He's replacing Mike Cassidy, the project's leader since 2012, who will be staying on at Google X to do different projects.
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In short, this is Trump being Trump, latching onto the little things, making wild, unsubstantiated accusations, all while staying on message.
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If you're staying on property at a Disney resort, you can book FastPasses for your entire stay beginning at 7 a.m.
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Those insurers who do submit rate requests do not have to commit to staying on the Obamacare exchanges until late September.
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Unlike a decade ago, there are rumours that Mr Xi may be thinking of flouting convention and staying on after 2022.
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Staying on brand for herself and the show, Khloé teases Kylie's series, now pushed back from July to an August premiere.
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Her commitment to staying on in that role could lead to some tension between the Fed and the upcoming Trump administration.
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The amenities sound incredible: robot butlers and guest cabins with screens designed to look like you're staying on an alien planet.
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New polling suggests Trump is paying a political price for staying on the attack in a time of fear and grief.
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On Tuesday, the sides were negotiating terms that could include Mr. Ailes's staying on in a consulting role for Fox News.
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You can write, sketch, and diagram in any way, shape, or form, with no boundaries aside from staying on the page.
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Staying on land, I learned, was not an option, especially when I had babies of my own to hold and help.
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Lam is staying on in an advisory role, while the site's editor-in-chief and product director will retain their positions.
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You don't have the time to think about those other things — you just have to think about staying on the horse.
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The startup's founders, Livio Lumbroso and Colin Valière, are also staying on to play a part in BeMyEye's growth going forwards.
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We thought about staying on a larger indie, and even talked to Caroline, which was Sub Pop's distributor at the time.
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In return, the students commit to staying on at Geisinger for four years after residency to work in primary care roles.
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But Vitiello is staying on as acting ICE director, presumably until a replacement is nominated and confirmed by the US Senate.
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I have a great faith in what I think is true, and this is why I'm staying on in the game.
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Critics say Feinstein is staying on as a leader when her policies come from a previous time in the Democratic Party.
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Playing it safe: For Chinese companies, staying on the safe side of government censors is a matter of life and death.
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Davis did a good job of feinting and staying on top of his feet, taking away Zabit's favorite method of countering.
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Eventually, Mr. Biden began vacationing in the state, usually staying on one of the barrier islands near Mr. Hollings's native Charleston.
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Or when you're in a meeting and want to see if you're staying on schedule, flicking your wrist isn't very subtle.
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Harrison, 39, dressed but did not play against Minnesota, staying on the sideline when Chickillo filled in for the injured Watt.
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A confident Carrie Lam insisted she was staying on as the Chinese-ruled city's leader and dismissed calls to step down.
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So for us, staying on the ground remaining close to clients, even in difficult periods is something that our clients appreciate.
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Despite the buzz surrounding large deals offered by rivals, many Twitch streamers are staying on the platform — at least for now.
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"Make it a movie date and spend half an hour or so checking in on each other and staying on track."
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If you don't have access to a sidewalk, the CDC suggests staying on the far edge of the road facing traffic.
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She told Giwa that her sons were staying on the other side of town with her godmother, whom she called Nanny.
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Doctors and pharmacists can use digital technology to interact with patients and periodically reinforce the importance of staying on their medication.
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Rometty will be staying on as CEO for one more quarter, through April, and then continue on as chairman through 2020.
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Carmen Perez, another of the board's most high-profile members, is staying on, and 16 new people will be joining her.
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There's a lot of things on Todd's side for staying on our roster and a lot of things on Shane's side.
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Once the light show ends, I suggest staying on fifth avenue and walking uptown to see various stores' holiday window displays.
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While Trump left Hanoi later to return to Washington, Kim is staying on in Vietnam, for a two-day official visit.
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You could blame the candidates for not staying on the question, but so often there isn't an incentive to do so.
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Careem co-founders Mudassir Sheikha, Magnus Olsson and Abdulla Elyas are staying on with Careem following the acquisition, the companies said.
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He worked in all of those assurances on Saturday night, staying on script and speaking in his characteristically crisp, polished, emphatic style.
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Last year three-quarters of Labour MPs voted against him staying on in the job, in a failed attempt at a coup.
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She was in all likelihood reading a transcript of his speech to see if he was staying on-script (another power move).
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Some 549 people have submitted applications and 486 are staying on the island, waiting for the government's decision which could take months.
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But the BBC said most of its best-known presenters, many of whom are household names in Britain, would be staying on.
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The idea of staying on the Great Wall overnight isn't something that's unprecedented; tourists are allowed to camp out if they like.
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"Without staying on top of the problems every day, we&aposll have less and less water in the city," De Viana said.
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It's worth staying on top of this, since both stars have only found more success since their time on the FOX show.
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The acting company is staying on, and we'll have a spoken word guest in addition to the two musical guests each week.
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But he describes how the producers goaded him into staying on the set while Kufrin was begging him to leave her alone.
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"If Mr. Musk ends up staying on, the reputational harm from this might still prevent the stock from immediately returning to 'normal.'"
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"The fact they (consumers) have a positive first experience is really important to staying on that trajectory towards automated driving," she said.
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An increasingly bipartisan cadre of policy experts is trying to tell them that staying on the sidelines is both counterproductive and unsustainable.
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And when it comes to the high-stakes schedule of weekly live tapings, she's welcoming the challenge of staying on her toes.
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However, as with any large conglomerate, separating the good stuff from the basic can be almost as tricky as staying on budget.
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Today we learned that Hamilton is staying on the $10 bill, while Harriett Tubman will replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill.
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So we suggest jumping on this bandwagon and staying on it, because anything you buy is probably going to last that long.
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For easy access to Smuggler's Cove, Brewers Bay and other top-notch BVI beaches, consider staying on Tortola, the territory's largest island.
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Wary of calling a relief bounce too soon, some investors said they were staying on the sidelines while the market mood developed.
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By keeping Logitech's G Power Play connected to power, the mouse keeps its charge wirelessly by staying on top of the mat.
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Chief of staff John Kelly, who is staying on the property, has met multiple times with the president to discuss crises overseas.
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Carney is due to leave the BoE in mid-2018 but has an option of staying on for a further three years.
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"David is a very good big picture thinker while at the same time staying on top of all the details," Schwartz said.
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I'm picking his brain, and he's more so telling me than I'm asking him, and I'm just staying on top of him.
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New York State is already reporting that patients with severe cases are staying on ventilators much longer than those with pneumonia might.
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"O.C. Housewives" star Vicki Gunvalson is just fine staying on two feet and off of four wheels after a serious ATV crash.
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Students must maintain their campus jobs in addition to staying on top of their school work to remain enrolled at the college.
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And if the bull market is just getting started, despite its advanced chronological age, staying on the sidelines will be even worse.
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"It's staying on the good side of the administration, keeping stability in global trade by shifting a bit more onshore," he said.
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Staying on the phone for 30 minutes with a prospective client doesn't mean you're going to end the call with a deal.
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He spent a few weeks living in a hostel and staying on friends' couches until he saved enough to secure an apartment.
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Riding popular attractions before the masses arrive might be the most meaningful advantage to staying on-site at an official Disney hotel.
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For example, we had issues discounting the hot breakfast from the continental breakfast for those staying on the executive floor almost daily.
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There are a few things that adult children should consider when deciding between staying on a parent's plan and having their own.
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"We are staying on course, planning to start flying there (the U.S.) in June or July," Garuda spokesman Benny S. Butarbutar said.
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The best known way to reduce the risk of overdose is staying on a steady dose of buprenorphine, or another drug, methadone.
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In the midst of it, Mr. Trump, who has a famously short attention span, has at times had trouble staying on course.
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It happened at the shared house where she was staying on the south side of Peterborough, an isolated area called Orton Goldhay.
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Police responded to the call and escorted Jermaine Massey out of the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel, where he was staying, on Dec.
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But staying on saving time all year long is a bit more tricky to implement, requiring congressional approval, according to the Desert Sun.
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More than likely, there's someone in your circle who takes great pride in knowing about and staying on top of the latest tech.
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With near-constant notifications on our phones and countless tabs and windows crowding our computer screens, staying on task can sometimes feel impossible.
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Staying on schedule, pricing competitively, and sticking to her budget helped Webre transform her big risk into the big success she once imagined.
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Analysts said investors in the region were worried about the growth outlook, with the U.S. Federal Reserve staying on its policy tightening path.
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Instead of staying on your screen, it's brought what was, for many millennials, a beloved childhood game into a very 21st-century world.
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Police block off and surround a hotel where a suspect wanted in several killings was staying on June 4, 2018, in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Tidal is staying on top of the social climate and its competition by allowing you to block music you don't want to hear.
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That's a high bar for a network the size of Facebook or YouTube, but it's the price of staying on Europe's good side.
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Harry and Meghan decided to extend their tour, staying on privately for an extra night after their tour duties wrap on Monday afternoon.
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Luckily, I'm staying on the same game (in a very popular game franchise), so I'm already familiar with some of the code base.
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"I basically left the movie because we were going over the allowable hours, and I didn't feel comfortable staying on set," he said.
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"Staying on a dinghy helps," he said, referring to his luxury yacht, Privacy, which is anchored nearby in the town of Sag Harbor.
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Alexander Hamilton is staying on the $10 bill, and Andrew Jackson is coming off the $20 — reportedly to be replaced by Harriet Tubman.
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In comparison, ATLAS' torso only has a limited amount of flexibility, limiting what that humanoid can lift while still staying on its feet.
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The Dallas Morning News said the agreement could also bolster Whitley's chances of staying on as secretary of state on a permanent basis.
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"Fitness and staying on your grind is the easiest thing in the world to have an opinion about," Ross, 31, captions the video.
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To defend against ransomware, Trend Micro's threat defense experts recommend backing up your files regularly and staying on top of your security updates.
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If you have trouble concentrating on what's in front of you and staying on task, you're more likely to impulsively use your smartphone.
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Terms of the deal remain undisclosed, though I understand Wipe's founders are staying on and going forward will run Freska's operations in Norway.
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One thing's certain, when it comes to being a KarJenner assistant: It's a 24/7 job, so staying on your toes is key.
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For this reason, it's particularly important that you're staying on top of your employees' T4 forms and that all the information is accurate.
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While other athletes deal with the multitude of problems at the Rio Olympic Village, USA basketball is staying on a luxury cruise ship.
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While Torres is adamant about staying on budget when flipping a property, there is one feature that is often worth the splurge: skylights.
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Marooney's final day is not yet set, but spokesperson Vanessa Chan said she would be staying on to bring her replacement on board.
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The pilot worries about obstacle avoidance and staying on the shot path, while the videographer moves the camera to get the best shot.
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In fact, I was pretty obsessive over it to the point where it kept me from staying on top of my job search.
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This is why so many telemarketers end up staying on the line for ten minutes or more, despite interacting with a looping recording.
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"At that stage it was really just about staying on top of things and trying to keep up," the 33-year-old recalled.
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Aides even have expressed concern that Trump is downplaying the difficulties of staying on top of his game for the full 85033 minutes.
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Many do not know that patients who receive transplants live significantly longer and report higher quality of life than those staying on dialysis.
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Story at a glance The expansion of used clothing stores online is providing fashionistas with a less wasteful approach to staying on trend.
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Despite the chatter about his influence waning, Ryan has insisted that he'll be staying on as Speaker for the rest of his term.
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Mr. Miranda and his wife, Vanessa Nadal-Miranda, were staying on the 230th floor, while his mother and father were on the 26th.
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Two of the managers are staying on through the rest of the year to help with the transitions of the teams, Uber said.
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But as for the perfectly coiffed wig Margulies wore over her naturally curly hair to play straight-laced Florrick, it's staying on set.
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Barrow, enjoying a day off from Dullsville, is able to finagle the butler job, with Carson staying on as a sort of advisor.
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But that will mean staying on the air, which in turn will test whether the audience wants a nuanced exploration of safety vs.
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Put another way, target-date investors mostly avoided the two worst outcomes: selling low and staying on the sidelines during the market rally.
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EU advisers of the 27 member states staying on in the EU after Brexit are also due to meet in Brussels that day.
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Recent profiles have painted him as having fallen from national prominence, focusing on his dwindling finances and his difficulties staying on the air.
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If we don't try to get back up there (which is the grey dotted line), we risk staying on the lower red line.
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That likely gives the Fed the luxury of staying on the sidelines to see how the US economy responds to the global turmoil.
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Newman said in her resignation announcement that staying on as a member of the faculty would allow her to advocate for her beliefs.
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Still some spot fires, But staying on boat until we hear from friends on mainland that it's safe to go back on land.
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If not, they too will be "leading from behind" — because staying on will give Donald Trump permission to continue along his destructive path.
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Dani Rylan, the founder and commissioner of the NWHL, told Reuters via email that her league is staying on track with its goals.
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Staying on top of their money and having it work for them allows them to have more fun as a family, said Perry.
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The St. Regis declined to comment on who was staying on the top floors, or how many rooms the North Koreans were occupying.
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So part of this is staying on the issues that matter to you and making sure that he doesn't mess around with you.
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"My family and my husband's family are all getting together and staying on this ranch and hanging out," Clarkson said ahead of the BBMAs.
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"My family and my husband's family are all getting together and staying on this ranch and hanging out," she said ahead of the BBMAs.
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Terms of the deal remain undisclosed, although I'm told Doxter co-founder Ron Lehnert is staying on and will become CEO of Doctena Germany.
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Lady Gaga, who revealed a fibromyalgia diagnosis in 2017, still manages an athletic nightly show, and recently implied that she may be staying on.
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Showing his son's frozen, cracked body would only add horror and shock value; staying on Simpson's agony gives the scene a sharp emotional edge.
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He accepted a three-year contract to help the University of Pittsburgh start its jazz program but ended up staying on for 19863 years.
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Image: AppleApple is currently embroiled in a momentous legal battle against the government, but they're also staying on top of what really matters: dicks.
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On September 26th, 53 of Mrs Merkel's 246 MPs voted against one of her closest allies staying on as head of the Bundestag group.
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Though she embraces cheat meals on the weekend, Oz emphasized the importance of staying on track of her designated meal plan during the week.
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The likeliest outcome seems to be a chaotic coalition, perhaps with Mr Prayuth, pretending to be surprised and reluctant, staying on as prime minister.
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If you're covered under your parent's plan, you're likely better off making a choice between a student plan or staying on their employer plan.
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Compared to the financial "benefits" of working low wage jobs, staying on public assistance is often a very attractive option for Americans and Israelis.
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Now that the Patriots beat the Falcons in Houston to win the franchise's fifth title, the New England tight end is staying on message.
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By and large, perhaps out of sheer conservatism, NBA teams have done a good job of staying on the right side of Goodhart's Law.
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Any real hopes Gutierrez had of staying on the grand prix grid took a hit last week when the Manor team went into administration.
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In trying to balance being a tennis player and an entrepreneur, Williams simply "staying on top of things" is one of her biggest challenges.
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Everything from Twitter to Netflix is battling to capitalize on your eyeballs staying on their platform for as much of your day as possible.
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Weinberg will take on the title held until now by Roger Altman, who is staying on in the newly created role of senior chairman.
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Democrats said that they see Pelosi possibly staying on for another term if Democrats can hold the House and take back the White House.
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Additionally, staying on top of sanitation measures, like hand-washing and disinfecting areas where patients spend time, could prevent the spread, the doctors wrote.
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"You look at the stars who do maintain staying on top and honestly it looks like so much work and self-involvement," she said.
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CNN reported that Cohen believed that Trump would offer him a pardon in exchange for staying on message in in talks with federal prosecutors.
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Mr. Rajan previously expressed interest in staying on for a second term, but he said in a letter to colleagues that he had reconsidered.
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If you anticipate trouble staying on top of those payments, contact your creditors to see if there are options for reducing your monthly payments.
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And last week, WeWork announced that Neumann had given up most of his voting power and resigned as CEO, staying on as nonexecutive chairman.
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Ms. Weinberg, who attends many of the authority's board meetings, said on Thursday that she had not heard that Mr. Foye was staying on.
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Per the bill, companies would be banned from manipulating adults into signing away their data, or manipulating children into staying on a platform compulsively.
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"He was in control and staying on message, which is shocking to me," David Henderson, a 51-year-old self-described liberal, told me.
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He denies any wrongdoing and insists on staying on as prime minister, a position he took in December in an ANO-only minority cabinet.
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In his most recent bouts, however, Masvidal has begun to capitalize on his sharp technique by pushing the action and staying on the offensive.
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"He was just putting me under pressure, so I was just staying on his wheel and staying with him to the finish," Froome said.
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Most end up staying on the island, working in local stores, shops, or in the tourist area, if they have a job at all.
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"This is hard to say at this point, it'll take a couple of hours," Loew said when asked if he would be staying on.
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You can start saving money by staying on the fringes of the city center, where rooms at the Peninsula can run $180 per night.
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Later in the afternoon, federal lawmakers toured the NRG Center in Houston, the convention facility where about 2,900 people were still staying on Monday.
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A White House official said Mr. Trump had simply become frustrated at Mr. Peña Nieto's insistence on staying on the subject of the wall.
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And time to sell has shortened, with properties staying on the market an average of 39 days this year, versus 71 days last year.
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S. cabal and put at risk the lives of Kurdish allies there who helped us defeat ISIS, Trump remains committed to staying on course.
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Another 510,000 people were bumped by mutual agreement, involving compensation in an odd auction where staying on the ground goes to the highest bidder.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - In the bone-crunching, muscle-wrenching sport of football, staying on the field when injured is a challenging priority for NFL players.
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Sanders has distinguished himself from Warren and the vanquished 2020 Democrats by staying on message, emphasizing a class struggle as the battle worth fighting.
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CONFIDENT CARRIE LAM A confident Carrie Lam insisted she was staying on as the Chinese-ruled city's leader and dismissed calls to step down.
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But that doesn't always take precedence as Americans focus on staying on top of bills, paying off debt and working toward other financial goals.
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Staying on top of messages that come into her inbox is part of how Sandberg is able to help manage a 20,658-person company.
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They include Janice Lynch, 68, who was evicted in 2015 after missing some rent payments and then essentially became homeless, staying on relatives' couches.
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Mr Rajput happily learned how to use all the machines; but he declined promotion, staying on the shop floor for all his working life.
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As much as he loved being on the field when he played, Rice is staying on the sidelines when it comes to Sunday's matchup.
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"By staying on the economic council it looks like you are tacitly endorsing Trump's policies," added Mr. Azemun, who identified himself as Iranian-American.
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Even if a person is perfect at staying on top of birth control -- and most humans typically are not, said Villavicencio -- there's room for error.
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It's not that different from staying on the family mobile phone plan into early adulthood, Hill said, or claiming a parent's health insurance until 26.
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"I thought he was running the ball, cutting the ball, working both sides of the plate, staying on the fringes," Chicago manager Rick Renteria said.
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The draft "statement to the minutes" of the Sunday summit would be a separate text by the 27 EU states staying on together after Brexit.
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Like, what if Cersei ends up staying on the Iron Throne, as opposed to Jon or Dany or someone a little more edgy, like Arya?
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I pay for our drinks, but my friends are great about staying on top of stuff like this so I know it'll even out later.
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Unfortunately, the engineer said he found that higher-ups at Netflix were resistant to the idea of him staying on the team while living abroad.
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The 46-year-old actress told People that staying on the ABC medical drama seemed like a smart career move given her (cough) advanced age.
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A majority of analysts see the central bank staying on hold throughout this year, as weakness in exports and the jobs market keep policymakers cautious.
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This guide for college students explains the pros and cons between staying on your parents' insurance or getting one of the plans that schools offer.
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The ECB kept policy unchanged as expected on Thursday, staying on track to end its bond purchases this year and raise interest rates next autumn.
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He says that despite having discussed staying on and assuring the president he wasn't leaving, Trump continued raising the idea that Comey might not stay.
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They are being proactive, staying on top of his X-rays, and if needed, they will fit Mayflower with a prosthetic to help him walk.
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Earlier May's spokeswoman said the prime minister believed Carney was the best man for the job and would support him staying on in his role.
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"I recommend staying on the sidelines with all three of these furniture stocks until we know that they have gotten their acts together," Cramer said.
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She'll be staying on the station until February of 2020 which sets her up to break the record for longest continuous spaceflight by a woman.
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For publishers, there's an extremely delicate balance when it comes to having great content and great framing, and staying on-brand is even more important.
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Hotels can be one of — if not the — biggest travel expenses, which makes finding a deal all the more important for staying on a budget.
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The path favoured by most candidates involves staying on the party's previous course as an anti-establishment, populist party, ready to pounce on Brexit backsliding.
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Wayne has always been a fan of Jay's, and he almost signed to Roc-A-Fella back in 2004 before staying on with Cash Money.
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Italian banks are now up nearly 12 percent since Monday's close, staying on track for their biggest two-day rally since the middle of 2012.
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His manager, Dany Garcia, tweeted his Instagram post, leaving fans no clue as to whether Cavill was staying on as the caped crusader or not.
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William and Kate and their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte are staying on the estate for their annual late summer break with the Queen.
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As part of the deal, current MLG CEO Sundance DiGiovanni — who founded the company with Sepso — will be staying on board to continue running operations.
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Junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha crooned to voters at a rally in Bangkok where he made his final pitch for staying on as prime minister.
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Arora was supposed to be the successor to CEO Masa Son, who now says he will be staying on for another five to 10 years.
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Udacity also provides paid services, including access to coaches, guidance on your project, help for staying on track, career counseling, and a certificate upon completion.
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"It still allows you to send and receive emails or read, even while staying on the alert," programs and strategy chief Patrice Lucas told Reuters.
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The idea of staying on a different comedian's couch each episode was an idea that really clicked with me, too—and it tightened the focus.
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Company benefits and perks are an essential and much appreciated part of compensation, but staying on top of changes every fall can be a chore.
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Mr. Weinberg will take on the title that was held by Roger Altman, who is staying on in the newly created role of senior chairman.
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Plus, constant spam calls have made people even more wary of answering numbers they don't recognize, or staying on the line if something seems shady.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez into office last year, criticized Biden for staying on the sidelines in more recent battles, such as the criticisms of Minnesota Rep.
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Yutaka Miura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities, said that the testimony is souring investors' appetite for risk, with most staying on the sidelines.
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I'm also told that Gudog founder's Loly Garrido and Javier Cuevas are staying on, taking up the company-wide roles of CPO and CTO, respectively.
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The Chilean peso eased again on Thursday after losing more than 59.74003% this week, staying on course for its fifth weekly decline in a row.
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Sometimes she stops taking the short-acting Novolog, staying on the longer-acting insulin, Tresiba, as well as her heart medications, like bumetanide and digoxin.
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After a day of mixing taunting tweets with staying on message, Mr. Trump seemed eager to shed his presidential costume for his campaign firebrand one.
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A poll on Sunday showed a majority of those surveyed Germans who expressed an opinion supported her staying on as chancellor for the full term.
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Staying on top of these fees also means you'll be more aware when there are things like mass refunds or class action lawsuits about them.
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Clinton's FBI and email troubles have sent Republicans rallying behind Trump, and the GOP nominee has capitalized by staying on script and avoiding unnecessary controversies.
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There were five foreigners staying on the island the week I was there, and two Argentine girls negotiated a snorkeling trip with a local resident.
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It appears now that Vallow and Daybell have been staying on Kaua'i, though it is unclear how long the couple has been on the island.
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Polk announced he was staying on the council early Tuesday evening, after Trump's most recent press conference walking back much of his comments from Monday.
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Staying on the campgrounds gives festival-goers access to a private bar and spa, along with personal golf cart transportation to and from the stages.
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I pressed some random buttons — Dawan is staying on an air mattress in my living room and I kind of had to reach around him.
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Jolly accused GOP leaders for staying on the sidelines for the last year, only to throw a wrench in the primary late in the game.
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KAMPALA, Dec 23 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling was unchanged on Monday amid thin trading volumes, with both interbank players and importers staying on the sidelines.
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At another event, Biden spent several minutes talking to David Readinger, attempting to allay the anxiety he expressed about Trump staying on for another term.
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The heart may want what it wants, but Perry said that pushing her heart aside (for the moment, at least) is how she's staying on track.
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The Australian dollar rose 0.2 percent to $0.7428, staying on a firm footing after getting a boost on Monday, when oil prices jumped about 2 percent.
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Despite the fact that her boyfriend, Elon, lives on the space shuttle, Sam seems stubbornly committed to staying on Earth and continuing her late father's work.
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On Tuesday, Trump would not confirm that Comey was staying on when asked about it during an Oval Office appearance with top U.S. auto industry executives.
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Every day, you'll get a new meditation infused with a life lesson, which could help in boosting your mood and staying on top of your game.
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Hence, it's no surprise that 36 percent of last year's home renovators said staying on budget was their No. 1 challenge, a recent Houzz survey found.
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Noise wasn't an issue for us while staying on a higher floor, so requesting a room away from construction may be advisable in the near term.
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"There is strong evidence that investors are staying on the sidelines ahead of Yellen's speech," said Steven Wieting, global chief investment strategist at Citi Private Bank.
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Same goes for voice assistant commands: the mic array does an astounding job staying on your voice and ignoring environmental noise or even other people nearby.
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Opponents suggested staying on Daylight Saving Time would make winter mornings extra dark, which could be a safety hazard for children trying to get to school.
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While she may enjoy stirring up hot takes on Twitter and staying on the mind of Trump, she has no intention of running for the nomination.
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And with all of the fancy research available at that time, she chose to invest by buying what she knew and staying on top of it.
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A diminished share of the lower house, in turn, will make it hard for Mr Thaksin to prevent Mr Prayuth from staying on as prime minister.
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However, it's not a sure thing just yet: Iger has said he's open to staying on as Disney's CEO after his contract expires in June 2018.
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But the problem with staying on the sidelines is that investors are paying for being cautious, David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds, said Monday.
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Crude prices fell on expectations of OPEC inaction on output due to its focus staying on market share, while China concerns weighed on the demand outlook.
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Lee staying on is considered a win for internet companies like Google — where Lee previously worked — that have fought for patent reform during the Obama administration.
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Staying on the job reduces the number of years of Medicare premium payments, and creates opportunities to boost Social Security income - and COLAs - through delayed claiming.
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While Wickremesinghe is staying on in the premier's residence called Temple Trees, Rajapaksa has taken over the offices of the prime minister following his swearing in.
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" In it, Moore argued that the "last major obstacle to staying on this path [of economic growth] is the deflationary monetary policy of the Federal Reserve.
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Meek Mill got some bad news in court Wednesday morning ... the judge who's been a thorn in his side is officially staying on his criminal case.
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Why now: ITI President Dean Garfield said the industry has learned painful lessons by staying on the sidelines of past debates about technology-driven societal shifts.
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Current Access CEO Craig Barratt made the announcement in a blog post this evening, saying that he would be staying on only in an advisory role.
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"Engineering and related staff are staying on, as will our city ambassadors," says Jessica Alter, founder and CEO of FounderDating, outlining the plans for the future.
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It seems like we'll be staying on the surface — unlike at a real cocktails night, no one is spilling secrets or weeping uncontrollably in the bathroom.
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The critical statements came roughly five days after the scandal broke and as the leading Democrats faced mounting criticism from Republicans for staying on the sidelines.
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Energy companies aiming to go public are staying on the sidelines as crude prices struggle to keep above $23 a barrel, analysts and investment professionals say.
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Ed is cooking breakfast—he's left Laurel and is staying on Arnold's couch—and Arnold's mother (a showstopping Mercedes Ruehl) is coming to visit from Florida.
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The Frenchman said there was no added value to Brexit and stressed the 27 EU states staying on together were now ready for an abrupt split.
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When an undecided Republican City Councilman passes by, the Mayor notes that he is staying on top of much-needed street repairs on a nearby corridor.
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Yellen's four-term term as head of the central bank comes to an end in February, and she has the option of staying on as governor.
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Papa John's The pizza chain has a new daddy after founder and chief executive John Schnatter announced he's stepping down (though he's staying on as chairman).
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We had some lovely guests staying on Necker Island who have cut their trip short for safety reasons, and another group of guests have also postponed.
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But following a rapprochement with Russia, it had appeared in recent months to accept the possibility of the Syrian leader staying on in a transitional role.
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TIM: Staying on this idea of saving, I am finally at a place where I have saved a (tiny) amount of money in my savings account.
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Regardless of your sentiments about these mainstream discussions, not staying on top of them means you're excluding yourself from critical conversations with co-workers and clients.
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Though he's not sure if Trump's pronouncements will help him keep his job, Zeiring said he estimates his chances of staying on are about 20 percent.
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An official at Ecuador's Foreign Ministry told local radio that some 600,000 Venezuelans had entered the country so far this year, with around 109,000 staying on.
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Since July 1, she's served as White House communications director and White House press secretary, in addition to staying on as communications director for Melania Trump.
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The numbers include people in emergency shelters or transitional housing programs, as well as people staying on the street, in abandoned buildings or other unsheltered locations.
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CHEPSTOW, Wales (Reuters) - There was a time in Jonathan 'Jock' Paget's early equestrian career when staying on a horse for eight seconds was considered good going.
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After his morning run, Evans may settle in with his laptop in the hotel where he's staying on base and do some work for his business.
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Cohen, later in his testimony, told Congress that he saw with Trump and an attorney to discuss staying on as Trump's personal attorney following the inauguration.
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Living up to the standard I set for myself meant working long hours, ignoring doctor&aposs restrictions, and staying on my feet all throughout my pregnancy.
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Skomal said that he, along with the National Park Service and other organizations on Cape Cod, are staying on top of the growing white shark population.
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In his Facebook post, Wine said SFC soldiers stormed a hotel where he was staying on August 13 and fatally shot one of his team members.
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In a time when and seem to be exploring presidential bids, Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC that he's content with staying on the sidelines.
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Also coming to that resort will be a luxury hotel designed to make guests feel as if they are staying on an actual "Star Wars" starship.
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Tammy's issues with substance abuse are no secret -- but after her latest stint in rehab, she tells us she's 100% serious about staying on the wagon.
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Unfortunately Rick Ross has never been one for staying on topic, and manages to talk about dabbing for most of his verse instead of Milly rocking.
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In a way, it was much easier for me than it was for my crewmates because I am married, so my other half is staying on Earth.
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Staying on mission, her haunt musique movie Mandy's Piano Solo in Columbine Cafeteria (2016) projects through a life-sized snow globe whose flakes fall on the floor.
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Skorney has a neutral rating on the stock and is staying on the sidelines until there's more clarity surrounding the company's much-anticipated drug for Alzheimer's disease.
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Because he is staying on active duty to keep his rank, he will require the approval of the Armed Services Committee and later the full Senate. Sen.
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So in the name of starting small and staying on point, we've put together a list of seven simple strategies to help you save money every week.
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I wanted to understand the circumstances that could lead a single mother to decide that risking her children's lives at sea was safer than staying on land.
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Ethos head Vincent Kaufmann, who has been a critic of Rohner for years, told Reuters that Rohner's staying on a further year as planned was not desirable.
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You're basically getting paid to do something you're going to do anyway, while also staying on top of your studies and helping other students in the process.
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According to NPR, they are staying on a luxury 196-cabin cruise ship called The Silver Cloud docked in Rio's harbor for the duration of the Games.
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That includes the parts that everyone likes, like the expansion of Medicaid, young adults staying on their parents' plans — and, of course, coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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The company's CEO and co-founder Taavet Hinrikus announced that he is stepping down and staying on in a part-time role as chairman and board member.
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Last June, the company rolled out its Freedom 2500 Save program, which helps employees pay down their student debt while staying on track with their retirement savings.
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There's been a lot of discussion about how universities are struggling to help students with mental-health issues, specifically regarding leaves of absence versus staying on campus.
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By doing so, Zenefits is hoping to remove the sort of barrier for those companies that wanted to grow beyond its brokerage while staying on the service.
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It just might take a little more effort, and if you have a hard time staying on track, Dr. Hafeez says not to get frustrated with yourself.
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It's never going to be a 100 percent clean and magazine-ready, but staying on top of those tiny areas one at a time, it becomes manageable.
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If Donald Trump can continue his recent stretch of staying on message, he should be able to defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton, Rick Santorum told CNBC on Thursday.
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He failed to organize elections by May in a timeline set in a multi-party deal, but may end up staying on to organize the next vote.
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Another All Blacks veteran, the winger Joe Rokocoko, impressed club officials after his first training session with Racing by staying on to help junior players with practice.
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Staying on as chairman and CEO, Kassan now leads a global team of more than 165 specialists that provide counsel for navigating the age of digital disruption.
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SpaceX plans to start flying humans on the Crew Dragon capsule in 2019 but incidents such as the one in April aren't ideal for staying on schedule.
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People in the Acorns report said they're staying on the stock market sidelines until they get a raise, find a new job or pay off their debt.
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The officials worry that they may end up staying on, like construction laborers did in Osaka and Tokyo after the 1960s building boom, forming Japan's poorest ghettos.
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This means staying on top of oil changes, tire pressure, regular maintenance tune-ups and, if you'll be driving on snow, prepping your car for icy conditions.
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There are some people for whom staying on medication is the best option, but my case wasn't severe; I wanted to see if I could do without.
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Raghuram Rajan, the respected governor of India's central bank, announced that he would be stepping down in September rather than staying on for a customary second term.
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Mr. Goode was staying on a friend's couch in early 2015 when he came across an ad on Craigslist for an apartment that fit his H.A.S.A. subsidy.
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If they don't, the fork becomes contentious — the blockchain splits in two with some users switching to the new version and some staying on the old one.
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Clearly, the 46-year-old Iceman, who lived in the South Tyrol region of Northern Italy between 3100 and 3370 BC, survived by staying on the move.
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Her four-term term as head of the central bank comes to an end in February, but she did have the option of staying on as governor.
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Staying on the White House message, he added that the new healthcare bill will return the relationship between patients and doctors without the government getting in between.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's chief economist Gary Cohn said on Wednesday he's staying on in the administration after successfully shepherding a tax reform package through Congress.
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Staying on the ketogenic diet during the holidays may seem like an impossible feat, but with the right tools and a little preparation you can do it.
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But the president-elect has also had a habit of reversing course on some campaign claims, so it's troubling to see him staying on this particular path.
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Sanders advisers told CNN's Jeff Zeleny Monday that they made a decision that he would do better staying on the trail rallying voters ahead of Tuesday's contests.
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Though both candidates were relatively good at staying on-message, those messages were filled with the same kind of viciousness that has run through the entire campaign.
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People close to the company confirmed that Singh will be leaving the CEO position, staying on the job for several months to help Bearden with the transition.
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We're going to Europe to do a two-week tour next month and Lucas is staying on a couple extra days because he's gotta go to Stonehenge.
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By staying on budget and growing his credit score from 580 to 730 since January, the rookie was well on his way to mastering his financial footing.
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Staying on daylight saving time could have particular benefits in New England, which, as the easternmost region of a sprawling time zone, endures very early winter sunsets.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNDemi Lovato: Mom Speaks On Daughter's O.D. Katt Williams: Gun Incident Caught On Video Justin Bieber Serenades Hailey Baldwin Julie Chen: Staying on 'Big Brother'
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More people backed her staying on as prime minister than standing down in a YouGov poll this week, a reversal of the results from a week earlier.
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But he has a devil of a time staying on that message for more than a few hours — especially with a high-stakes election just days away.
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I think it's about staying connected, feeling that you're staying on top of things, that you know what's going on, that you're a part of something bigger.
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Dr. Mark Publicker, a longtime addiction specialist in Portland, Me., echoed that concern, questioning how many people are staying on Vivitrol for more than a few months.
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But the guide also lays out reasons to consider tapering patients off opioids, stressing that the benefits of staying on the drugs need to outweigh the risks.
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"I think I can do more by staying on board and working for resolution," said the interior designer Agnes C. Bourne, a vice president of the board.
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Organizations that want to continue having a relationship with Márquez have at least two ways of staying on the right side of the law, according to Krischik.
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Meanwhile, Kudlow isn't banking on Yellen staying on for another term as Fed chair, although he emphasized that was his opinion and not based on inside information.
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Some people use methadone for addiction treatment indefinitely to avoid relapse, and King said staying on methadone would make it easier for her to remain off drugs.
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If you are an American who is learning to drive in England, you have to unlearn the habit of staying on the right side of the road.
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Mandy Durham, who was staying on her boyfriend's houseboat at a neighboring dock about 50 yards away, said she saw the flames light up the night sky.
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Their insults were an impressive display of staying on message for an administration and party that has descended into infighting over the elements of the repeal plan.
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Trading was limited with investors staying on the sidelines as they awaited the minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest meeting for clues on interest rate hikes.
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The European Central Bank kept policy unchanged as expected on Thursday, staying on track to end its bond purchases this year and raise interest rates next autumn.
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She was looking forward to casting her vote while staying on top of her various cases—she represents thirty-two of Bill Cosby's accusers, among other clients.
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He then proceeded to place his shot right into the cheekbone of Brazilian Thiago Silva, who appears to O.K. after staying on the ground for a moment.
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Staying on track at work can be hard because modern technology, supposedly a path to efficiency, has a way of controlling us rather than us controlling it.
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The soldiers are part of a group accused of preparing an attack on a hotel in Marmaris where Erdogan was staying on the night of July 15.
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For me, that meant staying on schedule with my anxiety and depression medications and reading stories of people who found their vitiligo to be a positive experience.
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The 1966 law allows states to opt out of daylight saving, and Hawaii and Arizona do so, staying on standard time all year; so does Puerto Rico.
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And, get this ... we're told Mama told a fellow gambler she lives at the casino, and has been staying on the property for the past few months.
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The Drudge Report, which first broke the news of Ailes's resignation, also says that Ailes will be staying on as an adviser to the company until 2018.
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KAMPALA, July 5 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling traded unchanged on Friday with both players in the interbank market and bulk merchandise importers mostly staying on the sidelines.
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Chris Weidman did a great job of making Machida burn energy by staying on him along the fence and simply letting him try to dance his way out.
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" As Kleiber notes: "The history of men going out to sea and women staying on shore is a story we've been telling ourselves for a really long time.
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He ruled out staying on as FCA's CEO after early 2019 and reiterated his successor would be internal, but added his job at Ferrari was not done yet.
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They're so good at staying on top of these things while they basically have a target on their backs, they're pioneers, and they're there to make a living.
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Still, she called Guajardo a "very valuable" official and indicated the door was open to Smith and others staying on to continue the negotiations under a MORENA government.
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Staying on the theme of biometrics, it was announced in July 2018 that a number of Qantas passengers had started to use facial recognition technology at Sydney Airport.
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Many on board are concerned that staying on the ship is increasing their risk of catching the disease, which was on Tuesday given the formal name COVID-19.
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Apple and Google have gotten pretty good about staying on top of emoji changes lately, so many of these should be showing up on our phones next year.
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Trump didn't come off as overly unqualified, although by staying on message to the exclusion of anything newly persuasive, he reassured his supporters but didn't convert many people.
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Staying on top of fitness trends is hard, especially if a Zumba class at your local community center is as close as you typically get to boutique fitness.
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" Bodnick notes he'll remain loosely connected to the company, writing on Quora "I'll be staying on as an advisor to the company on stuff like [BD and community].
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J-FLAG gets calls almost weekly from people who need to leave their homes but are staying on friends' couches or have found other temporary places to live.
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" Staying On Track "I think it's incredibly helpful to look into your rent envelope and see, 'Hey, it's half way through the month, but I still need $300.
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Those tempted to flee should "know that the value of staying on your land with honor is a thousand times better than the price of retreating with shame".
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Staying on the latest version of Apple's mobile software has its benefits, not only in terms of providing new features but also the latest security and privacy updates.
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Like staying on top of sicknesses, and try to knock them out right away when you get them, because if you get sick it's really hard to sing.
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Bain paints the following picture of the years up to around 2030: The U.S. population is aging fast, and many older workers are staying on the job longer.
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So far, to me, The Handmaid's Tale has been smart about staying on the right side of the line when it comes to tilting over into full misery.
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"Our baseline remains BI staying on hold through the year, but the risk is tilted towards a cut," said Nagutha Mohamed Faiz of Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"As long as I'm staying on my anti-inflammatories and my mechanics are on point, I'm able to go out there every five days and compete," Syndergaard said.
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The poll sees the base rate staying on hold all this year, then rising to 1.3 percent by the end of 2020 and to 1.75 percent in 2021.
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Cousins has had trouble staying on the team's good side, being disciplined periodically since he arrived in 2010, and the Kings have a 10-17 record this season.
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By staying on the sidelines, they say Kaine is giving cover to the handful of red-state Democrats and centrist Republicans who will really determine the vote's outcome.
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Dilly, who is staying on as a strategic advisor at Aimmune until the end of 2018, was succeeded by Jayson Dallas, M.D., a biotech and pharmaceutical industry veteran.
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The duo are in discussions about staying on as contributors and columnists for Bloomberg, according to the memo, though they will no longer have day-to-day roles.
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Despite constant speculation that White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE has one foot out the door, Trump publicly committed to him staying on until 2020.
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It is the forward motion, the non-committal jab, the value of staying on guard, the ability to recover, and the use of the feint which frustrate Silva.
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So in addition to the health risks of staying on the couch all day, Americans need to consider the burden that their lifestyles incur on their bank accounts.
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When they were apart, Jackson called and faxed Robson every day, often staying on the phone for "six to seven hours at a time," according to his mother.
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Terms of the deal remain undisclosed, but from what I gather the Gojimo team are staying on and the company will still be run as a separate entity.
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One of the biggest draws of the Animal Kingdom Lodge is its on-site dining, which attracts many Walt Disney World visitors that aren't even staying on property.
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Scott died in 1977, shortly after winning the Booker Prize for "Staying On," his novel that covers some of the same themes with some of the same characters.
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Be accountable Confide in a favorite co-worker that you're feeling off today, and ask them to gently check on you to make sure you're staying on task.
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Sessions said he's staying on as attorney general "as long as that is appropriate" after Trump more or less admitted that he regrets hiring the former Alabama senator.
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Noah Oppenheim, the president of NBC News, said that Ms. Gifford was staying on until April to mark her 11th anniversary of hosting the show with Ms. Kotb.
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On this season finale, the women must deal with the pressures of staying on top in preparation for their Money in the Bank match, a multiperson ladder showdown.
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But the day after the board disclosed that the chairman would be staying on and that the company was under dual investigations, the stock fell by 21 percent.
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A Guide to Staying on Top of Your Student Loan Our best guidance for families and students trying to figure out the best strategies for managing college debt.
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Now, as retirement speculation ramps up again, court watchers wonder what went into his calculation for staying on the bench last term -- and if anything's changed since then.
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She hopes her new plan will cover SOAP MAT, but the whole experience has shaken her so much that she thinks staying on methadone would be financially unwise.
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"The Duke and I met before, along with the Duchess, before they were married, when I was staying on Mustique," she told The Telegraph, according to The Independent.
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There are many ways we will continue to advocate for just change on immigration, but staying on the council was going to get in the way of that.
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I didn't know what it would be like to return to my nest, sans child, and I ended up staying on for five nights in her new town.
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Name the two men who participated in NASA's "Twins Study," which compared the effects of spending almost a year in space with those of staying on Earth. 2.
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Mr. Erdogan also met in Ankara on Wednesday with Mohammad Javad Zarif, the foreign minister of Iran, another sign that Turkey was no longer staying on the sidelines.
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Women Today For Debra Dixon, a principal with TwinLogic Strategies, a boutique lobbying firm in Washington, staying on top of her career has required flexibility and fine-tuning.
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However, if you're a fan of Clooney's influence on the brand, don't fret — both he and his two co-owners will be staying on after the company's acquisition.
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The Honda-powered team said the Belgian would be at the Bahrain circuit on Friday, in time for first practice with Alonso staying on to lend his support.
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He had officially stepped down that summer, although, in his usual style, he was not cutting ties completely, staying on as a director at Deutsche's New York Bank.
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Even if they do ask a hostile question—you get more points if you are the winner of the round by keeping your cool and staying on message.
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Sure, we're staying on top of the latest advancements in puffer-coat technology; combing the web for the coziest winter boots; and making mile-long knitwear wish lists.
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Smith is planning on staying on the ship until it returns to Texas instead of getting off in New Orleans and driving back to his home in Arkansas.
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While the mortgage deduction is staying on the books, those two changes, industry groups fear, could deliver a one-two punch to homebuyers and the real estate market.
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Haas had looked his best chance of staying on the grid, despite having a difficult relationship with Magnussen following track clashes between the two, for a 10th season.
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In a field that could reach up to 20 people, money will be a key factor in building a campaign infrastructure and staying on the air with advertising.
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It&aposs an aspect of personal finance that she thinks is crucial for staying on the right path, and an important message that tends to get left behind.
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We did spend a lot of time staying on top of the economy, preparing for contingencies, much like we have done in the past few years as well.
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There are many ways we will continue to advocate for just change on immigration but staying on the council was going to get in the way of that.
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I've stopped giving the talk, because even for the people working in technology, staying on top of how everything works has become a huge burden only alleviated by commoditization.
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Embracing simplicity might also give us simple, inexpensive robots that thrive doing very specific tasks, instead of multi-million dollar humanoids that have trouble just staying on their feet.
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Rajan, who was unpopular among Indian officials such as parliamentarian Subramanian Swamy, had expressed interest in staying on for a second term but later told colleagues that he reconsidered.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders of the 27 states staying on together after Britain leaves the bloc on Sunday endorsed their Brexit deal with London, chairman Donald Tusk said.
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I also tried the '24 hour, 7days a week' phone number that was given and ended up staying on the phone, waiting for a representative for over 30 minutes.
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Mobile visitors also behave differently from their desktop web counterparts, staying on pages for shorter periods of time, for example, which is impacting core metrics web publishers today track.
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Merkel, unruffled as ever, has sought to reassure voters and investors that it is business as usual in Germany, with most incumbent ministers staying on in an interim government.
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He added when he arrived at the airport there were only about 20 parking spots left for his car, and that it ended up staying on the ground level.
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"I had envisaged staying on until April and now that is not happening, and that is something I have to accept," Swedish news agency TT quoted Ehrling as saying.
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In fact, it is certainly possible that Kardashian made the choice to stop wearing fur more out of pragmatism than anything else — as a way of staying on-trend.
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He kept that chairmanship when Google restructured to become Alphabet in 2015, then announced he was stepping down from that role but staying on the board in December 2017.
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"It's our belief that kids who regularly attend school will have a better chance of staying out of trouble and staying on a path for future success," Wiles said.
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People might line up if the costs or risks of staying on Earth were to rise—because of a deteriorating environment, say, or imminent collision with a massive asteroid.
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"I have been staying on message more now because, ultimately, I'm finding that I do better with voters, do better in the polls, when I'm on message," he said.
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Of course, staying on top of the latest technology trends is also paramount — so it's crucial to find the right formula of tech-infused tools and old-fashioned manpower.
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Police officers assisted the SPCA with their mission, staying on the ground floor, below the ledge, with a blanket in case the animal took a tumble during the rescue.
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While staying on bipolar treatment medication for 10 years changed her life, Gotch said she stopped taking the drugs after forgetting to bring them on a five-day vacation.
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He also specifically cited last year's hijab protests in Iran, in which female activists rallied against the Iranian government, staying on message about Tehran even at an award ceremony.
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In the brief phone interview, Ms. Nixon would not commit to staying on the Working Families ballot line through November, if she does not win the Democratic Party's nomination.
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"But it doesn't give them (Turkish troops) the right to remain on Syrian territory permanently and we are opposed to Turkish troops staying on Syrian territory permanently," he said.
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Dealers said the rupee will be under pressure, with exporters staying on the sidelines in anticipation of a fall in the unit, in line with other emerging market currencies.
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The failed merger talks led to changes at the top at Linde, with finance chief Georg Denoke leaving immediately and Chief Executive Wolfgang Buechele staying on only until April.
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"The new governor needs to communicate a continuity of independent and effective monetary policymaking while staying on the course on fiscal and economic reforms," said Weiwen Ng, ANZ economist.
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Thousands of demonstrators held Friday prayers in a main street leading into the Green Zone nearby, then set up tents to accommodate those staying on for the sit-in.
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Libin said that as part of staying on as an advisor at General Catalyst, he'll also continue to be involved in the investments that he led for the company.
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On the 11th floor, just down the hall from the presidential suite, is the Club Lounge, which is only open to guests staying on the 10th and 11th floors.
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Anything that indicates this particular organization's not your top choiceEven if you can't imagine yourself staying on at the company too long, it's important not to express this aloud.
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From TikTok's perspective, this theory also doesn't make sense because it would dissuade people from staying on the platform, and experimenting with content creation, on a long-term basis.
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A top high-school grad staying on the University of Cincinnati campus for a college prep program, Howard, 18, had broken no laws that hot August night in 2011.
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The key there was the "if healthy" qualifier, and it would appear that the bet on this group staying on the floor has already backfired at least a bit.
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Venture capitalist and Republican donor Peter Thiel is staying on Facebook's board of directors despite criticism over his move to secretly fund legal action aimed at crippling Gawker Media.
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On Saturday, PricewaterhouseCoopers said that ARM Cement was put into administration, days after ARM Cement's chief executive officer said he was relinquishing his post but staying on its board.
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Crosby, the team's 21-year-old captain, remains matter-of-fact, invariably talking about staying on an even keel and imploring his teammates to focus on hustle and grit.
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It will be absorbed into Havas' Annex network of advertising and media divisions, with Sowby staying on as chief executive and leading a team of more than 50 employees.
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Her brother has been an advocate for staying on, making the case that in the age of Trump, the country needs her positive, unifying voice on television every day.
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On March 2, Microsoft updated its Build website with a message showing that it was staying on top of health information but had not decided to cancel the event.
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Book the W Fort Lauderdale starting at $227 per nightIf you were priced out of Miami, know that W Fort Lauderdale is a lot like staying on South Beach.
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Music editor Jerilyn Jordan was told in a conference call on Wednesday that she was one of the remaining employees but staying on would mean a 10% pay cut.
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He made the mistake of staying on his bus as it went through one of the many checkpoints that appeared in Damascus as the civil war was heating up.
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"She has the most to lose by coming off the trail, and the most to gain by staying on it," said Sue Dvorsky, a former Iowa Democratic Party chair.
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But I never had a sense he had thought that much about a Trump administration job, besides possibly staying on as R.N.C. chairman whether or not the Donald prevailed.
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Dealers said the rupee will be under pressure with exporters staying on the sidelines in anticipation of a fall in the unit, in line with other emerging market currencies.
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"Because families are becoming larger, there is more demand for land, (and) because people are staying on and cultivating the land, there is more demand for water," he said.
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Federal Aviation Administration head Steve Dickson said during a talk in London on Thursday that the light was "staying on for longer than a desired period," according to Bloomberg.
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Webb is staying on as special prosecutor even amid concerns of a conflict of interest -- Webb hosted a fundraiser for Foxx and made a $1,000 donation to her campaign.
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An Italian tourist and a companion staying on the island of Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands, tested positive for the coronavirus after coming down with symptoms on Monday.
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Like the Barbers, Ms. Nassar's parents said they were delighted to have their daughter at home, and did not mind staying on the sidelines of the real estate market.
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One of the biggest challenges sometimes in organizations is internally the organization gets really defensive and stops staying on the offensive and really continuing to move the purpose forward.
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Meanwhile, more baby boomers are staying on the job longer, and some retirees, looking for a second act, are rejoining the ranks of the employed, at least part time.
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According to Fidelity senior vice president of retirement Ken Hevert, staying on top of three factors will help keep you on track savings-wise: account, amount and asset allocation.
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But for these world class chess players, training their bodies for peak performance is key to staying on top of the rigorous mental demands of the game, ESPN reports.
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"There was just the steady discipline of staying on our game of great shows, great movies and the enjoyment continues to increase," Hastings said on the conference call with analysts.
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The full memos from Satya Nadella and Myerson are below, but here are the basics: Terry Myerson is out but is staying on for some months in a transition phase.
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Soules fully satisfied the purposes of the statute by calling 911, giving his name to dispatch, administering CPR to Mr. Mosher, and staying on the scene until emergency responders arrived.
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Only time will tell if the company's prospects disappear, but for now the traders are staying on the sidelines since they believe momentum and hype are driving this stock higher.
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"These ideas have been proposed over the last 40 years, but they've been staying on the back burner, because the main focus of fundamental physics has been accelerators," he said.
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Mr Dijsselbloem's position has become tenuous since March 15th, when his Labour Party was crushed in the Dutch elections; he has virtually no chance of staying on as finance minister.
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"Today in Judaism: My absolutely insane parents tracked down the hotel where my husband and I are staying on vacation and sent us a Seder in a box," Kalb tweeted.
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Sieg said that the new position will be focused on staying on top of performance across the country's many markets and making sure that local leaders are being held accountable.
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But DWTS came together as a family and they really supported me and gave me that positive influence that kept me going back to rehearsal and staying on the show.
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Doing so helps us ensure we are staying on track with our spending limits in each category, but it also help us feel the pain of our spending right away.
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The nasty spin on staying on is that it's "collaboration," morally similar to helping Nazis round up Jews, justifying it to yourself by perhaps letting a few people get away.
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"The fact that she's, right now, on the road to recovery and she's staying on schedule and she's coming back with a book tour in March is incredible," Goodrem says.
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Trump does a better job staying on message when he uses a teleprompter, Coulter admitted, praising the policy speeches the Republican nominee has been delivering in the past couple weeks.
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The most rewarding part of working with my peers to drive change is being able to meet girls and young women who against all odds are staying on their path.
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Germany's vice chief of defense, Lieutenant General Markus Kneip, told Reuters that Germany would consider staying on to oversee the Aegean mission if asked to do by its NATO partners.
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At the time, Hawn's publicist denied that the royal family was staying on the grounds but the boys were spotted enjoying the great outdoors in Aspen and the surrounding areas.
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"People are hungry for public data, especially when it comes to staying on top of the news and government," said Anne Mercogliano, IFTTT Vice President of Business Operations and Marketing.
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Being able to get that mind-set of going toward the catcher, staying on your backside and getting the hands out of the glove has been a process for him.
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Carrère writes about the episode in the Odyssey when Odysseus has to decide between staying on Calypso's paradisal island (where he has spent seven years) or returning home to Ithaca.
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NIGERIA The naira is seen broadly stable next week against the dollar, with offshore investors staying on the sidelines despite the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to leave interest rates steady.
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The district chief of Koh Samui, Kittipop Roddon, told CNN by phone Friday that there are about 20,000 tourists staying on the island, which is the second largest in Thailand.
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I was staying on the Left Bank at L'Hotel, where a depressed Oscar Wilde came to live in 1898, subsidized by the French government, after his release from Reading Gaol.
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"I think the president could be more focused and disciplined about staying on his agenda," Cotton told former Obama administration senior adviser David Axelrod on "The Axe Files" podcast Monday.
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Let adults still on the plan make their case for the benefits of staying on, and help them find a new plan if you decide separating is the right call.
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Young people considered Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson and toyed with staying on the couch on Election Day — they have instead decided to come back into the Democratic Party tent.
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Indeed, 13% of people in one survey indicated that staying on the 13th floor of a hotel would bother them -- and 9% said they would ask for a different room.
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" After the national arm announced its endorsement Monday, a half-dozen New York chapters said they were staying on the sidelines, with some saying the primary endorsement created "unnecessary strife.
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At least 40 divers from coastal communities in the Yucatán have died after ascending to the surface too quickly or staying on the seafloor too long while harvesting sea cucumbers.
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Gaffalione was fortunate to stay in the saddle, and War of Will demonstrated tremendous athleticism in staying on his feet and averting what could have been a multiple-horse pileup.
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The app allows users to earn points for staying on top of news about Mr. Xi. Watching a video about his recent visit to France, for example, earns one point.
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But one bright spot for New York buyers, especially those in Manhattan: Inventory keeps climbing and staying on the market for longer periods of time, making it easier to negotiate.
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Alderson as a warm, reassuring presence in the clubhouse might come as a surprise to some: He's Harvard-educated and a former Marine officer, a master of staying on message.
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Instead of Greenwich Village, This Is It or Dawn at Bar Bazuhka takes place in Bar Bazukha, a favorite spot that the group frequented while staying on the Greek islands.
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The medical examiner's office "is fully committed to staying on the cutting edge of new technology to best serve the City of New York," Mr. Kupferschmid wrote in the memo.
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The disease makes it difficult to develop or follow a plan, especially something that is familiar such as a following a familiar recipe or staying on top of their bills.
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Headley, a switch-hitter, said he was staying on his legs more at the plate, resisting the urge to rise up out of his crouch as he swings the bat.
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Nearly all of those people had traveled to Asia, and many of them have been staying on American military bases since returning to the United States on government-arranged flights.
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"Sean Spicer staying on Dancing with the Stars and Sailor going home reminds me of that time I woke up and Donald Trump was president," one viewer tweeted Monday night.
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In fact, Boughey recommended setting more challenging goals than usual in the week after the big game to jumpstart motivation and reemphasize the importance of staying on track with work.
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President Donald Trump has said Yellen was a possibility, but the Fed chair, during her press briefing Wednesday, declined to comment on whether she would be interested in staying on.
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"Kids need space and stability for proper child development; when you're moving from place to place and staying on couches, they can't learn and grow," Walker told The New Republic.
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Those homeless students include anyone in a temporary living situation, which could include children living in a car or a hotel or staying on the sofa at a friend's house.
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The notes that felt especially important were from those who said they had young children, or long days in classrooms, that prevented them from staying on top of the news.
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"Even with that the sol is strengthening," said Velarde, who will be staying on for a third five-year term after President-elect Pedro Pablo Kuczynski takes office July 28.
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The crown has bid down at 24.859, staying on the strong of the psychological 25 level it passed when the central bank raised rates by 25 basis points on Feb.
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You can combine most smart lighting options with separate motion sensors for the same result — and at the same time curb instances of lights staying on when not in use.
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Once you find that sensitive area, she recommended staying on top of it, applying moderate pressure, and allowing some time to pass for the foam roller to release the area.
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Staying on Trump's good side might have political benefits -- like Trump not backing a primary challenger against you -- but it forces such tortured-logic defenses that it's painful to watch.
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JUVENTUS CAPTURES ITALIAN CUP Juventus, staying on track for a treble, secured the first title by winning the Italian Cup with an authoritative 2-0 victory over Lazio in Rome.
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I also understand the Shift team is staying on and the company's founders — Albert Belousov, Dmitry Kafidov and Alexander Belskiy — will now be heading up Xometry's newly formed European business.
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Vanderbilt did not substitute from the 287:0003 point of the second half through the rest of the evening, with Austin and center D'Jery Baptiste also staying on the floor.
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Screw hotels, the Team USA basketball squad is staying on a massive cruise ship during their stint in Brazil ... complete with round the clock security and a bulletproof security wall!!
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Both the men's and women's team are staying on a 16,800 ton behemoth called the Silver Cloud -- a luxury liner that features a pool, gym, cigar lounge, bar ... the works!
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As our grooming guide points out, 'Pay attention to the spot in the middle, and any errant hairs above and below your brows are also worth staying on top of.
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For me personally, I've mostly used my original Apple Watch for the last two years for checking the time and staying on top of Facebook Messenger, Slack, text, and email notifications.
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The buy shows the NRA is stepping up as some of the other typical heavyweights in Republican advertising are staying on the sidelines of the presidential election so far this cycle.
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But now that you are in the general, people are looking for a level of seriousness that is typically conveyed by having a prepared text and teleprompter and staying on message.
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Staying on the cutting edge of the luxury building market, which rents units for a median price well above average — around $6,000 — "is sort of like an arms race," Picket said.
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The ruling comes just a few days after Elon Musk agreed to resign as Tesla's chairman (while staying on as its CEO) to settle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Susan had a job to return to in the Los Angeles garment industry — and anyway, "I had no intention of staying on the ship any longer than six months," she says.
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For better or worse, that means the only way to get significant legislation passed is by staying on an issue, particularly when it's on the news, usually due to a crisis.
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However, others in the law enforcement and criminology sectors still think we have some options to ensure cops are staying on the straight and narrow in their enforcement of drug laws.
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By staying on in the encircled Syrian town against all rational advice, Frans van der Lugt bore witness to the suffering of its civilians and to atrocities committed by all parties.
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The trick is, they have to make it through an apprenticeship program designed to test (and build) their basic work aptitudes, such as staying on schedule and working well with others.
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Turning a corner Trump's small group of supporters on Capitol Hill were optimistic that Trump had turned a corner Tuesday and would be "staying on message" through the general election. Rep.
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Co-founder Kaarmann was named CEO in July, replacing co-founder Hinrikus, who announced he was stepping down but staying on in a part-time role as chairman and board member.
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" He called on NASA to adopt new policies and argued that the space agency would need to embrace "a new mindset that begins with setting bold goals and staying on schedule.
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I don't think I am interested in staying on a show for 20 years, but it's just the fact that The Simpsons is very stuck in time, and most cartoons are.
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It was recently revealed that they will be staying on privately for an extra night at the end of the visit, returning on Tuesday to London, instead of on Monday afternoon.
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