Just like you take the heat out of the earth with geothermal, you can take the heat out of the sewer water with heat exchangers.
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I stay as long as I can take the heat.
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Then I'm some cream puff who can't take the heat?
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Then I'm some cream puff who can't take the heat.
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"I will take the heat from your bosses," he said.
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They can take the heat and they have a megaphone.
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In any case, he can't seem to take the heat.
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I'm secure enough to take the heat from our party's leaders.
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When people start asking tough questions, it can't take the heat.
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If you can't take the heat, stay out of Jared Leto's kitchen.
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He asks his F.B.I. director to take the heat off his allies.
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If you can't take the heat, stay out of the White House.
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In doing, so he simply tried to take the heat off himself.
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He's moving pieces but allowing other people to take the heat for it.
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"I'll take the heat off both the Democrats and the Republicans," he said.
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If they can't take the heat, they need to step outside of the kitchen.
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Will it be enough to take the heat out of the protest movement, though?
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And if you want to take it that further step, I'll take the heat.
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It might take the heat off -- look, both of these bills are unlikely to pass.
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And to sit there and take the heat, publicly, is to contend with those criticisms.
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If you're committed to moving, you have to take the heat that comes with that.
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"If you want to take it that further step, I'll take the heat," Trump said.
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If you can't take the heat, get out of the Watch What Happens Live kitchen!
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If Amazon can not take the heat then it should stay out of the kitchen.
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He had to take the heat, and he did—with a great sense of humor.
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"I'll take the heat all day long for arresting a 13-year-old," Donchez said.
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The legal institutions instill codes of excellence that are strong enough to take the heat.
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He's not onstage alongside anyone else who can take the heat if he makes a mistake.
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"If you want to take it that further step, I'll take the heat," Trump told lawmakers.
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Like, they want to have the hottest hot sauce to prove that they can take the heat.
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Will that take the heat off of Congress to pass some kind of legislation to do the same?
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Another tough guy, Harry Truman, once said if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen.
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In both cases, Trump told Democrats he would take the heat from Republicans and powerful conservative advocacy groups.
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Robot needed a plausible excuse in place about why that happened to take the heat off of them.
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Raise a glass to... Two firefighters in Maryland who showed they can take the heat AND the ice.
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The prime minister's party is betting that formally leaving the EU will take the heat out of Brexit.
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At the moment, GE is laying very low and allowing the EPA basically to take the heat for them.
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It would also require a leader who is not afraid to take the heat, Gulfo told The Hill Extra.
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It would also require a leader who is not afraid to take the heat, Gulfo told The Hill Extra.
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Despite improving yields, market participants would not object to some volatility to take the heat out of the market.
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You cannot get there with theories or broad statements, and you have to be willing to take the heat.
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Will a public relations campaign in Washington by Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and others take the heat off technology giants?
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So people need to adapt their behavior and take the heat seriously, the way they do in Carefree, Ariz.
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In that January 9 meeting, President Trump promised to take the heat and sign a bipartisan immigration reform bill.
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She has little choice now but to defend her policies herself rather than letting Ms Rudd's successor take the heat.
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If indeed she told employees to, so to speak, get out of the kitchen if they couldn't take the heat.
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He has the authority but doesn't want to take the heat for making a decision one way or the other.
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I mean, if you put yourself out there to that degree then obviously, you kind of have to take the heat.
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The president initially directed Congress to pass a bipartisan bill and promised to "take the heat" for signing it into law.
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Knowing his anti-immigrant political base would not like the idea, he promised to "take the heat" for an ambitious reform.
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Perhaps he needed a beach break to take the heat off claims he's been destabilising Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's election campaign.
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But unfortunately I haven't yet, so I've got to take the heat for some of the stuff that they're going through.
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I'm just saying what they all know to be true but don't want to take the heat for saying in public.
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On the flip side, the tariffs could help the Chinese government take the heat if the broader economy starts to falter.
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" He added: "I don't mind taking the heat for being cautious, but I don't want to take the heat for being foolish.
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The Yankees couldn't take the heat and the Diamondbacks went on to win that first game, 9-1, and eventually the series.
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But in the Twittersphere, some perceived the vice president's remarks as an attempt to take the heat off the administration's Saudi allies.
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The pop star shows off her sensual side in the new video for "Dangerous Woman," and one fan couldn't take the heat.
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We know those things can come back to bite you, but if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen.
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S. trade tensions take the heat off the central bank from using its limited monetary arsenal to fight the risk of recession.
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Schumer simply wants McConnell to take the heat for expediting the necessary trial, and for putting this whole distasteful episode behind us.
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Comedian Michael Ian Black also valiantly declared he'd take the heat for applauding Louis for trying to move on after serving his time.
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As the New York Times' Cecelia Kang put it: 5Hrs later, Zuckerberg succeeded in what set out to do: Just Take The Heat.
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The internet's Trump fans spent the early hours of the morning gloating, and Reddit's r/all was the first to take the heat.
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With the loss of the Criterion Collection on Hulu, the service was inundated with so many new members, it couldn't take the heat.
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As they say, if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen — or, in this case, log off of social media.
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Elijah Cummings brought to the meeting — letting Medicare negotiate drug prices — but was willing to take the heat from other Republicans over it.
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Without strong political cover from the White House or Democratic support, which Republicans will take the heat for eliminating these popular tax breaks?
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INGRAHAM: I think Ivanka has a position of authority in the White House, she&aposs an adult so she can take the heat but.
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I love agave, as they are so, so easy to care for and can take the heat and drought if you're a summer traveler.
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To make sure you can take the heat, Bufka said it's smart to be prepared when you are watching events such as the debates.
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"If you want to take it that further step, I'll take the heat, I don't care," Trump told lawmakers about a broad immigration bill.
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In January, he met with a bipartisan group on the thorny immigration issue, pledging to "take the heat" if they came up with legislation.
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Hughley says more importantly, the whole scenario shows how cowardly POTUS is ... because he sent his woman in to take the heat for him.
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Republicans have expressed a deep desire for "party unity," but on Monday and Tuesday they largely refused to stand beside him and take the heat.
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Bourrier's team suggests that Neptune-sized planets may occupy tight orbits too, but they simply can't take the heat, and eventually diminish into smaller worlds.
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"If you're not ready to take the heat, you shouldn't be in the kitchen," Ellison said at a conference focused on the topic in June.
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Trump said he would "take the heat" if lawmakers wanted to move toward comprehensive immigration reform, saying they were "not that far away" from it.
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But if intentions are good, brands have a responsibility to step up, take the heat and keep going — and those good intentions will eventually prevail.
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While proving he can take the heat eating spicy wings, Bryan Cranston also revealed how a joke once made him a suspect in a murder investigation.
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An expert witness for the defense said they showed signs of being tampered with, and Lundgren claims Wolff changed them to take the heat off himself.
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In the past, Trump has publicly said he would "like" to pass a "clean" DACA bill and would "take the heat" politically for comprehensive immigration reform.
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Awesome, he's the perfect person to have around at the merge, where he'll both take the heat and make sure your actual enemies don't have immunity.
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He proceeds to glare right at me, sensing I'm a rookie, and tosses more water on the rocks to challenge my ability to take the heat.
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Macron said he did not want anyone else to take the heat for the crisis and none of his staff had ever been above the law.
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It is also true that Mr. de Blasio, who is also a Democrat, has been happy to let him take the heat for the subway crisis.
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So Trump, who told those Congress members he would "take the heat" for anything they wanted to do to save the Dreamers, threw up a wall.
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But the powerful generals have meddled far less in politics than in Musharraf's era, preferring instead to let civilian governments take the heat for the country's failures.
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Corals are diverse organisms with a range of environmental tolerances, and as temperatures rise, we can expect natural selection to favor those that can take the heat.
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Nowhere was that more evident in the response to DACA's death from prominent Republicans, who made it clear that they would not take the heat for this.
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"It'll take the heat off Congress doing it, and you'll still have the uncertainty," said Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, who leads the Judiciary Committee.
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Trump indicated he would support what those in the room came up with, adding that he was willing to "take the heat" to back a bipartisan deal.
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"I think Roy Moore's just trying to take the heat off himself and use that as a distraction," said Ann Green, who chairs the Etowah County Democratic Party.
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Ultimately, it is clear as countries in the region take sides that a creative diplomatic solution is needed to take the heat out of an increasingly combustible situation.
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They were interested in, when partially heating the eggs, which embryos would adjust their position or whether they'd just take the heat, in turn altering the sex ratio.
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"The only way you get these things done [is] when you have somebody who is willing to take the heat when you're in the majority," Tillis told Politico.
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To help take the heat off some moderates, Pelosi has been putting a lot of focus on the legislative work the caucus has done, in addition to impeachment.
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And in order for GOP senators to change their position now, they'd need cover from Trump to take the heat from their base and the National Rifle Association.
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Kuehne's comments take the heat off DSV Chief Executive Jens Bjorn Andersen, who has been coy about whether he might sweeten his offer for Panalpina to seal the deal.
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This signals a potential boost to inflation that would take the heat off central banks struggling to lift consumer prices with ultra-low rates and bond-buying purchase programmes.
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Chief Kim Jacobs says she will take the heat for the arrest at Sirens strip club ... where Stormy was busted for touching an undercover vice officer during her performance.
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If Prince Mohammed cannot take the heat for lifting the driving ban, one can only imagine how much harder it will be for him to deliver on tougher promises.
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While he declared "I'll take the heat" less than two weeks ago during a bipartisan meeting on immigration, Trump was all but absent when that heat actually came. Sen.
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The RBA has one eye on the country's housing markets as tighter credit conditions take the heat off the once-booming sector, Lowe said without sounding alarmed about the trend.
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Lichtman said Zambada arranged to break Guzman out of prison through a tunnel in 2015 because he "wanted Mr. Guzman's stature to rise again" and take the heat off himself.
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T.I. usually doesn't take the heat, but he sure did this week after revealing he takes his daughter to the gynecologist every year to make sure she's still a virgin.
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The dollar's retreat should take the heat off some of emerging market currencies, which have been hit by worries about capital outflows to U.S, where yields are increasingly becoming attractive.
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But, joshing aside ... Yes, we will cover queer lives and queer change, and we're willing to take the heat from anyone as we report where others might fear to tread.
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That summer, bored and unsupervised, we'd sit on the curb in the parking lot for as long as we could take the heat, wanting school to start, and dreading it.
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The third is that he sees the job as more akin to what he did at Exxon Mobil: Cut your deals, say as little as possible and take the heat.
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Days after Trump said he would "take the heat" to back an immigration deal, he rejected a bipartisan agreement to address the fate of young immigrants and bolster border security.
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Trump hosts senators to discuss immigration as shutdown winds down So much for the President who two weeks ago promised to "take the heat" on passing a bipartisan immigration deal.
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But a more confident Zuckerberg appeared better prepared to take the heat, fielding questions on everything from financial regulation to content moderation to concerns over Facebook's growing power and size.
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Mr Macron will now be banking that his decision, on December 5th, to cancel the diesel tax rises "for the year of 2019", will take the heat out of the conflict.
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"They couldn't take the heat, so I killed 'em," she explained, before lip-syncing to Evanescence's "Bring Me to Life" in her signature hair-whipping, earth-shaking, divine feminine-harnessing style.
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He would like to continue to struggle to get out of it, and I said, well, let's take the heat off for three or four days and see where it leads.
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Pushback: Critics warn the shift will make it easier for the Trump administration to take the heat off rollbacks to key Obama administration pollution rules like the Clean Power Plan (CPP).
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But one conclusion is clear: Even in the unlikely event that the U.S. begins to take the heat off, Tehran is unlikely to declare its conditions met and withdraw its threats.
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DACA recipients are a politically sympathetic population, and many Republicans weren't eager to take the heat for young people who'd grown up in their states losing their jobs and getting deported.
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Once again, corporate media conglomerates have walked away from the negotiating table and will line their pockets with consumers' hard-earned cash while cable companies take the heat for broadcasters' greed.
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Candidates' spouses take the heat In an election season defined by vicious and often personal attacks, not even the candidates' wives were safe, evidenced by Trump's tweet about Cruz's wife, Heidi Cruz.
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The official noted ISIS operatives have in the past faked their own deaths in attempts to "take the heat" off themselves, so US officials are working to corroborate whether he was killed.
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The conference was meant to take the heat off Griffin who had been receiving threats and abused online, due to her posting a photo depicting President Trump with his head cut off.
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"In case, by the grace of God, I were to run for governor and be elected, we would not have to fix it up ourselves and take the heat for that," he said.
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He said he would "like" to pass a "clean" DACA bill, that would restore protections for upwards of 700,000 undocumented immigrants against deportation, and would "take the heat" politically for comprehensive immigration reform.
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Danielle Staub's estranged husband says she's getting serious social media blowback for the way she treats people ... so she's trying to take the heat off herself by making up bogus claims about him.
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The Shenzhen city government, which has tightened housing regulations to take the heat out of the price rally, and its Science and Technology Innovation Commission did not respond immediately to requests for comment.
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Another reason we decided to do this Unhallowed tour was because we knew we were losing Ryan, so we wanted to drop some good news, to take the heat off the member change.
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Trump said he was ready to take the "heat" to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill, perhaps forgetting that his own supporters see such a step as tantamount to amnesty for undocumented migrants.
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But if President Trump wants a Justice Department to take the heat off the Russia investigation or shift its focus to going after Democrats like the Clintons, Cruz probably isn't the best choice.
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The hour-long meeting with lawmakers was reminiscent of one in January on immigration, when he told lawmakers to come up with a good bill and he would take the "heat" from critics.
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The affordability pinch will slowly take the heat out of home prices, but even if gains slowed to 5 percent annually, that is still higher than historical norms and still higher than income growth.
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"Trump has proven that he really can't take the heat in the White House kitchen," the "Who's the Boss?" and "Charmed" actress writes in an op-ed for Marie Claire Wednesday for International Women's Day.
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Republicans who are against the idea agree that it would run counter to their argument to "let the people decide" but they might be willing to take the heat if it suits their political purposes.
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Hayes Brown: To the July 22020th phone call where Trump pushed Ukraine's president to investigate the Bidens and have Ukraine take the heat for interfering in the 22020 years' election, which they did not do.
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In the intervening year's we've seen a huge boom in the startup world, and six years ago companies like Waze were still startups that could take the heat away from the news around the big carriers.
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"I think Altria will be happy to try to look like the good guy and let Juul take the heat," said Desmond Jenson, a senior staff lawyer with the Public Health Law Center, based in Minnesota.
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Here's what you'll undoubtedly see today from a press and pundit class that has learned nothing from all the mistakes made leading up to Trump's unlikely election: Trump is a bully who can't take the heat.
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I'm willing to take the heat from the PC police and the liberal media because, at the end of the day, we need to be way tougher and I am the only one who gets that.
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The president displayed bravado in his response to Mr. Graham, vowing repeatedly to "take the heat" from conservatives by embracing a comprehensive immigration overhaul that would include a path to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants.
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Last Friday, the Supreme Court lifted its stay and sent the case back to the appellate court with language signaling its skepticism, but leaving it for lower courts to work through and, in effect, take the heat.
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Julie Kasem tells TMZ ... Jean Kasem's recent allegations -- that members of the Church of Scientology and Casey's kids conspired to kill the radio legend for his money -- are blatant lies she's using to take the heat off herself.
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If such a scheme is found to be on the wrong side of the law, it is usually not the advisers but the clients who take the heat, even if they thought they were doing the right thing.
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" Meanwhile, another Spaniard's Bay woman told an NTV reporter at the rally that "if [Brenda Seymour]'s going to be in a room of men, she has to be able to take the heat and take a joke.
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He also said both that he would "take the heat" politically for comprehensive immigration reform and that he was in favor of a two-phase immigration reform package that addressed DACA first and more "comprehensive" policy reforms secondarily.
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Merkel's spokesman, Steffen Seibert, sought to take the heat out of the accession question on Monday, stressing that it was not a pressing matter for Berlin and would be discussed by EU leaders only at a summit in October.
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In Shenzhen and Shanghai, prices for new units rose 9.1 percent and 16.8 percent, respectively, from a year earlier, but Shanghai's fell on a monthly pace as local governments' tightening measures continued to take the heat off the market.
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Policy shift wasn't communicated The reasons why Haley refused to take the heat for Sunday's miscommunication became clearer on Tuesday and Wednesday, with three administration officials telling CNN that Trump changed his mind on imposing additional sanctions on Russia.
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While Trump initially said he was willing to "take the heat" and sign a bipartisan immigration bill, he later backed off his pledge, instead issuing a list of four pillars that he would require in any piece of legislation.
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If the special counsel can prove that they in any way coordinated the timing of the WikiLeaks dump to take the heat off Trump at a moment when his entire campaign was in peril, it would strongly suggest collusion.
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Comey rewrote a statute to clear Hillary of charges in the email case, and then stood before the American people instead of Attorney General Loretta Lynch, whose duty it was to take the heat for bailing out Madame Secretary.
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Paolini said a year ago all the talk was that a global recession, low business confidence and trade war negativity would press up against a Federal Reserve that needed to take the heat out of a peaking U.S. economy.
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In a televised meeting with Republican and Democratic lawmakers on January 9th, Mr Trump appeared to open the door to such a reform, saying that he would "take the heat" for disappointing supporters who fervently oppose anything that looks like amnesty.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, responded to the spot, telling reporters that he finds the ads in this campaign "pretty tame" and argued that he can take the heat -- and more important, that Rubio should be able to as well.
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The price hikes deserve careful examination but Mylan CEO Heather Bresch does not deserve to take the heat for all the problems in our health care delivery system, such as the egregious practices by middlemen known as Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs).
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Profits are increasing even though financial conditions are tightening in some significant areas of the economy; lending rates have inched higher, regulators have clamped down against risky lending and have moved to take the heat out of the property sector.
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Trump rejected a DACA-border security deal last year that included changes to the State Department's diversity visa lottery program and family-based immigration policies two days after he told lawmakers that he would "take the heat" by supporting a bill.
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I think the president&aposs best day in office was when he brought the cameras in, he had Republicans and Democrats in the Roosevelt Room, and he said, Congress, you solve the dreamer issue, you pass the bill, I will take the heat.
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Not wanting to take the heat of being that somebody, he puts his morally upright deputy, Angelo, in charge and announces he's leaving town (though he actually disguises himself as a friar and watches the goings-on from within the city walls).
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Trump's tweets and tough public rhetoric aside, negotiators for both sides — led by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and China Vice Premier Liu He — need to get behind closed doors, "take the heat down" and work hard on getting an agreement, Bannon said.
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Lopez Obrador's softer language and the prospect of a concession reflect the tone of his comments at a campaign rally on Sunday, where he tried to take the heat out of an exchange with a group of businessmen he has accused of corruption.
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McAdoo's decision last week to bench Manning led to his firing and may take the heat off of Giants owner John Mara, who reportedly was not happy with how the coach presented the plan to the franchise's two-time Super Bowl MVP quarterback.
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"I'll take the heat," Mr. Trump declared during his nearly hourlong televised session on immigration in January, when he shocked attendees by saying that he was open to a sweeping deal that would eventually grant millions of undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship.
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At a 90-minute meeting with congressional Republicans and Democrats, much of it televised, he said he'd be willing to "take the heat" for a broad immigration deal of the sort urgently needed by the country and despised by his hard-core base.
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"Rather than take the time to look carefully at the case and take the heat from the community," Mr. Kowalski said, "prosecutors bring the case and then they're off the hook, they brought the case, and now it's the jury's problem." video
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The Bank of Japan will likely hold off on expanding stimulus later in the day, as calm markets and easing U.S.-China trade tensions take the heat off the central bank from using its limited monetary arsenal to fight the risk of recession.
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"It's not fair to him for him to take the heat on this and he made the decision to let us pay the ads ourselves and not through his firm," an RNC official, speaking on background in order to speak freely, said.
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Paul Rodriguez -- one of the original Latin Kings of Comedy -- says he's sticking his neck out on this one, but is willing to take the heat ... he's a fan of Donald Trump, although he's had it up to here with his antics.
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It means I lost friends who couldn't take the heat, and I struggle to find time for the good ones because I absolutely must go to bed early, even just to toss and turn, if I want any hope of functioning the next day.
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We have no reason to think either of them were lying, but I imagine that if I got in a wreck during drivers ed and my instructor didn't want to take the heat, a mysterious drone sighting sounds like a really good excuse.[Bloomberg]
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There's a proud tradition of Southern liberalism, with some willing to take the heat at any cost, but given that people these days can be downright mean, ever more of my left-leaning friends prefer to express their convictions only when marking the ballot.
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TW), measures to take the heat out of the currency gains include putting the heat on staff - workers are not allowed to have the air conditioning lower than 28 degrees Celsius (82.4°F), said one Sharp HQ worker, who asked not to be identified.
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Indeed, the real question regarding the whip count seems to be whether or not the bill really has the unanimous support of all the other senators, or if a handful of private opponents are simply laying low and letting those four take the heat.
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The National Weather Service has urged residents in affected areas from the Great Plains to the East Coast to take the heat seriously and avoid outdoor activities during mid-afternoon and early evening hours, the most dangerous parts of the day, according to the agency.
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"Let's take the heat, light, noise and excitement out of the relationship by establishing a clear, declared policy that governs our approach to the economic and strategic relationship with the Chinese state," said Michael Shoebridge, director of defense at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
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In a statement to Reuters, Zhang said the United States was trying to demonise China to take the heat off itself, but it was an illusion to think China would bow down and accept a tailor-made set of rules that sought to tie its hands.
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So we built a pretty massive set of heat exchangers that divert sewer water and take the heat out of it and convert it to hot water and run that through a series of pipes in the ground; that heats an entire neighborhood in the city.
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Photo: Hans Pennink (AP)Jeff Bezos yanked his would-be HQ2 campus this week in a show that Amazon simply couldn't take the heat from New Yorkers who opposed the secretive deal and its potential implications for the city's residents, and the Queens community in particular.
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In fact, I wrote one story that I fully intended to be a dirty as can be ("This Might Hurt a Bit" from Skye Warren's Take the Heat anthology), and only after it was published did readers point out that the story actually contained zero sex.
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It seems like a long time ago that Trump was promising that the adult children of illegal immigrants, or "Dreamers," had nothing to worry about and the same Trump was saying that he'd "take the heat" for accepting the immigration compromises made by bipartisan congressional leaders.
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Speaking on Fox News&apos "Hannity" on Wednesday , House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes suggested that the DOJ wants Republicans to lose the House in the midterm elections to take the heat off their oversight probe -- and that the agency strategically times its actions to disrupt the administration.
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You gotta use the dryer, like the hair rollers, you get under there with a plastic shower cap and you take the heat and do a hot-heat treatment, or you do oils like coconut oil, cinnamon essence, rosemary, you rub those in once a week as well.
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Turkey's opposition to the anti-ISIS operation was so predictable that the Obama administration, despite knowing it would be implemented during the Trump administration, offered to put it into place before he took office, precisely so that it could take the heat from Ankara, sparing Trump the diplomatic fallout.
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Those purported stalwarts of robust free speech have inaugurated a new catalogue of insults: the "snowflake" who can't take the heat; the "libtard" who can't think beyond progressive dogma; the "social-justice warrior", once a term applied by left-leaning types to themselves, now appropriated as a smear.
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While it's highly unlikely, this kind of delay could mean that the vote doesn't happen until after the elections in November — an outcome that could give Democrats the opportunity to build up a possible Senate majority, or at the very least take the heat off vulnerable red-state senators.
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After all, she and Bernanke clamored for years for Congress to get more proactive with fiscal policy — investments in the economy that would boost lagging production, raise the standard of living and take the heat off central bankers — and there's now a much friendlier climate to that way of thinking.
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In the first major interview since the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced sweeping measures to recruit new members, Chief Executive Dawn Hudson and President Cheryl Boone Isaacs said they would take the heat from members who will be stripped of their rights to vote on future Oscar nominees and winners.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday appeared open to negotiating a sweeping immigration deal that would eventually grant millions of undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship, declaring that he was willing to "take the heat" politically for an approach that seemed to flatly contradict the anti-immigration stance that charged his political rise.
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We did that when President Trump fired Steve Bannon, his closest White House adviser; when Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the F.B.I.; and when the president bragged to Russian diplomats about firing F.B.I. director James Comey, saying it would take the heat off the Russia investigation.
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Splits between east and west, north and south over migration have posed one of the biggest challenges the European Union has faced and leaders' main hope is that a new deal with Turkey to hold down the numbers arriving can take the heat out of a debate that has seen nationalist parties surge in polls across Europe.
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An aide to Pruitt, the embattled EPA administrator, reportedly tried to take the heat off his boss, who has been mired in negative headlines in recent weeks for excessive spending and security, a condo rental from a lobbyist that was far below market rate, and a brutal congressional hearing, by shopping negative stories about Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, the Atlantic's Elaina Plott reported.
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CHARLES LANE, OPINION WRITER, "WASHINGTON POST": Yes, I think she comes off not too hot in this report because really her inability to resolve one or the other, am I either going to recuse because I met with Bill Clinton on the tarmac or am I going to stay in and take the heat, she never came to rest on that point, which created the opening for Jim Comey to come along and do his thing, which of course this I.G. declares completely improper -- BAIER: Pretty scathing about that.
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It&aposs been their capital for thousands of years, going back to Biblical times and so the President doing that fulfilled, as you said, longstanding US Law, I think it has implications beyond Israel because it showed leadership where other Presidents have not been willing to lead and take the heat and I think you will see beneficial aspects of our foreign policy beyond those borders, and so I think when you&aposre leading with purpose and conviction, good things happen, hey, let&aposs recognize the Golan Heights, Israeli sovereignty there, we&aposre on a roll, get this done, absolutely.
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