It's good to see men taking risks and also designers taking risks — like with Alessandro Michele at Gucci, how he's really revitalizing that house.
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Gabrielle Union isn't scared of taking risks with her hair.
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Often, this involved taking risks and acquiring new skill sets.
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You're taking risks, and are eager to try new things.
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Taking risks Political success did not come immediately for Jeffries.
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In that sense, the tour wasn't averse to taking risks.
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Men, meanwhile, were perceived to be better at taking risks.
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In fact, Brooks' life has been all about taking risks.
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" As Spiegel put it: "Innovation really is about taking risks.
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I like the feeling of taking risks, of doing something new.
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Peace between nations is fragile and many times requires taking risks.
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"He's been taking risks with everyone's health and safety," he said.
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In some cases, that's done by taking risks with new beers.
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Succeeding in business can often be directly tied to taking risks.
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I wasn't taking risks, and my closet didn't really reflect me.
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Taking risks and making mistakes are how we learn and grow.
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Instead, the team is taking risks across setting, story, and design.
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Picture everyone living, loving, taking risks, investing in themselves, and others.
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There's just no way to try something new without taking risks.
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I don't mind taking risks, which includes reaching across the aisle.
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Succeeding in the art world often requires taking risks and experiencing setbacks.
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They got to where they are by seeking challenges and taking risks.
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It's more about skiing it better than it is about taking risks.
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The writers are taking risks and should receive some credit for that.
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This is a day for taking risks and beginning exciting new projects.
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They make fear-based decisions and avoid taking risks at all costs.
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He was taking risks, he added, without worrying about whom he offended.
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Our troops were taking risks, working in dangerous conditions and risking their lives.
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Taking risks often leads to progress; sometimes it's the only thing that does.
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But, this isn't her first time taking risks in her Winter Olympics performances.
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Sure. "We fear taking risks because we deeply fear messing up," she continues.
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But that's what life is: taking risks whose outcomes you can't necessarily foresee.
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Meghan Markle may officially be a royal now, but she's still taking risks!
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How can someone who loves fashion keep taking risks, while minimizing mistake purchases?
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Each factor involves taking a different risk — returns are rewards for taking risks.
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Taking risks Before reaching the seven-figure mark, you must take many risks.
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"I believe in the magic of taking risks and new beginnings," says Kimeli.
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"It's about taking risks where clients are going to get paid for it."
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He wasn't profiteering during the conflict — he was taking risks and creating jobs.
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It has achieved that lofty position in the beer industry through taking risks.
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It's about taking risks where you want and dressing on your own terms.
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They offered advice on taking risks, embracing challenges, and staying true to yourself.
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U.S.-listed companies — at the highest levels — are taking risks and getting caught.
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I applaud Doucet for taking risks, and I also didn't like this book.
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Often to his fans' chagrin, Mayweather has avoided taking risks in the ring.
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Small business owners know this and are comfortable taking risks in this environment.
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Hearst at its core is a company that is built on taking risks.
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Here's one thing we know for sure: Urban Decay isn't afraid of taking risks.
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"Everybody was taking risks and some went over the limit," Van Avermaet told reporters.
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"Drinking can represent a risk, but taking risks is a good thing," he says.
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To a large extend, I commend House of Cards Season 6 for taking risks.
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Three sides to every story Of course, venture investing is based on taking risks.
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Millionaires educate themselves before taking risks, and then they consider the consequences of failing.
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After some garbled talk about taking risks, Schwarzenegger made his call: "Carrie," he said.
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Her commitment to taking risks is stunning at first and endearing on subsequent listens.
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"Even after they took a hit, they were applauded for taking risks," Feinseth said.
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Taking risks requires much faith in yourself and others, but it must be done.
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The fear of taking responsibility for your choices or the fear of taking risks.
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In 47 years of taking risks, so far, touch wood, I haven't come unstuck.
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You're not usually so impulsive, but taking risks is what you'll be all about.
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It's just about recognising your own skills and going out there and taking risks.
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Being creative means taking risks, which means coming up with solutions that are unusual.
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I was the kid who was scared of taking risks, and here I was.
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"I know that I'm taking risks, but I have no other option," she said.
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We need to thank the people who are taking risks to keep us safe.
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Hollywood believes in the big swing — but not, in the end, in taking risks.
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It requires Bezos-like qualities: being totally consumer-focused, taking risks, thinking long term.
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But, really, success is about taking risks and not surrounding yourself with yes-men.
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This union will create a productive, supportive atmosphere for making changes and taking risks.
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SoundCloud has replaced the mixtape — a great venue for showcasing new content and taking risks.
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Brands are learning that the key to courting customers is through innovation and taking risks.
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Women also tend to be more cautious about taking risks, so they invest less aggressively.
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The only way to fully understand our world is to explore it by taking risks.
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You have to be mindful of that and maneuver it carefully, while also taking risks.
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If anything, we can all learn a little something about taking risks from Prince Rama.
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But it can also make taking risks and exploring unfamiliar experiences a lot more worthwhile.
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The fifth season of Million Dollar Listing New York has been all about taking risks.
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The people who are actually taking risks are basically offering their bodies up for sacrifice.
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They were taking risks no one else would, and the Evo 4G was no exception.
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Taking risks is an inherent part of the world of investing and founding a company.
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Their success proves that taking risks, having a vision, and doing things differently pays off.
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Additional footage includes climbers, skiers and extreme mountain bikers taking risks that seem beyond outrageous.
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Barton isn't afraid of taking risks, which has led to him being described as "cocky."
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The greater the sense of fear, the more likely women are to avoid taking risks.
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Again, SoundCloud has replaced the mixtape — a great venue for showcasing new content and taking risks.
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WE VIEW WORLD LEADERSHIP AS TAKING RISKS, TAKING STRONG POSITIONS, REASONED POSITIONS, AND REALLY PURSUING THEM.
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And the only way to fully understand our world is to explore it by taking risks.
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The U.S. tax code has long given entrepreneurs a break for taking risks and losing money.
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"Taking risks with battery technology can bite you," CCS Insight analyst Ben Wood told the BBC.
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There's a balance, as she puts it, asking for permission sometimes, and taking risks the other.
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"If I don't have those metastases, then I'll be taking risks for no reason," she said.
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In the last year, major artists have been taking risks while giving us what we want.
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It's funny, taking risks — you can only tell in retrospect if it was brave or foolish.
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Taking risks and winning out against all odds is one of the great pleasures of fantasy.
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American companies have prospered by exploring new markets and taking risks to extend their global reach.
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"I can't have my patients taking risks to get medicine I prescribe for them," he said.
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"Yes, there is something attractive about taking risks," he told The New York Times in 1988.
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Is it always good when an artist's best quality is being inoffensive and never taking risks?
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This will require, however, a delicate and shrewd balance between playing it safe and taking risks.
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Quarterback Baker Mayfield is everything Manning is not: explosive, mobile and not averse to taking risks.
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This helps normalize the fact that fears come with taking risks and innovating, creating psychological safety.
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It's a system that rewards the status quo, instead of taking risks and breaking new ground.
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But Xi has made it clear he won't tolerate officials using the campaign to avoid taking risks.
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QUINTANILLA: CHIP, YOU TALKED ABOUT TAKING RISKS, NOT MILKING THE BRAND FOR CASH, MOVING INTO OTHER BUSINESSES.
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The RBI emphasises stability, so is paranoid about wheeler-dealers taking risks or ripping off the vulnerable.
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Refinery29 talked with Maria about taking risks, getting fired, and how weekends are for binge-watching Netflix.
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This project about slowing down and taking risks and not being in total control of the outcome.
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"I've been taking risks my whole life and this is no different," Beruff said of his campaign.
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Smooth, rounded edges meant you never broke the rules; flat, concave ones showed you liked taking risks.
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Most of the time, failure results from taking risks and trying to achieve something that isn't easy.
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Don't let peers who are naturally gifted at something dissuade you from taking risks in that arena.
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He is known for taking risks and produced some of the most interesting campaigns of the year.
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Uranus is all about the unexpected, so you may be making some surprising changes or taking risks.
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The mood is conducive for taking risks, and you're not afraid to ask for what you want.
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A lot of artists talk about taking risks, but few mean it as literally as Ms. Ham.
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She pushed them to take part in school plays so that they would be confident taking risks.
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Of course, each mistake you make is an opportunity to learn and get better at taking risks.
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The goal of Glass-Steagall was to prevent banks from taking risks with people's federally insured deposits.
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Brown is one of many Gen Z stars taking risks with beauty that include throwing it back.
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Maybe, but this would require taking risks even bolder than singing "Happy Birthday" in a crowded Outback Steakhouse.
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For the first time in years, it feels like Apple is taking risks with its operating system update.
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And provided you do that, I think it's worth taking risks, and without risks, you really can't succeed.
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The importance of taking risks in South Carolina isn't necessarily to get a great review for an exhibition.
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"Investors are cautious about taking risks after the Fed's outcome," said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, a strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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But, it also means taking risks, embracing letdowns, and powering through even the most humiliating moments in life.
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BMO Private Bank chief investment officer Jack Ablin is now refraining from taking risks in this volatile environment.
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"You have to love people who are taking risks," said Andrea Lavinthal, People magazine's style and beauty director.
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My income affords me a lot of security, which makes me more comfortable taking risks in my writing.
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She says the secret to her success has always been taking risks, being obsessed and trusting her gut.
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And that includes another thing you haven't been seeing on CNN: taking risks to keep one another safe.
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"Fire is all about living life passionately, taking risks, expressing yourself creatively, partying, and having fun," she says.
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You're taking risks as the sun connects with Uranus and you want to stand out from the crowd.
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They also have more misses than hits, but that's baked into the company's DNA—it's constantly taking risks.
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The USA has not implemented mandatory quarantine, but I'm not taking risks, especially since my partner is immunocompromised.
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THEY'RE NOT STUPID ENOUGH TO NOT ASK FOR ADDITIONAL MONEY FOR TAKING RISKS THAT COULD GET THEM IN TROUBLE.
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Spending beyond your means and taking risks with money you don't have, by contrast, will likely set you back.
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"Our philanthropic dollars are taking risks for students' success, and we think that's how it should be," he says.
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I'd like to use those finances to do some really risky projects that no one is taking risks on.
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Mr Coll points the finger at ISI officers for causing bloodshed and taking risks that might provoke another war.
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Adults are able to consent to taking risks of this sort, even if they are not yet fully understood.
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Stakes were high, enemies were wily, responsibility meant taking risks: Niebuhr taught that moral men had to play hardball.
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Commissioner Kara Stein questioned whether retail investors are taking risks with complicated financial products that they cannot even appreciate.
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The moon enters Capricorn and mingles with Uranus, bringing a boost in creativity at work—you're taking risks professionally.
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But the Meadors, by taking risks and exploring, may demonstrate a truer path for expressing Texas in a bottle.
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You are taking risks with your lifestyle now, opening yourself up to experimental beauty regimens, diets, and scheduled routines.
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He endured the summer in what he thought was manly fashion, hanging tough, taking risks and trusting only himself.
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"Amy McGrath is a courageous leader who has spent her career taking risks and inspiring others to service," Sen.
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Hollywood executives with dreams of winning the Oscar for best original screenplay will doubtless keep taking risks on new stories.
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Even if you love taking risks and therefore ignore our point about insurance, you should protect yourself against self-delusion.
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On February 1st the Swiss-based International Publishers Association gave him an award for taking risks to promote free speech.
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It's got character and it's taking risks, and that makes me want to love this thing despite the ridiculous price.
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The hours I spent with it showed me a game that is taking risks while simultaneously delivering on the fundamentals.
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Similarly, taking risks is how you make a name for yourself on /r/Wallstreetbets, even if they don't pay off.
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You're taking risks and seeking thrills as the sun squares Uranus on July 29—things are shifting in your relationships.
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At the same time, taking risks is in my roots—as an artist, you want to go to the new.
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Nevertheless, 2,565 candidates, 417 of them women, are taking risks to campaign this month, putting up posters and holding rallies.
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"Taking risks is important, he stressed, especially for a pre-IPO company that is "still in a high growth stage.
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Teenagers, as we know, are still developing their ability to make good judgments and are often drawn to taking risks.
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It is often believed that taking risks implies that we're not afraid, but this couldn't be further from the truth.
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She's the only designer who has such a rich history, always taking risks and going where she never has before.
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For our series on Visionaries, The Times interviewed 22006 people who are taking risks and working to change the world.
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" Related: Fergie explains National Anthem performance "Here's the thing about taking risks when it comes to the national anthem: Don't.
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That's near the highs reached late in 2016 and indicative to regulators that banks are taking risks that could backfire.
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I think people are a little more comfortable getting weird or taking risks when they're not thinking about that stuff.
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Since you're focused on taking risks that could lead to the perfect "Bingo!" moment, consistency isn't exactly king (or queen).
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My hope is that it's impact emboldens programmers to keep taking risks to not only delight, but also challenge their audiences.
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Here are some highlights from Sethi's recent chat with Axios: You've written about the importance of taking risks in your career.
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But no matter how much money floods in, it somehow still feels like a place where everything is about taking risks.
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In the meantime, Valparaiso must keep taking risks on a lot of students, a reality the administration does not exactly hide.
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You're taking risks when it comes to relationships as both the sun and moon clash with the planet of rebellion, Uranus.
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You're unafraid of taking risks, but today is an especially fun time to do so as the moon opposes sweet Venus.
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Taking risks and entering a discursive space where meaning is not fixed, she said, is where play and discovery can begin.
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It is when successful or high-achieving individuals doubt their competence and hold back from taking risks for fear of failure.
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Part of his success, experts say, is his comfort with taking risks, which helps him in his day job as a gambler.
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But running for office can be a daunting task for some, so Keith once again emphasized the importance of women taking risks.
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" She recounts the episode as a way of showing that "women need to be more open to taking risks in their careers.
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The BLCKNLIT community celebrates the ways we shape history everyday by taking risks and creating the lives that we want for ourselves.
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What have you learned from your own professional journey about being open to opportunity and taking risks in your career and life?
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I think it's important to highlight the specificities of this ecosystem — taking risks is important when you are an entrepreneur for example.
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Former NFL linebacker and self-described "big kid" Dhani Jones is no stranger to taking risks, both on and off the field.
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Facebook continues to choose profit over data security, taking risks in order to prioritise their aim of making money from user data.
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Machado acknowledged in the memo that not all things will go according to plan but that it was part of taking risks.
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Schwan called the result "disappointing", but the consequence of taking risks on new medicines, saying that other work on Alzheimer's would continue.
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Your ruling planet, Saturn, makes a harmonious connection with Uranus on November 11, which is fantastic for making changes and taking risks.
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But shipping companies got cocky after a few good years and started taking risks, an unnamed defense official told the Washington Post.
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"They were all about doing things that were innovative and different, and they were about taking risks," Robertson said of the artists.
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There&aposs one mistake that people make when taking risks: They fail to equally balance emotion with logic in their decision-making.
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If we try something and fail, it can lead to judgment and feelings of guilt, so we often avoid taking risks altogether.
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Taking risks isn't something we're taught in school, so it'll help you do business a lot better once you have that understanding.
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Taking risks, making mistakes, and doing it hand in hand with others is how we learn our shared value for our community.
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"She's not afraid of taking risks and trying new ideas, which allows me to design freely and think outside the box," he says.
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The Fed continues to hold its benchmark interest rate at a level intended to stimulate economic growth by encouraging borrowing and taking risks.
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However, I do constantly remind myself that taking risks and pushing limits is good and gets me what I want out of life.
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Studies find that people with power are more optimistic about their chances of success when taking risks and therefore take more of them.
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They're constantly taking risks in their productions and have no shame in getting down and dirty with their warehouse-suited brand of techno.
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Taking risks keeps them from falling behind in a rapidly shifting industry, and radical decisions keep them at the consumer top-of-mind.
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You don't get to be extraordinary without taking risks, and learning how to accurately calculate risk will ensure you're making the best choices.
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She had learned the importance of taking risks and the value of your network when she was hired at Google at just 19.
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The Vineyard Theater, at 18883 East 15th Street, is an Off Broadway nonprofit company dedicated to taking risks with new plays and musicals.
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Brian Haywood, an investment strategy advisor for BAM Advisor Services, doesn't think it's worth taking risks in either emerging markets or junk bonds.
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The Stress Cube staff knew they were taking risks as they tried to capitalize on the success of various products on crowdfunding sites.
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All times ET. You're taking risks as the sun clashes with rebellious Uranus, but be sure to practice safety first to avoid accidents.
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"I've always believed that leadership is about taking risks," Mr. Christie said, adding that he was "cautiously optimistic" that his side would prevail.
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He was used to taking risks, but this was different — Samuel was an important figure, not just a soldier with a quick temper.
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In terms of pure talent—climbers speak of "strength"—she is near the top, but she is not too keen on taking risks.
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On a more existential level, it's about taking risks and trying new things and problem-solving and finding new ways to approach something.
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The difference in speed may have had to do less with any inherent ability and more with the male propensity for taking risks.
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As the British music mainstream plays things ever more safe, Ms Bush stands as a reminder of what might be achieved by taking risks.
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To get back to success, to start building great companies and generating IPOs again, we — entrepreneurs, investors, executives — need to start taking risks again.
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He also revealed that his wife of 11 years, actress Nicole Kidman, has taught him a lot about his own craft and taking risks.
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It is worth taking risks to save lives, to enforce international law and to make sieges of civilian areas a thing of the past.
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Over the years, I've had to learn how to fail and have become less averse to taking risks and more entrepreneurial in the process.
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That's why Powell's reassurance on Wednesday was significant: it sent a strong, positive message to investors who were worried about taking risks, Rieder said.
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He's also gotten comfortable taking risks, like cold emailing NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, asking him to submit a question for the Gen Z book.
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After our return from deployment, I watched him turn into a destructive person, drinking every night, taking risks, becoming reckless in his personal life.
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This might not be something you're totally used to, but a less conventional approach to partnerships is something you're exploring and taking risks with.
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Wheels In the late '80s, Ferrari engineers — never shy about taking risks — installed small paddles flanking the steering wheels on Enzo's Formula One racecars.
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She says some Indigenous peoples in remote villages are taking risks to provide for their family, a concern also raised by the ANTHC report.
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"Profit-taking risks still loom large, strong output growth challenges the market-tightening narrative and the supply deals overdue transitioning remains blanketed in uncertainty."
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"Don't push ahead, don't force or forge forwards," advises astrologer Kimberly Peta Dewhirst, adding that we should avoid taking risks and playing into our impulses.
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During early adolescence, the majority of girls stop raising their hands, participating in sports and extra-curricular activities, taking risks, and stepping into leadership roles.
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The risk taker Wealthy people are in a better position than us regular investors because they typically are more comfortable taking risks with their money.
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Each player is taking risks with what they purchase, deciding if they want to counter their competitor's gear or take a risk on something new.
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Many VCs also believe they deserve the tax break for taking risks and holding on to assets for what often becomes many years on end.
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The founders' experience at Y Combinator, a revered school for startups in California, helped them become unusually comfortable, for a French outfit, about taking risks.
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I'm determined to continue making crazy plans, taking risks, and having the types of experiences I had this year for as long as I'm able.
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Luckily, you're pretty good at taking risks—even if it takes you a little while to figure out which direction you want to go in.
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A correlation between taking risks and also liking to watch movies that glorify risk-taking doesn't tell us that the movies are provoking risk-taking.
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But it also makes perfect sense, because, at its core, Malibu is about the same kind of freedom surfers relish: finding release in taking risks.
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But while the company can rightly be said to be taking risks in some ways, in other ways it is uniquely stuck in the past.
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The ones who truly succeed are not afraid of taking risks to expand their horizons, while the timid and easily swayed fall by the wayside.
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The moon connects with your ruling planet Venus, finding you in an especially charming mood, and you're taking risks as the moon connects with Uranus.
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Brown led Arby's in an impressive turnaround effort after joining as CEO in 2013, taking risks designed to make Arby's stand out and grab headlines.
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Ctiborsky believes the documentary is about rather simple idea: a guy who defies himself, taking risks to open up his mind and become more creative.
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This requires modeling taking risks and acknowledging failure from which staff can mirror that attribute and know that they can go for the stretch goal.
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Students who are unable to ask for help when they need it, or so fearful of failing that they will avoid taking risks at all.
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You're the type of person who keeps friends around for a long time, but you're more open to taking risks with your crew these days.
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Ms. Phillips defended it as prime New Museum territory — taking risks, showing provocative, important art the public might not see otherwise — but it didn't help.
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" In his view, "quarterly earnings obsessed" corporate owners would not have the same priorities because "the emphasis instantly shifts from taking risks to taking profits.
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And, when they do, many female investors feel so heavily scrutinized for taking risks on other women that they limit how frequently they make those investments.
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"The newcomers fear taking risks, and the minute they take a risk, the sponsor thinks, 'They don't speak English, I will help them,'" he said.
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"We do not see this as the best environment for taking risks on stocks," Mark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Wealth Management, reiterated Monday.
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Buffett told Gates to "swing for the fences," a baseball metaphor that means you should make big bets and not be afraid of taking risks.
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If Hollywood is going to play it safe with source material, it's great to see the resulting movies taking risks in creative and artistic ways.
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There was that study in Iceland where the banks started taking risks — it's often men, I'm sorry to say, but women don't take the same risks.
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He told her that he understood her reputation would be at risk by becoming involved, but that no one gets ahead in life without taking risks.
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"Maybe this was just a lesson that being entrepreneurial and taking risks and jumping into new things you're excited about sometimes is not linear at all."
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The crucial point is that many of these activities involve taking risks and investing—exactly what austerity doesn't do—and in so doing they create value.
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Samsung has a reputation for taking risks — it was one of the first companies to roll out larger-sized smartphones — but these efforts don't always work.
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If you feel uncomfortable taking risks, try switching up your mindset and view it as an incremental process of change, as opposed to a reckless act.
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Buying online can make it a bit easier (especially if you get free return shipping), but not every store's return policies are conducive to taking risks.
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Wandering, taking risks, and knowing when to fold Asked what he'd be doing in five years, he said he guessed he'd be doing the same job.
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Expect a wild and kinky atmosphere—Venus is an affectionate, sweet energy, while Uranus is all about taking risks and, let's be real, being a weirdo.
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Taking risks comes with the territory of being a comedian, but last week both Kathy Griffin and Bill Maher crossed the line and sparked bipartisan outrage.
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When you're taking risks to be different, how do you decide, OK, this is something worth trying, or maybe people haven't done this for a reason?
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"Regardless of company size, we're trying to give benefits to those taking risks," Vice Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok told reporters before the revisions were released.
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We dig right in to great customer service and talk about understanding change, and being humble, and taking chances, taking risks, and being ready to learn.
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For Assange, there is no real difference between a hack and a leak; in both instances, individuals are taking risks to expose the secrets of institutions.
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Artists in Turkey express themselves without taking risks, away from the street, the truth and society; I believe this goes against the true purpose of art.
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"I think this fear of being a poser has been washed away a little bit and people are taking risks and trying things out," says Schlossman.
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It meant taking risks and holding back tears, and as a result, most of the men who ran for president fit some version of that mold.
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Ms. Graves, who sang the title role in "Margaret Garner," praised Dr. DiChiera for taking risks that the heads of other companies might shy away from.
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By going niche and taking risks online, Yang not only cultivated a following, but showed Democrats how to rewrite the campaign playbook for the digital age.
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Fashion&aposs all about taking risks, but a Komodo dragon has taken it to another level by hitting the beach with a turtle as a hat.
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It's about life as experienced by someone who is a comedian: the grind of New York City, single parenting, dating, middle age, taking risks and failing.
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Much like my own background in the U.S., these young men and women are taking risks and defying obstacles to bring their start-ups to life.
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"As a public company, there is so much more scrutiny and pressure to avoid taking risks because the public market rewards predictability," Spiegel told CNN Business.
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Taking risks It's early days but initial investment for the school, to be called Makers Academy, is happening, and Ukwuani's sleepless nights are starting to pay off.
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"If your dog or any other animal ends up on the ice, stay put and call 999 so firefighters can rescue it, rather than taking risks yourself."
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In a sea of Marvel and DC films that tend to feel focus-tested to hell, Deadpool proved that there taking risks can lead to huge payoffs.
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Finally, it seemed, the fighters were throwing caution to the wind, taking risks, allowing themselves to be hit so they could be in better positions to hit.
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You're taking risks as Mars connects with Uranus on August 28—you're famous for being the cautious crab of the zodiac, but not so much this month!
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She's telling us that it's okay to have confidence in taking risks and that if you're wearing something like you mean it, you're going to look great.
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An especially lucky day will arrive on September 26 when Jupiter meets the Sun—if you've been considering taking risks, this is the day to do it.
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And since Mexico allows presidents to serve for only one six-year term, he has the luxury of taking risks that may or may not alienate voters.
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The fact that I didn't have to worry about losing money in that area of my life allowed me to feel comfortable taking risks in other areas.
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" Asked on Fox why others are not speaking out like he did, Rooney said that the job of being a lawmaker is "so stacked against taking risks.
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Regardless of where they enter, these migrants are taking risks because of a loophole in Canadian immigration rules, which many people now want suspended at the least.
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Rieder told Reuters, however, he has already cut his position in shorter-term bonds and feels more comfortable taking risks in the United States than in emerging markets.
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"I think that most people believe that the only people who get sexually transmitted infections are people who are somehow taking risks and doing wrong things," Hook said.
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We have clear goals and a clear mission and we will figure out how to reach those goals by being differentiated, creative, taking risks, and working really hard.
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It also used the opportunity to find a bigger brand purpose for itself and creating an internal culture of change that encourages and prides itself on taking risks.
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And Bancaco isn't shy about taking risks: One recent dinner featured a deconstructed Peking duck served whole, its heart topped with orange peel and shavings of aged pa'i'ai.
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Hailee Steinfeld's character tries to bounce back by being bold and taking risks but just ends up accidentally sending sexts to a cute boy who works at Petland.
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"There has been a shift in mentality, it's cool to be an entrepreneur, people are not afraid of taking risks," Fjeldsoe-Nielsen told CNBC in a phone interview.
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But one thing I do know is, whatever happens, I'll own it and I won't let it stop me from taking risks, which might mean falling in love.
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Young skaters in the United States were rewarded not for innovating and taking risks — attempting new combos, for instance, or trying more difficult jumps — but for skating cleanly.
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He drew colorful and lucid playing from the orchestra, even when taking risks and driving climaxes to extremes; the players seemed willing to go along for the trip.
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PARIS — Traditionally, the luxury houses that make one-of-a-kind, multimillion-dollar haute joaillerie pieces for the world's wealthiest women have not been known for taking risks.
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Taking risks on individuals will always pay off because our generation responds to people who are willing to buck the system in the name of being true to self.
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For someone who gained boundary-pushing dominance in mere years, she's also prudent and considered when it comes to taking risks, only adding difficulty when confident of safe performance.
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Regional banks have been actively taking risks via lending and investment as prolonged ultra-low interest rates and a dwindling population prod them to seek higher returns, it said.
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Errico thinks Patreon can offer a good financial deal for musicians, but he worries that making artists immediately accountable to a loyal audience could discourage them from taking risks.
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People can't believe how much complexity is out there, how much aggression is out there, and how casual[ly] people are taking risks that could lead to hard war.
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But anyone who's really studied the results of the last six presidential elections should be honest and realize that Trump has been taking — and should probably keep taking — risks.
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You're not going to be concerned with "fitting in" during this time—whenever Uranus is around, we can bet the vibe is more about taking risks, and being yourself.
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It represents youth, it represents a time in your life where you're figuring yourself out, it represents the time of your life where you're taking chances and taking risks.
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And NASA's safety and advisory panel has made it clear that it is concerned with the space agency taking risks to meet the aggressive schedules set for the programs.
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Those include things like how often teens reported taking risks and being disciplined; exposure to health warnings about cigarettes; previous alcohol and drug use; and comfort being around smokers.
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This can leave crews desperate and taking risks, which can then result in disaster, with the ships stranded on the high sea and running out of food and water.
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" Marc Platt, one of the film's producers, said in an email that "movies today need to give audiences compelling reasons to escape their devices, and that means taking risks.
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Instead, they have been taking risks and crossing illegally with hopes of being arrested so they can then make a case for asylum after they are already in Canada.
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Each struggles for opportunity — begging sponsors, borrowing planes, dealing with unscrupulous organizers, and taking risks equal to those of their male colleagues — but with fewer rewards to tempt them.
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The specialized firms that put up the bonds do not take the guarantees lightly — after all, their money is at stake — so they are very careful about taking risks.
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The sense of adventure, of taking risks and, yes, even proudly getting cuts and bruises were all part of the process of growing and venturing out in the world.
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By that point, the role of the I.I.Y.C. had become a sort of advance guard, taking risks and pushing actions forward and winning new young converts to the cause.
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Choosing to lead at a difficult moment, taking risks to help people out when they are in trouble — these kinds of actions build reciprocity and help to convey warmth.
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This transit has found you taking risks you never imaged you'd take, creating change in the world, and carving out a life that's based on your rules — no one else's.
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"Young skaters in the United States were rewarded not for innovating and taking risks — attempting new combos, for instance, or trying more difficult jumps — but for skating cleanly," Lipinski says.
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In short, the company is going to become as boring as possible, much more like a utility or a bank with a strong focus on generating revenue without taking risks.
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Many of today's most influential billionaires, Bezos, Hastings and Zuckerberg included, would agree that taking risks and thinking long-term are two crucial steps in setting yourself up for success.
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On every episode of Shark Tank, my fellow Sharks and I meet with entrepreneurs who are taking risks by seeking to take their business — or idea — to a national audience.
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"Thus the main indicator of the stability of the banking sector in taking risks ... is at a sufficient level to successfully weather the possible impact of negative events," it said.
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"It is simply not the environment to encourage taking risks and thus even higher yielding Asia bonds do not appeal at present," Jingyi Pan, market strategist at IG Asia said.
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You can either waste your time avoiding it — not taking risks, not innovating, not going for the next challenge — or you can choose to meet those challenges head on and grow.
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"Companies might think 'I am taking risks here in terms of original sin, but on the other hand I am happy today because my overall funding cost is low'," Stear said.
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"It's films like this ["Hands of Stone"], major studios are taking risks on that are part of history," Raymond told CNN at the New York premiere of the film this week.
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She might not get the attention other, younger stars receive, but she's right there with them when it comes to owning her style, taking risks and being unapologetic about her choices.
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Uncertainty over Italian politics, Brexit and worries over slowing economic and earnings growth have discouraged investors from taking risks as central banks take steps to end years of easy monetary policy.
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On ambition and taking risks when you're youngNeha: You were 25 years old when you took over at Tatler, and I believe you were 30 when you took over Vanity Fair.
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They were chosen because Mr. Williams collaborated with Comme des Garçons on a perfume called Girl in 2014, and because … well, Ms. Perry is known for taking risks with her clothing.
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You're trying new approaches to taking care of your chores and taking risks with your work so that you can find a new way to squeeze in some time to chill.
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Let's remember that this isn't about me, sometimes it's about the show, sometimes it's about taking risks that are both calculated and are completely unpredictable as to what the repercussions will be.
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" - Gach "Taking risks with content, and doing things we haven't done before (like engaging with online haters) can definitely be nerve-wracking, but I can't say I've done anything I've regretted. Yet.
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After a spat with her brazen, attention-craving best friend, who casually humiliates her over her unwillingness or inability to talk to a boy she likes, Vee vows to start taking risks.
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But the experts who reviewed some of the documents related to the Ponsoldts, Mr. von der Goltz and Ms. Olszewski said that the firm itself seemed to realize it was taking risks.
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It can cause you to avoid taking risks and doing things where you might get criticized or rejected — like applying for a new job or speaking up to someone who hurt you.
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From the cyclone in Mozambique and earthquakes in Indonesia to the hurricanes in Florida and the food crisis in Venezuela, José has been on the ground taking risks and boldly creating solutions.
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"We were limited in terms of price positioning because you can't be a brand celebrating anonymous people taking risks for others and at the same time be very expensive," Mr. Guerrier said.
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Freed from the demands of advertisers on the new platforms, producers are taking risks with content and casting, and mainstream television is taking notice both in front of, and crucially, behind the camera.
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Timothée Chalamet is known for taking risks on the red carpet, but he may have sported his most daring look yet at the Oscars held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
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"Barack has helped me loosen up and feel comfortable with taking risks, not doing things the traditional way and sort of testing it out, because that is how he grew up," she said.
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Banks and other financial firms faced a backlash over pay after the crisis because some traders and executives reaped millions of dollars for taking risks that later blew up, requiring taxpayer-funded bailouts.
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But with a growth mentality, you'll push yourself to keep learning and taking risks without worrying about how you look, if you're asking a dumb question or whether you're giving the wrong answer.
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But the people of Hong Kong are not simply protesting because of economic hardship; in fact, some of them protest despite it, taking risks to demonstrate despite precarious employment situations or limited means.
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The move wouldn't be surprising coming from a network like ABC or CBS, but Netflix has positioned itself as different than traditional TV — and that includes taking risks on weirder, more niche shows.
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There is virtually nothing more quintessentially American than the entrepreneur who works long hours, taking risks beyond those that mere employees take, providing a product or service that people need, and creating jobs.
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For Hatter, it's about taking risks and developing the confidence to take chances in all parts of your life, and not being afraid to step outside yourself in order to find out what works.
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Investors have been shying away from taking risks as global growth has stuttered, particularly as a result of the slowdown in China, and interest rates have begun to move up in the United States.
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When it comes to your investments, you have three potential options: Taking risks with your money is not only daunting, but can keep you up at night if you're not confident in your choices.
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While most people can wear contact lenses safely with simple precautions, taking risks like wearing them overnight or exposing them to water is like being in a car without a seat belt, Hovanesian said.
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Telling the story of what went wrong is a way to wring insight from failure, but it's also a way of proclaiming membership in a community of innovators who are unafraid of taking risks.
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Making his house debut, James Gaffigan led an energetic performance, scrupulously attentive to the singers and not averse to taking risks with the tempo or teasing a little extra juice out of a phrase.
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This proposal recognizes that the economic value of equity capital can substitute for costly regulation as a means to discourage banks from taking risks that can lead to their failures or to systemic crises.
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But eventually, the company will get a leader further removed from founder Steve Jobs and less afraid of taking risks, similar to the approach Satya Nadella has taken since assuming the top job at Microsoft.
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I didn't fully grasp the connection between those things and my grandpa's death, but I think she was essentially saying I shouldn't hold back on taking risks because that could lead to more regret later.
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As for external factors, inevitably I'd worry if I had someone else to look after, but thankfully I've always benefited from taking risks, so I think I'll be taking that lesson forward into my 40s.
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"Credit spreads have been tightening for a long time so rather than taking risks in company credit, we would like to increase the assets that have different risk profile from stocks and bonds," Shigemoto said.
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Foes become vulnerable to killing blows when either bar is at zero, but posture usually runs out first; this makes for thrilling, intense combat that rewards you for taking risks and going on the offensive.
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Other examples of MeUndies seeking attention by taking risks with its marketing include giving an endorsement deal to then Dallas Cowboys running back Joseph Randle in 22019 after Randle had been arrested for shoplifting underwear.
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One of the genes found to be linked to having sex earlier, called CADM2, is thought to influence someone's likelihood of taking risks, as well as other factors, and was linked to having more children.
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And while one would not necessarily have guessed that from the show here — unnecessarily tame given that the designers had little to lose by taking risks — Generation Africa betokened a crucial fact about the region.
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When black women in leadership make mistakes — an inevitable consequence of taking risks — research shows that they are more likely to be criticized or punished for organizational failures than male, or even white female counterparts.
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You could say mistakes like the one in Long Beach are a product of Buemi's particularly ruthless driving style, and that without taking risks, he wouldn't even be in the hunt in the first place.
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Compared to a service like Rent the Runway, which encourages taking risks on ultra-trendy pieces, Dailylook is better for finding quality investment pieces that you'll wear often (especially considering you're paying to own them).
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Robert DeNiro actually earned his cab driving license for the 1976 the Martin Scorsese classic Taxi Driver, and Shia LaBeouf, known for taking risks, actually dropped acid to prepare for his role in Charlie Countryman.
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"Once you hit that point of financial independence, that's when you can really start to get really, really wealthy because you can start taking risks that people who aren't financially independent can't take," he said.
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The leaders I admire are women who are taking risks, who are very assertive about their vision and somewhat unapologetic about pursuing that vision and have a way of getting others on board with them.
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When boring people think about taking risks, their brain first goes to "improv comedy," where they are confident they would have shined if only they hadn't listened to Daddy and chosen a more traditional career.
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The fourth attribute on that list — trust and vulnerability — is related to "psychological safety," a term coined by Harvard Business School professor Amy Edmondson to describe an environment where team members feel comfortable taking risks.
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Confidence means practicing affirmations, taking risks, trusting your capabilities, and getting fired up about all of the growth and possibility ahead, regardless of how crappy that last interview went, or how you didn't get a callback.
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In my work as a public defender in Oakland, California, I have observed how the recall effort has changed judges, whether consciously or not, making them more timid about taking risks on defendants who deserve mercy.
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But what I learnt was that to do so requires being human, and when it comes to the internet and social media, museums should be unafraid of embracing its culture, talking to people and taking risks.
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We are taking risks, we are putting our soldiers at risk, we are putting our financial resources, but what we are tackling is a global threat that we should not be left alone to deal with.
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To be sure, taking risks is a necessity when it comes to the always-evolving art of design, but some key players in the fashion world have stood accused of pushing certain boundaries all too far.
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"I always say that it's important to dream like a kid and that (as a kid) it's the perfect age to start figuring out what you enjoy and trying new things and taking risks," she added.
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The show's seven-minute cold open had Warren at an Iowa Town Hall meeting, throwing out helpful advice on everything from dumping your insurance plans like they're toxic boyfriends to the, uh, wonders of taking risks.
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Global financial institutions are taking risks by not watching and understanding emerging financial tech products that are already starting to shake up the financial services and global payments system, according to IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde.
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Once upon a time, big studios pumped out relatively expensive Oscar bait—a diverse slate of middle-brow films like As Good as It Gets, Shakespeare in Love, Syriana—while taking risks on more unconventional movies.
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Some suggest that the opinion surveys reflect the anxiety level of some South Korean residents about what the true aims are of North Korea's Kim Jong Un, an unpredictable and brutal leader known for taking risks.
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Instead, he urged people to make a point of caring for others, taking risks, and investing in meaningful relationships so that they build on themselves over time, like money in a savings account gaining compound interest.
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VW's decision to not have Mueller and fellow managers of the group's nine-member executive board attend the 2017 Detroit show suggests the company wants to avoid taking risks as it nears an agreement with the DoJ.
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Deedee Abbott, a mother of two in Atlanta, says she finds it difficult to strike the right balance between encouraging her children to give their best when they're taking risks and making them feel she expects perfection.
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The data protection authority in the German state of Hesse, which oversees SCHUFA, expressly advises people against taking part because, as it sees it, they would actually be taking risks with their own privacy in doing so.
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"We should be mindful of the possible consequences, including any downward pressure on the real economy from the financial system" as financial institutions tend to become more cautious about taking risks when their profits decline, he said.
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Critics say such a move would allow another 2008-like situation to emerge with investors taking risks in the mortgage market and reaping rewards, but leaving taxpayers on the hook in the event of another housing crash.
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From the 85033s until the late 1990s, banks with insured deposits (and other support from the federal government) were largely prohibited from taking risks in the securities markets by what was known as the Glass-Steagall Act.
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And here&aposs what&aposs really sad Laura, five people who came to work everyday in Annapolis to try to serve their community, taking risks as journalists because you write things that make people angry, they&aposre dead.
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But if you have to blame anyone, blame the streaming infrastructure that wasn't prepared for a show taking risks in its presentation, risks I would characterize as bold and well executed, unlike the writing in the show lately.
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Making Thor, I learned so much from him in terms of having a sense of humor about one's self and being silly and taking risks and so we get to just do that together all the time now.
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These students said that some of Wintours advice was great — like making feedback fast and direct and choosing a boss, not a job — while some of her points about taking risks didn't feel as applicable to average people.
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Either the people are alive and safe somewhere inside, in which case taking risks only serves to place rescuers in danger, or they have already perished, in which case there is zero reason to place rescuers in danger.
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That&aposs a scientific term coined by Harvard Business School professor Amy Edmondson to describe an environment in which people feel comfortable taking risks, like admitting when they&aposve made a mistake or asking a seemingly naive question.
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In his speech, Mr. Gabriel, a Social Democrat, reminded Germans that in the future, they would have to get used to taking risks, including risking failure, if the European project was to remain a force in the world.
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It began during his childhood in suburban Los Angeles, where he went from being bullied to being the aggressor, continued through his years taking risks at two technology start-ups there, and crystallized in his role at Uber.
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"These infections indicate people are taking risks with their health, with their sexuality and with their reproductive health," said Dr. Melanie Taylor, lead author of the report and medical epidemiologist at the WHO department of Reproductive Health and Research.
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It recommends that moving forward banks focus on making more income from taking risks linked with running the balance sheet, such as interest rate and credit, or by creating new revenue streams in areas not in their traditional domain.
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Taking risks is a necessity for anyone trying to survive in a field as competitive as China's smartphone market, and so it's no wonder that companies like Huawei are trying to capture a lead by doing some educated guessing.
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He's one of the few hedge fund managers who actually spent most of his time constructing sophisticated hedges, making sure he got the returns he wanted without taking risks he didn't want to take and without using undue leverage.
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Think of someone's worrisome behavior (social withdrawal, lack of interest, taking risks, frequent intoxication) or ominous statements (I'd be better off dead, life isn't worth living, taking stock of what they have done) as if they have a fever.
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In townships and villages, in big cities and those like my hometown of Milwaukee, innovators are still taking risks with the same perseverance and courage as Harry and Lynde Bradley, the successful industrialists whose eponymous foundation I now lead.
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"Given how rapidly consumer tastes are changing, our team is challenged with taking risks, testing, iterating and cycling through ideas quickly to see what works," said Dave Preston, vice president of innovation for Coca-Cola North America, on the company's website.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Bankers and lawyers expect the pipeline of big deals in Brazil to shrink in coming months as financial and strategic acquirers avoid taking risks due to market volatility during a presidential campaign and doubts about the economy's recovery.
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" Hill says, "My childhood love of roller coasters and high speeds and daring thrills and taking risks and chasing highs and pushing my body to extremes and testing my limits just to feel a little bit more alive than the rest?
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Taking risks in one's practice here is critical because it's what the region needs to briefly exit its comfort zone, to gently open it up to perspectives different from its own, and to illuminate its past while pushing it forward.
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But in terms of finding raw talent instead of recycling it as so many other television news executives do, there will never be another figure like him in terms of taking risks and almost all of those risks paying big dividends.
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Moira is not happy that June is taking risks on behalf of ALMA (That's her name!) The two get into a big fight — June calls Moira a coward and a liar, and reminds her that she promised to help find Hannah.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Britain's vote to leave the European Union hides no serious risks for Russia, but it is likely to lower "investor appetite" for taking risks, TASS news agency quoted Russian Deputy Finance Minister Alexei Moiseev as saying on Friday.
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And while normally runners at marathons try to avoid taking risks, Dr. Fatbody threw caution to the wind and went for a whole bunch of difficult moves to add some extra style to the run and get every hyped up.
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In the book, Haidt and his co-author Greg Lukianoff argue that Generation Z — the group born after 1995 — have been raised to avoid taking risks and to earn "prestige points" by objecting to subjectively controversial jokes in the workplace.
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Some suggestions might be to subscribe to a variety of news sources one likes, continue to read the media, committing to sharing only verified news, and to offer support and protection for journalists who are taking risks for their work.
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What's bad news for issuers of high-yield debt is good news for investors, who are finally waking up to the fact that they have been taking risks on companies with poor credit quality for years without being properly compensated.
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MOSCOW, June 24 (Reuters) - Britain's vote to leave the European Union hides no serious risks for Russia, but it is likely to lower "investor appetite" for taking risks, TASS news agency quoted Russian Deputy Finance Minister Alexei Moiseev as saying on Friday.
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But there have been reports that the campaign, while effective in many respects, has left some provincial and municipal leaders nervous of taking risks for fear of falling foul of the powerful National Supervisory Commission, the body overseeing the anti-corruption campaign.
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After coping with the tragedy of losing her beloved husband a year ago, Céline Dion has reemerged into the spotlight and is looking better than ever, pulling off all of the latest trends and even taking risks with young designers like Vetements.
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Much of the fun stuff I've been able to do on Twitter began with people who were already talking to, or about, Pop-Tarts, and it was a matter of getting creative, taking risks, and taking advantage of the opportunities that bubbled up.
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Photographer Ken Hermann, currently based in Copenhagen, has traveled the globe bringing different geographic locations and cultures to public awareness, though he also proves in his latest works, Explosion 2.0 he has a penchant for taking risks for the sake of art.
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On the flip side, over the last two years I have been observing the men and women around me and I definitely feel that women often fear taking risks and can sometimes lack the confidence that society prizes and pushes in men.
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Domino's stock has demonstrated consistent growth for years, and Doyle is continuously looking for opportunity to grow further, he told the Los Angeles Times, even if it means taking risks, such as when they added voice ordering to their app three years ago.
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"Knowing about a possible option has a major effect on my training because I may be taking risks now that I would not take if I knew there was also the possibility of a Plan B." (Editing by Peter Rutherford and Christian Radnedge )
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There is a lot of complacency, and the fact that we have record low volatility in the market basically means there is a risk on period, investors are taking risks, but I don't think they get the adequate compensation for those risks.
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I've realized that how we handle those moments — whether we choose to see failure as evidence that we are screw-ups rather than as natural, or even admirable, consequences of taking risks — makes all the difference in being mostly dissatisfied versus mostly fulfilled.
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Second, foundations can operate on a longer time horizon than can businesses in the marketplace and elected officials in public institutions, taking risks in social policy experimentation and innovation that we should not routinely expect to see in the commercial or state sector.
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Above all, the report said, local officials have been besieged by conflicting demands to be both cautious and courageous, and have become allergic to taking risks that could end their careers or even land them in detention on charges of violating party discipline.
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At the top of the list, as I have written before, is the need to revamp the Wall Street compensation system, which is Wall Street's largest single variable cost and continues to reward bankers, traders and executives for taking risks with other people's money.
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"Nice were looking for a coach with the ability to continue to produce attractive football, to bring through youngsters by taking risks to help them grow, and someone who lives and breathes to win," President Jean-Pierre Rivere said on the club's website www.ogcnice.com.
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After reaching the top of Peyresourde first, Froome pedaled away as Quintana and others failed to react promptly, taking risks on the descent as he put his whole weight onto the front of his bike in a position reminiscent of Graeme Obree in the 1990s.
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If studios can make early streaming an additional path to revenue for these adult dramas and other, lately-less-bankable genres outside of the theater, it could lead to these same studios taking risks on big budget films that aren't, say, Transformers 7: Bumblebee Begins.
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I imagined our marriage transpiring within a genie's bottle, all silk and luxurious hangings in a protective cocoon, a warm, private world in which transformation could occur; the nature of the surrounding boundary providing enough safety that we could feel confident in taking risks.
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They are worried that mention of this book will make them appear like they're obsessed with not aging, but perhaps what it signifies more clearly is that they are interested in longevity — the longevity to keep working, to keep taking risks, to redefine themselves.
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And in many ways, as a C.E.O., your job is to really build an alternate family, to build a place where people feel comfortable taking risks, where they feel like they're not going to be punished and where they feel like they can speak out.
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In order for schools to establish a true makerspace, there must be buy-in and a commitment from staff, students and the wider community -- to establish a culture of innovation, trial-and-error, problem-solving, persevering through difficult tasks, learning from mistakes and taking risks.
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You have to treat your mind the way an athlete treats her body; I'm always taking stock of my mental fitness, my creative battery, and my psychological state; you have to always be pushing yourself, always taking risks, but the recovery time is equally important.
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In interviews, DuVernay acknowledged the history she was making, but also referenced Hollywood's own history of taking risks on and giving multiple chances to certain white male directors, while tending to give women — especially women of color — one shot, presuming they're given a shot at all.
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But the console's quick death didn't discourage Nintendo from taking risks, and 24 years later its second attempt at virtual reality leverages the Switch hardware to deliver a series of experimental games that let you dabble with an impressively capable VR experience for as little as $40.
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"As emerging artists, we felt the effects of the 2008 financial crisis deeply, mainly because it seemed that so few galleries and institutions were taking risks on younger artists, so we decided to start doing shows with our friends around NYC," the duo explained by email.
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In 2015, the company announced it was laying off 25-50 of its 130 employees and was abandoning consumers to pivot to VR. Fast-forward a couple of years and the company is still taking risks as it looks to find the future its technology fits into.
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His mission — like mine, like the volunteer Sinn Feiner and the ultra-Zionist — was to be useful, taking risks to help people perceived as oppressed; and like me, he did not fully understand the bigger picture, was in over his head, and was overtaken by events.
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"Knowing about a possible option has a major effect on my training because I may be taking risks now that I would not take if I knew there was also the possibility of a Plan B." (Editing by Peter Rutherford and Christian Radnedge and Pritha Sarkar )
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The model wore three show-stopping dress at her wedding to Justin Bieber, pulled off a no-pants look with thigh-high boots, and channeled Princess Diana with her street style, making it clear she's a fan of taking risks but also mixing high and low fashion.
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As an advisor, you have to find out "what the client's needs are, what the client's capabilities are in terms of taking risks," as well as their dreams and fears, Kahneman, known for his work in behavioral economics, said in a keynote at the Morningstar Investment Conference in Chicago.
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To do this, he's taking risks like skipping Fashion Week, when most of the world's biggest designers showcase their upcoming lines, and hosting fashion shows where no one else will, as he did this past May, at New York's Rockefeller Center, where he invited the public to come watch.
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With polls showing a highly competitive primary race and no clear front-runner, the Democrats in Wednesday's debate acted as if they had decided ahead of time to avoid taking risks or doing much of anything that might cause them to lose momentum at this stage of the campaign.
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Panelists: Panel 3 | 10:30am AMPLIFYING YOUR IMPACT: INVESTING IN GENEROSITY Crown Princess of Norway, Mette-Marit, leads a discussion with top female philanthropists, focusing on solutions-oriented strategies around how women are organizing and collaborating to reach sustainable development goals, breaking down silos and taking risks for high impact.
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While on the surface, it might be more shocking if Rickly hadn't heard The Jazz June instead of an avant-garde space-jazz opus, his musical background is steeped in jazz (his first instrument was the alto sax) and the one constant of his career has been taking risks and experimenting.
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All of this is recounted in her memoir-slash-manual, "Conceivability: What I Learned Exploring the Frontiers of Fertility," which is highly instructive on things like the difference between fresh and frozen I.V.F. cycles, the need to ask pointed questions at fertility clinics and the value of taking risks on less conventional treatments.
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So she has nothing to lose and much to gain by acting with audacity and passion, by taking risks, and by speaking over the heads of her fractious party to a nation that needs to be persuaded, as if from scratch, that the Conservatives crave power with a purpose, rather than power alone.
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According to Salomons, the evidence for a late cycle is all there: the yield curve is flattening, which usually predicts an upcoming recession; the credit spreads are widening, suggesting that investors are afraid of taking risks; and defensive stocks are outperforming, which are a safer option to survive changes in the economic cycle.
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In 2013, just as the Seahawks were getting good, Carroll spoke for an hour to a group of executives at Microsoft, the company co-founded by Paul G. Allen, who died in 2018 and was a Seahawks owner, about the culture he was trying to build, one that emphasized personal growth and taking risks.
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I think that I have also been willing to take risks, and many people say that women require a lot more information before they're willing to take risks, and that's getting comfortable with taking risks, and imperfect information is something that I'm actually quite comfortable with and always have been, but I don't know that everybody is.
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If your online profile indicates that you: Have been single for a while, have been married multiple times, appear to have money, say you see the best in everyone, haven't been treated well in the past, think your ex was a terrible person, like taking risks...you may as well have painted a bull's-eye on your forehead.
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" In case you don't know what the difference between a "Girl Boss" and a regular boss is, Amoruso defined it back in 2014 for Elle as such: "A Girl Boss is someone who has big dreams and is willing to work hard for them," adding that "keeping personal responsibility for your future, being comfortable taking risks and understanding that failure is the byproduct of your own invention.
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Keep in mind that while advice like that given to Lives writers — "Go to the outer limit of your comfort zone in revealing something about yourself" — might sound scary, it is our experience, after a decade of running contests for teenagers, that as long as students keep in mind that they are writing for a family newspaper, taking risks and being honest on the page only improves their work.
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"Oslo" (at Lincoln Center's Mitzi E. Newhouse) is a good, if overlong, piece of journalism-theatre—you know, a play that's been "ripped from the headlines" or the history books, presumably to add heat and immediacy to the proceedings—but it has moments of strangeness that suggest what might have been had the playwright, J. T. Rogers, and his director, Bartlett Sher, been more interested in taking risks.
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"Her and Liza are both people who are taking risks in their life, and I feel like too many people are afraid to fail or fall on their face and deal with picking up the pieces or being embarrassed, and you lose a lot of opportunity by being too afraid to fail," said Duff, who called out her neighbor on Instagram last month for smoking inside their New York City apartment building.
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