If he offers the public fair and sound policies with clear and feasible solutions, stays away from boxing himself in the corner and stays away from Twitter, he will be in good shape.
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I am fine with that, provided Donald stays away too.
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She stays away from alcohol and (sadly) chocolate, while prioritizing sleep.
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"If [West] stays away from politics, that's his choice," Rorsted said.
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Except, he stays away from that area all together, of course.
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He also explained why he stays away from sector ETFs in general.
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The 26-year-old will forfeit $853,000 for each week he stays away.
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But he also stays away from anything you could really call French cooking.
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It includes three brush heads and ensures that it stays away from environmental contaminants.
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What's more, it requires appointment after appointment to make sure your hair stays away forever.
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As for what she eats, she reveals she stays away from anything that is fried.
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That's so much not like him, he's usually very shy and stays away from people.
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Read stays away from StockX and GOAT, two leading resale marketplace, for a few reasons.
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Though he stays away from the limelight, Michael's youngest child remains close to Paris and Prince.
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As a rule, she stays away from politics in conversation and rarely talks about her past.
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Intelligently, he stays away from Godard references; there is no À Bout de Soufflé au Chocolat.
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In a non-emergency situation, the FDA generally stays away from regulating these kinds of tests.
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Apparently it's been strange, to say the least, because Ryder doesn't like the internet and stays away.
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You know what I mean, he stays away and he doesn't engage and he doesn't appear. Yeah.
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Even Mr Abe stays away these days, having provoked regional fury by going there in December 2013.
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Her frequent co-star and longtime friend, Tina Fey, stays away from social media just as much.
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Sunday with hopes that the heavy rain stays away, and that the final round can get in.
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Rather, IT wakes up roughly every three decades, and stays away for a different period of time.
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This stays away from the refrain of telling kids not share the images in the first place.
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Per our sources, Charlie mostly stays away from booze and seems committed to the new health kick.
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She uses "cloth, clay, paint, and wood" and stays away from jiggly eyes and other more comical accoutrements.
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She doesn't eat starches, she prefers small portions, and perhaps hardest to believe, she stays away from garlic.
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In a 2013 cover story for the magazine, the singer said that she stays away from Chateau Marmont.
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As long as she stays away from Twitter feuding with Kim Kardashian, this place should be a paradise.
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The more likely outcome: the president stays away; the two "dinners" are but more lead-footed Trump-bashing.
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INGRAHAM: By the way, Tyler Perry when he does our favorite, Madea, he stays away from -- I love Madea.
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Smith gets real about how her diet impacted her mental health and how she now stays away from sugar.
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As usual, Mr. Newman's new album stays away from the headlines, concentrating instead on historical scenarios and character studies.
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The head of X, Astro Teller, tells Sleepwalkers that his lab stays away from anything that wouldn't benefit society.
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One approach is to exclude polluting firms or assets: Norway's $1trn sovereign-wealth fund, for instance, stays away from coal.
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She stays away from the limelight — unless it's to appear in a Calvin Klein campaign alongside her daughter Zoë Kravitz.
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Avocado ice cream is a treat, and he even stays away from popular health foods like peppers, tomatoes, and mushrooms.
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Or, Kushner could perhaps avoid the entire debacle; the Orthodox Jew typically stays away from work after sundown on Fridays.
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Private equity firm Apollo Global Management is trying to scoop up local TV stations, while most everyone else stays away.
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I hope he stays away from cigarettes and Auto-Tune — his voice's natural physical attributes aren't to be tampered with.
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Make sure your pet stays away from these Easter goodies, and everyone is sure to enjoy this hoppy holiday without issue.
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Parscale, for example, has become more active on Twitter, but largely stays away from TV and public appearances with the president.
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But the actress says she stays away from the public side of her job by not reading anything related to her.
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"The reason he's been in business for such a long time is he completely stays away from the limelight," McKenna said.
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But I'm confident I'm on the right path: Each day my cancer stays away is another day closer to eating healthy.
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While Cédric O has been talking with the French tech ecosystem for years, he usually stays away from cameras and microphones.
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Ashamed, he stays away from Vanessa, stitches a suit of red leather and a matching mask, and assumes the name Deadpool.
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If he stays away from the woman and keeps his nose clean ... the case will be dismissed after those 3 months.
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Kirkman is the designated survivor, the cabinet secretary who stays away from the speech in the event of just such an emergency.
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She stays away from making [political] statements, and she's not someone that people go to to talk about what's going on politically.
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Pakistani democrats like to remind us that the Indian Army stays away from politics and that's why democracy has flourished in India.
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Schwarzenegger says he now stays away from meat and animal proteins when possible, but still enjoys a steak every once and awhile.
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He also stays away from alcohol and cigarettes, but isn't "perfect," Leno says (he had a steak and ice cream the night before).
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He told me he stays away from politics as much as possible, and that includes the politics of the Rick and Morty universe.
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But as long as he keeps his hair out of braids and stays away from Chelsea Handler, nobody will have much complain about.
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"Unless Donald Trump realizes that the kind of deal I offered is good for him, it's better that he stays away," Schumer said.
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The new season, at least in the early going, mostly stays away from the cult story line that dominated stretches of Season 1.
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Williams criticized Stern for being a "star fucker" and getting overly friendly with his celebrity guests, something she said she stays away from.
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Denesh Ramdin, unbeaten on 23, and Carlos Brathwaite (35 not out) will resume on day two if the forecast heavy rain stays away.
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Kelly added that the monarch usually stays away from the festive colors red and green to avoid technical difficulties for the production team.
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Stevens stays away from Medicare for All, the Bernie Sanders-backed proposal for a single, government-run health care plan embraced by many Democrats.
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" His daughter Ivanka, who stays away from commenting on most issues, said, "There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children.
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He also talks about why he stays away from companies that have more than 5% of shares outstanding tied up in stock-based compensation.
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It's an evolved look, but the movie mostly stays away from that kind of cinematic default: the sleek, Apple Store-esque version of the future.
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One last thing ... no word on where Canelo is training -- but if he's in Mexico, let's hope he stays away from that allegedly tainted meat!!!
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The front radar is heated to keep snow from building up, but determining whether it's appropriate to use is judgement call that Mercedes stays away from.
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The Oscar winner, 42, graces the cover of a recent Variety issue where she stays away from the controversy that follows the director following molestation accusations.
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The latest launch is meant for porcelain to fair skin tones — a group that often stays away from bronzer because of its tell-tale orange tint.
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The new language sounds remarkably like Trump, though it stays away from some of his more inflammatory positions including renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The Dallas radio station 105.3 The Fan reported on Monday that Elliott was traveling to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, while he stays away from training camp.
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If he completely stays away from him and he keeps running and goes head first and gets a first down, we all go, `What are you doing?
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I prefer the coastal option to the highlands as the volcano area has become a definite tourist area and our family generally stays away from those experiences.
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Who can forget Amy burning Jo's manuscript, or the tossing of the pickled limes, or hoping every time that somehow Beth stays away from the scarlet fever house?
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But when an areola is easily visible and the patient just wants it to be larger, he stays away from grafts and tattooing, which he finds look too obvious.
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"A lot of my friends have very funny stories," Bolton, 65, told PEOPLE Now about using dating apps, though he admitted that he stays away from "unwise" online dating.
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For the most part, Dirty Money stays away from the social and political (the show includes some comments Trump has made about women, because there are just so many).
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" Though she herself stays away from doing drugs, she said the majority of people she knows in town smoke weed, do coke, MDMA, mushrooms, and "everything under the sun.
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Even if this hurricane stays away, the long aftermath of last year's flooding offers a grim preview of what lies ahead for storm victims, particularly those in rural areas.
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But all of these bags are built for holding a select amount of belongings, which can help streamline your packing process to include only the essentials for short stays away.
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The Ugandan shilling is seen weakening over the next one week, undermined by anticipated panicked demand from commercial banks and importers as the central bank stays away from the markets.
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Although the royal family stays away from commenting on politics, particularly foreign politics, Markle was critical of Trump during the 2016 election, back when she was a private American citizen.
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But while you won't see any iPhone 8 news here (Apple stays away from the CES fray), there are some truly innovative gadgets that make us excited for the year ahead.
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Except for one gold wall at the far end of the restaurant, the interior stays away from anything that may play into preconceptions of how Indian restaurants are supposed to look.
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In fairness to the RNC, the anti-Kaine attack ad stays away from the racialized images of "scary black men" that the Horton ad (and its descendants) so freely trafficked in.
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In fairness to the RNC, the anti-Kaine attack ad stays away from the racialized images of "scary black men" that the Horton ad (and its descendants) so freely trafficked in.
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I am running the Walt Disney Co." -- Iger on why he wakes up super early and stays away from screens in the AM: "I like being alone with my own thoughts.
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His rising fame has made his mother relent: She will watch him perform, but only if he stays away from vulgarities and there are no women gyrating in his video clips.
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"If Edwin stays away from walking people, there's not been many times in his career where he's gotten consistently hit," Padres manager Andy Green said of Jackson, who struck out five.
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Shepard tells PEOPLE that while he used to count Reese's and Snickers as his favorite Halloween candies, he now stays away from most junk food due to fear of its biological consequences.
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The decision, which was split 2-1, highlights how the judicial branch typically stays away from interfering with other government branches' activities but in this case asserted control over grand jury material.
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Though Timberlake claimed he often stays away from "gossip," he chose to address the rumors that something was happening between him and co-star Wainwright as it was hurting his loved ones.
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As Vox's Gabriela Resto-Montero reported: Although the royal family stays away from commenting on politics, particularly foreign politics, Markle was critical of Trump during the 2016 election, back when she was a private American citizen.
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The president doesn't seem to have any issue with Muir, who stays away from anything resembling controversial statements and the look-at-me culture of journalists making themselves the story that is increasingly permeating the industry.
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But Reibelt keeps it in check with fuss-free maintenance: She stays away from heat-styling of any kind and washes her hair once a week with silicone-free shampoo and conditioner, finishing with a vinegar rinse.
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Another Democrat on the committee, David Cicilline, warned that if McGahn stays away on Tuesday, lawmakers might need to push ahead with an impeachment inquiry against Trump in order to compel his administration to produce witnesses and documents.
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Arriving with her husband, Penelope Fillon - who seldom attends political events and has in rare interviews presented herself as a housewife who stays away from politics - was greeted by top party officials and handed a bouquet of flowers.
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The mother of six, 39, also puts in work at the gym to keep her figure in top form, explaining that she stays in shape by running three miles five times a week and stays away from red meat.
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And like daughter, like mother: Kim also took to Instagram to show off her own bikini bod on Monday, explaining that she stays in shape by running three miles five times a week and stays away from red meat.
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Now, while his cardiac surgeon monitors his recovery from those procedures, I monitor the balance of five weeks of outpatient intravenous antibiotic therapy to make sure the infection has gone away, stays away and has not affected other organs.
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The Strategic Subject List was created by the Illinois Institute of Technology in 2013, according to the university's Miles Wernick, the lead researcher on the project, and stays away from variables that could discriminate, like race, gender and geography.
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Symptoms included "avoidance," a clinical term used to describe how someone deliberately stays away from whatever is causing them trauma, and "intrusion," a clinical term meaning the inability to keep memories of the source of their trauma from returning.
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"I've had people try to bring me Native American skulls, and I say, 'No, absolutely not—I will not accept this,'" she said, adding that she also stays away from mass-produced taxidermy, where animals are raised and slaughtered for trinkets.
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Though it stays away from buzzy novelty foods, and in spite of statements against gay marriage made by Chick-fil-A's CEO Dan Cathy in 2012 — which caused an uproar across the country — the chicken chain is growing faster than ever before.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Cool temperatures and smoke-free skies gave Australian Open organizers a second day of reprieve on Friday and they will keep their fingers crossed that the haze stays away for the final weekend of preparations for the multi-billion dollar tournament.
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The show also conveniently stays away from El's past (no doubt learning from the ill-received "The Lost Sister"), and Billy being an abusive racist – though Dacre Montgomery does a lot of heavy lifting in Billy's solo scenes this season with mostly satisfying results.
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And so does Kool A.D., who has internalized about equal doses of Ishmael Reed, William Faulkner and O.D.B. He stays away from simple storytelling or the comfortable flow of an M.C., spiraling instead through small-scale revelations and recapitulations, often getting there via wordplay.
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He said that if a company's business trends are poor, he stays away from it, even if its valuation and fundamentals look fantastic because that's the thing he most wants to avoid: a value trap whose price is likely to sink even though it already looks cheap.
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The suit comes a month after Oakley agreed to a deal with the Manhattan district attorney's office in which the charges filed against him will be dropped as long as he isn't arrested in the next six months, and stays away from the Garden for a year.
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This means no conviction will appear on Becker's record and he will not have to register as a sex offender as long as he remains drug and alcohol-free, submits to an evaluation for sex offender treatment, and stays away from the two young women he assaulted.
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As Lee begins to make a living by forging letters from famous authors, the film stays away from the saccharine, instead of using the story to study relationships between people who don't necessarily know how to open up to or maintain them, and the worth of one's work.
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On Tuesday, he agreed to a deal to dismiss the case if he pays $22019,000 in restitution, completes 32 hours of community service, keeps out of trouble for 10 months and stays away from the people he was accused of stealing from and harassing, according to the The Washington Post, which first brought the story to light Wednesday.
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GERMANY-SHEERAN/ Two Eds better than one: Two Ed Sheerans seen in Berlin but real Ed stays away BERLIN (Reuters) - Fans of British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran could not believe their eyes when they came to the unveiling of his wax figure in Berlin's Madame Tussauds and saw him - or at least what they believed to be him - emerging from a limousine.
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