Furthermore, all of the benefits that come with taking a break will actually put you ahead of hardcore workaholics because you'll feel more relieved, creative, and motivated after taking a break.
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She was taking a break from teaching gymnastics to children.
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So are we taking a break here or we coming?
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In fact, taking a break can help improve your productivity.
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Taking a break from work can be great for productivity.
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Is that already underway, or are you taking a break?
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Matt Damon is taking a break from the big screen.
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"Taking a break from music and the spotlight," she wrote.
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Did taking a break from touring open the creative floodgates?
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Jeff Lewis is taking a break from his new relationship.
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Travis Scott seems to be taking a break from Instagram.
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Lauren Bushnell is taking a break from the dating scene.
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Sarah Paulson is taking a break from American Horror Story.
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He also says he's taking a break from social media.
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The DealBook newsletter is taking a break for Good Friday.
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But I feel like taking a break from that subject.
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The DealBook team will be taking a break until Jan.
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The Learning Network will be taking a break from Dec.
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I have to be okay with taking a break sometimes.
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The Daily is taking a break for the holiday weekend.
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In 2015, though, she announced she was taking a break.
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Chrissy Teigen is taking a break — of sorts, anyway — from Twitter.
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Nikki and Brie Bella are taking a break from Total Divas.
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He later announced he would be taking a break from YouTube.
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After taking a break, the Dead began touring again in 1976.
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I read recently that you are taking a break from Harvard.
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LOS ANGELES — PewDiePie is taking a break from his daily vlogging.
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"I think it was actually [from] taking a break," she said.
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The weekly News Quiz is taking a break this week, too.
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Taking a break from work will help you be more productive.
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Molly Worthen KATE Havard is taking a break from American conservatism.
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Alton has since decided that he's "taking a break" from religion.
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The DealBook newsletter will be taking a break for July 4.
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While taking a break from finding her own co-host for Live!
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Taking a break from politics, she founded Good Food Organics in 2005.
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Taking a break is the best way to move yourself forward, Sag!
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"Timothée, thanks for taking a break from the gas station," teased Kroll.
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Eventually everyone realized that he was a fellow employee, taking a break.
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He then announced that he would be taking a break from vlogging.
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Plan on taking a break from your porn habit this Valentine's Day?
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"I'm taking a break of internet," she allegedly wrote at the time.
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I'll see you next year I'm taking a break from this shit.
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"Tracy was a great shooter," Malone says, taking a break to reflect.
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It's so simple, in fact, that it even includes taking a break.
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Even just taking a break to go for a walk may help.
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She later apologized and claimed to be taking a break from Twitter.
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"We are taking a break, but NOT ending the project," he wrote.
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KSNV reported that another controller was on duty but taking a break.
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I am currently living at home and taking a break from school.
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We're taking a break next week, and we'll be back on Jan.
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They say they're "taking a break," but it's a play on words.
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Could he be thinking about maybe cutting down or taking a break?
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No one is going to the gas station or taking a break.
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She photographed him while he was taking a break at a cafe.
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Taking a break from meetings altogether can also be helpful — and refreshing.
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I know we're taking a break or whatever but she's my cousin.
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Was Peretti — pregnant at the time — taking a break from the show?
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I was just taking a break for a second from my swim.
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Is she just taking a break from her world travels as a journalist?
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Logan Paul has returned to YouTube after taking a break from social media.
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But in 2018, as in 2012, the festival will be taking a break.
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"It's weird but I'm nervous," Phil admits while taking a break from dancing.
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She confirmed in an Instagram post that the two were taking a break.
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Clarke is taking a break from one big franchise by jumping into another.
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Taking a break from Mars, Greer, and Jamie means they can't help, either.
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Prince George is taking a break from palace life to celebrate his birthday!
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Taking a break may be exactly what you need to reboot your mind!
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After taking a break from dating altogether, I decided to get on Tinder.
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So is anyone actually taking a break and going on a fun vacation?
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After taking a break, he started skating again a little at a time.
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Taking a break wouldn't be out of the ordinary for the comedy duo.
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Maybe Abby's feet hurt, or she was taking a break from her friends.
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She reiterated Monday that she did not regret taking a break from basketball.
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But the thing about taking a break from life is that you can't.
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Some were taking a break to see the country's longest suspension bridge nearby.
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I also admire the ones who are taking a break and not working.
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I wander into the galley, where the flight attendants are taking a break.
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You wouldn't believe how much you can change by just taking a break.
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The DealBook Morning Agenda newsletter will be taking a break over the holidays.
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I will be taking a break from writing the newsletter until Thursday, Jan.
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"Will be taking a break from social media for the time being," Wood tweeted.
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Good news, Ross and Rachel fans: Friends isn't actually taking a break from Netflix.
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In between interviews about his upcoming Netflix special, Tracy Morgan is taking a break.
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After two full work days with the new president, Congress is taking a break.
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Gigi Hadid is following Kendall Jenner's lead and taking a break from social media.
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John Mayer may be taking a break from eating Oreos for the foreseeable future.
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I'm taking a break from Boardwalk Empire to watch the newest season of Love.
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Bella Hadid is taking a break from the red carpet, but not from fashion.
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Poulter said he was taking a break from Twitter to protect his mental health.
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"Will be taking a break from social media for the time being," she wrote.
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Ivanka Trump is taking a break from the campaign trail to vacation with friends.
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Josh McDermitt is heeding his own advice and taking a break from social media.
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And because of that workload—Lilly Singh is tired, and she's taking a break.
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But nothing beats him taking a break from his campaign to change his clothes.
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A few hours later, he posted saying he was taking a break from Twitter.
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On April 1st, Thorne announced that she was taking a break from social media.
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There's nothing wrong with taking a break, but we've engineered our environment for distraction.
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For very young children, taking a break from the media altogether is especially important.
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"Tapering and taking a break is anathema to that building of confidence," Taylor says.
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Selena Gomez might be taking a break from Justin Bieber, but not the Bible.
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The former world No. 1 in singles will be taking a break from tennis.
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Jeff Lewis and Gage Edward are taking a break from their 10 year relationship.
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He thought about taking a break from tennis; he didn't know for how long.
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What happens if there is an emergency while the doorman is taking a break?
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Taking a break from the collective chaos was 70-year-old volunteer Héctor Méndez.
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But taking a break from your digital devices isn't just reserved for the nighttime.
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Heart attacks and strokes are not taking a break while the virus is here.
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Millions of people volunteer abroad every year — students, taking-a-break students, church members.
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That group can be seen on the video, taking a break before teeing off.
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I was taking a break from college to backpack alone in Greece and Turkey.
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The cost of taking a break from paid work is high and getting higher.
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"I am taking [a] break from YouTube next year," he said in a video.
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According to People, Hadid and Cameron are taking a break from their summer romance.
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Fume Knight, on the other hand, charges, and prevents players from taking a break.
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Taking a break from work also gives you a chance to relax and recharge.
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Then I think stepping back and taking a break makes a lot of sense.
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He's acquired a boxing license in California and is taking a break from UFC.
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Lilly Singh, one of YouTube's most successful creators, is taking a break from the platform.
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Taking a break/reconnaissance mission to Tulum, Mexico, enjoying some star visibility for a change.
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Bloomberg had earlier reported that Field was taking a break from the electric car maker.
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"A lot of people are disappointed," he said, taking a break on a park bench.
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Taking a break from alcohol can be great for your health in the long run.
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Justin Bieber may be taking a break from music, but he sure is on Instagram.
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" Frankel told PEOPLE, "Recent additional family stress was a catalyst to [Luann] taking a break.
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Kate Middleton is taking a break from her signature bouncy blowouts in favor of ponytails.
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In the meantime, the three observatories are all taking a break from scanning the cosmos.
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After taking a break to compose himself—or call 911—Hawkins is back on camera.
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However, an insider said the pair hope to reconcile and are just taking a break.
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Tilman's not sleeping -- he's taking a break from the surprisingly hard work of harvesting mussels.
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She also reiterated she's taking a break from wrestling in hopes of starting a family.
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Think Drew and Jonathan Scott are taking a break while Property Brothers is on hiatus?
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Looks like Selena Gomez has changed her tune about taking a break from social media.
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It was not clear how long they would continue to work before taking a break.
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Reports say Genie's been considering taking a break from tennis to recover from recent injuries.
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Emma Watson is taking a break from acting to learn more about feminism – and herself.
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Meanwhile, the dollar was steady against the yen, taking a break from its recent decline.
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Since Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt was taking a break from filming, she had some unexpected time.
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He and Mr. McIntyre had gotten lost and were taking a break at a diner.
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In two-foot high tunnels, workers dig for coal for hours without taking a break.
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If you're just taking a break, then the Switch's Sleep Mode is a better choice.
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Her 21-year-old son is currently living at home, taking a break from college.
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Please note: California Today is taking a break on Thursday and Friday for the holiday.
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Other studies show that these effects last up to a month after taking a break.
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Sometimes you're going crazy and sometimes you're taking a break and letting things sink in.
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Did you respond like Mr. Hagerman by taking a break from media for a while?
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Congress is in recess for August, and the president is taking a break from Washington.
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Photographer Jacki Bruniquel caught a groom and a friend taking a break in spun chairs.
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No news quiz: The quiz is taking a break and will return on July 3803.
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"I do see the members moving and taking a break," he said from the floor.
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In mid-August, the reality star announced that she and Josh were taking a break.
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One of Newcomer's colleagues, Juan Manuel Montoya, was taking a break when the shooting started.
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Don't feel guilty taking a break—stepping back from whatever you're working on is important.
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Riverdale's Cole Sprouse is taking a break from Bughead drama to participate in another complicated romance.
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What does he mean by that, and is it true that you'll be taking a break?
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The couple are taking a break as Caussin enters a rehabilitation center for an undisclosed treatment.
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Jesse L. Martin is taking a break from filming The Flash to focus on his health.
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Were they using their excellent field of view to hunt rodents, or just taking a break?
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Just like all couples we have ups and downs, and we have been taking a break.
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Earlier this month, Oracle said Kurian was taking a break and the company expected him back.
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I catch some of my colleagues in the kitchen taking a break and chat with them.
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Following the news, Kramer and the former NFL tight end announced they were taking a break.
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Either way ... they looked pretty relaxed taking a break from the hot and muggy L.A. weather.
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Following Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery, the reality star has been taking a break from social media.
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Scheduling note: Harder Line is taking a break next Monday during the week of July 4.
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She also said she'll be taking a break from social media to concentrate on Corentin's recovery.
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They prefer to think that they're taking a break from work rather than that they're retired.
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But, the study also conceded that taking a break isn't necessarily the best option for everyone.
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People reports that Hough is taking a break after last season's win with conservationist Bindi Irwin.
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The bottom line: The health care battle may be taking a break, but it never ends.
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Even when she's taking a break from social media, Taylor Swift always has her squad's back.
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After taking a break to finish his medical degree, Charlton is back to finish his trilogy.
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Congress is taking a break for Thanksgiving after their first action-packed week following the elections.
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Given all these hassles and barriers, you might justify taking a break from your exercise routine.
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Below, we've rounded up 21 stories, via Whisper, about the many realities of "taking a break."
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Now that the company hit its target, some of its production lines are taking a break.
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I couldn't relax; I felt guilty taking a break when the household duties hadn't been done.
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To protect your mental health, the World Health Organization advises taking a break from the news.
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PEOPLE confirmed earlier this month that Jenner and Scott are taking a break from their relationship.
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Take the labor out of sex This holiday is all about taking a break from labor.
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As a result, many parents with young children resort to taking a break from their career.
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That hasn't kept others from giving him, and Curry, a hard time for taking a break.
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Instead of taking a break we just went straight into the studio and made a record.
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I was taking a break from kids, my husband and my 80-pound incessantly barking dog.
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Ocasio-Cortez, taking a break from orientation, stopped by to rally them and show her support.
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Daisy Ridley is taking a break from social media following backlash over an anti-gun violence post.
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This was actually an unexpectedly nice aspect of this leg — taking a break from being in charge.
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Carey closed her remarks by announcing she's taking a break from social media until her March tour.
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West has been taking a break from major public appearances following his breakdown and hospitalization last November.
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After taking a break to harvest more embryos, Angela is now thrilled to be six weeks pregnant.
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I also take breaks from the account pretty often, I'm currently taking a break for the week!
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Little sister Kendall Jenner was in tow ... evidently taking a break from the "Free the Nipple" movement.
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Lily Collins is taking a break from her busy schedule to enjoy some fun in the sun!
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Evolution Mining is taking a break after pursuing an aggressive growth strategy over the past 12 months.
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Taylor Swift seems to be taking a break from men, and opting for ladies nights out instead.
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But during the summer, that childcare evaporates, with most schools taking a break of around ten weeks.
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Selena Gomez is taking a break from celebrity, but her Instagram account is still in the spotlight.
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He made it sound like taking a break would actually be a good thing for the career.
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Drew Barrymore is opening up about returning to acting after taking a break to raise her children.
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While taking a break from his entertainment duties, Surchard also shared a photograph alongside the KarJenner sisters.
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Lifestyle modifications—like taking a break from a busy tour schedule—are also critical, says Dr. Staud.
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One way she's been centering her life is taking a break from her pop star music career.
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Paul died in a car crash while taking a break from filming Furious 7 in November 2013.
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We're taking a break for Christmas, but we'll be back with a new installment on January 4.
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Forget taking a break for the holiday weekend — Julianne Hough is still going strong on her workouts.
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This new venture by Bieber comes after the singer announced that he's taking a break from music.
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On Tuesday, Bloom and Perry announced they were taking a break after over a year of dating.
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She said that she typically runs for 15 minutes before taking a break for various floor exercises.
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Skyscraper serves as her return to the big screen after taking a break away from the spotlight.
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Say yes to taking a break from your spreadsheets and documents in favor of a creative break.
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At the time, I thought of it as "taking a break from college," not dropping out altogether.
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Although Taylor has said she'll be taking a break in the New Year... BUT HOW COULD SHE?
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It might mean strain at work or taking a break from hobbies that usually bring you joy.
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I've been taking a break from crosswords for a while due to general business in my life.
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I did purchase the CD, I wasn't just taking a break from doing rad kickflips or anything.
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Bieber just announced he's taking a break from music to focus on his family and his health.
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Millie Bobby Brown is taking a break from hanging out in the Upside Down to produce movies.
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After more than a year of dating, Camila Mendes and Charles Melton are reportedly taking a break.
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For one, Reed Hastings is taking a break from running Netflix to write a book about ... Netflix.
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Cory Booker are taking a break from the presidential campaign for a stop on the red carpet.
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Gaga announced that she and Kinney were taking a break in 2016, following speculation they had split.
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"I could go seven hours, eight hours without taking a break thinking," writes the "Shark Tank" star.
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When I was younger, taking a break like that made my body feel better, less banged up.
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Incorporating fun opportunities for bonding virtually, like taking a break to play Jackbox Games, is also important.
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But what if you feel like taking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life?
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After more than five hours of sustained abuse, Jones declared she was taking a break from Twitter.
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His gift is to tell this joke as if just taking a break from the more compelling argument.
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Jessica Simpson is taking a break from her tropical getaway to share a few sexy selfies with fans.
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Does that mean the franchise is going to be taking a break (perhaps at the Star Wars hotel)?
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I also hope that others my age consider taking a break and focus on themselves more this year.
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Ed Sheeran has it, but is taking a break because he feels like he's missing out on life.
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Amy Schumer clarified that her Comedy Central show is simply taking a break, not going off the air.
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Please note: We'll be taking a break next week, but the News Quiz will be back on Feb.
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In August, Selena Gomez announced she was taking a break from performing to deal with depression and anxiety.
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Did Bella Thorne really reveal she's taking a break from social media for the rest of the year?
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But instead of taking a break to get themselves together, the hilarious duo decided to sing about it.
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At one point, the group learns that one of their members is taking a break from the game.
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The singer said that she typically runs for 15 minutes before taking a break for various floor exercises.
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Fans seemed to love the comedian's set, taking a break from the music to laugh and hang out.
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The news came a few weeks after Gomez announced that she is taking a break from social media.
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In following tweets, Carter seemingly announced he will also be taking a break from social media until 2018.
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Text messages shared during the trial showed Davenport and Hines talked about taking a break before Hines' death.
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"Taking a break from the attic and reorganizing the kitchen," she writes, accompanied by a face-palm emoji.
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Cuffs just aren't that portable, and the HeartGuide let him check in while taking a break at work.
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Students and faculty sip beer in the background, taking a break from the future to enjoy the present.
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Each surf pro gets eight runs during a practice session at the Surf Ranch, before taking a break.
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Instead of powering through, consider intentionally taking a break from a large project for up to 10 hours.
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Jennie said back in November she and Dave were taking a break, but now it looks like forever.
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It wasn't clear if they are waiting to speak to a sales assistant or just taking a break.
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This is Damon, taking a break from scout duty to have a quick rest behind the frontline barricades.
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There's no shame in taking a break from credit cards as you work on overall financial management.3.
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Taking a break from your smartphone, and all that comes with it, can also boost your career success.
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Trump also passed the time taking a break from his usual cable news viewing for some public broadcasting.
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Firefighters taking a break from the battle against the remnants of the blaze also helped serve Thanksgiving meals.
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You can watch on up to three devices simultaneously too, so don't sweat taking a break mid-round.
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By taking a break from procreation in order to nourish their young, burying beetles strike an elegant balance.
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After months of blow-drying hair to avoid winter colds, Robin suggests taking a break from heating appliances.
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Yes: It's great for picking up old projects (instead of starting new ones) and generally taking a break.
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She told her followers in a raw YouTube video in November 2018 that she was taking a break.
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After taking a break from fashion in 2018, Yeezy — Kanye West's fashion line — is back for season 8.
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NEW YORK, March 15 (Reuters) - The city that never sleeps will be taking a break from the action.
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Noting the wear and tear on Alderson, Wilpon said he had talked to Alderson about taking a break.
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It wasn't the first time she said she was taking a break from the platform in recent months.
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And if taking a break does lead to a breakup, who's to say that that's a bad outcome?
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One of those videos, sources said, featured Karp taking a break from snow skiing to address the camera.
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Taking a break allows you to come back to your task with renewed energy and sense of purpose.
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Henry David Thoreau was there as well, taking a break from his hermit-like existence on Walden Pond.
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Please note: The News Quiz will be taking a break next week thanks to the Presidents' Day holiday.
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A programming note: I will be off, taking a break from writing this newsletter starting Thursday, Aug. 10.
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Senate leaders said they expect to get through about 10 to 12 per side before taking a break.
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For nearly a year and a half before this, I had been taking a break from serious dating.
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U.S. markets will re-open on Tuesday for trade after taking a break on Monday for Labor Day.
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"I am taking (a) break from YouTube next year," he said in a video uploaded over the weekend.
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It's great for taking a break—Mercury's not moving forward, so use this time to catch up on rest.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are taking a break from their summer vacation for a very public date night!
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Update, 1:00pm: The committee is taking a break for lunch, but photos from the hearing say it all.
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She's now taking a break from the demands of fandom as she feels that others are supporting them too.
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But with the date quickly approaching, the comedian doesn't seem to be taking a break from his hectic schedule.
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It's a magnet for unshaven backpacker types taking a break from hiking the route around Ecuador's volcanoes and craters.
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I was taking a break from my work as a writer, so I didn't have that creative outlet anymore.
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And if you're finding yourself getting too invested in your sleep tracker, it may be worth taking a break.
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While the rest of the team arrived to fall camp refreshed, Harper showed up without ever taking a break.
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He has been planning on taking a break from the spotlight to rest and regroup and address his health.
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Though Kim Kardashian has been taking a break from the spotlight, that hasn't stopped her from supporting her husband.
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According to several posts on Reinhart's Instagram story, the actress is taking a break from Twitter due to negativity.
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The picture, of Dawson Newbold taking a break from sandbagging, was taken by Michael Noble, not by Sid Hastings.
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The new iPhone Xr is finally arriving tomorrow, but Apple isn't sitting back and taking a break anytime soon.
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Taking the job meant taking a break from the city I had worked so hard to make it to.
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When taking a break, always address when the debate will continue, or breaks can often slip into conflict avoidance.
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Eric Dane is taking a break from filming his current series in order to focus on managing his depression.
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Mia also played on a bouncy slide before taking a break to snack on a popsicle and an apple.
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"What we're seeing here is people taking a break from these massive swings we have had recently," he said.
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After taking a break of nearly two weeks, Warren Buffett has resumed and accelerated his Phillips 66 shopping spree.
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That doesn't mean the shows are canceled, however: According to the report, they are simply taking a break. Phew.
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"Taking a break and enjoying those everyday moments is extremely rewarding," Ivanka told PEOPLE after welcoming Arabella in 2011.
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HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we'll be taking a break until Congress gets back from vacation.
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Landrieu explained that he's still trying to make up his mind after recently taking a break from public service.
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Jimmy Buffett is taking a break from vacay mode in "Margaritaville" to endorse a Democrat in Florida's gubernatorial race.
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A nation wonders whether Huma is really single now or if she and Anthony are just taking a break.
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On December 11, Woods announced he was taking a break from golf to focus on his marriage and family.
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TAKING A BREAK It's quite common for a market that has run up so far so fast to retreat.
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A group of six sat on a curb eating sandwiches, taking a break after hauling away barrels of litter.
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Last month, PEOPLE confirmed that Kylie and Travis Scott, 28, were taking a break after two years of dating.
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Ewan McGregor enjoyed quality time with his kids for the last nine months while taking a break from acting.
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High up in the mountains, staying in Liechtenstein felt like taking a break from the world — and my journey.
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My taking a break and being home with the kids, I think I arguably have done more of that.
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For people with food restrictions that are more lifestyle-driven, you suggested considering taking a break on the holidays.
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Popular YouTuber Lilly Singh even made headlines when she announced she was taking a break to recharge her batteries.
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Though Lovato admitted she was "on dating apps for a while," she told DeGeneres she was taking a break.
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And after taking a break for Disrupt, Original Content is back with a review of "The Politician" on Netflix.
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They were in the kitchen, taking a break from a threesome scene, when Daniels confided in her co-star.
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"For right now we both are taking a break to focus on our own very crazy lives," she wrote.
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I'd also like to avoid 16 straight hours of flying by taking a break in london for a day.
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The 30-year-old recently said he was taking a break from YouTube as he was "feeling very tired."
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Age: 40 Originally from Madrid, Garcia worked at Heineken Spain before taking a break to work for other consumer brands.
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"I'm looking forward to a little bit of rest," he says about taking a break from his current crazy schedule.
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Over the weekend, my colleague Christina Farr published a story about her experience taking a break from Instagram and Facebook.
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In other words, Instagram is taking a break from ripping off Snapchat features to make a move on YouTube's turf.
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She's been taking a break to deal with Lyme disease, which she was diagnosed with in 2014, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Taking a break from his studies and other undisclosed hand business, Mr. Hand swipes away on an app called Blundr.
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One of the hot days out there and they were resting on the porch, taking a break from the strike.
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The social media queen took to Instagram to share that she is taking a break from performing following Broccoli Fest.
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The AAA recommended driving while normally awake and taking a break every two hours or every 100 miles (160 km).
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From Windhoek, we drove four hours through an alternating backdrop of featureless plains and undulating hills before taking a break.
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You might be taking a break from your daily life, but there's a rude reality waiting for you back home.
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Kloos says he's taking a break to launch a different series, but that he's not done with Frontlines just yet.
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Alec Baldwin is taking a break from impersonating Trump on Saturday Night Live to be a dad … to a turkey.
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Kordei tweeted that she was taking a break from social media, and has not posted anything since releasing her statement.
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According to her assistant, she will be taking a break from public appearances and she has not updated her app.
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Then, six months after having her daughter, Stormi, Jenner revealed on Instagram that she was taking a break from fillers.
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Ariana Grande (right) announced she's taking a break from social media after her fiance, Pete Davidson (left), scrubbed his account.
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YouTube star Lilly Singh has announced to fans that she's taking a break, specifically to focus on her mental health.
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As much as I enjoyed taking a break from social media, I never want to give up my smartphone again.
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But the beauty mogul is taking a break from the norm, and bringing back the neon trend for the trip.
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After taking a break in early December, Empire will soon return to the air to finish up its second season.
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The Avengers: Infinity War stars are taking a break from saving the world to help fight the battle against cancer.
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In August, Louie announced that he'd be taking a break from his own show to work on some new projects.
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Then, they announced they were taking a break to deal with stress, and did not resurface online until this year.
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At the moment, Patricia is taking a break from reworking her résumé to show me her secret Amazon shopping cart.
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"All those friends in the photo — they were all martyred," he said, taking a break from digging graves for them.
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She planted one foot indoors and one on the sidewalk, keeping an eye on the bar while taking a break.
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He was taking a break in the shade of a tree from his 10-hour shift mowing the town's grass.
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The 32-year-old Hawaii native played for Sky Blue FC and Philadelphia Independence before taking a break from soccer.
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Taking a break at 53 minutes and eleven seconds, which is probably a future longitude clue I won't get either.
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Apparently, Rita Wilson's is taking a break from reading Ender's Game to spit every bar of a classic rap jam.
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Another sweet snapshot shows Aniston taking a break from the photoshoot and posing inside her home with her dog Clyde.
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But for now, he says he is taking a break from the walk to enjoy a bed and air conditioning.
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In the U.S., Madison is a mother who is taking a break from school to care for her young son.
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Just opening the window and enjoying the breeze, or taking a break with a good cup of coffee, count too.
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"I do see the members moving and taking a break," Representative Jason Crow, Democrat of Colorado, said, interrupting his speech.
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Yet, few of the fearful are taking a break from hyperventilating long enough to question whether their concerns are valid.
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Though she's taking a break from school to focus on the upcoming pageant, she plans to get her degree afterwards.
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After the pair tie the knot for a second time, they'll be "taking a break" while they "enjoy a honeymoon."
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Snapshot: Above, traditional lion dancers taking a break before a performance during Lunar New Year celebrations in Bangkok on Tuesday.
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But he did not take full responsibility, faulting CNN for reporting that Mr. Carson was "taking a break" from the campaign.
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Coconut is currently taking a break from stardom to visit the vet to determine the exact reason behind her unique look.
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Sam Nastase was taking a break from his lab work to peruse Twitter when he saw a tweet about his manuscript.
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Charlie Rose will undergo heart surgery on Thursday and will be taking a break from anchoring CBS This Morning to recover.
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In a side room off the main hospital corridor, a doctor is taking a break and it makes an incongruous sight.
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I'm sure a ton of people reading this are probably taking a break from coding, launching, building, shipping and tweaking products.
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The company has announced a plan to help pay for moms who want spend Mother's Day taking a break from mothering.
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"Taking a break for a play date 💚 #bts #gotgv2 #pressday," the 38-year-old actress captioned her accompanying Instagram shot.
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I will personally be taking a break from apple juice because the idea of fish bladders is a little gross. 4.
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In the wake of her feud with James Charles, YouTube beauty guru Tati Westbrook is taking a break from creating videos.
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Taking a break from writing to create some subzero fun for the neighbors to enjoy—or not :O#amwriting #frozenpants pic.twitter.
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At the very least, you might consider taking a break from your friend's ex until they feel better about the breakup.
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Paul and Donna, a pleasant couple in their mid-30s, are taking a break from an evening spent doing household chores.
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Their relationship reportedly bloomed while Sheeran was taking a break from music, and the two spent much of 2016 traveling together.
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Sarah Hyland is taking a break from social media following the tragic death of her 14-year-old cousin Trevor Canaday.
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Taking a break from his campaign, Mr Yavas says a vote for him is a vote against economic mismanagement and corruption.
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Nowadays taking a break from work to recharge and to experience local cultures tend to be the top of the list.
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For the last six years, she's been taking a break from acting and happy travelling and nesting with her musician boyfriend.
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This is a fact one paddle boarder found out while taking a break near the shore of a North American river.
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He began is self-enrichment tour with a rambling post about taking a break to better himself: Have been stuck lately.
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Britney Spears might currently be taking a break from the stage, but that doesn't mean that she has stopped performing altogether.
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The former banker told the network he'll be taking a break through Labor Day, after which he'll announce his next move.
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Peta Murgatroyd may be taking a break from her passion of dancing to focus on her new love: son Shai Aleksander.
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At the moment, the pair are taking a break from The Torist, but future issues might be in the pipeline soon.
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A Szechuan meat dish Last summer, I was living alone in the Missouri woodlands, taking a break from New York City.
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A few weeks ago, my therapist told me she's taking a break from seeing clients to work on some other things.
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Other folks I know are taking a break from startups and are nestling into the warm confines of a desk job.
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Huffington adds that taking a break from your devices is a simple well-being tip that people don't give enough attention.
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If Friends taught us anything, it's that "taking a break" isn't simple — and it doesn't mean the same thing to everyone.
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It's the perfect side hustle for the Grammy award-winning singer, especially since she's supposedly taking a break from recording music.
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If you're taking a break from your own family's dinner, let your mouth water at the ones the Food section discovered.
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After taking a break from the blistering heat on Tuesday, Alizé Cornet came back onto court with her top on incorrectly.
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Taking a break from rehearsal, Mr. Chaudry, 30, spoke about the play's origins and what his family thinks about the show.
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The suspension happened just hours after Gordon announced he was taking a break from football to focus on his mental health.
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A few hours after his initial posts, Hall apologized for "venting" and announced he was taking a break from social media.
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PEOPLE reported earlier this month that Jenner and Scott are taking a break from their relationship after over two years together.
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The "Hi Bich" rapper announced last week she was taking a break from her social accounts thanks to some serious trolling.
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Fehrenbacher, 29, and Christoph, 25, were taking a break from their graduate studies at Tianjin Foreign Studies University in Tianjin, China.
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The couple, who were together for a year in August, are reportedly taking a break on their relationship, according to E!
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In six consecutive years during which his baseball and basketball careers overlapped, he played 12 professional seasons without taking a break.
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Personally speaking, she is currently taking a break from her relationship with Travis Scott, the father of 22-month-old Stormi.
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Looking ahead to Friday, investors may be taking a break ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' its monthly employment report.
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Those who dream, like QUIN, relish in the alternate universe they've created, taking a break from the limits of everyday life.
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In this week's newsletter, we're largely taking a break from the consumer internet giants, and the various controversies swirling around them.
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In September, the star announced she was taking a break from social media, partly due to negative comments she had experienced.
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The Easy A actress has slowly posted more and more on social media after taking a break for the last few years.
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We are taking a break right now to just enjoy life and save money for IVF, which my insurance does not cover.
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She returned to competition this year after taking a break in 2017 and is aiming for her fourth world all-around title.
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One suggestion Gallo shares involves taking a break — but making sure it's one that'll encourage you to feel upbeat when you return.
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The 32-year-old has been slowly posting more on her social media after taking a break for the last few years.
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While taking a break to walk around the office or simply stand up can help, technology has fueled even more possible solutions.
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Taking a break Finally, the President-elect should use the transition period to take a well-needed rest after the grueling campaign.
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Kate Dickie taking a break from playing one scary mom (Lysa Arryn in Game of Thrones) to play another scary mom (Katherine).
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Taking a break from the tear-gas on July 28th one young civil servant credited him with teaching her to resist violence.
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After Rosen shows me the cannery, we run into Tonya, who is taking a break near a wooden crate full of apples.
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The Riverdale actress, 22, announced she's taking a break from Twitter after experiencing an onslaught of negativity on the social media platform.
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Lohan's own mother even got involved, telling the website that her daughter was in fact just taking a break from social media.
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New York Fashion Week is upon us, and model Toni Garrn is taking a break from hitting the runways to give back.
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Hulu's "pause ads," which show ads while a user is taking a break from a show, are another that caught his eye.
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Last fall, after taking a break from the spotlight, Gomez revealed she underwent a kidney transplant caused by her battle with lupus.
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In January, her Disney Channel show Sonny with a Chance ended, and she announced she would be taking a break from acting.
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I'm taking a break from performing for a while but I still like to go and support friends, plus it's always fun.
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For a while there, we really started to believe the Kardashian-Jenner clan was taking a break from their konstant kultural appropriation.
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They are both artists destined for each other, but taking a break to get down to the business of becoming major stars.
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The preview shows Handler and Shelton taking a break in a bar and Eichner leading a sing-along in a grocery store.
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Unless you've been living under a rock or "taking a break from social media," you've probably heard of air fryers by now.
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It's possible that you're taking a break because of communication issues, so talking from time to time might actually help, Diaz says.
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Reporter Chris Moody received information from the Carson campaign that he would be taking a break from the campaign trail after Iowa.
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Taking a break (even for 15 to 20 minutes) is a proven way to sustain concentration and energy levels throughout the day.
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And also, at Standing Rock, no one was taking a break from their regular life to have fun and see some bands.
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To the Editor: I'm taking a break from filing my taxes to read about how the über-rich avoid paying theirs. Outrageous.
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He was back in town as the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Visiting Professor in Humanities, and was taking a break from various honorary duties.
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One of the on-set photos captured the pair taking a break from their walk to lock lips for the romantic scene.
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In February, the Atlanta rapper announced that he'd be taking a break from releasing music in order to honor his deaf brother.
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As recommended with gel manicures, taking a break once in awhile can be worth considering to prevent the weakening of your nails.
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The chef and cooking teacher Asha Gomez was sitting with us, taking a break from the intense, late-spring South Indian sun.
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The briefing will be taking a break on Thursday and Friday, but look out for a special China-focused edition on Sunday.
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Yet Lizzo kicked off the year by announcing she would be taking a break from Twitter, her most active social media platform.
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"Taking a break can promote self-awareness when you're removed from the situation of toxicity, and what's not going right," she said.
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Her post comes one week after the singer hinted that she would be taking a break from work following an "overwhelming" year.
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If couples plan on taking a break it's important to discuss their goals, what rules they'll follow, and when it will end.
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"As much as I fantasize about relaxing, I don't relax well necessarily," Padalecki joked in reference to taking a break from acting.
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The new parents to son Archie, born May 6, have stayed updated on Instagram despite taking a break from the public eye.
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Nearly one year ago, the singer went off the grid as she announced she would be taking a break from social media.
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PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, said in a recent video that he will be taking a break from YouTube in early 2020.
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One of the on-set photos captured the pair taking a break from their walk to lock lips for a romantic scene.
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Ingraham will be taking a break from her show next week, announcing Saturday that she is going on a pre-planned vacation.
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News that an influential bitcoin holder is taking a break from selling has added to a bullish case for the digital currency.
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By taking a break from Trump, they were able to make room for several strong pieces that had been waiting their turn.
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That suggests the central bank is taking a break from further decreases until there's evidence the economy really needs yet another stimulus.
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She enjoys hanging out in the summer months with skateboarders in Southern California and taking a break from concocting creative snowboard tricks.
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The singer, 48, shared two selfies of herself wearing minimal makeup while taking a break in Oklahoma with boyfriend Blake Shelton on Tuesday.
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Be intentional about taking a break that'll position you to come back feeling refreshed and optimistic, so you can have a productive afternoon.
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Benchmark bonds meanwhile were taking a break from the surge in yields and plunge in prices since Trump's unexpected victory earlier this month.
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I read recently that Kim Kardashian may be taking a break from taking selfies, although since then, she has taken a few more.
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Now, before we jump to conclusions on what this may mean, let's remember that Gomez has been taking a break from social media.
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning after a relatively flat session on Friday, taking a break from a flurry of recent records.
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The reason I was planning on taking a break is because I constantly see things that invalidate what I identify as (I'm nonbinary).
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The veteran club has failed to pick up a single DPC point since taking a break for the first major of the season.
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So who does the singer – who's back this season after taking a break from the show – pick to continue on in the competition?
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Many young people dream of taking a break after high school, after college or between life stages with a so-called gap year.
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She also included a shout-out to her parents: "Hey dad, Hi mom!" said Gaga, while taking a break from playing the piano.
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But if one of you suggested something wishy-washy like "taking a break" or "giving each other space," it leaves the door open.
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If you're currently taking a break from your slow cooker until you recover from Jack's death on This Is Us, we get it.
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Eric Dane is taking a break from his TNT series The Last Ship to deal with his depression, the actor's rep tells PEOPLE.
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It's summer vacation for Colorado high school teacher Kendal Unruh – but instead of taking a break, she's trying to take down Donald Trump.
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Back in December he posted a note saying he was taking a break from social media and would see fans in the autumn.
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Britney Spears is currently taking a break from the spotlight, but that doesn't mean the singer will never be back on a stage.
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Jimmy Kimmel will be taking a break this week to spend time with his family following his son Billy's successful second heart surgery.
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"MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Until the @Bucks beat the @Raptors – we are hereby taking a break from ALL #DRAKE music," the station wrote on Twitter.
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The Men in Black: International actor told Australian newspaper the Daily Telegraph that he's taking a break for the rest of the year.
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After reports emerged that Carson would be taking a break from the campaign trail after Iowa, the Carson camp has hit back hard.
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Still, some say that sectors like the financials and materials are just taking a break in the midst of a broader bull run.
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There is only "one China", Chou said, and she will be taking a break from all China appearances to reflect on her actions.
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Don't feel guilty about taking a break, or leaving for the day when you can think that your brain needs time to recharge.
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He told fans he was taking a break, not actually leaving, because he had uploaded videos to his channel for 534 consecutive days.
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Lil Wayne's been released from the hospital, and we're told he's taking a break from work to get himself right ... on doctor's orders.
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At no point in the night did CNN report on air or online Carson was taking a break from campaigning or suspending campaigning.
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Despite reports that the Kardashians are taking a break from their long-running show following Kanye West's hospitalization, the cameras are still rolling.
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I have lots to accomplish on my to-do list, so I burn through about three hours of work before taking a break.
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He'll soon be taking a break from throwing flash grenades and kicking down doors in the federal government to testify before the Senate.
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How about taking a break from solving math equations at a certain college in Cambridge to a savor an unparalleled frappe or two?
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"We are tired from the war," says Michael Michael, who was taking a break from his job at the Syrian embassy in Sudan.
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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom may be taking a break from dating, but that doesn't necessarily mean there's bad blood between the two.
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"This church serves the people who have become victims," said Tesfamariam, taking a break from early morning Saturday prayer to speak to me.
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Taking a break, and talking about how we are feeling in the moment can help redirect our energy back to agenda-free cuddling.
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Nashville star Hayden Panettiere set a similar example last year by taking a break from the show to get treatment for postpartum depression.
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Iannotti told Motherboard that with he'll be taking a break from managing the business early this year for an indefinite amount of time.
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Or taking a break from shagging fly balls in the outfield during batting practice to just watch a great slugger hit for distance.
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In the adjoining shop, we found the owner, Nicolas Durand, in muddy overalls and rubber galoshes taking a break to read the newspaper.
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We're taking a break from this roundup for the rest of the week, leaving space for whatever the holiday looks like for you.
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Selena Gomez, who at 143 million followers holds Instagram's largest audience, said on Monday that she was taking a break from social media.
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So when the team takes a six-week break before starting training camp in late July, Shanahan will be taking a break, too.
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People looked grief-stricken, as State Police officers in riot gear sat on a brick wall, taking a break in the midday sun.
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Taking a break between protests, Tsoi shoveled rice and tofu into his mouth and thought aloud about what he might do after university.
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Indeed, we are most likely to reach for our mobile devices in our in-between moments -- while waiting, commuting or taking a break.
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Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul announced they're taking a break, less than six months after the YouTubers held an elaborate wedding in Vegas.
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The 30-year-old American has not played since the Tour Championship in August, taking a break before getting married in early October.
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For that matter, how different is dopamine fasting from commonsense ideas like simply taking a break, enjoying a weekend, or going on vacation?
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After the pair tie the knot for a second time, the insider added they'll be "taking a break" while they "enjoy a honeymoon."
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A few months later, Styles, Horan, Tomlinson and fellow member Liam Payne said the group would be taking a break from early 2016.
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When taking a break from daily game drives, guests can linger on their private decks, enjoy unlimited complimentary massages or take balloon rides.
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Taking a break from book shopping, we got in line at Swan Oyster Depot, which has been around for more than 100 years.
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"MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Until the @Bucks beat the @Raptors – we are hereby taking a break from ALL #DRAKE music," 103.7 KISS-FM announced on Twitter.
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But it's definitely worth taking a break from whatever you're up to because the sale includes some of the goodies that we've been eying.
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Logan Paul, the YouTuber who posted a video earlier this week showing an apparent victim of suicide, is taking a break from YouTube. Good.
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In December 2015, Sheeran announced he was taking a break from social media until the "next autumn," and thanked his fans for their understanding.
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Chris Hemsworth and Matt Damon are taking a break from their busy acting careers to spend some time with each other and their wives.
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The singer made an emotional comeback a few weeks ago at the American Music Awards, after taking a break to focus on her health.
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Trump told reporters Tuesday that Haley raised the possibility of taking a break six months ago, and that she's welcome back at any time.
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The dethroning comes a little more than a month after Gomez announced that she was taking a break from social media amid two hospitalizations.
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And if you find your skin in constant turmoil for a reason that remains a mystery, consider taking a break and seeing what happens.
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My fellow journalists point to the stress of the crushing news cycle as a main reason for taking a break from or modifying Twitter.
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It appears she is taking a break from filming the sixth season of her USA show Suits, which is currently in production in Toronto.
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In the photo, Ellis Ross, 44, looks up at her mother, who wears a floor-length fur coat while taking a break from filming.
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Kim Kardashian West may be taking a break from social media but her assistant Steph Shep is still letting fans keep up with KKW.
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After taking a break from music to focus on acting, the 23-year-old former Nickelodeon star says she is back in the studio.
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Read on to learn more about how your body responds to taking a break from drinking (aside from, you know, a lack of hangovers).
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Seven months after telling PEOPLE he was taking a break from dating, Aaron Carter has a new girlfriend — and he's very serious about her.
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The news, which was first reported by TMZ, came a few weeks after Gomez announced that she is taking a break from social media.
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Chances are, you're not going to be home for that long, so taking a break from masturbating wouldn't be the end of the world.
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Bieber and Gomez reconciled their relationship last fall, but are now taking a break after traveling to Jamaica for Bieber's father's wedding in February.
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If you smoke regularly and have noticed your anxiety increasing, Raichbach advises taking a break from weed and seeing if your anxiety gets better.
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President Trump has spent a good portion of his morning on Twitter — apparently browsing memes while taking a break from attacking GOP congressional leaders.
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Devin Nunes announced that he was taking a break from the House's investigation into Russia because he was being investigated for being a dumbass.
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WATCH: Why Halle Berry is Taking a Break from Dating The pair also came up with another simple solution for one particular fan inquiry.
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This year, Warner Bros.' superheroes are taking a break from Comic-Con, with no panels on the schedule, but Marvel will be back again.
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And though I'll be taking a break from marathons while I recover, I can't wait to cheer them on at their next running events.
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"MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Until the @Bucks beat the @Raptors – we are hereby taking a break from ALL #DRAKE music," 103.7 KISS-FM announced on Twitter.
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In March, Rubio said he was retiring from the Senate and taking a break from politics after quitting the race for the White House.
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In her first three months she has handled thousands of bond trades worth nearly $22018bn, never complaining, messing up or even taking a break.
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In March Bieber posted a lengthy Instagram post saying he would be taking a break from making music to focus on his well-being.
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One week into the experiment, I met up with an old friend who had been taking a break from social media for two months.
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This Mercury retrograde, consider taking a break from public life so you can really think about what kind of legacy you want to leave.
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One time, a group of officers approached him in a hallway at Barnard, while he was taking a break from his Afrobeats dance practice.
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This confidently unapologetic comedian continues her stint at Carolines, taking a break from hosting "Late Night Whenever," the podcast/talk show produced by WNYC.
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But it's worth taking a break from our own Trumpian nightmare to look at Europe's woes, some but not all of which parallel ours.
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Today, the sidewalks of Gilbertville are packed with millennials taking a break from beach volleyball to sip craft beer and nibble on artisanal pickles.
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The duo were spotted this weekend strolling around Santa Monica, California, taking a break from their walk to share a smooch on the beach.
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All right friends, the impeachment trial is taking a break today in favor of finally, finally allowing the members of the Senate to talk.
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Still, if you can't function without it, it's worth taking a break to reset your tolerance — or get off the stuff altogether, for good.
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James Bishop had 11 and Aundre Hyatt 22 for the Tigers (7-2) in their last game before taking a break for final exams.
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Unplugging Experts say that taking a break from technology can help keep you calm and less stressed, which might help reduce stress-related eating.
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" The source adds that after the pair tie the knot for a second time, they'll be "taking a break" while they "enjoy a honeymoon.
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"In the last month the situation has become more critical, we can't find anything," she said, taking a break from carrying heavy shopping bags.
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" The source added that after the pair tie the knot for a second time, they'll be "taking a break" while they "enjoy a honeymoon.
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I left the country for a week, taking a break from the 24-hour news cycle and its endless political, cultural, and environmental crises.
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Responding to predictions that a heavy snowstorm would hit New Jersey this weekend, Mr. Christie at first resisted taking a break from the campaign trail.
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After taking a break to realign and give back to her immediate community, Mya sits down with r29unbothered to talk putting her mental wellbeing first.
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In May, Bunmi Laditan, author of parenting blog The Honest Toddler, told her nearly 400,000 Facebook followers that she was taking a break from drinking.
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The bakery case looks bomb, and I get a raspberry crumb bar and a coffee to enjoy while taking a break from driving and reading.
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Markle, 35, appeared to be taking a break from filming the sixth season of her USA show Suits, which is currently in production in Toronto.
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After traveling the world over the last few months for her Revival World Tour, Selena Gomez is taking a break to take care of herself.
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An adviser to Hamilton also had no comment, telling the BBC that "taking a break" from social media during the holiday period was not newsworthy.
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Taking a break from the attention, Ms. Ward explained how she crafted the moai heads out of paper, bedsheets, electrical tape and an acrylic glue.
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There's a difference between taking a break from your worries and repressing or ignoring them, and Mary's regimen of cheer feels more like the latter.
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Tyrese's secret marriage revealed, plus Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are taking a break from their relationship Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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She is only a few weeks into her maternity leave, and will continue taking a break from official royal duties until later into the summer.
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Her sister Serena, ranked No. 1 in the world earlier this year, is taking a break from tennis while preparing to give birth this fall.
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She also said in her snaps that she'll be "taking a break on Kyshadows for the next 10 days" to focus on her birthday collection.
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So, CHICA caught up with Rodriguez to chat all about the partnership, what's next for her platform #MovementMondays, and taking a break from social media.
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The heat wave that roasted the U.S. this past weekend may be taking a break, but we're sure it hasn't had enough of us yet.
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The first happened when I was taking a break from escorting, but when I told him that's what I used to do, he was upset.
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Vogel: I think many of us could benefit from a social media detox of sorts, especially from taking a break when something really negative happens.
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Swift has been taking a break from the spotlight in recent months, opting instead to spend time with family, friends and new boyfriend Tom Hiddleston.
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Neil Patrick Harris is taking a break from his A-list acting career to spend more time with his kids — and sort through his mail.
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Justin Bieber might be taking a break from his career, but Hailey's stepping up for the couple and taking care of business ... the beauty business.
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I'll see you next year I'm taking a break from this s—," he said in one tweet, adding in another: "Talk to y'all in 2018.
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Text messages shared on Friday during the trial showed Davenport and Hines talked about taking a break before Hines' death, according to the Daily News.
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So, if nothing else, this proves that pregnancy can be hard on anyone, and taking a break when you need it is more than okay.
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Leslie Jones is taking a break from the Internet after an eventful week where she blasted Jessica Alba and her Honest Company for bad business.
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He was a Director of Photography and was ALWAYS working, long hours, hopping from one job to the next, never taking a break in between.
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But if you thought the North Koreans were taking a break, it's more likely that the games were staged knowing the outside world is looking.
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Her debut single, after taking a break from The Gossip, has gotten its first video and it is two parts progressive and one part country.
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Gregorio Urury, a farmer in Carancas, was sitting outside his small adobe house, taking a break from tending his sheep, when he felt the impact.
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Mel B Teases Spice Girls Reunion, Plus Why Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez Are Taking a Break Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Moody, and the other CNN reporters who followed up on the report, said Carson would continue campaigning after taking a break at home in Florida.
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Gregory, after taking a break from stand-up for almost 20 years, returned in 1993 and continued using comedy to tackle issues of the day.
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"The market is taking a break from the Brexit volatility," said Eric Stein, co-director of the global income group at Eaton Vance in Boston.
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Her aunt Kim Kardashian West may be taking a break from social media, but newborn baby Dream Renée Kardashian isn't wasting any time getting online.
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Mr Konolos and his brother, Viorel, sitting beside him, typically toil for four months at a time in Britain before taking a break at home.
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"Mom, make sure you get me," Joshua said to his pregnant mom Kimberly at one point while taking a break from twirling and leaping around.
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The former England player James Haskell will likely be watching with interest in England, taking a break from one of his many jiu-jitsu classes.
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She announced that she was taking a break from Twitter in 2016 after receiving "a rape and death threat" against her 5-year-old daughter.
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After powering through her complicated pregnancy for months, Amy Schumer is taking a break from work and canceling the last dates of her comedy tour.
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Marin recommends holding your hand or your partner's hand still over your clitoris, or taking a break from all stimulation until it feels comfortable again.
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But the preliminary results indicate that taking a break from dieting—once your body shifts into energy conservation mode—can lead to better overall results.
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After taking a break from the blistering heat on Tuesday, Alizé Cornet came back onto court for the third set with her top on backward.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton are taking a break from the craziness in America ... to take in the festivities of one of the world's biggest fairs.
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Alex Trebek is taking a break from game show duties to recover from surgery he needed after taking a nasty fall a couple months ago.
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"I find it moving," said Mathilde de Blas, one of the restorers, taking a break from her painstaking work on a sultry day last summer.
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Wonder's appearance may surprise some fans as he announced earlier this summer that he'd be taking a break from performing to undergo kidney transplant surgery.
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"Mom, make sure you get me," Joshua says to his pregnant mom Kimberly at one point, while taking a break from twirling and leaping around.
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Princess Beatrice and her fiancé are taking a break from planning their own wedding to celebrate the nuptials of French and Austrian royalty in Paris.
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An off-duty police officer, taking a break from the stresses of fighting organized crime to enjoy a concert with her husband and two children.
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Independence Days: My Perfect Imperfect Gap Year Taking a break from college to surf, wash dishes and, most important, break away from Mom and Dad.
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Ross and Rachel make it clear: If you don't define what "taking a break" actually means, that break can very quickly turn into a breakup.
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She later clarified that their relationship was "kinda" open, but following the concerns voiced in her recent video, the two say they're taking a break.
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The city's life went on around Mr. Bokrezion, people going to work at the two boutique hotels on the block; taxi drivers taking a break.
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Finally, whether you're taking a break from the heat outside, or in Washington, our TV critic has some suggestions for what to watch this weekend.
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Tana echoed the sentiment, adding that it's "weird as f**k" and confirming the 2 are taking a break to focus on their own lives.
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Until then, the president has mostly seemed happy to be taking a break from the rancor between the White House and Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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Paul Krugman I'm on vacation, keeping vague track of the news but basically taking a break and spending a lot of time communing with nature.
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The Lady Burrs won 67-8, after taking a break at halftime for a ceremony in which they honored Murray by retiring her No, 20 jersey.
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Kim Kardashian West may be taking a break from the spotlight, but that didn't stop her from going to meet her new niece Dream Renée Kardashian.
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The 54-year-old television personality just returned to her hosting position in March, after taking a break to focus on her hyperthyroidism and Graves' disease.
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While taking a break from rehearsals on Friday, the dance duo spoke to Entertainment Tonight about their chemistry in the ballroom and their current relationship status.
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B: Well, for now I'm really happy taking a break uh and I have some of these projects like xto10x... B: Yes, but never say never.
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Right now I'm taking a break because [with] every piece I was making, I was always thinking that it had to live out in the street.
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The country star and her husband, a former NFL tight end, are taking a break as Caussin enters treatment for undisclosed reasons at a rehabilitation center.
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The Lip Sync Battle co-host announced earlier this month that she was taking a break from Twitter in response to negative feedback from online trolls.
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Paul confirms that he is not joining the rest of his team at GM and is taking a break before moving on to the next thing.
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Angus: Yes, though I ended up taking a break from college in 1987, one quarter shy of completing my degree, to pursue the business full time.
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I throw a load of laundry into the washer, run the dishwasher, and Swiffer a little before plopping down on the sofa and taking a break.
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Selena Gomez might be taking a break from her Instagram, but Noah Centineo is still trying to find his way into her heart via the platform.
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Bea, the little girl taking a break from her dinner to listen to her dad's joke in the above video, clearly makes for the perfect audience.
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Many high profile celebrities have left the platform due to abuse (but not, apparently, Ed Sheeran who says he's simply taking a "break" from the service).
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The Cruz campaign informed Iowa precinct captains while the caucuses were underway that Carson was taking a break and suggested that he was suspending his campaign.
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Now that Taylor Swift is taking a break from music, she has time to focus on other things, like documenting her time at Coachella on Instagram.
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He'd been taking a break, having a snack, when the rally ended, and he was told by a Trump flack that he would have to leave.
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Blue Ivy munched along while seemingly taking a break from motioning her parents to quiet down as they applauded while Camila Cabello gave a moving speech.
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"CNN reported that Ben was not going from Iowa to New Hampshire or South Carolina, rather, he was, quote, taking a break from campaigning," Cruz said.
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Margaret Chase Smith described "confused thinking, harmful emotions, destructive tempers, unsound and unwise legislation and ill health" that resulted from not taking a break from legislating.
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"It's not out of the realm of possibility that they could get back together and it's more like they are taking a break," says the source.
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While speaking to Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet, Pink said she would be taking a break from music next year to focus on her family.
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The city's response has "been overwhelming," says one officer, taking a break from hugging well-wishing locals, a recently received teddy bear protruding from his shirt.
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Giuffre says she was blamed when her boyfriend TJ stole a tip jar from the restaurant where she worked after taking a break from sex work.
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He is taking a break from dating and story-writing for the moment, but hopes to eventually find someone to appreciate his carefully constructed opening lines.
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We were taking a break, that was how R. had left things, but though I tried not to think it I knew the break was final.
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"I was extremely conscious that taking a break meant slacking off," said Kaeruko Akeno, a writer whose novel inspired the program and has the same name.
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"CNN reported that Ben was not going from Iowa to New Hampshire or South Carolina, rather, he was, quote, 'taking a break from campaigning,'" Cruz said.
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"We're more into streetwear," Mr. Chapelle said, taking a break from some notes scrawled, still, on a Colette pad, and a sleeker, harder edge and sound.
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It is quite a juxtaposition: Federer, the biggest star in men's tennis, taking a break while Williams, the biggest star in women's tennis, returns to action.
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"But I did throw two guys out," he said the other day, taking a break from running The Show, his baseball and softball complex in Peabody.
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So taking a break is a privilege for those who feel confident enough or senior enough to inform co-workers and bosses that they're tapping out.
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The pair went public with their romance in April, then had a very public wedding in July, but have now announced they are taking a break.
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Now that her year of letter-writing is over, Kane is taking a break and hoping to get her collected Trump letters published in a book.
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We are in a post-2016 reality, where the world's top global cop, President Donald Trump, is taking a break from convention and letting misdeeds slide.
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I give her a bag, wish her luck and leave town for a few days, glad to be taking a break from the gift bag project.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is taking a break from her jam-packed schedule ... to root on the U.S. Women's Soccer team in their HUGE game against England.
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Kudos to the Teen Choice Awards for taking a break from the fun and games to pay tribute to a heavy but necessary issue like gun violence.
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LONDON — Following last December's announcement that he'd be taking a break from social media for a while, Ed Sheeran has now been absent for a full year.
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The mother-of-two, who has been taking a break from recording since her 2012 album Lotus, is feeling freer as she navigates through her late thirties.
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The pop star has released her first new music since taking a break to focus on her well being with "It Ain't Me" — a collaboration with Kygo.
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Companies can ask workers to de-stress by taking a break for an hour, dismissing them for the day, or even demoting them to a different position.
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While taking a break from filming Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom in Hawaii, the father of one enjoyed some bonding time with his 4½-year-old fishing partner.
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If you've ever seen a friend post about taking a break from Facebook to focus on other things, that person has probably chosen to deactivate their account.
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Recently, a wave of adults — particularly adult journalists — have been talking and writing about deleting their Facebook accounts, taking a break from Twitter, or modifying its utility.
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After the election, she criticized Trump's travel ban in another interview, with Al Jazeera, then told USIP's media team she was taking a break from the press.
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Sid says he is taking a break from novels to work on a sitcom: "it's very lucrative and there's not a lot of money in novels, so".
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Now a new mother taking a break from work, she feels pulled to investigate a case that closely resembles the murder of her own abductor years ago.
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Wendy Williams is taking a break from her show following a shoulder fracture and other health-related issues, according to a statement shared on her Twitter account.
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Which means that, yes, the youngest Jenner is back to posting personal moments on her Instagram, despite taking a break from sharing life updates during her pregnancy.
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After taking a break from the spotlight, the group released a new single titled "Big Love" on Wednesday and announced an album is finally on its way.
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"[Scooter] has been very understanding and encouraging of Justin taking a break from making a new album and instead focusing on his mental health," the source says.
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A villager taking a break from preparing the evening meal in one of a string of villages that are on the front lines of the mining project.
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Tesla said earlier this month that Doug Field, who is currently Senior VP of engineering, is taking a break from work but is not leaving the company.
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We're taking a break from our regularly scheduled Keeping Up With The Kardashians episode to bring in the reason for the season: fabulous outfits and family togetherness.
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Taking a break from that toxic site and the people on it who feel the need to constantly attack me, my cast mates, my relationship, and Riverdale.
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In September, seven months after telling PEOPLE he was taking a break from dating, Carter revealed he had a new girlfriend— Los Angeles-based artist Lina Valentina.
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Dustin Smalley said he and his friends were taking a break from playing volleyball at St. Pete Beach in Florida, when they saw the unidentified family approach.
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Daley was in town for Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards, while Black was taking a break from writing a script for J.J. Abrams (before Abrams got Star Wars).
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Adriana Lima may have announced her retirement from Victoria's Secret in November, but the legendary VS Angel is not taking a break from her bustling modeling career.
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Right now, even as I'm happily taking a break to catch up on a stack of unread non-presidential books, I'm already planning what president I'll revisit.
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Grande hasn't tweeted since immediately after the incident and may understandably be taking a break from social media, but hopefully she'll see this dad's sweet message soon.
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"I am taking a break from commodities futures," said 42-year-old Ji Xiaoxu from China's Henan province, who has been investing in futures markets since 2009.
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Taking a break from getting ready for the big day, the "Wolves" singer showed off her new bangs in a photo she shared to her Instagram story.
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This, presumably, explains why Donald Trump, currently taking a break from president-ing to vacation in his exotic New Jersey home, is still tweeting his heart out.
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Mt. Lebanon Chief of Police Aaron Lauth tells PEOPLE the production member was "taking a break" when he collapsed and fell from the balcony of the building.
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Taking a break is scary for many Capricorns, but you'll need to learn how to pace yourself or you won't get very far in the new year!
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The NYTimes' White House scoop machine Maggie Haberman is the latest prominent journalist to dial back her use of Twitter, tweeting Sunday that she's "taking a break."
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There's a workforce that lives nearby and works on the plant three weeks at a time before taking a break to avoid extreme exposure to the radiation.
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It's our last full day in Wisconsin, and the candidates are taking a break before they come back and barnstorm the place before the primary on Tuesday.
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After taking a break to run a catering business, she became publisher of Trader Publications, a company run by her husband at the time, Carll Tucker III.
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Twenty-two years after Ross first shouted, "We were on a break!" in an episode of Friends, people are still debating what, exactly, taking a break means.
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Time magazine's 2019 Person of the Year, Greta Thunberg, revealed that she will be taking a break over the holidays to rest from her global climate activism.
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"We did 19833, 21983 cars last year, and we'll probably do twice that this year," Mr. Moran said by telephone while taking a break from vehicular surgery.
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"Taking a break from behaviors that trigger strong amounts of dopamine release (especially in a repeated fashion) allows our brain to recover and restore itself," he wrote.
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The 56-year-old actress appears on Tuesday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where she reveals that she's currently taking a break in the romance department.
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By having one less bill to worry about each month, Washington reasons, taking a break from the corporate world relatively early in life will be more manageable.
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"I was astonished," Mr. Vroegh, 37, said in an interview on Thursday, taking a break from his new job as a nursing director at a rehabilitation center.
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It's also likely that Meghan will be taking a break from her maternity leave to celebrate the Queen's birthday with the rest of the royal family on Saturday.
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I don't plan to stop making music altogether, but I do plan on taking a break for awhile and never again working in this layered and personified sense.
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Sculls, a longtime touring musician, is married and still working in the music industry, though currently taking a break from recording to focus on advocacy work in music.
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In order to turn a fight from unhealthy to healthy and break the cycle of the never-ending fight, Dr. Greer suggests taking a break — with one caveat.
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Millennial women are also more likely than men to cite child care and caring for a parent or relative as a reason for taking a break from work.
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Pfeiffer plays a pivotal part — a position she hasn't been in since taking a break from Hollywood to raise her children with her husband, producer David E. Kelley.
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Paul announced he was taking a break from posting new content, but YouTube received pressure to take further steps agains to prevent any similar behavior in the future.
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Filming for Wonder Woman 1984 is officially underway, but that didn't stop some of the cast from taking a break to recreate The Breakfast Club's iconic poster photo.
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Kim Kardashian West may be taking a break from the spotlight, but that hasn't stopped her from decorating her and husband Kanye West's Bel Air home for Christmas.
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Her 27-year-old niece, Marion Maréchal-Le Pen (who is currently taking a break from politics), could eventually step in to reinvigorate the party, suggests Mr Bouvet.
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The actress was all smiles while taking a break from filming in New Orleans, with one accessory standing out: a large diamond ring on her left pinky finger.
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"I live close by; I am worried about the closure," Rodrigo Candido de Souza, a recycling worker, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation while taking a break from picking.
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After taking a break from pleasure reading to focus on a career in law, she gradually returned to reading fiction and "needed a platform" to share her interests.
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Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has been relatively anonymous since taking a break from social media nearly one year ago as he works on a highly-anticipated third album.
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A critical aspect of CBT is adopting habits that can feel difficult at first, like exercising while tired or taking a break during a busy time at work.
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"Taking a break from social media was the best decision I ever made," I told them, even though I desperately missed every dumb meme while I was away.
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Taking a break beside the store where all the farm's food is sold directly to local residents, Loma said Cuba turned to urban agriculture because it had to.
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Rafael Nadal held a press conference today to announce that he is taking a break from tennis while dealing with a severe wrist injury, according to the BBC.
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Here's Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, DeAndre Jordan and the rest of the Team USA hoops squad taking a break from the hardwood to mess around on the sand.
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" TAKING A BREAK: The Hill's Harper Neidig reports: Donald Trump took aim at Hillary Clinton on Twitter, mocking her for not campaigning and saying she "needs her rest.
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But taking a break from devices is shown to have positive benefits, ranging from better nutrition and focus at home to fewer problems at school, Common Sense says.
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The CEO recommends taking a break from the constant stream of emails, texts and social media posts coming your way — to the extent that you can, of course.
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When you're fighting to survive and get by every day, taking a break from that to get political is taxing, but it's necessary — there's no way around it.
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Sports Briefing | Golf Stewart Cink, the British Open champion in 2009, said he was taking a break from golf after learning that his wife, Lisa, had breast cancer.
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Miley Cyrus has been taking a break from her workouts while celebrating Christmas with fiancé Liam Hemsworth and their families, but now she's back on the yoga mat.
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Recently, a friend told me she was taking a break from Instagram in part because her female co-workers reacted with snark and envy to her vacation photos.
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Retiree Emily Tan, taking a break from a shopping trip in Chinatown, preferred to sit on permanent benches next to the pop-up and take in the view.
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Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are taking a break after dating for more than two years and sharing one-year-old daughter Stormi Webster, according to multiple reports.
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She considered taking a break from school — going home to Rockville, Maryland — but she was afraid that the gap would only make college (and her misery) last longer.
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These days, I've been taking a break from cinema and indulging in more lighthearted fare, such as this series created by Eddie Gonzalez, Jeremy Haft, and Lauren Iungerich.
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After hosting the Emmys on Sunday and taking a break on Monday, Stephen Colbert returns for a live show Tuesday for the first time in over a week.
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"I'm running to lower your property taxes," she told 40 or so workers taking a break at Stateline Fabricators, a steel mill just east of the Delaware River.
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" Gap experiences that involve travel are common, according to Catherine Allen, an author of a 2011 book, "Reboot Your Life: Energize Your Career & Life by Taking a Break.
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But perhaps because no one can agree on what "taking a break" means, there hasn't been a lot of research into the pros and cons of doing so.
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He had come to Wuhan with his wife to help their daughter, who is pregnant, and said he was taking a break from the monotony of staying indoors.
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Neeson, taking a break from his usual wintertime angry-dad action-movie duties, is wry and crinkly, his loose limbs and craggy features suggesting great power in repose.
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The group released an EP in 1995 and subsequently another four albums before Maezawa announced that he was taking a break from music in 2001, according to Discogs.
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"Artists need to have some space in between their shows to build the demand for fans," Brooks explained, so taking a break can actually be a good thing.
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" Gap experiences that involve travel are common, according to Catherine Allen, an author of a 2011 book, "Reboot Your Life: Energize Your Career & Life by Taking a Break.
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Two days after pulling out of her scheduled appearance and taking a break from social media, Jenner returned to Instagram to tell fans that she's on the mend.
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Days before the new year, Paul and YouTuber Tana Mongeau announced they were "taking a break" after a nine-month whirlwind relationship and a $500,000 Las Vegas wedding.
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Taking a break from chatting with residents as they picked up cases of bottled water, Nolden explained that the council was not consulted in the water switch decision.
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Inspectors from the European Commision, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund assessing Greece's reform progress left Athens on Sunday, taking a break for the Easter holiday.
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And though you may be taking a break from social media, you likely still have a phone shoved into your pocket or bag at all times —iPhone or otherwise.
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The car's Blind Spot Information System alerts you of vehicles alongside you, and its Driver Alert Control recognizes if you're tired or distracted and may suggest taking a break.
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Kris, 60, had flown back to St. Barts after taking a break from her post-Christmas vacation to visit son Rob Kardashian in Los Angeles following a health scare.
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I gobble down lunch before taking a break at a café across the street to get a green tea and read a couple chapters of a Pema Chödrön book.
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The star announced that she'd be taking a break from acting to focus on her health after checking into an Arizona rehab facility to deal with anxiety and depression.
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And it just so happens that taking a break from booze not only gives your health a boost, it can give your career a boost too, according to experts.
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Last month, Justin revealed he was taking a break from music to fix his "deep-rooted issues" ... but we're guessing the Dicky project was clearly finished before the announcement.
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She's currently taking a break from music to pursue her acting career, and is in talks to star in a remake of A Star is Born with Bradley Cooper.
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Taking a break from his television duties, Slade returned to the theatre in 1975 to create Broadway's romantic comedy Same Time, Next Year, starring Charles Grodin and Ellen Burstyn.
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"It's been a combination of things affecting her emotional health," the source told PEOPLE, referencing Gomez's announcement that she would be taking a break from social media last month.
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The most controversial couple in Bachelor history are keeping us apprised of their love story — after insisting on live television that they were taking a break from public life.
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Although she's not a household name, Berger is a legend in the world of comic books and she's returned to the scene after taking a break for several years.
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The couple had declared they would be taking a break from social media during their trip, but both posted regular updates to their Instagram accounts documenting their every adventure.
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LOS ANGELES — Fox is taking a break from doing a big Hall H presentation at Comic-Con this year, which it and other studios have done many times before.
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For those who do not want to stop drinking entirely, Iannucci recommends taking a break from it for a time to see whether it improves their depression or not.
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After news of his infidelity broke in 2016, Kramer and former NFL tight end announced they were taking a break, and Caussin subsequently entered a rehabilitation facility for treatment.
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Giuggioli, who is now a film producer, was working as a producing assistant on the drama while taking a break from getting her PhD at the University of Rome.
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In August of last year she announced she would be taking a break from social media and all public appearances in order to deal with some pressing health problems.
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Taking a break from their respective broods, the royal duo was pictured enjoying a line-up that included Swedish acts Miriam Bryant, Lars Winnerbäck, Melissa Horn and Amanda Bergman.
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Although they haven't heard from any local officials, organizer Muz Blank says they are taking a break from holding public shows while they make repairs and research relevant regulations.
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The pair has dated and reportedly split in the past — but for now at least, winter is taking a break, and Jon Snow can finally enjoy a little happiness.
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If you were worried that Justin Bieber taking a break from music would affect his singing abilities -- don't worry, he's definitely still got it ... as you can see here.
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The star looked happier than ever when she posted a smiling selfie yesterday that was captioned "mood" as she announced she would be taking a break from social media.
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"It's been a combination of things affecting her emotional health," the source told PEOPLE, referencing Gomez's announcement that she would be taking a break from social media last month.
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In 2016, news broke that Kramer and former NFL tight end, 31, were taking a break because Caussin was unfaithful, seven months after their daughter, Jolie Rae, was born.
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With stocks finally taking a break from rallying, CNBC's Jim Cramer circled back to one out-performing stock that could be a buying opportunity on the market-wide weakness.
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After taking a break to mourn the death of Ariana Grande's ex-boyfriend, Mac Miller, the pop star and her fiancé are slowly allowing themselves back in the spotlight.
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Fresh start, clean coastal living, but instead of taking a break to recalibrate she threw herself straight into her third record and the darkness revealed itself in every groove.
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Khloé was taking a break from obsessing over Making a Murderer to have a quick "Change of speed.... Question time," in which she rattled off a myriad of queries.
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It's a way of keeping the momentum going in the studio whilst taking a break from being very precious over what we've written and obsessed with getting it right.
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By the Book "I also admire the ones who are taking a break and not working," says the novelist and story writer, whose "Collected Stories" came out this month.
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To many observers, like Björn Wiman, culture editor of Dagens Nyheter, which broke the news of allegations against Mr. Arnault, taking a break is the right thing to do.
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In September, PEOPLE confirmed that Jenner and Scott were taking a break after two years of dating, with the reality star publicly confirming the news a few days later.
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Mongeau said she didn&apost really know how to do a "we&aposre taking a break" post but was glad to be doing it with Paul next to her.
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But this semester, she's taking a break from teaching, a difficult decision for Biden as she turns her attention full-time to helping her husband win the Democratic nomination.
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She's working at a diner instead of heading off to college with her friends and, in her grief, is taking a break from her long-held hobby of sleuthing.
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PewDiePie, a controversial but incredibly popular star on YouTube with more than 100 million subscribers, said over the weekend that he will be taking a break from the platform.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, the actress Sela Ward reads "Taking a Break for Friendship," about how dating doesn't always lead to romance — at least not right away.
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In October, PEOPLE confirmed that Jenner and Scott were taking a break after two years of dating, with the reality star publicly confirming the news a few days later.
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In October, PEOPLE confirmed that Jenner and Scott were taking a break after two years of dating, with the reality star publicly confirming the news a few days later.
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When we connected in November, Ms. Smith said she was taking a break from writing her new collection because she couldn't find long enough stretches to devote to it.
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Yagan is currently taking a break from the online dating business as the CEO of ShopRunner, a service that partners with various retailers to provide free two-day shipping.
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True Detective insists that taking a break and looking away might be necessary to preserve one's sanity and one's relationships, but it's always, on some level, a moral failing.
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In fact, the performer worked on collaborations since taking a break, just released her highly anticipated new single and music video for "Green Light," and announced her sophomore album, Melodrama.
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Nas is taking a break from his philanthropic work — the legendary rapper regularly tops lists of most charitable hip hop artists — to make sure your beard game is on point.
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Taking a break from the exhausting work of cleaning and gutting her house, she looked out at the mountain of furniture and clothes on the curb in front of her.
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Earlier in the week, Kim's assistant announced that the reality star would be taking a break from the app, with friends and family members helping to pick up the slack.
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As well as looking inward to work on growing a company, Lykke said it was important for founders to prioritize taking a break from the bubble of their own business.
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U.S. Olympic medalist and figure skater Gracie Gold has announced that she is taking a break from skating in order to be treated for an eating disorder, anxiety, and depression.
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But if we know anything about Ocasio-Cortez, it's that she's probably just taking a break to recharge and return in true fighting form, even louder and stronger than before.
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So, while taking a break from your usual running routine to rest your Achilles might be a bummer, consider it an excuse to buy a new pair of running shoes.
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With my knee pain gone, I'm taking a break to focus a little more on my upper body, but I'll never again let my glute strength fall by the wayside.
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Djokovic retired hurt during the quarter-finals at Wimbledon and said he was considering taking a break from playing to recover from the long-standing injury to his right elbow.
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Taking a break outside the brokerage to chat over a red Double Happiness cigarette, Mr. Tao said he was sitting on tidy profits until the market turned downward last June.
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Reporter Sarah Koenig and producer Dana Chivvis are taking a break from season 2's focus on Bowe Bergdahl to return to the controversial subject from season 1: Adnan Syed.
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Using an e-cigarette means that people don't have to break the ingrained habits that go along with smoking, such as inhaling, socializing and taking a break in their day.
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Scott told Insider that sometimes taking a break can make a relationship stronger, especially if one or both individuals feel they are sacrificing too much to be with their partner.
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If you've been at a company for many years and built up the trust, taking a break — with a guaranteed job when you come back — might be a good option.
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Octopath Traveler, The Banner Saga 3, and a handful of others sound like a good time, but by and large, video games are taking a break.
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Most of us know what it's like to feel guilty about taking a break from work — to eat lunch, to walk around the block, maybe even to use the bathroom.
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She said that prior to taking a break from going out and shopping, she spent most her dollars at Nordstrom Inc, Macy's, J. Crew, Banana Republic, Sephora, and Zara stores.
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Nicky the pygmy hippo didn't waste her time on gourd-gazing, she powerful jawed her way through a whole patch of pumpkins before taking a break from the festive buffet.
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Exploring new paths, figuring out a field of study to pursue in college or simply taking a break are just a few reasons high school graduates are taking gap years.
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I get some new assignments and spend the afternoon working on those, taking a break to chat with a coworker for a bit and uploading a post to my bookstagram.
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As he explained, there were many conservation groups fighting for the protection of rivers, but that evening was about taking a break from the fight and expressing appreciation for rivers.
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WUHU, China/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - In an industrial park on the edge of Shanghai, a dozen Chinese teenagers are taking a break from battling digital armies to focus on their yoga.
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They're not paying attention, they're not being in the moment, and sometimes just taking a break and disconnecting from a screen, from social media, from texting, can make you calmer.
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Whether you&aposre taking a break from Steam to avoid distractions, or are just taking it off your hard drive to save space, deleting Steam on your Mac is easy.
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Most of the shops were closed, and business owners were sleeping in the backs of their cars, taking a break before the end of the shift in a few hours.
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And with just a handful of episodes left in season three — as well as the show taking a break for a few weeks — what do you still hope to see?
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On Monday, Singh — who goes by "Superwoman" on YouTube — revealed to her 14.5 million subscribers that she would be taking a break from making videos to focus on her mental health.
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According to a statement from the network, Westwick is taking a break from his White Gold series and BBC will forgo the premiere of Ordeal by Innocence, an Agatha Christie special.
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This so-called "wear sensor" will play or pause the audio based on whether the headphones think you're wearing them or taking a break, and by proxy, this saves battery life.
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It might not sound that hard, but it can be tricky, especially as you have to remember all of the various inputs in quick succession, without taking a break from running.
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Ashlee Simpson Ross' son, 8, looks in good spirits, but a little less into the idea of taking a break from his ice cream for his aunt to get the shot.
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Plus, she may not have even seen Centineo's flirtatious moment, since she has been taking a break from social media due to all the negativity that gets hurled towards celebrity accounts.
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I recently cut back my work at the nursery to two days a week to give me more time to write — after taking a break, turns out I kinda missed it!
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Taking a break from assisting mayors and just being an all-around lovely pup, Isabelle from the Animal Crossing series is joining the roster as a playable fighter in Super #SmashBrosUltimate!
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"They should be encouraged to see the value in going phone-free or taking a break from social media for a time in order engage in real-time interactions," she added.
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We got the Bon Jovi guitarist Wednesday at LAX just a day after he and longtime GF Orianthi announced they were taking a break to focus on family and other endeavors.
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After taking a break from the public eye, Gomez made her return to the red carpet last month at WE Day California, an event which celebrates youth leading lasting social change.
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Millions of Indians are taking a break today from their office to visit banks and exchange the recently withdrawn currency notes with new bills that have gone into circulation from today.
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News. It was a rare appearance for the pop star, who has been keeping a low profile since announcing she was taking a break to focus on her battle with lupus.
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Last year, the company only bought digital creative agency Sequence, according to Crunchbase, taking a break from an acquisition spree in 2016 when it snapped up more than a dozen companies.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star, who has famously sharing her romantic struggles on camera, is taking a break from their romance — but she's not calling it a breakup.
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The newly created role found the company's beloved designer taking a break from day to day management of the team, handing the reins over to VPs Richard Howarth and Alan Dye.
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It's the little peek offered behind the curtain, and one that previous generations would have never really seen when their favorite artist was taking a break from the album promo cycle.
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The Tesla C.E.O. has a checkered history on Twitter, but it still came as a shock on Friday when he announced that he was taking a break from the social network.
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Here's what Trump said when asked by Stern during a typically long interview (Howard can go more than an hour without taking a break) if he was for going into Iraq.
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She makes sure no one has their phone on their desk and if a meeting is going to take a long time, she always suggests taking a break — sometimes in silence.
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On the red carpet, Pink opened up about taking a break from touring after wrapping her successful Beautiful Trauma World Tour, which ended recently following nearly two years on the road.
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I can guarantee, however, that you'll significantly reduce the likelihood of it, and that you'll get back to work more quickly after taking a break if you reach a burnout state.
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Taylor Swift, who was 2016's top earner, dropped to third place at $44 million (taking a break between tours and albums), while in fourth was Celine Dion with $42 million.
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She wanted to show the world you could be a mother and Olympian, which challenged her to work herself back into shape after taking a break following the 2013 world championships.
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Issa has a live-in, unemployed boyfriend, Lawrence, who is introduced to us half-dressed and lounging on their couch, taking a break from working on his eternally unfinished business plan.
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For people who regularly masturbate with a vibrator or to porn, she recommends reducing that frequency or taking a break from those methods until there's a noticeable difference in erotic sensations.
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Senior vice president and head of engineering at Tesla, Doug Field, is reportedly "taking a break" from the company citing the need to "recharge" and be with his family, Bloomberg reports.
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I was almost depressed afterward, and I felt this deeply all summer, even though I was taking a break from training for the competition by working a little at Kadeau Bornholm.
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After taking a break for more than a decade, she returns to the force with her former police partner, Ray (Chiwetel Ejiofor) to find out what really happened to her daughter.
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Farhad: But wait, there was one more bit of Twitter news: Marc Andreessen, the famous venture capitalist and somewhat controversial tweeter, announced that he was taking a break from the platform.
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For those experiencing mental health challenges during this time, Gurwitch, the Duke psychologist, recommends resources like the Disaster Distress Helpline — as well as, if possible, taking a break from the news.
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Democrats and their progressive allies accused him of not recognizing the urgency of the moment and taking a break, even though the House bill was not yet ready for Senate consideration.
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Taking a break from his undergraduate studies in film at U.C.L.A., he recently walked in the Tommy Hilfiger show in February, and starred in campaigns for Kenneth Cole and MCM Worldwide.
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Mr. Hume, 55, has not shown in three years, taking a break for the first time in a 30-year career that was covered in a Tate Britain retrospective in 2013.
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One recent November afternoon, she stood on her front porch in a sweatshirt and gloves, taking a break from caring for a troupe of pet pigeons to talk about the gadget.
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"The college-student intern responsible for the tweet about age of consent and 18 years since 9/11 is going to be taking a break to focus on schoolwork," Dykstra said.
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The New York Excelsior are taking a break from the Overwatch League due to the stay-at-home order in place for hard-hit New York during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tired from her duties, the tennis star then shared a silly picture of her daughter laying on the ground in her dress, taking a break while she looked at a book.
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I try not to look for jobs during the workday unless I'm taking a break for lunch, so the job search doesn't help too much in keeping the days from dragging.
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Eduardo Silva, a 21-year-old electrician taking a break in central Rio, said having the army in charge would lead to more shootouts, and innocents caught up in the crossfire.
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The breakup chop is a time-honored tradition in pop culture, whether it's Keri Russell's infamous Felicity haircut post-Ben, or Katy Perry's 2017 taking a break from Orlando Bloom pixie.
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Sanders campaign officials did say the senator — who has won over millennial voters to his campaigns —would be taking a break from the campaign trail to recover from the heart procedure.
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But with simple adjustments to your routine, like taking a break from sitting every 30 minutes, you can make sure you are doing your part to improve your general well-being.
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Eminem, who recently returned to the music scene with his new album "Revival" after taking a break for a few years, is also booked for Coachella and New York's Governors Ball.
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"Last week, we had some strength in the face of trade concerns and it seems like we're taking a break after that," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial.
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He taught himself how to use the software program at his company and would go up to eight hours without taking a break because he was so invested in his work.
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However, taking a break and watching things that are popular on Earth could be considered self-care for astronauts since it's a potential way to treat feelings of homesickness or loneliness.
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While taking a break from a tedious data-entry job, I stepped outside onto a fire escape to find a dun-brown spider dangling at eye level from the wrought iron.
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Pace of play is the number one issue facing golf declared the Northern Irishman taking a break from pouring pints at a popular Calgary Irish pub ahead of the Shaw Classic.
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Taking a break from worrying about a trade war with China and a possible slide to war with Iran, Washington plunged back into disputes raging in the aftermath of the Mueller endgame.
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LPGA star Lexi Thompson said she is taking a break from social media after receiving "hurtful" comments following a round of golf with President Donald Trump and talk-show host Rush Limbaugh.
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After taking a break from his ex-girlfriend, the "Sorry" singer, 24, has been spending time with Baskin Champion, who is the sister of his close friend Patrick Schwarzenegger's girlfriend Abby Champion.
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She announced that she'd be taking a break in a post to Instagram using Snapchat's popular flower crown filter, but said that her assistant would make some fun posts in her absence.
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Celebrities from Gwyneth Paltrow to Joe Manganiello have touted the virtues of an elimination diet, which involves taking a break from certain foods to see if you feel better once they're gone.
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While it's understandable that many people think they don't have enough money to take a big, fancy trip, Rossman says, that doesn't mean you need to avoid taking a break this summer.
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Trained social workers taking a break from their careers to help the Salvation Army's disaster recovery program, they were both also uncannily perceptive, like honeybees sensing a foreign bee in the hive.
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Justin Bieber is supposed to be taking a break from the spotlight and focusing on his spiritual growth right now, according to his excuse for canceling the end of his Purpose Tour.
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It snuck up on us, too, but a week from yesterday we'll be OOO, taking a break from the work grind before September rolls in and fall is officially in full swing.
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Hilton Rothschild captioned the cute snap, "Taking a break from #NYFW to take this little one to her first ballet class ☺️," and shared a second similar image to her Instagram Story.
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In a resort with nothing to do but eat, sleep, and drink, taking a break to goof around with a smartphone camera is a more than acceptable way to pass the time.
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Inspectors from the European Commission, the European Central Bank, the European Stability Mechanism and the International Monetary Fund interrupted the review last month, taking a break for Catholic Easter, government officials said.
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AVINASH DIXITDepartment of EconomicsPrinceton UniversityPrinceton, New Jersey The weekly highlights that you email to readers was spot-on in taking a break "from the Brexit tragicomedy to ponder something far more consequential".
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After everything that went down with her lipsticks, her apologies and her taking a break from social media because everything was too hard for her… seeing her halloween costume is just… repulsive.
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Taking a break from smooshing stuff, the folks behind those hydraulic press videos attached a bicycle brake to a lathe to see if they could bring it to a grinding stop. Nope.
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" The "Bad Romance" singer's rep also told PEOPLE the duo were "taking a break," while a source added that "they both love each other very much and they want it to work.
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On this week's episode of Property Brothers at Home: Drew's Honeymoon House, the couple is taking a break from renovating their Los Angeles property to check out floral arrangements at J Flowers.
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The former editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire (as they shifted into a digital-first era) said she would announce her next adventure sometime this fall after taking a break.
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Hilton Rothschild captioned the cute snap, "Taking a break from #NYFW to take this little one to her first ballet class ☺️," and shared a second similar image to her Instagram Story.
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The Fixer Upper stars are taking a break from helping Waco, Texas, homeowners renovate their dream house to focus on a project even closer to home: the garden at their family farmhouse.
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"Taking a break from #NYFW to take this little one to her first ballet class ☺️" Hilton Rothschild captioned the photo, which showed her helping Lily Grace put on her ballet shoes.
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Often times I would see the talent, or television show hosts, taking a break from the studio and grabbing something to eat in the cafeteria and they always smiled and said hello.
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Later that year, when he dropped Imagine Yourself, he told me that he planned on taking a break, especially considering the increasingly publicized killings of black people by police in the States.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is taking a break from playing a president on TV to wade into real-life politics, urging Democrats not only to vote in the midterm elections, but to volunteer.
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We sat around a small table in the gallery's kitchen, munching on cheese and nuts, while Solomon zigged-zagged across the past 80 or so years, barely taking a break to chew.
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"I looked at all the variables and wanted to do what was the best thing for the employees and the company," said Mr. Denman, who is taking a break after the sale.
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Mt. Lebanon Chief of Police Aaron Lauth told PEOPLE hours before Emswiller died that the production member was "taking a break" when he collapsed and fell from the balcony of the building.
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"Some people might think I'm just doing this because I have money and am looking for a hobby," Mr. Lin said, taking a break to drink some coconut water at the fair.
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Five and a half years later, after helping expand the start-up to more than 100 employees, she felt it was time to move on — but not without taking a break first.
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"Maybe her phone was in the purse, and her boyfriend's number in the phone," said Mr. Hussain, taking a break to sip tea in the red plastic chair next to the samovar.
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With the stock market dropping to historic lows, many über-wealthy art collectors are not only taking a break from buying art but also increasingly using their art as collateral for loans.
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At one point, taking a break from fish tacos and parfait trays, we leaned over a balcony and confessed that the process was harder than we'd thought it was going to be.
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Taking a break from guiding cars to parking spaces outside the mosque last week, Mehdi Kadruf, 34, watched a group of teenagers playing a pickup game close to the mosque's main entrance.
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" By taking a break from film, Mr. Tatum said, "he just wanted to change the radio station for a minute, off of something he was so used to — to shake things up.
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"I am one of the owners now so why should I be scared?" she asked last month, taking a break from picking leaves at the Priyadarshini Tea Environs in Kerala's Wayanad region.
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As for Peters, wish his reason for sitting the season out is because he's got his own Netflix show in the works but in reality… he's just taking a break from AHS.
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But the thought of these two friendly families taking a break from their Christmas festivities to enjoy a viewing of the on-ice scrap certainly brought a grin to Jakob Chychrun's face.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - "Westworld" actress Evan Rachel Wood said on Tuesday she was taking a break from social media, a day after revealing on Twitter that she had been sexually abused twice.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A "nervous" Harry Styles unveiled his debut solo single on Friday, the singer's first own music release since hugely popular boy band One Direction announced it was taking a break.
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My interest lay in what was behind the Glass House; two women taking a break from watering the bright yellow and pink flowers that line the lawn pointed me toward the sculptures.
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Peters, Lily Rabe, and Sarah Paulson are the only three cast members to have a role in every season of the series, so it's particularly surprising that the actor is taking a break.
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The actress, 39, was all smiles as she was photographed taking a break from filming while in New Orleans and one accessory stood out: a large diamond ring on her left pinky finger.
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Since Richard Simmons seems to be totally fine, and has stated repeatedly that he's just taking a break from society for a while, listeners questioned whether Missing Richard Simmons served any real need.
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A source at the time said she was "basically taking a break from the marriage," but in May, they were claiming that they simply needed privacy and distance to work through their problems.
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Inspectors from the European Commision, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund assessing Greece's progress on reforms left Athens on Sunday, taking a break for the Easter holiday in western Christianity.
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Yes, a main benefit of vacation is that you get to unplug from your email inbox and whatever else has you stressed out, and taking a break from these things can be healthy.
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Besides not worrying about the pesky height minimum for many rides, adults can enjoy taking a break and relaxing in restaurants like the Blue Bayou, located in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
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I also think taking a break from self-documentation will be good for you, even if you ultimately come back; it's been part of who you are every single day for so long.
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Clearly here Trump was taking a break from all the pressure of the debate to tell a very funny joke, probably about a rabbi, a priest and a minister walking into a bar.
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We're taking a break from the she-said-she-said to focus on some other telling words: Here, compare Wilkinson's memoir from 2011, Sliding into Home, to Madison's Down the Rabbit Hole. 1.
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"Sorry for taking a break, but I'm back and wanted to tell all my fans hi," read a caption for a shot of Gary, along with the hashtags "#garyloveshismom" and "#garymisseshismom," among others.
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Hot on the heels of Trump's not officially sanctioned Reddit AMA, the GOP nominee's chief rivals are taking a break from the campaign trail to answer some questions to Q&A site, Quora.
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Now that they're making headway, he suggests that they take some time and really focus on their music for a couple weeks, which also means taking a break from hustling for Fat Annie.
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Taking a break from tech could be the answer to more peace of mind or just a better evening routine that doesn't involve scrolling through Instagram until the early hours of the morning.
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We're talking illuminating bleached hair without shampoo (dry or otherwise), taking a break from protective hairstyles without damaging delicate coils, transforming combination hair (that's partly wavy, partly straight) into mermaid waves, and more.
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In an emotional vlog titled "A New Chapter" and shared last week, Wellens and Smith first revealed the news to fans that they are taking a break from their channel – and each other.
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"Taking a break can promote self-awareness when you're removed from the situation of toxicity, and what's not going right," says Lisa Brateman, LCSW, a psychotherapist and relationship specialist in New York City.
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But more and more people are doing things a little out of order and taking a break from the stress (and strife) of wedding planning and opting to get away before the ceremony.
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I'll be taking a break from my campaign next week and heading to the Four Seasons in Maui, where, rest assured, I'll be focussing on ways to improve this great first-world country.
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New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman says she is taking a break from Twitter, explaining in an op-ed in the newspaper that the platform "no longer works well" for her.
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Canadian superstar Celine Dion took the No.4 spot, earning some $42 million after taking a break from her Las Vegas residency following the death of her husband Rene Angelil in January 2016.
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A young guy was playing guitar, and he, too, was apparently taking a break from work: Next to him I saw some unfinished turtle sculptures that he had been carving out of stone.
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When I know I'll be taking a break, I always leave obnoxious neon-green notes on the work with my current thought (needs more yellow, cover up this ugly mark, just wait, etc.).
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"We started listening to hip-hop in 2012—we thought rapping would be a good trick to get girls," says Jiang Shihao, 23, in a red headband and taking a break between takes.
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Canadian superstar Celine Dion took the No.4 spot, earning some $42 million after taking a break from her Las Vegas residency following the death of her husband Rene Angelil in January 2016.
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So Matt Orlando, taking a break from service at Amass, where he is the chef and owner, preferred to sit outside in the garden, amid herbs and vegetables that were struggling to mature.
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Senators are eager to get out of town and avoid the risks of a crowded workplace, but they want to get at least one stimulus measure signed into law before taking a break.
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Also missing from the royal family were Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who gave birth to son Archie in May and are taking a break from royal duties for the holidays, CNN reported.
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A few of the president's still-remaining aides sat wistfully on the side of the room, taking a break from packing their belongings and sending out their personal email addresses and cellphone numbers.
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He was taking a break from directing the episode of "Feud" that recreates Bette and Joan's gaspingly epic struggle during the 1963 Academy Awards, down to the last flashing sequin and subzero smile.
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Whether you want food, a break from driving, some free education about Ireland and America, or just want to be entertained, the Barack Obama Plaza is worth taking a break on your journey.
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While Woods has been getting back out there after taking a break during the height of the cheating scandal, it's not clear whether she and Jenner have seen each other since everything went down.
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The 38-year-old actor had some fun in the sun on Sunday while taking a break from filming Triple Frontier — an upcoming Netflix movie also starring Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac and Garrett Hedlund.
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The American Future Fund usually runs ads targeting Democrats — the organization says it seeks to educate the public on "conservative and free market principles" — it's taking a break from bashing liberals to slam Pruitt.
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It has been highly documented that taking a break from your phone and participating in mental exercise, such as mindfulness and maintaining close relationships, and physical activity can reduce stress and increase self-worth.
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When Arnold found out that Barr wasn't going to give up her phone, he said he tried something else: writing a note for her that said she would be taking a break from Twitter.
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Some are supportive of the star taking a break: However, others are disappointed and angry that they weren't able to see Bieber live as planned: We will update this story should new developments arise.
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Carlo Dapuzzo was in Palo Alto taking a break from his job at Monashees, which at that time was a small, early-stage investment fund based in Brazil focused on investing in Latin America.
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We know that whoever it is probably wasn't from the last year, because during an interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Minaj revealed that she was taking a break from dating for the entirety of 2017.
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"I just finished a film last week and I'm going to go for at least 4 or 5 days," she said when asked during the PEOPLE preshow if she will be taking a break.
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Sometimes that means taking a break from skating to jam into a Prius with friends and drive to Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers for lunch, or going swimming at the hotel pool after a competition.
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" Allen, who released her last album Sheezus in 2014, has since told fans that she is taking a break from Twitter because "my timeline is full of the most disgusting, sexist, misogynistic, racist shit.
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Ok, I got in touch with a lead demon in the area, and it appears a ghost was taking a break near an intercom speaker and left a switch flipped - no actual possession involved.
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" For example, the fact that people use Facebook substantially less after taking a break suggests that "forces such as addiction and projection bias may cause people to use Facebook more than they otherwise would.
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And taking a break from Black Panther star Lupita Nyong'o's whirlwind worldwide tour, her makeup pro Nick Barose lent his expertise to the show's beauty looks – and shared his backstage photos exclusively with PeopleStyle.
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"One thing is for sure, nobody is waiting for President Trump," said Lawrence Kerknawi, a political consultant who was taking a break from work before the 1,000-strong White House entourage arrived on Wednesday.
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Katy Perry may be spending the weekend soaking up the music and the desert sun at the Coachella Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California, but she's not taking a break from her fitness.
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Legislation feels like a pipe dream, given the people who are doing the legislation, and it's very easy in that type of climate for women to feel like giving up or taking a break.
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And then, while taking a break to check out my usual lineup of gossip sites and blogs, I'll observe the light skin arm candy that my MCMs end up with on the red carpet.
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Clarise Baker and her friend Naomi Chi were taking a break from shopping, relaxing in cozy chairs at Charlotte, North Carolina's Southpark Mall, when a group of men in matching black polos approached them.
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When I finally get Dick Costolo on the phone, the Silicon Valley veteran and widely respected tech soothsayer is taking a break from ramping up his latest venture, a personal fitness app called Chorus.
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" But that may not really matter; another gamer told me that he's heard a lot of VR users talk about "pushing through troubling pains or side effects of VR rather than taking a break.
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"For those rebounding from a tough breakup or just taking a break from the whole relationship thing, Hooters is offering a tasty solution: shred 'em and forget 'em," Hooters wrote in a press release.
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"I tried setting up a tailoring business, but it didn't take off," Robert told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, taking a break from drawing a community map at a school in Ayyampatty in Tiruchirappalli district.
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Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Trump indicated that she had discussed taking a break with him earlier in the year and that he would welcome her back into the administration if she so chose.
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Serena Williams may be taking a break from the court to focus on family, but by no means is she slowing down when it comes to expanding her brand beyond the realm of tennis.
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Taking a break for tea while installing her Manchester show earlier this month, Ms. Maclean cut a more down-to-earth figure, bespectacled and with streaks of yellow and green paint on her hands.
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I've taught myself the program, I could go seven hours, eight hours without taking a break thinking it was 10 minutes because I was concentrating so hard and so excited and really loved it.
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"Most people still think that women aren't compatible with rap and think that we are wasting our time," she said while taking a break from recording a song at Bear House Company Oaxaca City.
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Focus on yourself Liz Goldwyn, founder of The Sex Ed, a multimedia platform for sex, health and consciousness education, tells Refinery29 that taking a break can be an opportunity to evaluate your own needs.
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It was the same for Thanksgiving — Travis was invited to Kris' Palm Springs house," the source tells PEOPLE, adding that while the couple is still taking a break from their relationship, they "seem happy.
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These include techniques for managing emotional distress, like taking a break between maps, mentally blocking out the cameras, and trying to get into "the zone" so that one's sole focus is on the game.
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"Testimony" ends where "The Last Waltz" ends, with the Band disbanding, and like the film it doesn't establish beyond a doubt that the Band had to break up instead of just taking a break.
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In November, Pink told Entertainment Tonight that she is taking a break from her "Beautiful Trauma" tour to spend more time with her husband, Carey Hart, and their kids Willow, 8, and Jameson, 2.
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"With Avengers, Star Wars and many top-tier franchises taking a break in 2020, Hollywood will have to rely on more homegrown hits if it wants to survive another ticket sale slide," he said.
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It was the same for Thanksgiving — Travis was invited to Kris' Palm Springs house," the source told PEOPLE, adding that while the couple is still taking a break from their relationship, they "seem happy.
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Now that the L.H.C. is being upgraded and particle physics experiments at the detector are taking a break, it's time for particle physicists to step back and reflect on the state of the field.
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Between plugging it in to charge, setting it down with keys or other objects or just finally taking a break from it, it's not at all uncommon to be "phoneless" when you're at home.
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WoopsYang, the visual artist who created the event in 2014, said it's designed to highlight how much people have been overworking their brains and how much they stand to gain by taking a break.
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Kendall got behind the camera once again, this time taking a break from shooting her famous family for fun to photograph Kaia for the latest issue of the publication — and it's her debut published shoot.
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YouTuber Dan Middleton, better known as DanTDM to his 14 million subscribers, understands this, occasionally taking a break from his popular Minecraft videos to show what his pet pugs, Ellie and Darcie, are up to.
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She wants to play the Super Bowl halftime show – with some big names Cunning hopes to one day be the center of attention for hundreds of millions of eyes taking a break from watching football.
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But this week we're taking a break from vices and we're talking about something that might not make you think tech necessarily, but it's something that a lot of people have been asking us about.
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Taking a break from recording his latest album, he settled on a leather couch in the basement of a community center here and sighed at the thought of what else the coming year might bring.
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While Arthur and Kathleen continued to discuss what the blockchain augured—taking a break to marry, in a ceremony in France in the late summer of 2013—Bitcoin's first major competitor appeared on the horizon.
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The Pinterest-owned, read-it-later bookmarking service is taking a break in Europe — apparently while it works on achieving compliance with the region's updated privacy framework, GDPR, which will start being applied from tomorrow.
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Noisey caught up with VanGaalen as he was taking a break from his vegetable garden to talk about Dream Corp LLC and how it didn't stop him from recording one of his best albums yet.
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There are reports Justin and Selena are taking a break after getting back together in October, and a big factor in the time out is supposedly Selena's family, who doesn't like or trust the Biebs.
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There's this documentary about Joni Mitchell where she talks about making an album, then taking a break and going off to paint for a while, then coming back to music and I really liked that.
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"Official position: HFC calls for House to stay in session through the weekend and next week, instead of gaveling out and taking a break," the House Freedom Caucus said in a statement posted to Twitter.
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"The path to Hong Kong independence is hard to draw," Mr. Leung said, taking a break at a Japanese noodle shop in the far-flung suburb of Fanling before heading back out to meet voters.
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So this is break, I'm taking a break, and then when I'm finished with my meal, to signify to the server I am finished, then prongs are up, and then handles are at four o'clock.
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"The Buddha is about all that's left," Ms. Gilbert, 46, said over the phone from Miami, where she was taking a break from promoting "Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear," her 2015 self-help book.
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Chicago Fire and Chicago P.D. may be taking a break for the holidays, but the good news is we have a crossover between the two shows to look forward to when they return in January.
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Other research in economics shows that career hitches, like taking a break to have a child or graduating from college during a recession, can have long-term consequences for people's earnings, just like plant closings.
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Taking a break to get some physical activity like taking a walk or doing some yoga or stretching can also be refreshing and an opportunity to clear your mind and relax for a few minutes.
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As he sat in his truck on a central London street on Friday, taking a break from serving hungry tourists and Londoners who had been enjoying some fleeting sunshine, Ndue Meli, 45, echoed the complaint.
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Instead, one finds the likes of Minnie Mouse, Batman and Strawberry Shortcake taking a break from posing for photographs, ticket-sellers in red windbreakers, police officers, construction workers and office workers in suits and ties.
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Some market pros had been hoping Powell would send more signals about whether the Fed could possibly pause, taking a break from its forecast of two more rate hikes this year and three next year.
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Alongside concerns that YouTube's algorithm punishes creators for taking a break (YouTube denies this) and the need to make money from regular uploads, taking extended breaks becomes extremely difficult, even for the most successful creators.
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It was lunchtime, and Freeman was sitting in his trailer at Cinecittà, the storied studio on the edge of Rome, taking a break from filming the latest version of "Ben-Hur," which opens this month.
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Taking a break in the yard, one Israeli said he had worked with some of the Palestinians here for years but didn't believe they were truly sorry about what had happened, despite what they said.
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In G.'s Nate the Great books, the breaks in cases often occur when Nate is not thinking about the case directly; the breaks come when he is taking a break, usually by eating pancakes.
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But I was especially stuck by his pairing of two seemingly disparate works, when he followed an alluring account of George Benjamin's "Piano Figures" (2004) with Schumann's "Fantasiestücke," hardly taking a break between the two.
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