Or… I could step outside the world of mainstream medicine.
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Encourage someone to step outside of their comfort zone. 20.
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Sometimes it's dangerous, too, as an artist to step outside.
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Another one of the partygoers is asked to step outside.
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But what happens when he dares to step outside them?
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The creatures begin to shriek the moment I step outside.
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Or, perhaps worse, not bother to step outside at all.
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He would step outside for a smoke wearing his headphones.
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A bit of advice as you step outside: Be careful.
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I watch that scene and kind of step outside myself.
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But when we step outside, there's a full-on snowstorm happening!
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But step outside the narrow subgenres, and the picture becomes muddied.
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My eyes are officially OPEN every time I step outside now.
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Interestingly, Markle was never meant to step outside in the slippers.
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Anytime you step outside into the open, you were a target.
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It was important to me to step outside my comfort zone.
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Students are crowding around Yanis, so I suggest we step outside.
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To my Republican colleagues: Step outside your media and social bubble.
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To my Republican colleagues: Step outside your media and social bubble.
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Durability: Do you only step outside for runs in fair weather?
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We have to step outside ourselves to get the clearest view.
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Step outside of the hotel and walk down to the Riverwalk.
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"We cannot step outside life's songs," he writes in the preface.
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It launched in Singapore this week — it's first step outside of Europe.
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He then asks the guard to step outside the booth to talk.
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Step outside of Google's own apps, and things got even more limited.
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I step outside and am faced with another decision: left or right?
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You don't even have to step outside to get your nose running.
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Step outside of Philadelphia or Allegheny County and suddenly you're a criminal.
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He then asked the guard to step outside the booth to talk.
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I was about to step outside when I heard my name called.
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Step outside the material world and seek a simple approach and solution.
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It was three months before she was well enough to step outside.
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Expect all the visiting artists to step outside their musical comfort zones.
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But so long as he does not step outside, he is safe.
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And especially when every time you step outside, someone takes your photograph.
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Where's the best spot for smokers to step outside for a minute?
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Step outside, lie down in the grass and look at the clouds.
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What made you step outside of the beauty community into something so different?
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For a true breakthrough, I needed to step outside of my familiar circles.
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Step outside Madison Square Garden and the question may seem like a quibble.
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The takeover marked a step outside Caixabank's Spanish market to offset falling profitability.
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Step outside to see the moon at peak fullness at 7:33 p.m.
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It will be worth taking a step outside to see this super supermoon.
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Throw on a jacket and take a step outside: Fall is officially here.
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Be bold and step outside your normal compensation bands to hire that person.
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"At this time, we'll ask that you step outside," Hymes told the protesters.
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Arryn: I don't need to step outside the relationship for what I need.
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Plus, it'll give you an excuse to step outside and feel the sun.
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Over the years, Nancy has become willing to step outside her comfort zone.
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He has an ability to step outside himself and to view issues dispassionately.
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"My readers have some patience when I step outside the thriller," he said.
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Men need to step outside the shadow of what masculinity used to represent.
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Many Kashmiris are now hunkered down in their homes, afraid to step outside.
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Yet in odd ways, the name allowed her to briefly step outside her whiteness.
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When they arrived, they told a male to step outside the residence, police said.
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If they can't take the heat, they need to step outside of the kitchen.
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I didn't want horrible things to happen every time they step outside the house.
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And if you step outside with exposed skin, he says, you'll know it immediately.
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Click on for 30 pieces that will convince you to step outside the box.
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But the pi-top 4 is a full step outside the usual computing box.
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I try to do things different every time I step outside of the house.
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I step outside to check the weather and notice the rose bush has bloomed!
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I told my security to step outside 'cause I didn't want to be watched.
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You hop off and step outside with a cup of tea and a cigarette.
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I therefore decided to step outside to see if that helped alleviate my nausea.
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They are typically accompanied by government minders who monitor every step outside the hotel.
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Either way, it's an opportunity for audience members to step outside their comfort zones.
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It's beyond belief to step outside and see so little, just a milky haze.
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There is certainly enough evidence that he's willing to step outside his comfort zone.
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They seemed annoyed that I was there and motioned for me to step outside.
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She said the rally was a great way to step outside her comfort zone.
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During these tasks, the astronauts put on bulky spacesuits and step outside the ISS.
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She knew that she had to step outside the Arab community to be successful.
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A. Next time you step outside in New York, look up at the buildings.
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When you were out with friends, you wouldn't have to step outside to smoke.
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One is challenged to step outside their comfort zone, and develops positively for it.
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We can't account for having one step outside the movie theater while you're watching it.
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Every time we step outside, our skin is exposed to harmful UVA and UVB rays.
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The moment I step outside of the privacy of my space, I am viewed differently.
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"It tastes so good I have to step outside," he said, wandering off the set.
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In the meantime, as Adamson might suggest, we should step outside and smell the roses.
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The forecast is unseasonably nice, and yet I can't even bring myself to step outside.
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"I made him step outside my office and do it all over again," she said.
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It also taught me that sometimes you have to step outside of your comfort zone.
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It gives me confidence knowing that I'm trying to always step outside with good intentions.
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Now, companies are inviting employees to step outside for a taste of the real thing.
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One promising sign: AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson's willingness to step outside his comfort zone.
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In North Carolina, some trans people now fear for their lives whenever they step outside.
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Let the changing of seasons be your opportunity to step outside of your sartorial safe space.
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LB: Being able to step outside yourself and be analytical about it is a real skill.
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He even promised to step outside back in 2016 if Chelsea Manning was released from prison.
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You want to step outside?" the man asks, bumping his body into the other customer. "Huh?
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Step outside and take a deep breath -- err, maybe not, depending on what city you're in.
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He's not on the show, really, because his character was always a step outside the show.
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Michele tells PEOPLE exclusively she's able to "reset" when she can "step outside" of it all.
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CP: Yeah, and you start to realize what your tendencies are when you step outside them.
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The moment you step outside with your smartphone in hand, you too are a moving dot.
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So if you're in a rut, step outside your comfort zone and drastically change your environment.
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But as soon as I step outside, even into my own street, I can't say that.
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When she felt nervous at parties or bars, cigarettes gave her an excuse to step outside.
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Here's what else is happening: Step outside and you'll feel like you're clingin' to a cloud.
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There are parts of Australia where it's currently a health risk to step outside and breathe.
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They don't idealize popularity and can step outside social media and trends to think for themselves.
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They step outside, on the land where they hunt and raise much of their own food.
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"My intention is to step outside into a bigger world and create small, impeccable beauty," Schildkret explains.
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Step outside the box and don't be afraid to try something you could never imagine yourself doing.
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Step outside of hip-hop, and the 808 legacy can be found elsewhere, particularly in pop music.
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In the summer, the days are sunnier and your skin needs more protection when you step outside.
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Two inches of rain and the city is flooded, and when people step outside, they are electrocuted.
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It had been 1 hour and 15 minutes since his buddy Flake asked him to step outside.
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"And sometimes to be a visionary, to step outside of the norm, you have to think big."
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The kitchen flows into a family room with a fireplace and yet another opportunity to step outside.
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Take risks, step outside the box, give yourself new inputs — otherwise, the outcome will be the same.
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It's a patient experience, one that requires a step outside of our rushed world to fully savor.
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Book the conference room or literally step outside and fall asleep on a bench for 20 minutes.
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The best practice here is to give yourself lots of breaks to step outside your busy-ness.
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"I just wanted us to step outside of ourselves and be a community," Baldoni told VICE Impact.
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It encourages kids to step outside the console for a minute and build something with their hands.
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It allows you to step outside the chattering negative self-talk and your reactive impulses and emotions.
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Around 6 pm we were asked to step outside so Betsy's family could have some alone time.
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They offered me a cigarette, and I anxiously asked them if I should step outside to smoke.
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"She would step outside and she would hear someone say, 'Go back, go back,'" Miladys Garcia testified.
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For three months, none of the Rohingya have been allowed to step outside the village, he said.
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If you've missed it in recent nights, make plans this evening to step outside and look up.
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And that's why I think it's best to be able to step outside of the two extremes.
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Sometimes Kwa would step outside without a shirt on and a huge snake wrapped around his neck.
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Teaming up enabled both of them to step outside themselves for a moment and create something beautiful.
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Other than meals, their only interruptions come when a correctional officer asks them to step outside for count.
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I think about it -- and about all the many people similarly at risk -- every time I step outside.
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John Ambrose and Lara Jean attend the event together, slow dance, and step outside to get some air.
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"Right", by contrast, implies a step outside the mainstream and, given Germany's Nazi history, into the danger zone.
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"You've been trying to get me step outside myself ever since the day you met me," she says.
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I can't step outside my own visual experience to evaluate them from a neutral perspective, but I'm doubtful.
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" Begala explains of Kennedy, "That's a remarkable ability that he had, really remarkable, to step outside of himself.
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They're willing to step outside their comfort zone and seek opportunities that will help them reach their goals.
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The small-business lender Kabbage is launching a payments service, marking its first step outside the lending space.
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Shkreli only stopped talking when Brafman poked his head into the room and asked him to step outside.
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It's only when you step outside the circle of madness that you can see how ridiculous this is.
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I could step outside after writing this and be hit by a car, and that would be that.
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Lawyers are generally not allowed in grand jury testimony but witnesses can step outside to confer with them.
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Mike: There's value at writing in the city, but it's important to step outside and give yourself perspective.
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This record has a lot of those—taking a step outside of those moments and reflecting on them.
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She did not step outside of what she was doing (working) to explain what she was up to.
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Mr. van Hove and his team of ardent performers never step outside this current of tortured self-regard.
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Others can also step outside the chamber and offer as many comments to the press as they'd like.
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That made me step outside of my own issues and see people's lives objectively, for what they were.
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Meantime, we're told Cravens continued to taunt Beasley -- and invited him to "step outside" to continue the fight.
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It's going to require an impiety, an ability to step outside of crude and staid understandings of tradition.
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Nintendo has long encouraged players to step outside, and now they've made a home console that allows for that.
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By "adult," Decker implied that Mallory is able to step outside of the home, and into the working world.
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We talked about the NFL and every once in a while he would step outside to smoke some weed.
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Step outside politics and just look at Google's products, however, and the company looks quite a bit more effective.
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Conor famously threw a steel dolly at the bus -- while trying to provoke Khabib to step outside and fight.
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And for anyone unable to step outside and see the moon, you can watch a livestream of the phenomenon.
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Try to step outside your museum's comfort zone or carefully manicured institutional persona with something eccentric, an intuitive leap.
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Wim would arrive at her house early in the morning and insist that they step outside for a walk.
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It's nice when you're actually documenting these songs to step outside of the context in which they were created.
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In Italy and France, residents are required to carry special government-issued paperwork if they step outside during lockdowns.
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I was able to redefine myself, break the cycle, step outside of diet culture, and live in the moment.
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Outdoor space was a must, as Mr. Shanbog, now 28, wanted to be able to step outside to smoke.
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On Friday, people across Russia will step outside and plunge into ice-cold water for the annual Epiphany dip.
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Bush ought to step outside his personal affection for Gillespie and think about the concrete stakes in the election.
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Do they really step outside on icy mornings with wet hair, or take even more time to blow-dry?
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The company is known to step outside of the box with their wild flavor inventions and unique collaborations with brands.
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When you step outside their zone of comfort and say things they wouldn't say, they team up to crush you.
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Living inside a reality so shaped by computers and screens, how can we step outside and get an objective viewpoint?
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If you step outside the home, there's a lot more to Amazon's Alexa strategy that is starting to take shape.
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The next day, I walked to my apartment door but, no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't step outside.
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I wasn't so keen to step outside my comfort zone or think outside the box on what I was wearing.
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Or they could just step outside, where they'll probably be attacked by a blue-ringed octopus or funnel web spider.
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Through sexual role-playing, you can step outside of yourself, get into character, and act out your deepest, darkest fantasies.
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Did you in any way step outside of doing what you're used to during the creative and/or creation process?
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He turned his aggression on his sisters: Step outside without covering your head, he warned, and I'll smash your skull.
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These inequities, however, are directly tied to the reason victims feel no recourse but to step outside the legal system.
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"You can't step outside of Lashkar Gah safely, and that's a fact," he added, referring to the provincial capital city.
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We seemed happy to step outside of Bass's laboratory of relationships, but here we were, still engaged in another way.
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But all of these references ultimately ask the audience to step outside the movie at hand, just a little bit.
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Ms. Versace can barely step outside without having a drag queen approach to thank her for providing them with inspiration.
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These moments in my life where I don't know what to do, I'm able to step outside of my life.
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He was also looking to step outside the shadow of his father, Donald J. Trump, and make his own mark.
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Anna Lundberg is the founder of One Step Outside, which helps corporate professionals consider alternative careers, and a business strategist.
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It's better to step outside of your comfort zone however, and try to talk to at least one new face.
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So hectic is the schedule that he and his publicist have yet to step outside since touching down in London.
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I expected it would be shocking to step outside, but when it actually happened, it was exactly how I remembered it.
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The best part: You won't even have to step outside for a smoke—you can enjoy one right in your kitchen.
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So the real story is that there are those in the media who still can&apost step outside their own bias.
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The only way to get out of your own world view is to step outside your perception and embrace new knowledge.
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Step outside life's small things at Spilt Milk this summer and experience some of the best talent Aus has to offer!
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If it was a guy from south Texas, I might ask them to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style.
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SAN JUAN — It's been difficult this week to step outside my office and venture into the financial district in San Juan.
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It's as if you step outside one day—mostly like all of the other days—but something feels different, more profound.
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Start practicing this today (perhaps during your lunch break) by asking a friend to step outside for a walk with you.
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Taking a step outside and getting some fresh air, or taking a cold shower may also momentarily refresh you, she says.
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Two astronauts are about to step outside of their flying metal space-tube for a six-hour walk around the void.
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They obviously want to smash a home run with this album rather than step outside the lines or create something new.
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According to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE, police arrived at the Jansens' home and ordered him to step outside, unarmed.
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Step outside of the Airbnb for stunning views of the Southern Alps and Mt. Cook, the tallest mountain in New Zealand.
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I entered the pageant because of the scholarships it provides young women, and the experience to step outside my comfort zone.
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This week, I wanted to step outside of the 'me' and 'I' and instead challenge myself to do something for others.
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Or maybe they really want to step outside their WiFi cave, but they don't know what they want to do exactly.
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The small-business lender Kabbage announced the launch of Kabbage Payments on Thursday, marking its first step outside the lending space.
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Every day, I'd sit on a step outside our house waiting for my mom to come back from work in America.
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Well, if you step outside the pall of the angry campaign rhetoric, you see that America's institutions are generally quite strong.
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"It's nice to step outside of it every once in a while and try out the Louis Vuitton luggage," she said.
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Words that if they were able to take a step outside of their own heads and hear, they'd be embarrassed by.
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He just really pushed me to step outside of my comfort zone, and to not be afraid to be an individual.
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Instead, they told her to step outside her cabin before searching her phone and other belongings for the next 30 minutes.
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One step outside my hotel and I was in a smorgasbord of ethnic food options at the terrific St. Nicholas Market.
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By Dave Gray "Liminal Thinking" will challenge readers to step outside of the beliefs they've been clinging to their entire lives.
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The Ivy Slippers are constructed with a texturized rubber outsole, so you can step outside in these if you need to.
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It's so cold in much of the Midwest today that you could get frostbite within five minutes once you step outside.
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But if you really want to step outside of monotheism, I think these sorts of ideas are where you'll get to.
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Activists step outside church walls to shield immigrants from ICE raids Activists step outside church walls to shield immigrants from ICE raids Churches have been sheltering people fleeing persecution for hundreds of years, and after President Trump's moves to crack down on immigration, some congregations in the United States are giving the practice a 21st century update.
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Apple is just everywhere now — it's impossible to step outside without seeing 40 pairs of AirPods and 100 iPhones at a minimum.
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But the reality is we take one step outside, realize it's too hot, and go back inside and just watch Stranger Things.
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Process-wise, I had to take a big step outside of my comfort zone, but when is that ever a bad thing?
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But then you step outside and you're across the street from one of the biggest, most famous outdoor malls in Los Angeles.
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Allison appears to know if you can step outside of these, you can say what they really are, thus breaking their spell.
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The man — an undercover FBI agent — immediately dropped his pizza box and ordered Kevin to step outside with both hands clearly visible.
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During an EVA, two astronauts put on bulky spacesuits, step outside the ISS, and work together in the unforgiving vacuum of space.
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"It's virtually impossible [for people] to step outside their homes," she said, as 55,000 Indian military personnel patrol the streets of Kashmir.
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Pro tip: This is one of those situations in which it's best to step outside your inbox and take the conversation offline.
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You know that feeling when you step outside and — for the first time in months — you don't need to wear a jacket?
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"Man, you wanted to play, all you had to do was step outside and toss a baseball in the air," Jones said.
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So if you're someone who feels as if you're eaten alive whenever you step outside, the best deterrent is a repellent spray.
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But a lot of people wouldn't have gone to see those movies if others didn't insist they step outside their comfort zone.
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You can also excuse yourself and head to another part of the house or even take a few moments to step outside.
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The homes are "micro" on purpose, providing just enough comfort and privacy but small enough to encourage the owners to step outside.
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Our technology has given us the ability to step outside of our own ecosphere and view the planet as an outsider might.
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Leafing through each of these books, one tends to step outside the story and imagine it being read by grandparent to child.
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Dukes said in an interview with CNN that he asked doctors for permission to step outside with his boyfriend and his brother.
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The officers tried to negotiate with a distraught man, asking him to step outside his residence, Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes said.
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Our three curated Power Couple pairs are approachable, experimental, artful, and meant to encourage people to step outside their single-color comfort zone.
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So I think we have to very proactively try to step outside the algorithm and do the opposite of what our inclination is.
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As we start walking down the hall then step outside, the smell of shit from a nearby pig barn makes my stomach turn.
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The Facebook CEO plans to step outside his Silicon tower, Forrest Gump-ing around America, meeting with regular people like you and me.
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" The effect may not translate once you step outside, she concedes, "Of course it's going to look worse, I don't have to look!
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STERLING HEIGHTS, Michigan — When she lived in Baghdad, Bushra Rahameed would often step outside the door, just to run errands, and see corpses.
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It's only when we step outside into the fresh air and see our adversaries in the flesh that we remember they're human, too.
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The minute I step outside the car, there's officers that are already on me, they're already apprehending me; I see guns on me.
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"If it was a guy from south Texas, I might ask him to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style," he said.
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Overall, the book is a reminder that, in order to lead your team to greatness, you'll have to step outside your comfort zone.
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If you want to earn more or get ahead in life, you have to be willing to step outside of your comfort zone.
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"If it was a guy from south Texas, I might ask him to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style," Farenthold added.
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And, if people just step outside their emotional bubble they&aposll see this is a pretty good age to be in right now.
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Ultimately, finding a support system and pushing myself to step outside my comfort zone and set goals was what helped me find happiness.
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While female professional emoji won't solve sexism, it is important to see everyone represented in ways that step outside extremely retrograde gender roles.
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Step outside and it's likely you will feel yourself melt into the steadily blackening concrete on what has become known as Britain's #hottestdayoftheyear.
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If you step outside of the safe area, your character's health begins to drain until, eventually, being outside the safe zone kills you.
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Nespresso Lattissima One, available at Amazon, $265.95So they don't even have to step outside the house for their precious morning latte or cappuccino.
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When it's cold and dreary out, the last thing anyone wants is to take one step outside of the cozy comfort of bed.
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It also reeks of a lack of empathy, an inability to step outside yourself and into another person's shoes for even a minute.
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Gnock Fah and Xiong agreed that is partly due to their early decision to step outside of their comfort zones and prioritize their ambitions.
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As soon as I step outside the club, we all look at each other and start laughing as we walk back to our car.
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"To prepare for an interview, it can help to step outside of your own perspective," Nightingale says, recommending an exercise that might be helpful.
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I knew Coachella was the perfect opportunity for me to step outside of my comfort zone and try new products for the first time.
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" Wherever you are, she says, "if you can just step outside your comfort zone, you can really find a lot of those great experiences.
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Stepping into the lobby, I felt that familiar thaw that you get in the summer when you step outside of an air-conditioned building.
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I knew what Troma movies were, but I also wanted to step outside of what a Troma movie had been up until that point.
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" She added, "Having the courage to step outside all the boxes that people thought I should sit within, I got a lot more happy.
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"It's always such a thrill for me to step outside on that first crip morning after what felt like an endless summer," Joanna writes.
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You step outside that classroom into the office, and everyone else appears to have their own problems and agendas and little time for you.
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Donald Trump took a big old step outside of his comfort zone over the weekend and finally decided to switch up his signature hairstyle.
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"Bringing these two worlds together is unheard of — I think when you step outside of your circle, you can achieve true breakthrough," Preston explained.
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The two then discuss whether they should "step outside" and settle things, before the Trumpeter leaves the shop grumbling about the "absolutely ridiculous" experience.
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The heat index, a measure that combines the air's temperature and moisture content, essentially indicates what it will feel like when you step outside.
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If that aesthetic is more your speed, step outside, walk around the corner and meet Avalon Willoughby Square, AVA DoBro's taller (and richer) sister.
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MICHIGAN: Step outside your comfort zone by going snowshoeing in rural Michigan during the winter — or just relax by Lake Michigan in the summer.
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A team of police officers and crisis negotiators quickly arrived at the executive's home and used a loudspeaker to request that he step outside.
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And if you're happy to step outside the Fujifilm world, you can get full-frame Sony mirrorless models for not a whole lot more.
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But imagine if we could step outside those labels and definitions, and no longer feel shame over who we are or what we desire.
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On a muggy Saturday afternoon in August, I step outside the busy Fordham Road subway station in the Bronx and stare at my phone.
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Some said that while they appreciated the free meals offered at the mission, it sometimes felt daunting to step outside to face wintry conditions.
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The Arlington County Police Department said that people who report or witness emergency incidents could be asked to step outside to speak to officers.
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Yes, if you want a bug day, you can just step outside, but this Queens museum's annual event promises to be much more fun.
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Officers entered the theater while the film was playing, approached the armed man, whose name was Cassidy Delavergne, and asked him to step outside.
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You know that annoying thing where your makeup is bomb in your mirror lighting, but looks caked and uneven the moment you step outside?
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The Cheez-It publicist called me and asked me to step outside and maybe wave so that she could find me, which I did.
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According to self-made millionaires, your level of success may boil down to how willing you are to step outside of your comfort zone.
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"He could really step outside of himself and care and listen to other people and feel their struggles, and want to help," she said.
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Step outside the distorting political lens of the battle for the nomination and listen to Jay Tabb, chief of the FBI national security operation.
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If you happen to be in Thailand this morning, don't bother taking a shower: You'll get soaked anyway as soon as you step outside.
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To step outside in the evening and pick a head of lettuce or pluck a few sprigs of basil is my idea of heaven.
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As The Fonz on Happy Days, the actor was receiving 55,000 fan letters a week and couldn't step outside without being recognized by excitable crowds.
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PK: Sheryl has a cool trick where she can be COO of Facebook and then step outside and not be held responsible for Facebook excesses.
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It's hard for you to step outside yourself and understand why somebody wants to use a product or buy a product that you don't understand.
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The company—which is constantly cooking up new flavors for their beloved cookie—is known to step outside of their wheelhouse from time to time.
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These might range from wearing noise-canceling headphones to making it a habit to step outside once or twice a day to reset your focus.
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As the trailer shows, the action will also step outside of the car, taking music, movie, and sports stars into bakeries, laundromats, and basketball courts.
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"I like it a lot because I can step outside of the office and the sun will be shining" after her workday ends, she said.
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From rainbow hair to crystal studs on the eyelids, she's proven that she's willing to step outside of the box when it comes to beauty.
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Not holding encryption keys allows tech firms to step outside the controversy related to digital snooping and to bolster the security cred of their services.
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If you manage to step outside early enough, you should be able to spot all five planets in something resembling a row across the sky.
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On weekday mornings, he would step outside with his backpack on, glance behind him for any sudden movements, then sprint all the way to school.
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Finding myself with my head frequently stuck up my own a--, this book is a constant companion and reminder to step outside of my brain.
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If you were a trans woman in Guatemala, living in fear that each step outside could be your last, and the police wouldn't protect you?
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Absolutely. People step outside the boundaries of relationships and that damages intimacy, but that looks different to everyone, and there's no single solution to conflict.
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The seriousness of the scene becomes funny if you take a step outside; Spinal Tap is like that because you see it as an outsider.
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You become more set in your ways and less willing to step outside of those developed comfort zones — and some of that is non-negotiable.
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It's going to be very small and very beautiful, and I'm so, so happy for her, so I've agreed to step outside my comfort zone.
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It has allowed him to step outside his tennis life — often for hours at a time — and pour himself into a different kind of passion.
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At exactly noon on March 5, officials opened the facility's front doors, allowing the group to step outside for the first time since their arrival.
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I returned to Tombstone and Shakespeare in an effort to change the angle from which I approach immigration issues, to step outside my usual dynamics.
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The pressure for polite girls to grow into subservient women is reinforced by the way society treats those who dare to step outside these expectations.
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Set in hot air balloons, the show allowed its young audience to both interact directly with the cast and step outside if they felt overwhelmed.
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Now, think about what you can do in your own life to step outside the familiar and try to understand someone different from yourself. 6.
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As we first reported ... the security guard called 911 and said Tip was threatening him and asking him to step outside of the guard shack.
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The two-week disposable contacts will presumably work similar to how Transitions glasses do, slowly darkening when you step outside and are exposed to ultraviolet light.
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At this point in their careers, there's not a time Gigi and Bella Hadid can step outside without being surrounded and snapped by hordes of paparazzi.
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If you step outside, you're worried about what other people think, and that's a different place to create from, and then you become too self-aware.
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This inspires Wendy to step outside her ethical boundaries by subtly persuading Maria to leave Axe and feeding her a $250,000 personal investment on the sly.
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Haqq revealed to PEOPLE that Kardashian wanted her to "step outside my comfort zone" when it came to relationships and joining the cast of Famously Single.
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Even if you can't step outside into your own calming garden paradise, you can still benefit from the meditative practice of focusing on tending your plot.
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It was hard to even step outside without seeing someone with their nose in their phone, app open, flicking many a Poké Ball across their screen.
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The weirdness of the Maniac sub-stories is rooted in the overall style of the show; going full Tarantino was a step outside of that box.
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The individuals, who were from New York, screamed at airline workers and "challenged them to step outside to fight," according to arrest reports obtained by TIME.
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Today is the easiest day, though, because I don't step outside until 4 PM. When I do, I munch on the pencil on the subway platform.
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The fire has draped a choking blanket of smoke as far south as San Francisco, where schools closed and residents put on masks to step outside.
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But step outside those norms, and you risk being labeled as one of the "bad" girls who are abused and scorned only because they deserve it.
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People willing to make the radical choice to step outside of their comfort zone and extend a hand across the aisle, across the nation, across cultures.
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But that Taranto would chase the dream as far as he did is illustrative of his ability to step outside the boundaries of what others expect.
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I had to become her and decide how I would feel in those moments, but I had to also step outside of her and be Storm.
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But then as he finally gets to this steam room, it's our first step outside of the real world and into the dream logic of things.
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The patient told his doctors that he feared speaking in the earshot of the guards, who, unlike local police officers, refused to step outside during examinations.
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Too long, I think, folks in Silicon Valley really couldn't step outside of their own experience of things and look at how somebody might misuse stuff.
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That's a hassle, but this screen's biggest problem will become obvious the moment you step outside: it doesn't get nearly bright enough, especially compared to other OLEDs.
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" He added: "If Republicans are trying to keep quiet, Democrats need to step outside business as usual to make sure the media won't look away from it.
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One of the ways forward, as developer Robert Yang pointed out in a piece earlier this week, is to step outside the format of game sales altogether.
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As soon as I step outside, I see that it's the first snow of the season; my eyes water the whole way to work from the cold.
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To find more female perspectives on that new angle, we had to step outside the boys' club that populates the big sites Rotten Tomatoes aggregated early Monday.
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But then you step outside, where a dozen people dressed in identical blue-and-yellow vault suits are all hopping around, looting the same corpse for weapons.
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You have to learn from them, let them challenge and inspire you to do more — to take some risks and to step outside of your comfort zone.
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Step outside of your comfort zone and try out one or two of these out-of-the-box workouts, like naked yoga or karaoke spinning class. 15.
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Whether you step outside during lunch or schedule 20 minutes before bed, meditating can increase your mood and turn your business trip into a spiritual enlightenment getaway.
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The experiment allowed scientists, for the first time, to step outside of their laboratory and directly observe how an acidified ocean can eat away at coral skeletons.
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" ICE spokesman Shawn Neudauer said Millan was uncooperative and refused to step outside of his car, or "follow lawfully issued commands issued by ICE and local police.
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His ability to step outside and not only take but make threes has allowed Boston to flourish by playing five-out offensively at pretty much all times.
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The movie is compelling for those of us not like Patrick, who may never recover but can train ourselves to put on our boots and step outside.
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Step outside the dense urban and liberal quarters and there is an entire nation that has core American values and will not easily be diverted from them.
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I pray that Mr. Mueller is moved by what must be unintended consequences of his earlier decisions to step outside the lines he has drawn for himself.
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It may be a busy time within your shop, but taking a moment to step outside and visit your nearby establishments could lead to year-round benefits.
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During bleak winter days like today, it's hard enough to muster the energy to step outside and get to work, let alone tackle your to-do list.
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"If it was a guy from south Texas, I might ask him to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style," Farenthold said in the reported remarks.
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Developing bigger mental muscles could help you overcome challenges, bounce back from failure, and step outside your comfort zone — all key components to living your best life.
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When all you have to do is be outraged at the fact of change itself, well, it's a lot harder to step outside of your superior status.
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In the busy days ahead of a spacewalk, the crew help to prepare and fit their colleagues' spacesuits, which function as mini-spacecraft once they step outside.
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"When a mother, a father step outside there is no reason for them to stumble into this spectacle ... involving explicit sexual acts in the street at daytime".
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Fisher, gray-haired and beaming in light-green scrubs, says I can step outside if it all gets to be too much, but it's not actually that terrible.
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However, any step outside China could put it in direct competition with the two U.S. tech giants, both of which have their voice assistants integrated with various hardware.
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"He said he gathered the courage to finally step outside of his comfort zone and ask if I could help him mix and arrange his beats," said Daniels.
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"Sometimes to be a visionary and to step outside of the norm, you have to think big," Don Ghermezian, the chief executive of American Dream, told The Times.
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As we gathered around a trolley during our very first lab session, the teaching assistants assured us that there were students who had to step outside every year.
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For Chilindrón, who is known around the world for her vibrant-colored foldable, collapsible and transformable translucent sculptures, this piece is a significant step outside her comfort zone.
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Both characters end up serving in World War II, which gives them the opportunity to step outside the pervasive and systemic class and race issues that define America.
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"Pokemon Go" was remembered for encouraging players to step outside of their home and walk about, instead of the sedentary approach seen in a lot of games consoles.
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But then you realize that when you step outside of it, there's that record scratch moment... I surprised myself with how much fun I could have without drinking.
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He then appeared to place a bag or a backpack on a shopping cart, remove his gun, load it and step outside before opening fire from the sidewalk.
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In recent years, it seems like the minute you step outside on the first morning of September, the air is already thick with the scent of pumpkin spice.
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When Brad and Janet throw themselves into the Transylvanians' embrace, it's supposed to be a triumphant moment that shows off their willingness to step outside their comfort zone.
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Caixabank in February successfully completed the takeover of BPI, Portugal's second-largest listed lender, marking a major step outside its core Spanish market to offset its shrunken margins.
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" During a radio interview, he reportedly said, "if it was a guy from south Texas, I might ask him to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style.
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And despite the campus no-kill rule, anything is fair game when they step outside the walls of King's Dominion or, you know, graduate into the real world.
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Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting reinforced last month that banks can step outside the guidelines if they proceed judiciously and have the capital to safely do so.
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Should Know The dream Tory — loyal to his family, benevolent to his servants, resistant to change but ready to excuse his daughters when they step outside the bounds.
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It's a rare celestial event, and a great excuse to step outside in the summer and get a glimpse of the stars in the middle of the day.
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So I was stunned to step outside a few weeks ago on a bitter winter afternoon and see a line of white X's spray-painted across their trunks.
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When they're inside, they're using the power of live-streaming to keep fans entertained, and when they do step outside, they're giving the camera exactly what it wants.
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That would avert the comical possibility of American astronauts landing on the moon and just looking out the windows without any garments they could wear to step outside.
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If your team is burning the midnight oil finishing up end-of-year projects, be a hero and take a quick step outside to secure the ultimate sustenance.
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The training led to the main event where Rousey attempted to step outside the protective cage to face one of the ocean&aposs most ultimate predators — the mako shark.
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But it's exactly that affection — or, perhaps more accurately, loyalty — that's forced Kimmel to step outside his comfort zone and face something as serious as health care head on.
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If you're starting to feel a little too attached to your own phone, it may be time to step outside, grab lunch with a friend, and reconnect with reality.
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With Massey's personal stories woven in, All the Lives I Want is a poignant examination of public womanhood, and what happens to those who step outside its acceptable bounds.
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"If it was a guy from south Texas, I might ask him to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style," he said to talk show host Bob Jones.
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Satterlee's paintings, having eluded the categorical distributions of abstract art, are ultimately couched in their own terms, a syntax that can feel a step outside the precincts of language.
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"Setting sex-related goals for yourself is a great way to step outside your sexual comfort zone," says Dr. Zhana Vrangalova, LELO sexpert and NYU professor of Human Sexuality.
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Until now the solution was to simply never leave your home (why do you think blogging was invented?) but Thanko's Armpit coolers will let you step outside with confidence.
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Will it be satisfied with simply encouraging its own limited vision of what should appear on the Touch Bar, or will it actively discourage apps that step outside it?
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A fresh lipstick shade could give you that push to step outside your makeup comfort zone; a summer fragrance could have you switching gears on your go-to notes.
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LONDON — With its towering minarets, the Baitul Futuh mosque is an imposing sight that can't be missed once you step outside the train station at Morden in South London.
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His final slide reaffirms how vital it is that games makers and players alike step outside of comfort zones, and that we all try experiences that we've not before.
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People like FiFi are heroes to me, those with the courage to step outside the norms of masculinity and sexuality and force us to question what those ideas mean.
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The idea being that users will be able to do things like take and make calls without having to step outside/pull the VR headset off to do so.
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Once you step outside of an enclosed interior space, you are faced with the game's recursive universe, where the same architectural instances are repeated to infinity in every direction.
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When I was younger I preferred cities where everything was just happening and you could step outside and it would just hit you in the face, like New York.
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Bret Stephens Take a walk with me, dear reader, into the yard, down the street — anywhere, really, just so that we can step outside of our house of outrage.
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That served me well as a reporter, when you'd be looking into some complicated situation, and you'd have to step outside yourself to discover what was really going on.
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The coronavirus has snarled many spring home-buying plans, as apartment buildings ban open houses, real estate agents shutter brokerages and quarantines make it tough to even step outside.
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Mr. Adkison is working on finishing a memoir about his time in Gabon, a project that requires him to step outside of his normal role as a meticulous editor.
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When Wuhan residents do step outside, it's mostly to the supermarkets, food stores and pharmacies that have stayed open as part of a government effort to sustain the city.
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" The Texas lawmaker targeted female Republican senators specifically and said if they were men from Texas, he would ask them to "step outside and settle this Aaron-Burr style.
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"To this day, I wouldn't step outside without being put together," said Ms. Romano, who for years wore suits to work and always looked immaculate, down to her makeup.
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With the Skywalker Saga over, the "Star Wars" franchise will step outside of its comfort zone and into television with new stories on Disney&aposs streaming service, Disney Plus.
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Once upon a time — in Einstein's day, for example — it might have been considered unseemly for scientists to step outside their laboratories and make their case to the public.
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But it's really not until you step outside of the small bubble of the games industry that you go, "Oh, that was weird," to receive that level of abuse.
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The point is to step outside of the boundaries that we have either dictated for ourselves or adhered to as a result of a subconscious decision to follow society's suggestions.
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Alternate Ethos: Some would say the best way to resist a system is to present a wholly separate alternative, to step outside it and see it from a new angle.
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People feel inhibited by their insecurities, Horn says, but she encourages us to step outside of our comfort zones and use language to stimulate our largest sex organ: the brain.
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That takes courage—the courage to step outside France's party system, to defend complex arguments against polarising sound bites and to stand for optimism in an age of identity politics.
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While I knew it was important to step outside my comfort zone, I also recognized the need to stay true to who I am and not push myself too far.
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For all intents and purposes, it's still summer(ish) and you're pulling your hair into a ponytail the second you step outside in an attempt to survive the damp humidity.
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I'm deeply grateful that's the case there, but once I step outside the complex, it's important to see the context of what led to the bombing and what happened afterward.
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The biggest problem is that it's impossible to tell where that space ends until you step outside it, causing a sickening jerk as the world stops responding to your motion.
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I was able to step outside myself and recognize that this performance I was putting on was full Cool Girl — especially once Flynn laid out the concept in her book.
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For Lee Heggie, a 49-year-old computer repair shop owner, the message is what he wants to hear, feeling betrayed by politicians who never "step outside the Westminster bubble".
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And that's no easy feat, considering I'm visiting New York right now and every time I step outside I'm like the Wicked Witch of the West at a pool party.
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Now, however, when the royals step outside for an engagement, within thirty seconds a photo of them, what they're wearing, and where you can get the outfit from is online.
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Read Charlie Craggs' To My Trans Sisters, Juno Dawson's The Gender Games, C Riley Snorton's Black on Both Sides, and Travis Alabanza's Before I Step Outside (You Love Me). 81.
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Whereas in listening or reading, you're kind of co-creating the experience and so you're much more willing to step outside of your own limits or prejudices, whatever it is.
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While Mr. Andrés waited outside, he said, he asked security if he could speak with Mr. Nuschese, an old friend who promised that he would step outside to check in.
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Rawls was right: True morality becomes possible only when we step outside the box of our perceived self-interest and care for others as much as we care for ourselves.
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When the storm finally passed and Saño could step outside, he saw two men pushing the corpses of a mother and daughter on a wooden cart through ankle-deep water.
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Even though Hannah didn't plan to get pregnant, some part of her understood the opportunity to step outside of her own misery and see the world through a different lens.
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When you step outside your home with the app in hand, you'll be looking at a map of your surrounding area but re-written in the game's trademark blocky look.
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"People come to New Zealand because they expect to be challenged like this, to see if you have the nerve to step outside your comfort zone," Mr. van Dusschoten said.
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Though Rowling is speaking to prospective creatives, anyone can apply her underlying advice: Step outside of your comfort zone, don't let fear of failure hold you back, and see projects through.
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Your skin is taking a beating each time you step outside — the lack of moisture in the air and those cold, whipping winds leave your every pore exposed, chapped and dry.
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When I step outside my cabin an instructor greets me and introduces me to my white cane, the dreaded object I fear will make people see only it and not me.
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Though they arrived 45 minutes before the movie's start to give Emily enough time to let out her tics, the family was approached by a manager and asked to step outside.
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Many elite liberals are happy with this strategy precisely because it doesn't really challenge them very much: it panders to their vanity without forcing them to step outside their comfortable cocoons.
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Lucious tells the boys they don't know they're Black; when they step outside of their high walls of privilege they might as well be Trayvon (Martin), Philando (Castile) or Freddie (Gray).
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HANNITY: And Victoria, can I -- I know you have to protect your client, and I don&apost want you to step outside, and I know you wouldn&apost in any way.
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That's when Netflix started to step outside its comfort zone, moving away from solely posting show promotions and formal updates in favor of more personal content geared towards its users' interests.
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We urge our fellow legislators to step outside the marble hallways of Congress and have a similar exchange of ideas and learn from the success and innovation happening in our hometowns.
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Her "West Virginia Girls Rise Up" program strives to get fifth grade girls to believe in themselves, to step outside their comfort zones, and encourages them work hard, and dream big.
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The row escalated to an extent that there were fears both boats would need to change coach in the months leading up to Rio or step outside the centralised program altogether.
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Blake Farenthold of Texas, said in an interview that he might ask GOP holdouts on the party's health care push to step outside -- if they were men from his home state.
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With a fine pair of slippers on his feet, a man can relax around the house in comfort or step outside to grab the paper or some logs for the fire.
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Krashes's work acknowledges our human existence as private beings in need of interaction with one another, and his decision to step outside himself and become an unpaid community organizer is inspiring.
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You have to just go and see your friends, or go and seek out what you're looking for cause you're not really going to step outside and be inspired straight away.
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"A sense of presence doesn't necessarily make you step outside the way you usually look at the world" said Ingrid Kopp, the curator of Tribeca Film Festival's virtual reality showcase Storyscapes.
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The lively exhibition space strives not only to bring artistic minds together, but to challenge creatives to step outside of their comfort zone as well as the commercial-art-world limitations.
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Similarly, muffled "American Idiot" by Green Day doesn't necessarily make me sad; it just sounds like I had to step outside for a minute because this song gives me a headache.
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My everyday neurosis can drive me insane and turn me into an irrationally harsh person, but there's one person for who I step outside myself in this regard: my best friend.
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"This should also give a clear insight to 2020 candidates on where their base stands instead of prioritizing lobbying groups and policy people who rarely step outside of D.C.," Ali added.
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Soon, perhaps by the end of this year, Bo and the other chimps at the sanctuary are expected to step outside of steel bars for the first time in their lives.
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To start thinking about ideas around the anthropocene (the geological age of human activity), really you need to step outside the very day and how we think about time and space.
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Step outside the dome and delight in Patagonia's unforgettable landscapes and wildlife — including the South Andean deer and pumas — by day, while gazing up at a canopy of stars at night.
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If companies like Samsung, Google and Oculus want to step outside of their currently niche, tech-savvy markets, they need to reach out and make VR appealing to a wider audience.
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If Correia and Holm must battle in the shadow of Rousey, then at least part of the stakes involved in that fight are the chance to finally step outside of it.
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We've all been there: We step outside to [insert summer activity here], only to be slapped in the face with the inevitable heat and humidity that comes with our beloved rosé season.
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On Sunday, the 90 Day Fiancé star posted a photo to Instagram where she sat on the front step outside of her home alongside her and husband Russ Mayfield's pet dog, Phoebe.
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Fall has a distinctive smell — dried leaves strewn across the sidewalk and the brisk morning breeze that catches your breath when you step outside — and the October air is thick with it.
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"Greenbacks aren't going to disappear, simply because there are a lot of places on this planet that from the moment you step outside the airport, people love U.S. dollars," Mr. McBride said.
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But take a step outside the class-warfare paradigm and let's look at contrasts in character and experience -- qualities which typically drive a decision of who to hire for a big job.
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"This business is very unique in that when you step outside the walls of it, it's kind of hard to relate to other people who aren't doing what we're doing," she said.
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A bid for statewide office, though, would be a far different story, forcing Mr. Ganim to step outside his comfort zone, to parts of Connecticut where voters may not be as forgiving.
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"What we'd like to ask each Republican senator to do is step outside of the D.C. echo chamber for a minute, have a piece of cake, and remember what's good," Bishopp said.
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Would you be willing or desperate or brave enough to step outside the realm of established medicine and seek help from an unconventional therapist — even someone with no medical or scientific training?
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He was mobbed by a large crowd of Indian reporters on arrival, and again later when the building was briefly evacuated because of a fire alarm and he had to step outside.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Few people step outside Anchar, a neighborhood ringed by steel barricades and razor wire in Indian Kashmir, where police have imposed a weeks-long regionwide clampdown to stifle protests.
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Although, as reported from the inside, many participants sympathize with the protestors, and a committee is even formed to instigate dialogue, very few people step outside the doors to attempt a conversation.
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It is a song that everyone has heard and is part of America's songbook—the ones that seem to step outside of a single genre's fanbase and appeal to a much broader audience.
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"If it was a guy from south Texas," he said, "I might ask him to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style," suggesting he'd love to duel, say, Susan Collins of Maine.
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And that if she dares to step outside of the foods that will keep her perfectly slim and trim, then she is by default 'cheating' and needs to feel some sense of remorse.
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But when it comes to finding green products that won't clump, flake, or drip off the second you step outside, you'll notice that your pool of picks to choose from has suddenly dwindled.
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Didi's office in Toluca, Mexico The interesting part of the news that goes beyond Toluca is that this is Didi's first organic expansion, although it isn't its first step outside of Greater China.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's Sibanye Gold took a major step outside its home market on Friday with a $2.2 billion deal to buy Stillwater Mining, the only U.S. miner of platinum and palladium.
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But, many of the girls who work in the nightclubs just live in the nightlife, and they're unable to step outside of that because there aren't many opportunities for employment, across the board.
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Soon, Kate, William and their new bundle of joy will step outside the hospital wing's famous doors for a very royal photo-op in front of hundreds of photographers, reporters and well-wishers.
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If citizens turn off cable news and instead step outside their front doors, seeking to care for their communities, they may help fight back some of the anger that has fractured our politics.
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"I'm glad to see my friend Bethenny step outside her affluent bubble, with her stream of rich boyfriends, rich friends with private planes, million dollar homes, and five-star resort vacations," Radziwill wrote.
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That's what I think needs to happen we have to step outside our bubble - not just talk about it but really do it so that we understand the reality of other people's lives.
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Nick Laine, played by Stephen Bogardus, is the owner of a boarding house, buried in debt: his grown kids can barely step outside without a message coming back that he owes somebody money.
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You can't go wrong with the original white and green pair, but Adidas has plenty of colorway options if you're putting together a specific outfit or just want to step outside of norm.
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"People thought I was b----y because I wasn't really trying to socialize or make too many friends or step outside my comfort zone," Reinhart told Seventeen magazine about her time in school.
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ALASKA: Cozy up by a fire enjoying a glass of wine, or step outside and take in the natural beauty of Alaska, from the Northern Lights to Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve.
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The Pale was the English territory in Ireland—deriving from the word "pale" for a pointed stick as a boundary-marker—and going beyond it meant to step outside the rule of law.
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The best men's slippers you can buyWith a fine pair of slippers, you can relax around the house in comfort or step outside to grab the paper or some logs for the fire.
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So you can experience it, but then I think once you know that information, that it is seismic data and it's about landscape formation, then it enables people to almost step outside themselves.
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While the residents of these new parklike developments will only have to step outside their front doors to enjoy flower beds and chaise longues, will people come from farther away to hang out?
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She turned to a small, trusted group of friends and their contacts, staying indoors, covering her face for the few moments when she did step outside, incredibly careful each time she changed locations.
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"We have to step outside to get a little bit of peace," said René Redzepi, the chef and co-owner of Noma in Copenhagen, one of the most acclaimed restaurants in the world.
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From large-scale immersive experiences, to mind-bending virtual reality exhibitions, experiential art is an open invitation to step outside of your own reality, tune in to other worlds, and reach higher planes.
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A self-described introvert (a label those who know him well don't argue with), Aldridge had to step outside his comfort zone in some very relatable and difficult ways to get where he's at.
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For Hatter, it's about taking risks and developing the confidence to take chances in all parts of your life, and not being afraid to step outside yourself in order to find out what works.
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And aside from sparking discussion, book accounts exist to show off current reads and new releases, inspire people to renew their library cards or support local bookstores, and step outside their literary comfort zones.
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He said, If anyone needs to take a walk or needs to take a breath and step outside just let us know you're doing it so we know where you are, but we understand.
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For the Palm Springs event, the Brooklyn star donned a sheer multi-color midi dress, which inspired her beauty team to step outside of their comfort zones, especially in the makeup department, says Quynh.
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On Friday, two astronauts will step outside of the International Space Station to go on a little walk in space to install what NASA has called a new "parking spot" on the space lab.
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Even if you're not right on the path or nearby, anywhere in continental America will experience at least a partial eclipse — so it's still worth it to step outside and safely observe the phenomenon.
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Over the time I'm here, things do start to gradually get easier, but that probably has to do with the fact I've taken to putting on an extra layer every time I step outside.
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Leleco was so uncomfortable that he provided us with one of the funnier moments of the night, stepping on his opponent's foot while looking to step outside of it and falling over en route.
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I appreciate Miss McConnell's attempt to step outside herself, beyond this cloistered university world where the skin of an overwhelming majority of the students, including her skin, betrays no trace of colored-people's color.
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They walked around before they asked me and few others to step outside and took my documents and interrogated me for around 20 mins then claimed my papers were fake and that I'm 'illegal'.
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They walked around before they asked me and few others to step outside and took my documents and interrogated me for around 20 mins then claimed my papers were fake and that I'm "illegal".
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The idea is that when political participants step outside the ring fence and violate some shared rule or norm, they are called on it by referees and must pay some penalty, reputational or otherwise.
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At its best it has the lithe energy of a Lee Child novel, combined with Dennis Lehane's — or, to step outside of the genre, Stuart Dybek's — sense of the exhausting intimacy of poor neighborhoods.
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"He or she did not take a step outside the base," a Riverside County health official said, adding that the passenger was not "trying to do anything sneaky ... or anything out of the ordinary."
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If you were to land your spaceship there and step outside, you'd be squashed flat by its tremendously heavy atmosphere, choked by toxic gas, and broiled alive by temperatures hot enough to melt lead.
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If you're still under the impression that your partner has to make the first move or that the ball is always in your court, Greer suggests that you step outside of your respective comfort zones.
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There's just one front desk, and one receptionist, but to go from the barbering side of the school to the cosmetology side, you have to step outside through the glass doors, and then back in.
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The space was recently taken by a ballet school, so now when I step outside in the evenings I see dozens of dancers framed against the windows, doing their exercises — gracefully and often in unison.
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"I think that because of our presidency and the things that have been going on politically, it has made people step outside their box and make their voices be heard more than ever," she says.
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I know I need all the help I can get, given my tendency to squint any time I step outside, so I've been using the formula twice a day for two weeks to promising results.
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I can't install an HVAC system, but I can step outside of my frame of reference and look beyond my experiences, and relate to the needs of the people who can install an HVAC system.
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Caixabank, meanwhile, said it was still focused on its snarled takeover of Portugal's Banco BPI, a major step outside its core Spanish market where record low interest rates and fierce competition have pressured its margins.
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The Longhorns snapped a five-game skid with Monday's 84-83 home victory over Oklahoma, and perhaps the opportunity to step outside of their rugged conference schedule will give Texas an opportunity to build momentum.
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But unlike Keys, a public figure who's had plenty of fun on the red carpet with cosmetics – and since faced some absurd backlash for going makeup-free, I did step outside sans concealer almost daily.
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The world became a place where I could step outside the carefully controlled environment of a photo studio and wear a bikini on the beach — without a retinue of stylists and without Making A Statement.
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Risking them for short-term profits is nothing short of a betrayal of the American people, and of our forebears who fought so that future generations could step outside just to enjoy the fresh air.
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"You're going one way to an extreme environment where you can't breath if you step outside," says Sydney Do, an author of the study who is currently a postdoctoral aeronautics and astronautics scientist at MIT.
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When I step outside of me and I look at that younger Yeardley, I think it's a heartbreaking story that you would not be able to enjoy that, and that it took you so long.
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Happy people know how important it is to savor the taste of their meal, revel in the amazing conversation they just had, or even just step outside to take a deep breath of fresh air.
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We got the genius behind the show's most epic zombies at LAX where he told us to really wow him this Halloween, someone's got to step outside the box, like upcoming makeup artist John Wrightson.
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In reality, he's free to step outside the embassy anytime he likes, though he's afraid of being extradited to Sweden or the US.So what does it take to run as member of parliament in Britain?
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After joining the Philadelphia Eagles as a second-round NFL Draft pick last spring and completing his first professional season, the 23-year-old Rowe finally found time to step outside of football's talent pipeline.
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"You won't be punished as long as you're actually at home," she adds, referring to fines of up to T$1 million ($33,051) for people who step outside before their mandatory 14-day quarantine expires.
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Stepping into a new clubhouse, one in which he barely knew a soul and where the World Series-or-bust expectations were markedly different from those in Miami, represented a step outside his comfort zone.
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For "Roma" (1972), he built half a kilometre of highway, four lanes wide, with billboards and rest stops, ignoring or defying the fact that, if he wanted real roads, he had only to step outside.
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"When you want to step outside to take a breath, you see people sitting outside having coffee and stuff — it's really cool," said Mr. Iriskic, who is now married with a son of his own.
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But even on a big scary thing like this, every single one of these people was excited to step outside their comfort zones, to go to places that were really interesting but not necessarily easy.
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"When you want to step outside to take a breath, you see people sitting outside having coffee and stuff — it's really cool," said Mr. Iriskic, who is now married with a son of his own.
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"The idea was to be located in a place that forces you to step outside yourself and your comfort zone," said the owner, Simon Greenberg, of his decision to open the store there last year.
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"Having my family here and my team here also, that fight so hard for me and they're always so proud of me, gives me that opportunity to step outside myself, look back and appreciate," she shares.
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I was excited to take on a role like this knowing that I was going to completely step outside of myself and dress in a way and in a manner that was appropriate for this character.
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"It turned out to be an extended family I didn't know I had, and it was a challenge to step outside of my comfort zone," Pauley, who now works full time with Wounded Warrior Project, said.
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Some of the experts suggested in fact that, maybe, with the right amount of regulation, America wouldn't devolve into a repressive police state just because its citizens have their faces scanned every time they step outside.
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But beware: the next time you step outside and your trashcans are knocked over or your great aunt's vintage pendant is missing from your jewelry box, keep your eyes peeled for a marten on the loose. .
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The row escalated to an extent there were fears both Drysdale and the world champion women's double scull of Zoe Stevenson and Eve Macfarlane would need to change coach or step outside the centralized program altogether.
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We can weigh parts of our experience against other parts, we can test and replicate and remain open to new evidence, but there's no way to step outside experience and build a fixed foundation beneath it.
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Typically the junior person — Aldrin in this case — would step outside so that the more senior person — Armstrong — would be left safely behind the controls and in a better position to take action in an emergency.
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Suddenly, teachers must teach students how to feel about their own feelings; how not to be swallowed up by moments of failure, anger and sadness, but to slow the moment and step outside the emotional spiral.
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I think that one of the things that you do no matter what you're covering, and that's been true with me, is you've just got to try to step outside the bubble as often as possible.
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It's possible to get 'lost' in cruising—to step outside of routines of normal time—in the same way it is possible to get lost on the dance floor, or even just walking through the city.
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Chipotle executives appear willing to step outside their comfort zone to fix what ails the chain, "but we also question whether (Chipotle) will ever regain its lost luster," Deutsche Bank analyst Brett Levy said in a note.
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Now it seems it'll soon be time for RedMart to step outside of Singapore and come into closer contact with these younger rivals and put its business model to the test outside in more traditionally emerging markets.
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Everything in this world is painstakingly handmade so Javelins are a finite resource and therefore those who pilot them are the few who can step outside the walls of Fort Tarsis - humanity's bastion of safety and society.
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When men and boys step outside the Man Box, there is a dominant majority quick to tell them they are falling short, they are not man enough, they are acting like a girl or a gay man.
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For a young guy, 2500 years old, one year of college, to have a jump hook, right hand [or] left hand and has the post moves that he has and can step outside and shoot, it's rare.
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Since then we've recovered quite a bit, but do you believe that 2017 is a year where European banks, including yourself, can shine again, and maybe can even step outside of the shadow of the US peers?
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When Dubke was hired -- after an extended search -- the spin from Trump allies was that Dubke being brought on was a sign of Trump's willingness to step outside his small circle of loyal advisers to find talent.
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Having the FITS system tell me to avoid buying a light gray suit is the permission I needed to step outside of my fashion comfort zone and don a look I most likely never would have otherwise.
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However Zhang told Hunan ETV by phone that she had not expected Cirk to actually come to Changsha and was unable to meet him after recent cosmetic surgery had made it "inconvenient" for her to step outside.
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But recently, as we sat sipping on our usual morning brews, sweater-clad and skimming the week's most recent zodiac predictions, something struck us — what if we used our horoscopes to step outside our fall order box?
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"While baby boomers tend to seek the safety and convenience of an overcrowded touristy restaurant near a major attraction, millennials are taking a step outside their comfort zone to experience that sought after authentic meal," Clark wrote.
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Traders at the New York Stock Exchange took turns to step outside to get a look at the rare astronomical event, according to Ken Polcari, director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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When the inevitable rainstorm hits, the Napier Outdoors Sportz tent has you covered with its 6-by-6-foot awning and rear access door, which lets you get inside your truck's cab without having to step outside.
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So our family vacations are designed to incorporate elements of enrichment: exposure to foreign culture, a brush with history, interaction with nature, discovery of new foods, engaging in activities that make us step outside our comfort zones.
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Flash Me isn't just a great show because it engages directly with what is perhaps one of the fastest growing art trends of the century, but because it encouraged everyone involved to step outside their comfort zones.
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The best men's slippers you can buyWith a fine pair of slippers on his feet, a man can relax around the house in comfort or step outside to grab the paper or some logs for the fire.
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When in actuality, I am indecisive, and I make a lot of decisions based out of fear and sometimes I'm afraid to step outside my comfort zone and really take a chance because I'm afraid of failure.
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And while it's not as spectacular of an event as a solar or lunar eclipse, it's as good of a reason as any to step outside Sunday night and get a close look at Earth's natural satellite.
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Portrait of a Lady on Fire may be the best film to represent our socially distant time, and it may leave you imaging what kind of romantic gestures you'll embark upon once you can step outside again.
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Ernesto Londoño, who sits on The Times's editorial board — and on an Opinion staff lacking both gender and racial diversity — believes the problem lies in a failure of editors to step outside their white-knows-white circles.
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These videos demonstrate to students how to step outside of their personal reader-to-text experiences and examine literature from a wider lens — to see a story, memoir, essay or poem from the perspective of its creator.
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Image: British Library, Public DomainScientists have incredibly advanced tools to look at the stars today, but in the era before light pollution, star-gazing was much easier and simpler for the average person—just step outside at night.
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Step Outside Of Your Own Perspective "Many women find it stressful to talk about their own accomplishments," says Melissa Nightingale, founder and partner at Raw Signal Group and bestselling author of How F*cked Up Is Your Management?
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Will Smith knows when to push his kids to step outside their comfort zone The 49-year-old actor posted a lively compilation video on Instagram of his vacation in Cartagena, Colombia where he's seen dancing with locals.
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Vocalist Daniel Daley and producer Paul "Nineteen85" Jefferies are enamored with austere, throbbing R&B with a center somewhere between Prince and Aaliyah, and they rarely step outside that box over the course of the album's 10 tracks.
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We have to feel unburdened by responsibilities in order to have it, which is why I think drink and drugs are so heavily mediating lots of people's fun, because they allow you to step outside of those responsibilities.
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Every time Wilson Reis turned to correct for Cejudo's slight angle, Cejudo could step outside of Reis's lead foot—occupied in pivoting—and go to classical southpaw vs orthodox offense: the rear hand straight or the stepping knee.
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In addition to providing moral support for countless aspiring puzzle makers, he was not afraid to step outside his comfort zone and write a blurb for the book of a first-time author when no one else would.
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Like with the [2017] Met Gala [where she wore a heavy wash of lavender shadow]: 'Wow, this is an opportunity to really step outside myself and do something that I would never normally do on a red carpet.
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"I think it's time for us to step outside the box and think creatively about the resources we have," said Amber Jackson, an oceanographer and conservation biologist who co-founded Blue Latitudes with Emily Callahan, a marine scientist.
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But every now and then, one of these smug adults will step outside, take a deep breath, and feel a wholly unexpected nasal irritation or a welling of tears for the first time in his or her life.
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If millionaires are people who live below their means and work hard to step outside cultural expectations of their spending in order to only buy what they actually want and need, that is a path I can begin.
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That the vice president has occupied a position one step outside Mr. Trump's innermost circle of power seemed to reinforce the view, at least among Democrats, that he was holding back to position himself as a fallback option.
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While sitting in my air-conditioned office, that seems pricey for an umbrella, but I know the second I step outside into the unbearable heat here I'll be reaching for a cold drink, and then—just maybe—my wallet.
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The pigmentation is perfect for daytime wear — not so pigmented that it creates a dramatic contour when I brush it onto the hollows of my cheeks, and not so light that it comes off the second I step outside.
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NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough and Thomas Pesquet of the European Space Agency will step outside the orbiting lab this morning and install new lithium-ion batteries to the outside of the ISS, replacing the station's previous nickel-hydrogen batteries.
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" "This community -- because indeed that's what it is -- was a place where we could worship, study, contemplate, be of service, get some good pastoral advice, and step outside all the commotion of life in the White House and Washington.
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Pence breaks with security plan The plan was for the vice president to stay inside the glass enclosed Freedom House at the DMZ and not step outside towards the military demarcation line (MDL), where North Korean soldiers are standing.
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Former Director Comey was admonished for his decision to step outside the Justice Department chain of command, publicly announcing his conclusions in the Clinton investigation, and then notifying Congress in October 2016 that Clinton was once again under investigation.
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"I've been a part of different convenings in my industry, my hometown in Los Angeles, creating alliances and bridges, challenging myself to step outside of my comfort zone the issues I have historically identified and taken on," she said.
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For the most part, though, Li's fictional America is suggestively insubstantial, her characters seemingly unable to step outside "the shadow of the Duck House," itself a metaphor for their "Chineseness" in the United States — whether perceived or self-imposed.
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Because he is shy by nature, content to stand one step outside the spotlight in which his leading ladies blaze, it has been hard for him to make peace with seeing a version of himself on a Broadway stage.
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Not with him, not with his eccentric and shadowy accommodations, but with the opportunity to step outside of my own life and, for less than the price of a motel room, step into someone else's in a seamless way.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Power was knocked out across Puerto Rico on Wednesday and communications were scarce, but all residents had to do to witness the state of their island was step outside and survey their homes, barrios and towns.
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Bob Huang, a Chinese-born American living in northern Zhejiang, said the volunteers at his complex had helped chase down a man who stayed out overnight to drink, in violation of rules about how often people can step outside.
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Then he went on to argue that "if it was a guy from south Texas, I might ask him to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style" — a reference to Burr's fatal duel with Alexander Hamilton in 1804.
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"Playing this way forces you to step outside of your comfort zone, to react spontaneously to things that are outside of your control, and to maybe reassess habits of your own that familiarity can blind you to," says Ben.
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Apple promises magic over and over again with its products, and in this case, that magic is supposed to happen when you step outside without your phone and can rest easy knowing that important calls and messages will still go through.
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ANGOL, Chile (Reuters) - A few moments of relaxation for Chilean logger Nelson Hidalgo were shattered one day last month when 12 armed men piled out of a pick-up truck and demanded he step outside his work-site dining trailer.
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Multi-dimensional colors are in again: you see it in smartphones that glisten into different colors as you change angles, game consoles are available in all kinds of color, and now we have shoes that change color when you step outside.
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We dare you to watch the spot without dancing in your office chair, fantasizing about taking a dive through an evil eye made entirely of flowers — or feeling the power of what can happen when you step outside the box.
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To answer it, one has to step outside the intellectual hubris of policy practitioners and allow for the possibility that the liberal democratic triumph after the end of the cold war has also fostered a sense of false ideological supremacy.
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Each of these bands would grow in ways that broke that mold, but they'd carry that association with them all the while, rarely allowing them to step outside of the shadow of the band they so desperately wanted to be.
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"A lot of brands really focus on New York and LA, because they look at them as the most populous cities and they're culture hubs," but putting Outpost locations along US tour routes can help musicians step outside of their bubbles.
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"If it was a guy from south Texas, I might ask him to step outside and settle this Aaron Burr-style," he said, in reference to the duel between the third vice president of the United States and Alexander Hamilton.
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López Obrador, a proponent of the traditional Mexican doctrine of nonintervention and self-determination in foreign affairs, will be forced to step outside his comfort zone to criticize a foreign country's human rights record unless U.S. policy toward migrants changes.
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"It's clean and safe; you have bathrooms, food stores and people who give you money," said Mr. Corlear, who tows two large wheeled suitcases and often dresses in a T-shirt and shorts, since he rarely has to step outside.
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Additionally, with a coffee shop, bagels, cool lobby bar, an incredible restaurant, and one of the most popular streetwear stores all accessible from within the hotel itself, I didn't need to step outside the entire time I was at the Ace.
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Uchimura agrees China is their biggest rival, followed by the United States and Great Britain, and said Japan had to step outside their comfort zone to push for gold in Rio while maintaining the level of perfection they showed in 2004.
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Still, I get anxious at the thought of talking to someone I don't know and even texting a friend out of the blue just to catch up, so I challenged myself to step outside my comfort zone for a week.
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The ability to make teammates better has yet to be seen, but opportunities to showcase that side of his game have been few and far between; any attempt would be, thus far, accurately seen as an unwanted step outside his lane.
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The Swedish investigation was dropped last May, but Assange, who was free on bail at the time when he walked into the embassy, faces arrest by the British authorities for breaching his bail terms should he step outside the embassy grounds.
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Along those lines, attn: recently reported that Pokémon Go was helping people with depression step outside of their social comfort zone, and go out in the real world to join the crowds, despite any uncomfortable feelings it might stir up.
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Yes, it&aposs that time of year again when those of us in northern reaches need to prepare to primarily live indoors, and otherwise face the fact that every time we step outside, we require a shield from the cold.
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Their 2014 debut full-length CLPPNG sees Diggs delivering verses as a third-person narrator without using the letter "I," a structural device that Diggs says allowed him to step outside himself and play with rap's charm and backstory-based tropes.
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I was shooting some darts and downing some brews with Scott Porter (of Friday Night Lights) in the challenge department trailer when John Kirhoffer, Chris "Milhouse" Marchand, and Zach Jensen asked us to step outside to test out this block stacking competition.
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It wouldn't, however, make it easier to step outside that infrastructure — which may be why Daily Stormer founder Andrew Anglin recently called for the US government to regulate ICANN, saying that frankly, he did not have the option to create his own internet.
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"It can be hard to focus entirely eight albums into your career, so it was important to step outside of the bubble and be able to analyze whether we still sound vital and like we mean it," Averill said in a press statement.
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I joined that band when I was 18 and I just turned 30 and the band is slowing down a lot, and it's kind of weird being able to step outside of everything a little bit and look at the past 12 years.
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If anything, that's how it was useful to me: to step outside of myself into these other people whose lives I could relate to very intimately, but who were very distinct and in many ways just as inspiring as horrifying to me.
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" LISA JOY We're in this really lovely creative moment right now where people aren't holding themselves back anymore and saying, "Well, this is the genre or this is the world that I'm working in, so I can't step outside of this box.
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He would not let her step outside their home in Afghanistan's western Farah Province, even when she fell sick, and beat her for burning her hand baking bread, complaining that her mother had taught her nothing to justify the dowry he paid.
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If members were willing to step outside the echo chamber of activists and ideologues who dominate TV and the town halls, they'd find a much larger share of voters who would reward candidates willing to put the interests of country over party.
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It wouldn't, however, make it easier to step outside that infrastructure — which may be why Daily Stormer founder Andrew Anglin recently calledfor the US government to regulate ICANN, saying that frankly, he did not have the option to create his own internet.
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But I don't want to have a political debate; I simply wish for other people to step outside of their bubble so that they, too, can understand our lives, and understand our anxiety and anger over the murders of innocent trans people each year.
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Of course, we can't do this because we're adults with things to do and bills to pay, which means we're on the hunt for a good winter coat to keep us warm on those days when we have no choice but to step outside.
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It's worth noting that this plot is practically a teen movie archetype: We had Bubble Boy, then we had Everything, Everything, in which a girl (Amandla Stenberg) couldn't step outside, and later Midnight Sun, in which Bella Thorne played a girl allergic to the sun.
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When the twelfth winter rolled around, though, I couldn't step outside without feeling like my face and hands were on fire, and I couldn't stay out there for any period of time without developing hives across my cheeks and painful swelling in my fingers.
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"I think this was kind of a fun thing for him to step outside, be on camera after having an absence for a while, and also (doing) a family, PG-13 comedy was something he hasn't really done," the Saturday Night Live alum said.
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Ms. Raggi's campaign has been decidedly more restrained than the take-no-prisoners approach of Mr. Grillo, who has grown detached from the movement — even removing his name from the party logo — apparently in an effort to let it step outside his outsize shadow.
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Agoraphobics are inmates in a kind of self-imposed asylum, prevented from escaping by the violent panic attacks that overcome them when they try to step outside: What would I do if I were on that screen, a character in one of my films?
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But if Republicans were able to step outside of themselves for a moment, they'd see an opportunity in their recent defeat and seize it now, rather than drift along in the natural currents of health care politics until they arrive at the same place naturally.
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This is typically understood as your social networks in a digital world, but an alternate, analog way of understanding this sector of your chart is to simply step outside—everyone in line with you at the coffee shop is technically in your larger network!
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If you strip away all the hows, whys, wheres, and whats that we spend our time preoccupied with in hope that the answers will ascribe some concrete meaning to being alive, there's really nothing to do besides step outside and hope for the best.
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The latter addition was a balcony — now known as the Truman Balcony — that adjoined the private section of the residence and allowed the first family to step outside in appropriate weather to dine or just chill out with one of the spectacular views in Washington.
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But the process of forcing myself to step outside of the realm of the internet, where my exhibition is hiding behind a screen, made me realize that I still had a lot of issues to work through in regards to my body and eroticism.
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"He helped me look at the world in a different way, to step outside the frame of 'them and us' that was always being built," Rony Brauman, a former president of Doctors Without Borders in France and a longtime friend, said in a phone interview.
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"Climate change is no longer an abstract increase in global mean temperature, but a difference you can feel when you step outside in a heatwave," said Geert Jan van Oldenborgh, Senior Researcher at the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute and one of the paper's authors.
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Opinion: Royals are right to pass on photo-op British tabloids are up in arms that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have indicated that they won't step outside for a photo shoot shortly after their baby is born, as other royals have in the past.
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So, the next time you feel torn over whether to quit your job, go after that career change, or toss your hat into the ring for that promotion, step outside of yourself and think about what you would tell a friend in your exact same situation.
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Step outside the Beltway or quit listening to the media megaphones on the two coasts, and you'll find that the anti-Trump #Resistance is no closer to taking him down than in 2016, when Donald Trump won 63 million votes en route to the White House.
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Mr. Trump and his allies had billed the speech, at Benedict College in Columbia, as a chance for the president to step outside the friendly confines of his supporter base and pitch his administration's record on criminal justice reform and black employment directly to a black audience.
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While economists have argued that apps like Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge allowed people to step outside of their general milieus and cut down the "search cost" of finding a potential mate, this approach to dating can also lead to the adoption of a consumer-driven outlook.
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From being able to predict the start date of its sales and navigating how to shop said sales to deciphering which buys are worth it and which will have you looking like a millennial clone the minute you step outside, we've seen — and bought it — at all.
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But just because Christmas is right around the corner—and you can't feel your extremities any time you step outside for more than ten minutes—doesn't mean that you can't embrace that summertime vibe and make some of Danny Bowien and Angela Dimayuga's icy buckwheat noodles.
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If you step outside of the politics -- and that is very hard -- there is some middle ground here: Comey shouldn't have leaked the memo but Trump shouldn't have attacked Comey for breaking the law when he had no evidence that the former FBI director had done so.
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"This business is very unique in that when you step outside the walls of it, it's kind of hard to relate to other people who aren't doing what we're doing," Katie Thompson, an adviser and managing partner at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in New Mexico, told us.
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And if the play as a whole is ultimately bleak, if you do cry throughout, if your shoes are dirtier when you're leaving than they were when you came in, that's a small price to pay to step outside your likely more privileged existence and into someone else's world.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was elected in large part because of his willingness to step outside traditional bounds.
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Hold the Dark, the new Jeffrey Wright thriller from Green Room director Jeremy Saulnier will be coming to the service in September, but Netflix is also daring to step outside the bounds of horror, adding Ryan Coogler's Black Panther and the second season of the Marvel series Iron Fist.
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One of the things I always tell women is, if you step outside your boundaries, if you get a little uncomfortable, all you're going to do is grow as a person, grow in your fashion, grow in your mind, and you're actually probably going to love what you see.
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And providers deploying remote monitoring solutions for patients will need to make sure that data generated from tracking tools is being inputted into health records efficiently — otherwise already overburdened docs would need to step outside of their workflows to make use of the information, depleting time and resources.
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But I will say that whether it's flying across the world to India or simply taking a day trip to just be in nature, I think there's a real power in allowing yourself to step outside of routine and your comfort zone and just be with your own thoughts.
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How long it takes to make the transition from full-time to freelance is not an exact science, according to Anna Lundberg, a success coach and business strategist at One Step Outside, a company she founded to help experienced corporate professionals reimagine success outside of the 9-to-5.
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"This has been a living laboratory as scientists and science institutions are willing to take a step outside their comfort zone, outside of the labs and into the public spheres," said Beka Economopoulos, a founder of the pop-up Natural History Museum and an organizer of the march.
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Not that you ever need a reason to get all dolled up, but the holiday season certainly provides a lot of opportunities for you to step outside of your typical winter uniform of jeans and a sweater and put on a party dress for a night out on the town.
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Now imagine that one night, while my wife—she knows that I am an alien, we have a bond of trust that goes deeper than species or time and there are no secrets between us—and our two children sleep in their beds, I step outside and look to the sky.
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A collection of ten essays about "unruly" women in film, music, television, sports, and politics, the book focuses on figures who "step outside the boundaries of good womanhood, who end up being labeled…too whatever the characteristic women are supposed to keep under control," but who have achieved great success nonetheless.
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The food there, while maybe not healthy by any particular stretch of the imagination, was intensely nourishing in a way that I needed in those tender and formative years, like a warm hug from a worn out teddy bear that told me it was ok to step outside my comfort zone.
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These are people who make decisions based on what's best for the team rather than optimizing for their own goals or projects — the people who are able to step outside their own role to see the larger organization and help the people around them tend to have the biggest impact.
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To address the problem, Santa Monica police instituted a city-wide program in January 2017 called Meet Your Neighbors, which challenges community members to "step outside of their comfort zone and get to know the people on their block" through coffee dates, ice cream socials, and block parties, a press release said.
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Low interest rates on deposits and high fees when you step outside the lines—say by using an out-of-network ATM or trying to withdraw more money than you have—hardly seem fair considering that the bank gets to do whatever it wants with your money until you take it out.
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Campbell: The IG investigation has operated largely in secret, making it difficult to predict what he will specifically find, but I predict the IG report will likely fault Comey for his decision to step outside the DOJ chain of command by unilaterally announcing in July 2016 that Clinton would not be prosecuted.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — This is how Olympic officials expect it to work at the Summer Games: They step outside their hotel or a sports venue, and an official Olympic vehicle — usually a Nissan Versa branded with the colorful logo of the Rio Games — is waiting to take them to their next destination.
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"I know what it feels like when you come to realize your leadership time has finished, that the country needs a new leader, and it's extremely difficult and painful to step outside Downing Street and say those things," he told reporters on Friday, standing on a picturesque country road, amid waving grasses.
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When it became clear that the full weight of the Guardia Civil was being brought to bear on us — or, at any rate, that we wouldn't be going anywhere for some time — Farhadi seized the opportunity, as he often did during the days we spent together, to step outside and have a cigarette.
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During his time at Rikers, having just turned 18 and awaiting his cellphone theft hearing, Darboe spent nearly 1003 months total in solitary confinement for fighting, and five of those months he says he was not even aware he was able to step outside for an hour a day and get fresh air.
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CHICAGO — As temperatures in Midwestern cities plunged to levels colder than parts of Antarctica and officials warned people not to step outside even for a few minutes, Tony Neeley stood on a downtown Chicago street corner Tuesday, wearing wet sneakers and clutching a hand warmer packet in each of his bare hands.
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Following suit, this new wave of vitamin subscription services offers not just vitamin D for those who can't step outside on their lunch break, or vitamin C for those looking to avoid scurvy, but also things like biotin and sea buckthorn for thicker, shinier hair, and borage oil with saffron for clear skin.
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Plus, there are a couple of lean white bums living in the wash just behind the place, and they sometimes give me a start, looming up out of the darkness when I step outside at night for a breath of air, but nothing's ever happened, not even a request for spare change or a cigarette.
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"I think this was kind of a fun thing for him to step outside, be on camera after having an absence for a while, and also [doing] a family, PG-13 comedy was something he hasn't really done," Ferrell said to the NY Daily News last November about Gibson's decision to appear in a lighthearted film.
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"I think this was kind of a fun thing for him to step outside, be on camera after having an absence for a while, and also [doing] a family, PG-13 comedy was something he hasn't really done," Ferrell said to the NY Daily News last November about Gibson's decision to appear in a lighthearted film.
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" Given the Hays Code's legacy, it's not surprising that two white dude film critics could not step outside of their privileged cinematic bubbles long enough to acknowledge, for example, the cultural significance of movies like How Stella Got Her Groove Back or Poetic Justice, yet determined that 50 First Dates warranted inclusion despite beginning "with a walrus projectile vomiting.
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That's a great box to be in and if I'm gonna be put in a box, trust, this is a good box, but even still, that being something that governs you as you're creating can sometimes also strangle some of the creativity because you kind of feel like you're not allowed to step outside of that.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE, chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee, said Republicans might have to step outside of their comfort zone soon to prevent insurers from bailing out of the market and leaving millions without healthcare.
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Given how much consternation there's been in the last decade or so over the creative decline at Pixar, it's a bit of a wonder that Coco wasn't more heralded than it was as an example that the studio can still crank out a lovely, emotional little film when it dares to step outside its comfort zone.
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If you're longing for a respite from this era's relentless beeping and buzzing and yelling and "Dear God, what now?" news alerts, what better place than one with limited cell service and unreliable electricity, where you step outside in the morning and hear nothing but the grumbling of your stomach and the muffled flap of a bird's wings high above?
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But step outside the waiting room, reverse the flow of time back to the future, and soon enough you'll find yourself on a farm that's thrived for the past 46 years by growing and harvesting human consumers––a crop that thrives on all sorts of strange additives, and without, so far as I'm aware, any sort of European Union subsidy.
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"People who've had the right to say whatever they want for the longest time suddenly feel like something has been taken away from them, but all you have to do is step outside of yourself and expand your mind and just try, 'cause there are loads of people out there being funny without needing to bully anyone," the actor said.
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I noticed that I reach for my phone every time I brush my teeth or step outside the front door of my apartment building, and that, for some pathological reason, I always check my email during the three-second window between when I insert my credit card into a chip reader at a store and when the card is accepted.
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"I hoped by telling my story, the circuitous path my life and career have taken, it would give others the courage to look at what's inside of them and their voice, and have the courage to step outside their comfort zone," Jarrett says of her memoir, "Finding My Voice: My Journey to the West Wing and the Path Forward," which was published in early April.
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"I'm not changing just because I'm pregnant or becoming a mom, I was proud before of who I am and what I've done so there's nothing to be ashamed of 😏" Later that month, she was under fire on social media again for posting a photo to Instagram where she sat on the front step outside of her home alongside her and her husband's pet dog, Phoebe.
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" When Timberland launched 511 Fifth Avenue earlier this month, its global brand president Jim Pisani wrote, "For 45 years, Timberland has inspired people to step outside — to pursue the outdoors with passion and purpose … With this new space at Fifth Avenue, we set out to create a haven where the community can experience the beauty and power of nature, right here in the city.
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So maybe, some day in a city near you or a city in which you now live, it'll be normal for you to step outside or off the train and to look up at a tall, cylindrical building around which hundreds of seemingly very large flies flit about, stopping to reload before setting off with bundles of cat food or books or groceries to be delivered to yet another person who just clicked "place your order."
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But here's how Vaughan described a bunch of gulls on a boardwalk:Screenshot: eBirdFor comparison, here's what I typically write for laughing gulls, the black-headed gulls Brooklyn residents are almost guaranteed to see on a dumpster whenever they step outside in the summer:Screenshot: eBird The young Australian's posts described the most-ignored birds of North America in well-written, excited prose, celebrating the "evocative" sounds of the Canada goose, the "pleasing shape" of the mockingbird, and the beauty of turkey vultures, which Vaughan lauded as "more graceful aéronauts" than hawks.
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The newest Star Wars movie is also the first to step outside the main plot line revolving around Luke, Han, Leia and their family, with a plot that details the steps taken to retrieve the plans for the first Death Star, which acts as the prime motivating plot device at the beginning of Episode IV. There's a new trailer for Rogue One, too – and this one reveals a bit more of the lighter side of the film, with multiple genuinely funny moments that signal it probably will fit right in with the main series in terms of its blend of action, adventure and clever one-liners.
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