You see friends greeting one another and exes steering clear.
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Still, at least one bearish Tesla investor is steering clear.
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Steering clear of any controversy, the association has stayed neutral.
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So at least for now, many drone firms are steering clear.
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But some investors do not have the luxury of steering clear.
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Microsoft is still steering clear of USB-Type C, for now.
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Once that's sorted, I'll reconnect, but right now I'm steering clear.
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These are some of the apps we recommend steering clear of.
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Dabash is steering clear of the city's hot-button political issues.
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He told us he's steering clear, and prefers investing in "boring" companies.
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That includes steering clear of people, homes, protests or densely populated areas.
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Technician Frank Cappelleri is steering clear of all but one auto stock.
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Michael Binger, president of Gradient Investments, is also steering clear of financials.
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And, in the meantime, he seems to be steering clear of Bojangle's.
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It's hard to say how many users are steering clear of TouchID.
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When you're planning a meet-up, consider steering clear of large gatherings.
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Like other builders, the company is steering clear of the starter home market.
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Nixon showed that political advantage came from steering clear of the underlying issues.
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Zeroing in on product marketing — and steering clear of a minimum viable product
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Counterintuitively, you're actually better off steering clear of fancy French and Italian labels.
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But there is one thing I'll admit to (consciously or subconsciously) steering clear of.
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Steering clear of American jurisdiction is not quite the same as escaping American power.
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Even trained participants got stronger faster when their workouts required steering clear of failure.
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And for pollsters, that means eschewing Marquette's example and steering clear of loaded questions.
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They largely seem to be steering clear of smart assistants in their own homes.
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College-educated workers are leaving for opportunities elsewhere, and investment capital is steering clear.
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Well, apparently he's been steering clear of the internet — for the time being, at least.
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Prime Partners is steering clear of the stock, given the management problems within the company.
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Rather, the entire forecast shifted north, steering clear of Alabama even more than earlier forecasts.
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Some students have posted online about avoiding all Asian classmates or steering clear of Chinatowns.
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Yacktman&aposs investing approach involves steering clear of any such firm in the stock market.
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Parisians avoid the area with the resolution of New Yorkers steering clear of Times Square.
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You should limit your exposure to potential threats too, which includes steering clear of pirated media.
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COE is diving into the public market at a time when U.S. companies are steering clear.
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Roberts first joined the photo sharing app in June after previously steering clear of social media.
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One stock steering clear of any tariff trouble is Atkore International, according to analysts at RBC.
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Dialogue is necessary, Maduro said, accusing the opposition of steering clear of talks for nefarious reasons.
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But just because Lively was steering clear of processed foods didn't mean she was going hungry.
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Steering clear of those factors can, hopefully, help reduce the chances that you'll get another breakout.
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Despite this momentum, here are three reasons why investors are steering clear of the auto sector.
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Despite tweeting about bitcoin, Elon Musk says his electric car company is steering clear of cryptocurrencies.
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Rick Snyder (R) is steering clear of his attorney general's lawsuit against an air pollution rule.
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Endowments and foundations are steering clear of virtual currencies, but that doesn't mean they're not interested.
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The biggest concern has been steering clear of the week that Uber goes public, they said.
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Dr. Campbell also recommends steering clear of reusable waxes, which can spread germs and cause infection.
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Mark Tepper, president of Strategic Wealth Partners, is also steering clear of the department store chain.
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Others speculate that writers may be self-censoring, steering clear of issues that could prove troublesome.
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You need to practice safe browsing, steering clear of sites and emails that could steal your info.
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Whatever your reasons for steering clear of the booze you shouldn't have to sacrifice your social life.
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A local police chief said security forces were steering clear of campuses to avoid provoking more violence.
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And pretty much anyone played by Joe Pesci would be worth steering clear of, especially in restaurants.
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Trump, steering clear of criticizing Ford on the advice of aides, predicted Kavanaugh will ultimately be confirmed.
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Nancy Tengler, chief investment strategist at Tengler Wealth Management, is steering clear of the entire auto group.
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Shoppers are increasingly steering clear of shopping malls, anchored by department stores, opting to buy online instead.
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Yet another reason why companies are steering clear of infectious diseases are the particular issues with antibiotics.
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Our resident obsessives are following Rachel Lindsay's love journey while steering clear of the mud-wrestling ring.
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Experts say it's because the military has earned the trust of Americans by steering clear of politics.
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Mr. Reynders said he was steering clear of solar panels but liked companies that install the panels.
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However, the central bank dampened market expectations by steering clear of signalling further rate cuts this year.
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But today, it is fractured and so controversial that prominent Democratic women are steering clear of it altogether.
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Mark Tepper, president of Strategic Wealth Partners, is steering clear of AMD in favor of an alternative chipmaker.
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Democrats who aren't running for president are also steering clear of a focus on Trump when they can.
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Signs that investors are steering clear of gilts would make this more difficult, or at least more expensive.
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I strongly advise steering clear of the Zwirner booth, though the fair's revamped configuration makes that virtually impossible.
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Some strategists are steering clear of the group, while others see the pain as a low-cost opportunity.
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One area that Google's hardware division is steering clear of is Nest's domain, and Osterloh isn't worried about it.
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But Rose's lawyer has clapped back at those claims, and said that Charlie Hustle is steering clear of politics.
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In addition to steering clear of Twitter, Kevin said that he doesn't have many gay friends in New York.
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Many are steering clear of the opportunity altogether, concerned by development costs and attracted to cheaper options on land.
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Haefele is steering clear, calling emerging market bonds "Ground Zero" in the event of additional unexpected U.S. rate rises.
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As the term suggests, penumbral eclipses involve the moon dipping into the penumbra (but steering clear of the umbra).
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It's never too late for shame to play a role when it comes to steering clear of foreign agents.
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While steering clear of BRAC, the readiness portion of the NDAA requires a slew of reports from the Pentagon.
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Some of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats up for reelection are steering clear of the single payer debate. Sens.
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ET, and many of the biggest construction and engineering companies are steering clear of bidding for the project altogether.
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With concerned citizens steering clear of handshakes, people around the world are getting creative with their meet and greets.
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And the cost savings haven't changed the calculus for skeptical investors, who have been steering clear of retail stocks.
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Anyone squeamish about rodents — even ones that have been rendered sort of cute by CGI — might consider steering clear.
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Lois Smith, Estelle Parsons and Vinie Burrows on age, agility, perseverance and steering clear of "self-pitying old" roles.
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He did elaborate, though, steering clear of any remark that could be construed as a knock on the president.
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That means steering clear of restaurants and grabbing a lunch from a food stand selling, say, a pan bagnat.
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Possessed of a light, fleet instrument, she confined herself to coloratura and soubrette roles, steering clear of heavier fare.
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That means steering clear of the same cliché gifts you normally buy, and giving your dad something he'll actually want.
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Lastly, Von Hep suggests steering clear of those rough gym towels — the abrasive cloth will strip your fake tan fast.
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For JPMorgan, dropping Purdue is the latest in a series of moves aimed at steering clear of political lightning rods.
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One reason for steering clear of them is that there remain plenty of qualms about their legitimacy and democratic credentials.
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She only made a few appearances on television throughout the year, while steering clear of any and all UFC events.
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One Middle East banking source said some institutions were steering clear of transactions while Sanaa was still under Houthi control.
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His administration has so far focused on diplomatic and economic pressure against Maduro while steering clear of any military action.
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Wall Street investors, worried about increasing defaults, are steering clear, and leaving the marketplace lenders without funding for their loans.
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But the state of Virginia, steering clear of that powder keg, charged Murray and her friend only with disorderly conduct.
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They include steering clear of groups of more than 10 people, and avoiding eating and drinking at bars and restaurants.
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The concern is upending family routines, leaving some parents of infants steering clear of public transit, playgrounds, malls and more.
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Jeb Bush, George W. Bush, and George H.W. Bush have been steering clear of the new Trump brand of conservatism.
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If any group of journalists in France needed no warning about steering clear of unverified information, it was that one.
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Quint Tatro, founder of Joule Financial, is steering clear of the space as a whole until the trade overhang recedes.
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By avoiding predatory private loans and steering clear of for-profit colleges, you can make sure your education pays off.
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Wilson and Alphona imbue the comic with grace while steering clear of "after-school special"-of-the-month types of stories.
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Still, the two, who according to Forbes are recent billionaires, have managed to avoid publicity, steering clear of the financial media.
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Ulusoy said its focus was more on comedy, steering clear of the serious themes that have shaped the southeast's recent history.
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However, she is steering clear of the entire apparel retail space in favor of a different slice of the consumer market.
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It seems drastic, but steering clear of someone could likely be a way of avoiding confrontation, and keeping the friendship alive.
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Millennium's Benson said he was steering clear of emerging currencies and reckoned the yen could rally to 105 per the dollar.
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Despite largely steering clear of reproductive issues during the Republican primary, the governor has a long record of undermining women's rights.
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It has advertisements for porn-blocking software and online programs that promote the idea of steering clear of pornography and masturbation.
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Natalist is steering clear of DTC prescription drug delivery, safeguarding it from some of the biggest potential scandals in reproductive health.
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The board framed its proposal in dry legal terms, steering clear of any hint that Prepa's existing leadership might be incompetent.
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If you really want to take your caution to the next level, consider steering clear of alcoholic drinks and anything sweet.
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Part of the reason for this is that the experts, even known right-wing operatives, are steering clear of the candidate.
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Dispense a few drops in your palm or a cotton pad and sweep over your face, steering clear of your eyes.
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He said many companies in the industry were steering clear of any business with Venezuela in the wake of the sanctions.
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In its blog post, though, Instagram's engineers explain the operation of the Explore tab while steering clear of thorny political issues.
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Cramer is still steering clear of airlines, as overcapacity, price wars, the strong dollar and Zika virus are all hurting the group.
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Gorsuch cruised through much of his testimony — parrying with Democratic senators but steering clear of showing his hand on hot-button issues.
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In a rare move, top military commanders spoke out about Charlottesville, condemning white nationalists but steering clear of the commander in chief.
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The preventative measures for both are the same: handwashing, avoiding face touching, and steering clear of contact with anyone who&aposs sick.
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For a while he succeeded, if success means preserving some of your dignity while steering clear of Trump's wrath and surviving politically.
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Finkelstein says business leaders must also weigh the risks of either denouncing Trump or steering clear of controversy by avoiding the issue.
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U.S. officials are steering clear of Mexico's requests to help investigate improper surveillance on its civilians, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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Kornilov told the interviewer that the websites, being launched separately in Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia, would be independent portals steering clear of politics.
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Some 30 of their fellows amble unfettered around the seven-acre estate, steering clear of the geese, which honk bossily under the house.
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The Atkins diet encouraged loading up on fat-laden foods like steaks and omelets, and steering clear of pasta, bread and other carbohydrates.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, is also steering clear of these high-growth consumer and tech names until market swings cool down.
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Without cast-iron assurances big banks, spooked by the gigantic fine of $20123 billion levied on BNP-Paribas in 2014, are steering clear.
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At that point, Jane was high above on a balcony ... still chanting along with her comrades in protest -- but steering clear of arrest.
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" But Bogle would advise steering clear of the speculative asset completely: "Bitcoin may well go to $20,000 but that won't prove I'm wrong.
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You can completely see him steering clear of complications with Trump if he worries it will hurt his own reelection in four years.
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But research shows eating or steering clear of certain foods can't change the body's pH enough to generate the results suggested by Brady.
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Clearly she doesn't have a problem with dating someone who's "like a ghost," but I'd suggest steering clear of any nonhumans this Halloween.
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Some brokers are steering clear of rentals, as owners are worried that renters will infest their homes with germs and possibly never leave.
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During Michael Bloomberg's three terms as mayor, the news organization covered City Hall while mostly steering clear of investigative stories about his administration.
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The animals typically avoid areas with lots of humans, but the researchers suspect that the serow are steering clear of the wild boar.
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If there were things I didn't understand, I went after the scientific answers the best I could, steering clear of outside, nonscientific influences.
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Despite lacking specifics, the gesture was a step in a very opposite direction for Trump, who's been candid about his steering clear of apologizing.
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Despite the subtitle of his new book, though, Milanovic wisely trains his attention on the past and the present, steering clear of grand predictions.
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That includes planting trees to act as a filtration system, using natural rather than artificial feed, and steering clear of pesticides, fungicides and antibiotics.
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Donald Trump spoke at a rally in a suburb of Milwaukee, steering clear of the area where unrest flared after a fatal police shooting.
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So can steering clear of smoking, heavy drinking, and using drugs like cocaine and meth, which cause potentially risky blood-pressure spikes, Doss says.
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One name Wald advises steering clear of is Exxon Mobil, an industry leader that has a 23 percent weighting in the XLE energy ETF.
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And it's up to you to decide whether the pros outweigh the cons — or if you're better off steering clear of an office romance.
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All in all, blue light lenses exist to prevent a problem that we have no proof actually exists, so you're better off steering clear.
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Steering clear of it can prevent you from encountering photos that you don't need to see and that wouldn't ordinarily appear in your timeline.
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Rather than risking a hit to its public reputation by being involved in the border crisis, Bank of America is steering clear from the controversy.
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Wald said Las Vegas Sands could see some upward moves on a near-term basis, but he's still steering clear given its falling trend line.
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Finally, it might be wise to refresh the passwords on your major accounts, steering clear of options that use information potentially stolen in the breach.
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But instead, prominent Republican national security leaders -- people like Marco Rubio, John McCain, Bob Corker -- are largely steering clear of the candidate and the convention.
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Arbitration allows workers and bosses alike to "avoid the costs of litigation" and speeds up the process, steering clear of the "procedural morass" of courtrooms.
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Some companies, including Waymo, Aurora and Zoox, are steering clear of developing intermediate systems altogether in favor of fully autonomous cars that don't require drivers.
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It's pretty clear, Joseline's steering clear of any of the blame, but doesn't seem to fess up to what actually went down between the two.
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My conveyance and I managed to glide through the same aisle, steering clear of all grainstuffs, which I smugly chalked up to my magnetic charm.
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Many in the country suggested that his whereabouts were an open secret -- and that the government must have been deliberately steering clear of capturing him.
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With Western oil majors steering clear of new investment there, the country has turned to China and Russia as well as upstart firms like Erepla.
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He's making repeat trips to Missouri, Indiana, Montana, Florida and West Virginia, while steering clear of Democrats' two best pick-up opportunities: Nevada and Arizona.
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Biden has opposed reparations throughout his career, and part of his electability pitch is that he is steering clear of new unpopular left-wing ideas.
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He has moved rightward in recent months, making tougher pronouncements on immigration but steering clear of the xenophobic and borderline racist statements of other parties.
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Defense Minister Ng Eng Hen on Saturday confirmed that much, while steering clear of the details or whether Pyongyang or Washington had made any specifics requests.
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This means steering clear of overly enthusiastic sign-offs like "Love" or "Thanks a million," which, hopefully, you would never use in a professional context anyway.
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No name has been revealed, but it's a safe bet that both sets of parents will be steering clear of two familiar monikers: JoJo and Kaitlyn.
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He also recommends steering clear of protein-packed conditioners, which can cause breakage if overused, and to incorporate a color-extending mask every couple of washes.
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Trump is steering clear of the mass protests in central London that will mark his first visit to Britain as president on July 12 and 13.
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Although only the oral version of the ingredient has been associated with birth defects, she recommends steering clear of the topical version, too, just in case.
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Several Democrats in tough, swing-state races are also steering clear of the DNC this week, saying they have campaigning to do in their home states.
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Others have brought the just-say-no attitude to Wall Street, steering clear of any services related to the marijuana business for fear of federal prosecution.
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In a wide-ranging interview with Business Insider, CMO Jascha Kaykas-Wolff explained why it's still steering clear of the platform and where it's advertising instead.
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Lip sees the looming availability of additional Snap shares as a potential trading opportunity, but he recommends steering clear of Snap as a long-term investment.
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While steering clear of any personal praise or taking back any of his past criticism, Mr. Cruz committed to supporting Mr. Trump for a second term.
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STARSKY ROBOTICS This is another company that is taking autonomous in a slightly different direction and steering clear of cash-rich operations like Waymo and Cruise.
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Some real estate brokers are steering clear of rentals as owners fear that they could have the coronavirus and infect their homes, and possibly never leave.
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Fact is, Bob was already steering clear of others for his own health, so the new normal for most folks is just another day for Barker.
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After steering clear of much major giving in 2019, the biggest donors in the Democratic Party got serious in the first month of the election year.
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And Democratic leaders, while largely steering clear of endorsing in the primary, are also predicting they'll pick up seats — regardless of who is the party's nominee.
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FLANDERS, N.J. — After the embarrassing collapse of their ObamaCare repeal bill, most House Republicans are steering clear of town halls over the two-week April recess.
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Buch has kept a relatively low profile at the Bundesbank and made a point of steering clear of monetary policy issues, leaving the topic to Weidmann.
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Yet he's all but steering clear of Florida -- holding no big rallies so far this fall, despite campaigning there just months ago during the GOP primary.
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If you take this issue seriously, that means keeping a clear head, cracking the books, and steering clear of any "the end is nigh" street preaching.
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Safaree Samuels is steering clear of any bling that could possibly get him caught up at gunpoint again -- he'll just stick to some window shopping for now.
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By steering clear of cotton, the choice of materials make them a lot stretchier and, in turn, more comfortable than other performance dress shirt on the market.
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Cybersecurity companies are steering clear of the growing feud between President Trump and Silicon Valley, underscoring their willingness to continue to do business with the federal government.
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Samson Lo, head of Asia M&A at UBS, said all big Chinese carmakers who wanted to do overseas deals were steering clear of the United States.
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Administration officials close to him say he is steering clear of any White House drama between Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton.
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The restaurant is open far later than the museum and has its own entrance for those who, for some reason, are steering clear of the fine arts.
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More and more shoppers are steering clear of shopping malls and instead turning to online platforms like Amazon, Stitch Fix, Net-a-Porter and Gilt to shop.
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Though Sanders has put himself in the middle of other primaries in this cycle, he's steering clear of California, where Feinstein is being challenged from the left.
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Now a free agent, he has been unable to find a job, leading to speculation that teams are steering clear of him because of his controversial stance.
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Wearing a face mask and rubber gloves, he takes the dog for a walk on the largely deserted streets, steering clear of the few other people about.
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The Massachusetts senator has run the model of a disciplined campaign, steering clear of attacks on her primary rivals and saving her barbs for President Donald Trump.
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With some foresight and smart policy, we can maximize the energy and emissions benefits of automation while steering clear of, or at least minimizing, the rebound effect.
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It allows Republicans to pass their legislation with only 51 votes in Senate, steering clear of Democrats looking to stall the majority party's agenda with the filibuster.
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Yet so far, foreign buyers have trodden carefully, mostly buying government bonds and steering clear of riskier municipal and corporate bonds, says Zhenbo Hou of BlueBay Asset Management.
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The idea is to spend at least 12 minutes per exercise in the target orange zone, while steering clear of too much red, which may be too intense.
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You won't find Sling TV, YouTube TV, PlayStation Vue, DirecTV Now, or Hulu with Live TV on the Flex, so Comcast is clearly steering clear of cable alternatives.
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At least some customers steering clear of Chipotle appear to have gone over to fast-casual competitor Panera Bread, which has also increased its focus on healthy ingredients.
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But the shipments have drawn attention among traders who say they are steering clear of the U.S. market because of the risk of further curbs on U.S. soybeans.
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In an interview with PEOPLE in August 2003, shortly before she died, Price seemed to have no regrets about steering clear of the slipstream of her famous kin.
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Investors have welcomed the currency float but many are still steering clear until Africa's biggest economy shows signs of recovering from damage inflicted by the exchange rate peg.
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He did his best to keep a low profile at Florence, steering clear of mentally ill inmates and making do through random shortages of staples like toilet paper.
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Morgan Stanley is steering clear of the administrative agent role on the loan in an effort to further distance itself from the deal, one of the people said.
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A real "fix" for wildfires will mean preventing them in the first place — and steering clear of bad incentives that nudge more people and homes into harm's way.
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Senators say White House hopefuls have reached out to them, but most are steering clear of an endorsement game that could lead to an awkward post-primary dynamic.
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More recently, however, the army was seen as regaining some of its clout because it was steering clear of politics and managing a brutal war against Kurdish separatists.
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Vulnerable Democrats are steering clear Politically, the Sanders plan has more support than it has ever had before, with 16 Democratic senators joining Sanders in sponsoring the plan.
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The Rubio offensive Rubio stunned observers at the last debate who had become accustomed to his on-message style and strict policy of steering clear of Donald Trump.
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As Turkey's currency crisis continues, most recently jolted by sanctions and tariffs issued by Washington and Ankara on one another, investors are largely steering clear of Turkish assets.
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Some strategists suggest steering clear of the GOP primary and letting it play out, while others think it's a good way to contrast the parties on important issues.
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That means steering clear of the mall if window shopping is your weakness or resisting the urge to browse online when you are feeling particularly tired, bored or tipsy.
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That means borrowers are steering clear for now, not wanting to pay too much of a new issue premium for fear it could set an unwelcome and expensive precedent.
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I'm not doing anything quite so bigoted as that, but I have become a pine nut profiler, steering clear of those smaller, pale beige nuts with a dark tip.
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In an era when so much comedy is boisterous and engaged with the world, The American Bystander's humor is understated and escapist, steering clear of topicality and political jokes.
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That the former distracts both sides from great systemic injustices which have learned to lie hidden in bland terminology, coolly steering clear of the outrage of Us versus Them.
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Democrats are largely steering clear of the Republican infighting, but former Vice President Joe Biden returned to the Capitol on Wednesday to rally Democratic members against the GOP efforts.
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The missile launch opens up new possibilities for the administration: It could join Israel in seeking new sanctions that are missile-related, steering clear of the core nuclear deal.
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Buford Scott, managing partner at Stelrox Capital Management, a London-based family office which made money trading sterling during the Brexit referendum, said he was steering clear for now.
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The allure of live singing, dancing, and costumes—regular non-starters for anyone steering clear of Times Square—is more attractive as the weekend-long Netflix binges blossom into bedsores.
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Meghan Markle's dad Thomas has never met his daughter's husband Prince Harry in person, but they broke the rule of steering clear of political discussion the first time they talked.
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Trump was largely steering clear of London, where protests are planned and where organizers had permission to fly a blimp over Parliament portraying the president as an orange crying baby.
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LONDON (Reuters) - While Britain debates the merits of a second Brexit referendum, London's financial centre is steering clear of the argument, resigned to the need to shift some business elsewhere.
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The Hill's Scott Wong captures this dynamic: Ryan and McCarthy are personally steering clear of a House battle in Ohio between an establishment Republican and a Freedom Caucus-aligned outsider.
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But if we see a run of negative numbers then maybe that would be a sign that overseas investors are steering clear of the UK for the obvious Brexit reasons.
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His restaurants use a special filter system and self-conducted tests show there is no lead in the water, but overall people seem to be steering clear of local restaurants.
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Buch, while a respected economist, has kept a relatively low profile at the Bundesbank and made a point of steering clear of monetary policy issues, leaving the topic to Weidmann.
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It's a mix seeks to bridge the generation gap that bubbles up when the whole family meets up to gobble turkey, while steering clear of anything too explicit or wild.
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As oil prices plunge, the fund has been steering clear of energy-related stocks and focusing on consumer plays such as pharmaceuticals, food and beverage firms and telecommunications, he said.
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Chinese high-rollers have been steering clear of the former Portuguese colony due to an anti-graft campaign by the government in Beijing, sending gaming revenues to 5-year lows.
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Lindsie Chrisley is going over the river and through the woods for a special Christmas retreat ... shacking up in a majestic tree house and steering clear of her daddy drama.
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Democrats, newly in control of the House, are steering clear of talk of the wall itself, and are instead working to focus attention on the damaging impacts of the shutdown.
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Klobuchar's plan is fundamentally similar to that one — marking out a clear commitment to spend a bunch of money on various things while steering clear of any contentious reform ideas.
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Despite Lasker's avowed goal of swapping pure abstraction for discursive subject matter, his works seemed stamped with a cerebral gamesmanship, purposefully steering clear of an emotional connection with the viewer.
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To boost that, some banks have struck joint ventures with collection specialists while others are bringing in fresh skills to explore ways of recouping debts while steering clear of Italian courts.
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Payoff seems to be steering clear of "subprime" borrowers, the kind that firms like LendUp loan to at extravagant rates (though those rates fall with every loan that's paid in full).
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Chicago Bears kicker Cody Parkey -- aka "doink doink" -- says he still feels HORRIBLE after that game-losing field goal in the playoffs ... which is why he's steering clear of Twitter. Smart.
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It must find ways to keep its stores relevant as shoppers are increasingly steering clear of department stores in favor of shopping with brands — like Nike, Coach or Canada Goose — directly.
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Despite the constant new revelations of alleged illicit activity by those in power, steering clear of the law is, in reality, one of the easiest things in the world to do.
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Market commentators have been split about how to play the decline, with some suggesting steering clear of stocks for now and others saying it's not a bad time to buy selectively.
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But Democratic leaders in the House and the Senate are steering clear, saying their immediate concern is to protect coverage under the Affordable Care Act, which still faces attacks from Republicans.
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Mr. Powell emphasized the strength of the economy in the opening remarks of his news conference, while largely steering clear of topics such as President Trump's pending tariffs and tax cuts.
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Finally, while I'll be steering clear of Montauk until fall, I do love the plain-spoken honesty of this Kelly Ann Smith piece about the Shagwong Tavern, in Edible Long Island.
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Ahead, we asked nail pro Sarah Gibson Tuttle, founder of L.A.'s boutique salon Olive & June, to break down her at-home plan for when we're steering clear of the salon.
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But I do recommend steering clear of plastic goblets, which have a nasty habit of separating bowl from stem at the worst possible moments for your clothing, carpeting and anxiety threshold.
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"That makes us comfortable moving a little bit out of the risk spectrum into some (emerging markets) exchange rates that we've been steering clear from ... for the prior year," Pandl said.
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Lauren Graham says she and her Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life costars are steering clear of the internet after the revival of the popular series debuted on Netflix last week.
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Committing to an account for three years can get you rates higher than 3 percent, but McBride recommended steering clear of any long term commitments right now, as interest rates are rising.
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It's the sound of every athlete banging his head against the wall for not shooting his shot with Samantha Hoopes sooner ... 'cause the S.I. bikini model's steering clear of ballers for good.
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But the Kochs' political organization, backed by an overlapping group of large conservative donors, is so far steering clear of the presidential race and focusing its efforts on the House and Senate.
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Unless you never travel, you're probably best steering clear of the non-travel redemption options, since booking flights and hotel nights is how you'll get the most value from your Chase points.
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Imamoglu said his campaign would be similar to the one he ran for the March election, focusing on a positive message and steering clear of the combative style common in Turkish politics.
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Pope Francis on Tuesday stressed the need for unity and connection in his first address of 2019, largely steering clear of the controversies that plagued the Catholic Church in the previous year.
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He has campaigned on protecting the Affordable Care Act and cutting health costs while steering clear of more liberal positions that some Democrats worry will make it harder to win battleground areas.
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But compared to its competitors, GM's announcement was slightly more tame, committing to almost two dozen new all-electric vehicles while steering clear of a much grander promise of across-the-board electrification.
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Pushing back and making demands can be awkward and uncomfortable, and some women way wind up steering clear of taking hard lines, to avoid being labeled a bitch or even losing a job.
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More to the point, it explains why K-Zen isn't steering clear of THC but will instead sell one drink that features it exclusively, and blends of CBD and THC with the others.
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Under Mrs Merkel and Annegret-Kramp Karrenbauer, the party's new general secretary, the CDU is steering clear of culture wars in favour of bread-and-butter issues like safe streets and living standards.
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We recommend steering clear of bacon, found in many of the chain's cheese-containing burgers, and other processed meats, such as sausage (found in eight of the chain's breakfast sandwiches) and hot dogs.
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Zachary Warren, the firm's client relations manager, entered into a similar agreement shortly before his separate trial that requires 350 hours of community service and steering clear of any crimes for a year.
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With most people steering clear of hospitals and doctor's offices to reduce their chances of getting sick, Teladoc earlier this month said patient visit volume spiked 50% in a week-over-week comparison.
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First, as tempting as they may be, Tepper suggested steering clear of widely held stocks Facebook and Google because he expected small businesses to start cutting back on advertising spending on their platforms.
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For everyone else, other tried-and-true methods of avoiding illness, like steering clear of sick individuals, refraining from touching your face, and regularly washing your hands, are more effective than wearing masks.
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The House on Wednesday will take its first legislative action in response to last month's mass shooting at a Florida high school, focusing on school safety while steering clear of new gun controls.
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High-profile national surrogates are also steering clear of the state: The most famous person to visit Alabama for Jones so far, former Vice President Joe Biden, now has no plans to return.
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The immediate outlook is also auspicious for industrial metals and energy, in his view, as economic growth picks up in more parts of the world, though he advises steering clear of agricultural commodities.
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While analysts do not see more massive fines emerging from these investigations and still expect the coming quarter's earnings reports to be relatively solid, investors appear to be steering clear of the sector.
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That doesn't merely mean resisting the temptation of sexual favours offered by the unfree; it can also mean steering clear of car-washes and beauty parlours which traffickers may be using to launder money.
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Some began to avoid it personally, steering clear of restaurants where it might be lurking in the ingredients list, while others went further, pushing for it to be declared unsafe by food-regulatory authorities.
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But security officials, given pause by the erratic conduct of the slain gunman and wary of aggravating strains with Israel's largely quiescent Arab minority, are steering clear of definitively linking him with Islamic State.
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They have tried to persuade voters they would work across the aisle on border security, while steering clear of Trump's recent vow to end birthright citizenship with the stroke of his pen (The Hill).
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In steering clear of the ideas promoted by both leading presidential candidates, Ms. Pelosi is hoping to protect the so-called front-liners who flipped Republican seats in 2018 and delivered Democrats the majority.
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Some even predict that it will replace first and business entirely, as many airlines are expanding their Premium Economy cabins as business travelers are steering clear of first and business due to budgetary restrictions.
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While they've edged up to the line of suggesting Kavanaugh has misled the Senate, many Democrats are steering clear of a direct call to dig into the judge's statements under oath for potential misstatements.
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More from USA Today: U.S. Open champion Sloane Stephens gives credit to her mom during heartfelt moment Why storm surge is often a hurricane's deadliest threat Some suggest steering clear of Red Cross. Why?
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Universities – which fall under the control of Communist Party committees – have repeatedly been told to maintain purity in their socialist ideology, including steering clear of teaching topics such as press freedom and civil rights.
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And, as you can see from the maps above, many ships were steering clear of Somalia's coast after emerging from the Mandeb Strait between Yemen and Djibouti, which leads up to the Suez Canal.
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The deep uncertainty surrounding the future of oil demand that long-term investors should use caution in this space by carefully monitoring trends and steering clear of companies that are in denial about the future.
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Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) has the potential to out plot and out fox the rest of them, steering clear of the undead danger long enough to squash her rivals (should they prove victorious up north).
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That's also why Cramer suggested steering clear of exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, many of which include both stocks that have nothing to do with China and stocks with a sizable amount of China exposure.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is also steering clear of the Davos meeting, which is expected to be dominated by debate over the looming presidency of Donald Trump and rising public anger with elites and globalization.
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By promoting unusually close technical co-operation across political frontiers and steering clear of issues of blame, Annex 13 has been credited with improving air safety dramatically since it was first introduced, safety officials say.
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Kasich will attend an event in his honor at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Tuesday afternoon, but otherwise is largely steering clear of the convention, much to the embarrassment of Trump allies.
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The government of Ecuador reportedly is making WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's internet access subject to a series of rules, including cleaning the bathroom, taking care of his cat and steering clear of hot political topics.
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Jana is known on Wall Street as a one of the industry's most respected activist investors often preferring to work away from the limelight and steering clear of proxy contests that many celebrity activists embrace.
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Two Jordanian sources close to Princess Haya said her decision to fight her legal battle in London while steering clear of Jordan was meant partly to spare King Abdullah and the Hashemites any diplomatic incident.
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Trump did not elaborate on when or how such a blockade could be imposed, and his administration has so far focused on diplomatic and economic pressure against Maduro while steering clear of any military action.
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Global investors looking to minimize risk — particularly those in Europe — have been steering clear of U.S. Treasuries in recent months, even while the interest rate gap between the United States and Europe has ballooned further.
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Melania Trump is expected to take on a surrogate role in the general election campaign, primarily focusing on the billionaire businessman's life as a father and husband while mostly steering clear of politics and policy.
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But there are a few made-for-the-office brands that can give you exactly what you want (and need!) to change up your daily uniform while still steering clear of an HR run-in.
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Most Republicans in swing districts are steering clear of in-person town hall gatherings this week, hoping to avoid the anti-President Trump protesters determined to make them the star of a viral YouTube video.
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But younger people can avoid further damage to their ears by steering clear of loud noise and wearing proper protection when they spend long periods of time exposed to noises at for work or leisure pursuits.
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Yet for all the hype, mainstream institutional investors are steering clear of the nascent market, taking the view that it is too lightly regulated, too volatile and too illiquid to risk investing other people's money in.
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On Monday and Tuesday, Shannon Purser, who plays Barb from Netflix's Stranger Things joined the 13 Reasons conversation, sending out several tweets advising her followers to consider steering clear of the show to avoid being triggered.
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French gas and power utility Engie will pull out of about 20 countries in the next three years and target new markets in developing nations, while probably steering clear of big acquisitions, its chief executive said.
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Trump briefly set aside his testy relationship with Macron on Thursday, heaping praise on U.S. war veterans in a speech to mark the 75th D-Day anniversary and steering clear of issues that might rile Europe.
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The group is steering clear of endorsing a candidate for president in 2020, but it has been revving up donors to go full bore on defeating President Donald Trump, said Gara LaMarche, president of Democracy Alliance.
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While some people consider "clean eating" to mean eschewing all animal products, sugar, and gluten, others use the term when talking about focusing on whole foods and steering clear of heavily processed, refined, and fried foods.
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And it's supposed to let Bluetooth's wireless signal adapt on the fly to avoid Wi-Fi and LTE, steering clear of congested airwaves as a way to help all of a device's wireless connections maintain their performance.
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After spending much of last week in Florida, Cruz is largely steering clear of the state in the days leading up to Tuesday's primary and instead has spent all of Saturday in Missouri and Monday in Illinois.
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These issues aren't new to the latest software, though; the main Nintendo Switch Reddit regularly sees PSAs from people encouraging others to avoid their fate (and lost game saves) by steering clear of these off-brand docks.
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Yet officials from several banks said they were working on the assumption that they could keep content outside the rules by steering clear of discussing derivatives or detailed trade ideas and potentially changing how they distribute research.
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Long after the sidewalks were cleared, we tiptoed past the eaves of tall buildings and kept our voices low, steering clear of icicles thick as baseball bats and sharp as spikes, primed to fall at any moment.
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"Cautious consumers are steering clear of crowded areas, including auto dealerships, while corporate demand for vehicles is weakening as broader economic uncertainties cause companies to scale back capital spending," Moody's said in a report Wednesday regarding China.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's easternmost province of Papua hosted its first independent film festival this week, showing documentaries on social issues such as land rights and grinding poverty, but steering clear of the highly sensitive subject of separatism.
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Even if people know about diet restrictions — like avoiding dairy, steering clear of gluten and most grains — don't be surprised to see sweet potatoes drowned in syrup and marshmallows next to casseroles made with a canned soup.
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Related Gallery: Celeb Kids Who Met Santa Claus This Holiday Season Although Barrymore didn't give any hints on what her girls are getting for Christmas, she has spoken in the past about steering clear of buying them toys.
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These funds are increasingly willing to put some of their cash into secondaries, buying shares from founders who can lock in a portion of their riches while steering clear of quarterly earnings and the scrutiny of public markets.
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Apple, which has been caught in the political crosshairs in China over its purported use of location data and President Trump's aggressive trade policies, is likely steering clear of controversy here by decoupling the device's association with [Red].
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You could forgive wealthy Russians for steering clear of Cypriot banks given that many Russians with large deposits in the country were hit hard by a "bail-in" of bank deposits when the financial crisis hit in 2013.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Expectant couples planning "babymoon" vacations are increasingly steering clear of Latin America and the Caribbean amid warnings about a suspected link between a Zika virus outbreak in the region and birth defects, travel agents say.
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The pound also fell against the dollar, trading well below a seven-week high, with investors steering clear of the currency after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney kept the option of further monetary easing on the table.
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And instead of quietly watching contenders over many months, Mr. Trump, whom several elected Republicans are steering clear of campaigning with, is carrying out his selection process hastily before he chooses a running mate in the coming days.
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But the prime minister has a long record as a cautious politician who has stayed on the front line of Spanish politics for two decades by steering clear of difficult decisions and letting rivals dig themselves into holes.
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Though I'd spent my 32 years steering clear of all tarot card readers and psychics — aware that whatever they prophesied would indelibly burrow itself into my mind — one happened to be holding court at an event I attended.
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But in recent months, groups like Color of Change, which had led a coalition of Latino, Jewish, Muslim and women's rights organizations, have seized on Mr. Trump's campaign to pressure companies into steering clear of the Republican event.
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But there's some good news, finally: New research suggests that exercise, even moderate activity like walking or going for a leisurely bike ride, might be helpful for preventing bacterial infections in general — but especially for steering clear of UTIs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak to the White House on Tuesday, praising his country for investing in the United States while steering clear of an American investigation into a Malaysian corruption scandal.
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In fact, that's why Jay Leno and Mark Cuban suggest steering clear of credit cards entirely, since they make it easy to buy things you can't actually afford, and that can end up costing you a lot over time.
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Mr. Jiang is a skillful bureaucrat within the Communist Party and has academic training as an economist, but he climbed China's political ladder while steering clear of the party's market reformers and skipping economic conferences with free-market themes.
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After three years of largely steering clear of divisive internal Democratic fights, Mr. Obama is increasingly moving off the political sidelines and trying to play a new role: elder statesman for a party grappling with its post-Obama identity.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel is steering clear of the World Economic Forum in Davos, a meeting expected to be dominated by debate over the looming presidency of Donald Trump and rising public anger with elites and globalization.
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This week on the podcast that never sleeps, listen to the tales of randonneurs, cylicsts who ride hundreds of miles at a go, steering clear of hallucinations and the glowing eyes of wildlife by telling stories—and sometimes blasting death metal.
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This week on the podcast that never sleeps, listen to the tales of randonneurs, cylicsts who ride hundreds of miles at a go, steering clear of hallucinations and the glowing eyes of wildlife by telling stories—and sometimes blasting death metal.
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As organizers from the national Women's March face claims of anti-Semitism, Democrats eyeing bids for the White House appear to be steering clear of the once-celebrated annual event, with few candidates willing to weigh in on the controversy.
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The upside is that it gives consumers access to credit without needing a co-signer while steering clear of subprime specialist issuers, who market specifically to borrowers with bad credit and charge high fees and interest rates to mitigate their risk.
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Under guidelines issued during the Obama administration, the agency agreed not to enforce federal laws in states where the drug is legal as long as they followed certain guidelines, such as not selling to minors and steering clear of drug cartels.
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A focus on minority outreach might also help alleviate the fears of white, college-educated voters who are steering clear of Trump because they don't want to be associated with a candidate who has been accused of racism and bigotry.
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Valentijn van Nieuwenhuijzen, CIO at NN Investment Partners which manages 246 billion euros (£212 billion) in assets, said he was steering clear of bets on the pound and only taking positions to hedge overall portfolio risks due to the political uncertainty.
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LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - French stocks sensitive to the economy and to tourism fell in an otherwise buoyant market on Monday after the worst riots in decades swept Paris, stirring concerns about the possible damage from visitors steering clear of the capital.
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Tears welled in her eyes as she told how she was trying to turn her life around, no longer stealing, and steering clear of drugs for the last two years — but her fines and fees keep increasing and now total $21.6,270.
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Western insurers are steering clear of Iranian vessels and Iran's attempts to export crude to the U.S.-approved buyers is further complicated by having to put its tankers under its own flag, rather than a third country such as Panama.
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At Treasury, meanwhile, officials say that senior adviser Mauricio Claver-Carone, a former lobbyist who until recently led one of the most vocal pro-Cuba embargo groups in Washington, is steering clear of Cuba sanctions policy in his new government role.
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With travel at the center of attention as the global coronavirus outbreak worsens — and cruise lines in particular feeling the heat given the virus's spread on two Carnival cruise ships — traders are recommending steering clear of the group for now.
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For Dr. Hamoui and many other Muslims, both in the United States and abroad, saving for retirement means steering clear of investments in companies and funds that trade in a host of forbidden goods and services, which are known as haram.
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Many people are steering clear of fresh fruit and vegetables and warning family and friends to wait a week before eating anything that might have been exposed to the gas that has shrouded various neighborhoods at times over the months.
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Steering clear of the presidential nominee entirely, though, could put them in a financial hole as they struggle to hold the party's fragile majority and, at the same time, make a public statement about the unfavorable image of the party's nominee.
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"The Ukrainians are desperately concerned about the Nord Stream 2 project, as it would remove the logic of Russia steering clear of attacking their gas pipeline," Ian Bremmer, Eurasia Group founder and president, said in a research note published Monday.
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Many people are steering clear of fresh fruit and vegetables and warning family and friends to wait a week before eating anything that might have been exposed to the gas that has shrouded various neighbourhoods at times over the months.
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" But she still favors function over form, tending towards things with "lots of pockets and secret places to put things; keep IDs, credit cards, thumb drives," steering clear of an '80s denim all-in-one, however, saying, "I've already worn a jumpsuit.
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Markus Kaulius, the president of Magnum Nutraceuticals, explained that the biggest difficulty for any reputable nutrition company consists of anticipating consumer demand while also steering clear of using any ingredients likely to be banned or regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Banks, which have been steering clear of handling hemp or cannabis-related business, also may be more apt to broker deals or process other transactions that they have previously avoided because the products weren't legal under federal laws, Fox Rothschild's Horn said.
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In steering clear of Lemon, citing conservative justices and scholars and prominently quoting the likely swing justice, Anthony Kennedy (for whom he clerked), Mr Matz says that the rebranding of the case is no mere tactic to attract a Supreme Court majority.
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Bitcoin evangelists recommend steering clear of centralised exchanges, arguing that the whole point of decentralised currencies was to not hand over control to third parties, such as central banks, commercial banks and exchanges, which raises the risk of mismanagement, scams or hacking.
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Islamic State fighters are close to defeat in the twin capitals of the group's territory, Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria, and officials say Baghdadi is steering clear of both, hiding in thousands of square miles of desert between the two.
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LONDON, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Sterling was subdued on Thursday, trading below a seven-week high against the dollar, with investors steering clear of the currency after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney kept the option of further monetary easing on the table.
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He still likes it that way, a shy guy who prefers to be on the "periphery" of the music industry, "steering clear of all the bullshit (of which there is much)," and conducting his interviews (such as this one), via e-mail.
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WASHINGTON — Despite sharp differences on immigration, refugees, trade and climate change, President Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada struck a cordial tone on Monday in their first meeting, alternating between attempting to bridge those gaps and steering clear of them.
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The order would merely direct the Internal Revenue Service to "exercise maximum enforcement discretion to alleviate the burden of the Johnson amendment", a 1954 rule making churches' and other non-profit groups' tax-exempt status contingent on steering clear of certain types of political advocacy.
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Though most of the marijuana stocks opened Tuesday without much fanfare, they took a leg lower after PepsiCo Chief Financial Officer Hugh Johnston told Cowen analyst Vivien Azer on the company's earnings conference call that the company is steering clear of pot for now.
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Though many of us might think teens are the ones who can't resist checking Snapchat, Instagram and other social networks, or texting, taking videos or playing video games while behind the wheel, parents have a hard time steering clear of their devices while driving, too.
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After the failure of the Alexander-Murray bill to shore up ObamaCare last year, the new package is steering clear of the controversial health care law to focus on other areas where Alexander thinks there is more of a chance of passing bipartisan legislation.
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The idea that both games mimic character studies adds a dose of realism to the message they're sending; but at the same time they engage players with intuitive platforming so as not to get bogged down with premise—in turn steering clear of sanctimonious lecturing.
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The only way they are provided that power, though, is through their elected representatives — a group of lawmakers that, over the past decade, have chosen to take the path of least resistance, steering clear from any political controversy that could occur after a war vote.
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Meanwhile, Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee eschewed the energy of insurgency mounting outside the chamber against Republican zeal to plow right through -- steering clear of the anonymous accusers and a witness produced by lawyer Michael Avenatti, the rare streetfighter on the Democratic squad.
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Also, Exxon's view that the priority should be placed on increasing access to energy, through fossil fuels, runs up against that of the World Bank and other institutions, which place much more emphasis on steering clear of climate risks that could set back development.
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The bottom line here is that the decision to advise Congress — based on such flimsy, unsubstantiated "evidence" — was irresponsible, given the FBI's longstanding practice of not commenting on ongoing investigations and steering clear of any statements or actions that would appear to affect elections.
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The difficulty of assigning a fair value to a speculative instrument that is less than a decade old and lacks the fundamentals that drive other asset classes was the main reason for steering clear of bitcoin, investors speaking at the Reuters Global Investment 2018 Outlook Summit said.
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Johnson's strategy of steering clear of the airwaves and avoiding public head-to-head debates has been carefully thought through as part of a leadership campaign in the works for months in anticipation of May's announcement five weeks ago that she would step down, said the sources.
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If you are suffering from gastrointestinal diseases like Crohn's and IBS, Dr. Trattner recommended steering clear of vinegar, as she explained that it's not FODMAP-friendly for gastrointestinal issues, and can cause more sugar in the lumen of the intestine, which can, therefore, aggravate lower bowel disorders.
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If you google "turmeric face mask," you'll find pages of DIY recipes, but Dr. Lombardi recommends steering clear of using honey or dairy products, because both can clog your pores, and the dairy can elicit an inflammatory reaction, which is exactly the opposite of what you want.
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But any move by the bank will be just a slight tweak around the wording of ECB President Mario Draghi's opening statement, steering clear of any hint about its next policy move on worries that heightened expectations could set off a cycle of self-defeating market turbulence.
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However, social and cultural norms (for example, quips from people of all sexes about little ladies having a harder time with big ole numbers), do have an impact, leading to girls believing they are worse at math and science, and eventually steering clear of those subjects.
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And in September 25, when whispers of a union drive began passing through the workforce at Whole Foods, Amazon sent out a roughly 230-minute training video to the grocery chain's managers about how to snuff out organizing campaigns while steering clear of US labor law violations.
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Powell's careful approach to this week's congressional committee hearings - not directly criticizing the administration and framing any negative consequences only as things that could happen in theory - is part of any Fed chair's playbook of sticking to monetary policy and steering clear of elected leaders' domains.
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There are easily enough bold progressive ideas out there that are popular — the ones on this list, but also well-known ideas like raising the minimum wage — that there's little practical cost to urging politicians to emphasize the popular ones while steering clear of unpopular stances.
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In steering clear of Hamilton mania, May shares company with American President Donald Trump, who has declined to see the play since the New York cast was (to quote Trump's tweets) "very rude" to Vice President Mike Pence when he went to see the performance in 2016.
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PARIS/COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, France (Reuters) - President Donald Trump briefly set aside politics and his testy relationship with France's Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, heaping praise on U.S. war veterans in a speech to mark the 75th D-Day anniversary and steering clear of issues that might rile Europe.
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The cucumber jelly shards crumbled over salmon rillettes have a slight back-of-the-fridge taste, and one of the few vegetarian dishes is also one of the few things worth steering clear of: a whole honeynut squash that seems to have had brown butter pumped into it.
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But as the Koch Foundation has stepped increasingly into that sphere, too, it's been careful to fund academic projects that attract little controversy — steering clear of, and even condemning, more fringe right-wing tactics like passing laws that punish protesting speakers or encouraging students to film confrontations with their professors.
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Driving the news: Major oil companies have approached electric bus maker Proterra — a heavyweight in the U.S. market with more than 300 buses delivered to cities and transit agencies and hundreds more on order — about investing in the company, but CEO Ryan Popple tells me he's steering clear for now.
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With that in mind, MapR — which also taps and converges data in Spark and NoSQL, among other technologies — is in a somewhat enviable position: the company is growing well while steering clear of some of the pressures that might come with larger a financing load or a public-company profile.
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"The British minister affirmed during the call the importance of the region and world steering clear from the dangers of war and avoiding its consequences as well as the importance of working on de-escalation and turning to dialogue to get out of this dangerous crisis," it said in a statement.
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For the moment, Democrats have solid political grounds for steering clear of a perjury inquiry: The FBI's one-week background investigation into the allegations against Kavanaugh has buy-in from Collins and other moderate GOP senators they'll need to turn against the judge if they want to bring down his nomination.
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To avoid a regulatory tussle with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has essentially defined ICOs as offerings of unregistered securities, several investors told CNBC that Telegram may make the retail piece available only to people outside the U.S. Blockchain Capital, among the first crypto venture firms, is steering clear of the ICO.
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In other words, I idolized Sheryl Sandberg the woman—good for any sister who finds a way to amass $113 billion for being at parties and steering clear of some boring ops job—but from the first minute I saw her in person in 2012 I was very, very concerned about Facebook.
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As the young and un-sexed Trump staffers flee the normal avenues of dating, deleting their dating apps and steering clear of bars out of fear that mean liberals will heckle them or make them to listen to the audio of crying migrant children, they're forced to look to each other for companionship.
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Her Instagram feed, which in the past was dotted with party shots of her and a group of close friends who have been called the "Snap Pack," has been cleaned up, and her Twitter account largely restricted to campaign photos and a fund-raising pitch by Tiffany, and steering clear of any Skittles-like controversies.
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Ceferin, a Slovenian lawyer elected in February to a second term as the leader of UEFA, European soccer's governing body, has become accustomed to carefully tempering his comments, to steering clear of trouble in whatever he chooses to say publicly, but this month he knows his every word will be parsed even more than usual.
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And that was true even before a spate of allegations of sexual assault enveloped Trump's candidacy -- which is expected to tear into Trump's numbers with suburban women in places like Milwaukee's collar counties, even though no voters brought it up over three canvasses last week, and groups on both side of the aisle are steering clear.
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Or so you might have thought, at least, listening to the furious liberal reaction to Fallon's willingness to treat Donald Trump like any other late-night guest last week: kidding around with him, mussing up his combover and steering clear of anything that would convey to late-night television viewers that Trump is actually beyond the pale.
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British bank stocks are also being depressed by political uncertainty, with some investors steering clear of the sector ahead of the June 23 vote on Britain's membership of the EU. "Whilst UK banks are keeping relatively quiet on the EU referendum debate in their annual reports, uncertainty over the outcome is weighing heavily on them," said Tim Howarth, banking partner at KPMG.
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After seeing the blowback endured by Clinton and more recently former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, Biden is "purposefully" steering clear of paid speeches to corporations or taking on corporate work, as one Biden ally put it.
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There are perks to steering clear of your smartphone or skipping TV in the evening: you automatically go to sleep sooner because the artificial light doesn't keep you awake (or perhaps you just fall asleep because you have nothing to do?)Our body follows a biological rhythm that's centered around daylight and this rhythm can vary from person to person — and even from animal to animal and plant to plant.
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My Befuddling Dinner With Facebook Empress Sheryl Sandberg Virginia Heffernan wistfully recalls her Lean In dinner with Sheryl Sandberg: In other words, I idolized Sheryl Sandberg the woman—good for any sister who finds a way to amass $1.6 billion for being at parties and steering clear of some boring ops job—but from the first minute I saw her in person in 2013 I was very, very concerned about Facebook.
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"For example," one firm explains, "nonpublic U.S.-origin technology necessary to produce a toothbrush may not be provided to Huawei by a company outside the United States without a BIS license," even if the toothbrush itself is made outside the US. That risk goes a long way to explain why companies like ARM, which is based outside the US and provides chip architectures rather than manufacturing itself, are still steering clear of the ban.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE ignored the elephant in the room, steering clear of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who has been hammering him in recent days for past marital infidelities.
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H.), Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Fla.) and Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (Ky.), all caught up in their own primary races, are steering clear of the convention.
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