I decided to take time out to freeze this feeling forever….
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"Take time out when you need it," the Massachusetts-based psychotherapist advises.
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And it's not just because women, you know, take time out for families.
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No one wants to take time out of their day to vacuum anymore.
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Real folks take time out of their everyday activities to make their point.
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You can take time out and talk to God and say thank you.
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Women who take time out to care for children face much the same.
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They're a reminder to take time out of your day to center your focus.
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I try to take time out for myself every day by finding peace in solitude.
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Did you take time out of the drive to get out and stretch and walk?
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Lizzo chose to take time out from her Australian tour to help bushfire affected victims.
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Repairs on giant robots aren't easy, and the teams had to take time out for that.
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"It's just weird for me to take time out of my life," he said, half-apologetic.
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Temporarily unplug You've got to take time out for yourself, if the job search is exhausting you.
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I also want them to know that they have permission to take time out when it's needed.
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Then you've got to take time out of work to go to the doctor to get antibiotics.
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You can also request grocery service so you don't have to take time out of your day.
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There is also a "Cameron Quitters' Corner" named after May's predecessor David Cameron to take time out.
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Whenever I had to take time out on the weekends to write, I talked to them about why.
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"After this special airs, I'm going to take time out to study life," the father of four said.
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Between missions, you can regain part of your sanity—you have a safe haven, to take time out.
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Fortunately, though, Harrelson's agreed to take time out to chat to us about the project live on Facebook.
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"We're all really busy, and it's sometimes hard to take time out and think about that," Gee said.
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But it's always important to take time out and ask: What am I risking or taking for granted?
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It's a chance to take time out for you — to pause and refresh your perspective on life's everyday struggles.
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In order for me to have a successful day, I have to meditate or take time out to pray.
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The app prompts you to take time out of your day and slow down to focus on your breathing.
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"I had to really take time out for me and figure out what I wanted for myself," she says.
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Most of Melville's leading men, and not just the murderers, take time out to check themselves in a mirror.
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According to the report, McGregor wants to "spawn a few world champions" and is "determined to take time out".
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But you're forgiven if you didn't take time out of your life to establish this very specific paper trail.
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Usually, he turns Reichardt down when he asks to take time out of school for conferences or business meetings.
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Many take time out of their busy schedules to see each presidential candidate at least once, and maybe more.
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And many women are forced to take time out of the workforce because they can't afford child care costs.
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A lot of these people create accounts and take time out of their personal days just to bring you down.
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Most Silicon Valley heavyweights don't take time out from their office job to get face to face with apex predators.
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Even the Shadow of War wants you to take time out of fantasy enslavement to take photos of scenic Mordor.
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I encourage everyone — especially those on a high-powered career track — to take time out, see the world, find yourself.
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And there's no need to take time out to customize if you're in a hurry to get where you're going.
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You might realize you&aposre an introvert, so need to take time out of social and work commitments to recharge.
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Phones carry a ton of germs, but who has the patience to take time out of their days to clean them?
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Consumers should be aware of their reactions to disclosure and take time out to reconsider their options and seek second opinions.
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And they are more likely to take time out of the work force to care for children, parents and their spouses.
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I only have to take time out when there's a lot of tweets to put up, tonight took about an hour.
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"I don't understand why someone would take time out of their day to write something nasty about an innocent child," he added.
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Being a major entertainment developer, it's "really important" to the group that employees take time out to play games during the day.
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" "(H)e would oftentimes take time out of a very busy schedule to spend time talking with me about civil rights cases.
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All of its founders continue to study at Penn, and so far none plans to drop out or take time out of school.
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It's somehow refreshing to know that Kendall Jenner will take time out of her day to comment on a three-month-old selfie.
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Poetry by Elizabeth I from 'Bloemen van het Kwaad' Why would they take time out of their busy days just to write poetry?
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You make an appointment, gather your documents, take time out of your day to work with a preparer, and off your return goes.
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Justin Bieber's gonna have to take time out of his busy world tour schedule to deal with a lawsuit ... according to a judge's order.
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They can talk to voters there who care enough to take time out for a meeting: farmers bruised by tariffs, families battered by opioids.
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It's a heavy lift, of course, asking well-compensated workers to take time out from demanding gigs for the betterment of federal and state governments.
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"While running a business is very hard work, you need to take time out to stand back and enjoy what you have created," he commented.
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For women who take time out for child rearing, or need flexibility, the problem often is not with their employer's family leave policy, she said.
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Dear Heloise: I've taught school for many years, and I would like to encourage parents to take time out and help their younger children read.
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But men bear some risk too, as fathers can also face discrimination in the workplace when they take time out to be with their kids.
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They're sorry they got caught, sorry they weren't smarter and sneakier, sorry they have to take time out of their day to say they're sorry.
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He declined to bring it up during a Nashville rally Tuesday evening, although he did take time out to bash both Hillary Clinton and JAY-Z.
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Connelly, though, will surely take time out this week to reflect on an impressive display which announced the Texas-born Canadian as a player of stature.
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If you haven't seen the series yet, I recommend you take time out of your boring end-of-work-day Google searching and watch an episode.
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"I also hope people take time out of their schedule to spend time with their parents, because they won't be around forever," she told Huffington Post.
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These interactions have taught me a valuable lesson: It's hard to dislike someone thoughtful enough to take time out of their day to make an effort.
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It is also concerned about changes they say penalize people who take time out or who work part-time, which it states will disproportionately affect women.
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And there are very few bands like that on a music tour where people from the bands take time out of their day to go see.
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And so I'm really honored deeply that both of you would take time out of your busy schedules to join us tonight, and be in conversation.
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Means a lot to me for you guys to take time out of y'all busy schedule and I know it meant a lot to my kids too!
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Women, in particular, tend to suffer more compared to men because they typically take time out of the workforce to care for their children, parents and spouses.
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It was clear Zuccarello's current and former teammates were happy to take time out of their summer schedules to be there for him in his home country.
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The 27-year-old world number nine becomes the latest of a clutch of high-ranked players to take time out from the sport due to injury.
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With more of us expecting to work well into our 70s, career breaks are set to become more common as people take time out to retrain and travel.
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We just try to reach out to our fans because they tweet at us, they take time out of their day, so we try to do the same.
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Women also take time out of the workforce to care for family members, which could affect their ability to earn more money and save for retirement, said Lattyak.
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When she's not busy roasting trolls, Donald Trump supporters, or Donald Trump himself, the Harry Potter author likes to take time out to give advice to her fans.
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Elsewhere, staff members can bounce ideas off one another during a game of ping-pong, or even take time out to stretch their legs on a yoga mat.
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It's a simple app that lets you set custom timers for things like writing sessions, reading, checking emails, and anything that will take time out of your day.
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Both experiences led me to take time out to examine what I learned from the ride, whether I appreciated my station when I stopped to take it in.
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Klobuchar also proposes expanding benefits for widows and those who take time out of the work force to take care for children or aging or sick family members.
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Clinton says, she would increase benefits for widows and those who take time out of the paid work force to care for a child or a sick family member.
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But it's also a cultural practice in which people take time out from the daily grind to focus on family, friends and other things that matter more than work.
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However the participation of fifth-seeded Lin, who missed the All-England in 2013 and 2014 to take time out from the sport, is the most eagerly anticipated this week.
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And for her to take time off, for her to take time out of her busy life to come do the first episode of Jerry O is a major deal.
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And it generally follows that the more excited someone is to vote, the more likely they will be to will take time out of their day and cast a ballot.
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Nearby, at the "Be Still Life Drawing Session," viewers could take time out from the fair to draw in front of a beautifully constructed still life with basic materials provided.
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So did the iconic, black turtleneck wearing Apple cofounder really take time out of his day, five years before Apple Music even launched, to play mind games with a potential rival?
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It also means that we cannot take time out of our reporting duties to get into wars of words with the president of the United States or any other newsworthy figure.
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"It's ironic that I've definitely reached a pinnacle in my acting space, which is amazing, but it means that I can't really take time out to concentrate on music," Elba said.
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But while it's important to take time out to socialize and look beyond your business, it's also critical to embrace loneliness in the short term for results in the long term.
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What I will say is this: David Foster Wallace seems fine, but I will not take time out of my only life to read a footnoted book that is 1,079 pages long.
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Clinton wants to make Social Security more generous for widows and for those who take time out of the paid work force to care for a child or a sick family member.
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Two, the idea that a Steam user will take time out of their day to become an amateur reporter and discover the mystery behind a spike in negative user reviews is horribly naive.
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Around basketball, though, he's keenly aware of the impact he can have on others and already looks to pose for pictures or take time out and help kids on or off the court.
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But more than caring about the words they're speaking, the listener is saying that they respect the individual enough to take time out of their busy schedule to consider what they deem important.
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And because a lot of these services were government services, they were only available during traditional business hours, requiring him and others to take time out of their work day to show up.
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On Friday, thousands of young people in Germany and across Europe are set to take time out from school on Friday to join a global strike against climate inaction by those in power.
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These people take time out of their busy lives to make puzzles that challenge and entertain us, and they are much smarter than I am, except perhaps when it comes to gas puns.
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I also love that Marcy and Rich have carved out a special space for the community to meditate, take time out of a busy day, reconnect and think about health in a new way.
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They hypothesized that the common elements to the three groups — a safe environment, the opportunity to take time out from life and encouragement to practice deep breathing — may have been responsible for the improvements.
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"You know, I think it's sad that with all the things that's going on in the country that he would take time out to insult me and to insult my intelligence," Manigault Newman said.
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"I'm not sure it makes sense to start trying to take time out of Iowa to go try to be on a bunch of TV networks to get you national numbers up," Trippi said.
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Ms. Merkel could still try to approach the Social Democrats, her governing partners since 2013, but they suffered losses in the vote and have vowed to take time out in the opposition to regroup.
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"It's sad that with all the things that's going on in the country that he would take time out to insult me and to insult my intelligence," she told MSNBC in reaction to Trump's tweets.
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"It's ironic that I've definitely reached a pinnacle in my acting space, which is amazing, but it means that I can't really take time out to concentrate on music," he told Dancing Astronaut in 2017.
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"Women are financially disadvantaged because we still earn less than men and we typically take time out of our careers for care giving - both of which reduce our ability to prepare for retirement," Oakley said.
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Today, Rod is the chairman of my board, an investor and one of my closest advisors — all because he was willing to take time out of his schedule to help a young entrepreneur from Sweden.
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So you can say, "Well, there's no good scientific study showing that some of those things work," but if they make people feel better and take time out, that's going back to the things that matter.
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This morning, Hillary Clinton had a little clapback for Donald Trump, who decided to take time out of his busy day as president of a global superpower to comment on her newly-released book What Happened.
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I do not want to see the Doctor having to take time out of her busy alien-fighting, world-saving job to just prove that she can do it to supporting characters who should know better.
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"I feel very blessed that all my friends and family were able to make it and take time out of their busy schedules to celebrate such an important time in mine and Tanner's lives," Roper tells PEOPLE.
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In addition to the income gap women face, they are more likely to take time out from their careers to provide care for their parents, children or spouses, according to a recent report from UBS Wealth Management.
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I was just going through a stage in my life where I needed to take time out and be introspective and work on myself and my recovery and help my students do the best job they [could].
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The 38-year-old Tsuper, who was competing in her sixth Olympics in Pyeongchang, said she would have to take time out before making a decision on whether to come back for a seventh games at Beijing 2022.
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According to a newly released survey from Tork, a brand from the global health and hygiene company Essity, employees who want to be on top of their game need to take time out of their workday to decompress.
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Women are also more likely to take time out of the labor force, reduce the number of hours worked and switch jobs to firms that are more "family friendly" in lieu of higher paychecks, the NBER paper said.
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These items can now only qualify if they are prescribed by a doctor – but most people are unwilling to set up a doctor's appointment and take time out of the work day to get a prescription for aspirin.
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"She knows that caregivers -- disproportionately women -- who take time out of the workforce to care for loved ones provide invaluable work for their families and the nation," Nancy Altman, the president of Social Security Works, said in a statement.
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It's hard to deny that the market continues to create a world where we're all going to have more time to watch Designated Survivor and The Housemaiden and less of a need to ever take time out to run errands.
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The company will no doubt take time out to talk up all the multitasking functionality that extra screen real estate affords, in terms of opening multiple windows, which is nice for workflow and doing things like previewing photos while shooting.
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When kids take time out of the school day for physical activity, whether in dedicated gym classes or by incorporating movement into classroom lessons, students may have an easier time focusing on their classwork and do better in school, Redondo said.
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It was an extraordinary chance encounter that spoke to the trust's efforts to keep the building as alive and accessible as possible, even if it means members have to take time out of their personal days for a stranger or two.
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"She lost a great deal of confidence after being knocked down by a car a couple of years ago ... can't thank such a busy person enough to take time out to make a little girl's dream become one step closer," Bridgewater wrote.
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I believe in their potential to affect those who choose to participate in them, to dip a toe in the culture and take time out from their days for a little digital escapism, above and beyond the possibilities of any other medium.
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"It's, like, crazily overwhelming because it's just hard to believe that some iconic superstar celebrity decided to take time out of her day to make someone else's day, even with a single emoji," Ms. Chesney said in an interview during her school lunch.
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Betty Little told Refinery29 she understands that sometimes it's difficult to take time out of your day to go to the polls, so the commission is trying to create a way for no-excuse absentee and early voting in order to facilitate the process.
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Can't thank such a busy person enough to take time out to make a little girl's dream become one step closer, although not sure she's fully aware that it'll take more than riding go-karts and sleeping in pods to make it with Google!
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Given that his bad week in India comes not long after "peoplekind" made the rounds in the world media, it may not be a bad idea for Trudeau to take time out from the globe-trotting glamour thing and, I don't know, do some governing.
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It says a lot about the modern world that, in the day after a terror attack in London, the mayor of the city actually has to take time out of his day to talk about a tweet from the son of the president of the United States.
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"Also, you will see really kind-hearted individuals that want to teach you how to run an attack, which I find interesting every time — that someone is willing to take time out of their day to teach another person how to commit a huge crime," he said.
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"Experiencing the euphoria of knowing someone in the outside world cares enough to take time out of their day to write, answer phone calls, and visit can be enough to propel someone in prison through a 10-year sentence with a positive outlook on life," he wrote.
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"I was taking the loss of money to take time out of my day to promote the company, so basically, I would set up a [booth] in a supplement shop, like a GNC, and give out protein samples and talk to people about it," he recalled.
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It is even more remarkable when you consider that a few days later, Harvey Weinstein would take time out of his intensive one-week rehab to call Lupita Nyong'o a liar, after the actress published a detailed account in the Times of being harassed by Weinstein.
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Researchers suggest traditional gender roles contribute to the drop: Mothers are expected (and more likely) to take time out of the labor force to raise a family, reduce working hours and take a pay cut in order to work for an employer with more family-friendly benefits.
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"Particularly this week, with everything on his plate, that he would take time out and have a conversation with the Security Council is a sign that he's open to listening to them," said Nancy Soderberg, a former ambassador to the United Nations during the Clinton administration.
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And that really, really means a lot to me because I also now am taking more license to allow myself a time to do nothing, to read, to look very very carefully at going on a walk and looking at things that I'm passing, to take time out.
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Other candidates, including Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders, also want to create a Social Security credit for people who take time out of the work force to care for family, "to compensate the more than 43 million unpaid family caregivers for their work," according to Mr. Sanders's campaign.
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The idea was "Live Life for a Living," and it was a chance for the grown-ups, so use to worrying about our kids' development and happiness, to take time out to network, learn and escape from our everyday lives to the idyllic setting of Candlewood Lake in Connecticut.
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For instance, Washington State launched a "Paid Family and Medical Leave" program that will cover both salaried and self-employed workers who need to take time out of the workforce due to illness or after having a child — a significant development and a model for other states and the nation at large.
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But even as the department took stock of its past, Pompeo was obliged to take time out to attend a second event that day, at an impressive venue — the so-called "Jefferson Rooms" — replete with antiques and offering panoramic views of the National Mall from the eighth floor of the Truman Building.
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"If I'm not protecting my time, if I'm not learning how to say 'no,' even to the best things, even to the most worthy things — because I need to sleep or I need to eat or I need to take time out to exercise — then I am no good to my children," Obama said.
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"My partners and I formed Stay Fit because, when you think about it, it's crazy to imagine most guys who are very young who get traded or called up at a moment's notice being able to just take time out of a baseball schedule to drive around looking for a place to live in an unfamiliar city," Hauptman said.
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Most big lenders say they are willing to do something to help employees affected by the shutdown, but the situation is still far from ideal: Workers already stressed by the scenario now have to take time out to make calls and try to negotiate a deal for themselves, and they're not all getting the same treatment.
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"If I have a home, it's always there and I can rent it out, but if I'm a professional photographer and I want to make some extra money doing a photography tour of L.A., I have to take time out to do it; I can only scale so much unless I build a business or hire other photographers," Quinby said.
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Nor is a vet visit fun for pet owners, who have to take time out of their schedules to shift their unwilling beast(s) into a room full of other unwilling beasts — hoping the howls of protest from the blacked-out cage in the corner aren't shrill enough to set off an answering caterwaul from their own misery crate… meooooooooowwwwwwwwwwl!
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Leonard, a reporter for Golf Channel and NBC, said, "I think seeing the president take time out of what we can only imagine being such a busy schedule and placing importance on golf from a business and social level, and for guys like Rory to take the time — obviously he's been battling an injury, but that's a call that you don't turn down."
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And of course it's no fun to read this-or-that evergreen think piece on the hit that women take when they take time out to raise their kids; or to watch this-or-that movie about this-or-that woman who was ruthless and childless and made a lot of money; or this-or-that other woman who had kids and therefore never made a dime.
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"I think probably my deepest fantasy is that I will have money enough and time enough, that I won't get so caught up in the rat race to succeed, that I'll just take time out to create an artistic salon with a pool and a tennis court and a gorgeous country house, and glamorous and brilliant friends will come and spend a weekend there," he said.
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Women, especially, need to prioritize building their cash reserve in case they need to take time out of the workforce to care for a child or older family member, Monica Sipes, Senior Wealth Advisor at Exencial Wealth Advisors, tells CNBC Make It. "It is even more important for women to have an emergency fund in the event of unforeseen life events, such as divorce or a child's illness," she says.
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Whether you like President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 220006,2202 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE or not, it's important to take time out from Twitter to consider the monumental significance of the big picture: We are making history, and we are rewriting the history books.
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Along with his bandmates–Josh Salter and Seamus Dalton, who also play in Monomyth, and the newly minted fourth member, Brad Loughead, also of Each Other – Chapman has had to take time out of his day job as a biochemist at Dalhousie University to hit the road to promote a brand new Nap Eyes album called Thought Rock Fish Scale, a collection of unflappable, jangling, classic indie rock songs that may have set a record for the number of comparisons one band has ever received – from the Velvet Underground and the Modern Lovers to Pavement and the Clean, the list is almost endless.
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