It can be hard to say no to the temptation to forswear all temptation.
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It basically makes it so that the temptation is no longer as strong a temptation.
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She was temptation personified—the temptation of a life not lived, of something more exotic that I'd missed out on.
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"Do not let us fall into temptation," he suggested, might be better because God does not lead people into temptation; Satan does.
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Instead of trying to will yourself to resist temptation — which, as we now know, is all but impossible — the trick to winning those battles is to remove the temptation outright.
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I saw hints in the work all along the way of him grappling with this, like any famous person would: grappling with sexual temptation and pharmaceutical temptation and stress and spirituality.
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"Submission" tells a tale of the dangers of temptation, and some viewers may have trouble avoiding the temptation to treat it as an op-ed rather than a work of imagination.
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They would ask for wisdom in fighting a particular temptation, and the monk would reply with a story that was "part parable, part admonition about fight that particular temptation," as DeYoung says.
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Gatekeeping power will always bring with it a temptation for abuse—and it will take a long time for people to come to believe that temptation can be resisted even if it is.
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Europe's media may be somewhat less vulnerable to this temptation.
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I have some advice for you: Don't follow this temptation.
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"Do not bring us into temptation" might be even closer.
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But resist the temptation to dismiss all this as batty.
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Everyone faces the temptation to treat friends and enemies differently.
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The other big temptation is to surrender to the populism.
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I don't want them out, I don't want the temptation.
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As her video suggests, the temptation is simple and primitive.
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Temptation Island season 2 premieres in October on USA Network.
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The temptation is to blame America for the treaty's demise.
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Eliminating the temptation altogether could make it easier to save.
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But giving in to that temptation would be a mistake.
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The temptation for workers is to turn to payday lenders.
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And of course, it's often less temptation and more compulsion.
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We'd return to basecamp and lock ourselves away from temptation.
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There's a temptation here to blame the media for this.
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The former "creates a temptation to manufacture inflation," Bernstein said.
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For the press, the temptation will be hard to resist.
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We should resist the temptation to canonize him, Robert Kennedy.
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Resist the temptation to compare Apple to flashy tech names.
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You must resist the temptation to trade culture for speed.
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"Well, it depends how good the temptation is," Jennings responds.
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Fortunately for him, I was able to resist the temptation.
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If it does, then the temptation will be to stay.
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Resist the temptation to intrude upon the new Federal Reserve.
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Temptation to procrastinate and be irresponsible is around the corner.
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Here, Cole frames temptation as a habit that needs kicking.
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There's a temptation when working from home to skimp, sometimes.
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There's a big temptation to try and somehow shape it.
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The reason for the temptation is obvious: Faces are malleable.
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I could find temptation in any billboard or passing stranger.
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For rural villagers in Botswana, the temptation may be rising.
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Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
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On Monday, though, the temptation proved too much to resist.
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Resist the temptation to post a mean or judgy comment.
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Resist the temptation to buy from anywhere other than harrypottertheplay.
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The earlier you learn to resist the temptation, the better.
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It unsettled Luke that she gave into temptation that easily.
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"It's too easy a temptation to get political," she said.
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Let's avoid the temptation to chase the latest shiny thing.
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The temptation to take part in the profiteering was substantial.
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"There's a terrible temptation to bury it all," he added.
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Willem Dafoe, as Jesus Christ himself in The Last Temptation of Christ, wanders alone in the desert — a small splash of white in the expansiveness of sand — before being faced with the titular temptation.
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So in your discussions of the nuclear freeze proposals, I urge you to be aware of the temptation of pride, the temptation of lively declaring yourselves above it all, and able sides equally at fault.
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For lack of a better word, temptation was all around them.
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Are you really gonna resist the temptation to take a peek?
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Spending less is key – and one way is to reduce temptation.
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You don't have that temptation of wanting to text your ex.
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This fix hides those corners — and the temptation to peel them.
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I never really felt that temptation, to be honest with you.
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It's not even about flirting with temptation (as Empire arguably was).
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Still, Jon resists temptation because he's a Good Upstanding Night's Watchman.
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Companies must resist the temptation to sue first and negotiate later.
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To really curb temptation, unfollow those brands on social media, too!
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It is Satan who leads us into temptation, that's his department.
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Ms Polak has resisted the temptation to create a stereotypical victim.
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The temptation of the comparison is understandable on storytelling grounds alone.
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It can be an understandable temptation, but one we must avoid.
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Future education secretaries must resist the temptation to fiddle with exams.
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Case in point: Maybelline's brand-new Total Temptation Shadow & Highlight Palette.
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"Resist the temptation to become a chronic complainer," suggests Psychology Today.
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Congressional leaders need to manually override any extended autopilot temptation options.
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Greater interdependence raises the costs – and reduces the temptation – of war.
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The temptation will be to assume Democrats failed where Republicans succeeded.
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The temptation of higher salaries in more exalted places will come.
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Meanwhile, GOP temptation to highlight Democratic transgressions comes at great risk.
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The questioner asked how she'd resist the temptation of big money.
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A similar temptation is to identify Russia as the real villain.
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And given Mr. Trump's troubles, the temptation to coast is understandable.
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The temptation to put a thumb on the scales was great.
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The temptation to give Mr. Erdogan whatever he wants is understandable.
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It is into this vacuum that the temptation to editorialize arises.
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And, kick the takeout temptation and use your meal plan instead.
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On the contrary, for some it has proven an insuperable temptation.
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I urge my fellow Republicans not to surrender to this temptation.
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There was a temptation to go very primary color with everything.
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It will ring a bell for anyone who has faced temptation.
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He adds that he didn't punch back, despite the obvious temptation.
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Boredom. I think there's a temptation and desire with human beings.
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For the longest time, he resisted the temptation to try heroin.
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Personality-based podcasts offer the temptation of a more effortless adaptation.
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" From the opening of her short story "Temptation": "She was sobbing.
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The temptation to do so may prove to be too great.
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That's a temptation to preach, and some songs are unabashed homilies.
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For many folks, it makes it more difficult to resist temptation.
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Sometimes escaping into aural sensation invites the temptation to never leave.
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Still, the temptation to treat her foremost as a lyricist remains.
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I'm going to give in to that temptation in this column.
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The temptation is to see publication as the end of something.
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Resist the temptation to focus too much on how they're playing.
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So there would be a strong temptation to provide a bailout.
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At the same time, Mr. Derrickson resists the temptation to loiter.
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Friends said that drugs were a constant temptation in their circle.
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The temptation was to proclaim a stake plunged into Dracula's heart.
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But resisting the temptation to merely recalibrate and go on as
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There will be a temptation not to listen to those screams.
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Avoid parties if you don't feel equipped to handle the temptation.
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And avoid the temptation to include your wedding vows in full.
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Resist the temptation to sneak a cash payment to your caregiver.
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Boards should guard against the temptation to follow Apple's path blindly.
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Not that the temptation to play the mafia princess didn't exist.
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The problem is the temptation to do this and nothing else.
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That just 28% of drivers gave in to that temptation at one point — or at least admitted to giving in to that temptation in a survey — means that far more meals were delivered untouched than vice versa.
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Nevertheless, the original, pre-woke Temptation Island was glorious in its time.
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Temptation Island is back — and it looks just as dramatic as ever.
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But resist the temptation to blow your entire check on something fun.
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I head straight to the checkout to avoid any more temptation ($253).
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The temptation is to try to play one off against the other.
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In Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor, a cheating wife contracts HIV.
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"We have to resist the temptation to speculate on this," he said.
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Sonos has resisted the temptation to put out just a Bluetooth speaker.
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This cuts down on the temptation to check Facebook or group chats.
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It's important to note here the alluring temptation to over-homogenize Africa.
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I completely understand the temptation to fuck someone you see every day.
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Those policies generate higher commissions, so there's that temptation for the agent.
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It's about setting a higher standard so you don't struggle [with temptation].
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Browsing Sephora and Net-A-Porter, but manage to resist temptation again.
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But memories of the Contras in Nicaragua should quickly squash that temptation.
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Unfortunately, it also brings the temptation of regulation to an emerging market.
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As the economic crisis worsens, the temptation to thump opponents will intensify.
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From there comes the temptation for airlines to start weighing passengers again.
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The temptation to indulge is furthered by the marketing of fatty foods.
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Many elected leaders have succumbed to the temptation to jawbone monetary policymakers.
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Mr Berkowitz himself cannot resist the temptation to set a few rules.
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That differentiates the film from, say, Martin Scorsese's "Last Temptation of Christ".
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And Benedict seems unable to resist the temptation of offering that opportunity.
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Avoid the temptation to fidget your fingers or, even worse, nearby objects!
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Vanity dropped out of the film for The Last Temptation of Christ.
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It is inherently dangerous and the temptation to abuse it is great.
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Well, if you have an iPhone, that temptation will soon be removed.
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The temptation to rule with gold or gun is hard to resist.
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So, like Uber, I resist the temptation by not downloading the app.
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She now organizes meals in advance, and is able to resist temptation.
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Even if all else fails, please resist the temptation to go negative.
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These are heroes that every day resist the temptation to give up.
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For some, that may mean deleting some apps to eliminate the temptation.
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The judicial branch, of all places, must be protected from this temptation.
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Or will the temptation of eating profits doom their potential for greatness?
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In the West the snake was temptation, sexuality, the crusher of children.
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The temptation might prove impossible to resist, producing a cycle of savagery.
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And the temptation to tamper with it is going to be huge.
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For the next few weeks, she avoided shopping areas to stem temptation.
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Lowery is unflinchingly honest about the journalistic temptation to seek false balance.
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The temptation to find our own trumped any urgency to return home.
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I couldn't go out anywhere, 'cause the temptation was way too much.
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Instead, he gave into temptation and pretended to be someone he wasn't.
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There's a temptation to become cynical, and I struggle with this myself.
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I blocked him to take the temptation away from both of us.
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That list, to me, would be a temptation for the Trump administration.
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Monogamish arrangements can reduce the temptation these people might feel to stray.
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We've given in to the temptation to follow them on social media.
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The temptation to make a stand like Rubio's is easy to understand.
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Republicans fell for that temptation too many times in Mr. Obama's presidency.
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In our case, temptation came in the form of a pastrami sandwich.
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Casting a social phenomenon as an individual pathology is a perilous temptation.
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Or she could give in to the temptation to retire, and coach.
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With buy-now-pay later services, "the temptation is enhanced," she said.
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Nonetheless, someone couldn't resist the temptation and deleted part of the post.
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Putting myself into Mr. Zuckerberg's shoes, it's hard to resist the temptation.
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"That was my trick to get rid of the temptation," he said.
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The menu features sex, temptation, guilt, revenge and not a little Chianti.
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The temptation is always to let the government do more and more.
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" But the temptation is to scribble in, before "Consequences," a modifier: "Unforeseen.
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And lead us not into temptation, and deliver us from evil. Amen.
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You could have taken yourself away from temptation and you did not.
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Resist the temptation to slack off because you resent your boss's conduct.
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Doing this can help you avoid the temptation to check your phone.
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That makes the unexpected revenue from the tax law a fiscal temptation.
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"I know there will be a temptation to declare victory," he said.
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If a developer came knocking, the temptation to sell could be great.
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The temptation is to market Smith as a sort of Average Joe.
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It doesn't offer you the temptation to enjoy, maybe, your inner savagery.
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For many people, the temptation is to get out of the markets.
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That temptation could be all the greater if Cohen steals the show.
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In the course of the novel, he becomes increasingly vulnerable to temptation.
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What goes around comes around, and the temptation for schadenfreude is great.
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Not until 2017 has Hawaii held for me even a vague temptation.
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And you know, sure, I get the temptation to punch Richard Spencer.
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Tell Me About Your Day: I felt like a contestant on the early-aughts reality show Temptation Island, but instead of hunky guys, my temptation came in the form of a catered company lunch and DIY sundae bar.
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But there's also the temptation to engage in motivated reasoning, to let our emotions get the better of our critical faculties — and almost everyone succumbs to that temptation now and then (as I myself did on election night).
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I'm tryn- I'm tryna be a better person," he says, later rapping, "Number one, it's a loyalty code (Number one)/Temptation, had the devil in my soul (Temptation)/I wanna be with you when we old (When we old).
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"For gang signs, it's like the temptation to react, or the temptation to act on something, most of the time you know that you're not meant to," Stormzy describes in a limited edition zine, given out at the screening.
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I resisted the temptation to sit down and start typing, and instead waited.
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The temptation to speak distastefully may also come up in your new job.
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Never has the verboten act of touching art been such a tormenting temptation.
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If Gretchen is expecting, she could be taking extreme measures to avoid temptation.
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Nibbling defeats dieting, but Sego at mealtime helps you through the Temptation Hours.
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Intimate conversations at dinner are now accompanied by a buzzing temptation from below.
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For Cruz, the temptation will be to skip ahead to May and Indiana.
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But it should resist the temptation to criminalise new businesses testing the rules.
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"It's October 83," she replies with the perfect balance of indifference and temptation.
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Greet the temptation, make it a cup of tea, and let it pass.
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"Now that's a political temptation that the chief justice should resist," Grassley said.
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I purposely leave my wallet behind to avoid the temptation to buy snacks.
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The temptation is to buy lots of options while the price is low.
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The temptation to write a film or musical around embodied emotions is understandable.
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Maybelline Total Temptation Shadow and Highlight palette, $14.99, available this week at Amazon.
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How prevalent is the temptation to get involved with the money-making cartels?
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For effective relationship building, resist the temptation to cast too wide a net.
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I think there's a temptation to say OK, how can we protect ourselves?
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I ask Mike if there's ever the temptation to just open everything up?
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Others struggle with pornography or the temptation to step away from marital fidelity.
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"It's the most bizarre statement, but Temptation Island saved my life," she says.
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The temptation might be to get these machines moving as quick as possible.
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Trump, to his credit, resisted the temptation to gloat, which deescalated the situation.
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Objects of great value held by individuals, not institutions, become vulnerable to temptation.
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It's only mid-June, but, so far, I've managed to resist the temptation.
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It's a temptation and a trap that a lot of shows fall into.
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Jamarat is a ritual that commemorates Ibrahim fending off temptation from the devil.
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But I would resist the temptation to layer on complex, highly spiced sauces.
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"Being really aware of that and trying to avoid that temptation is important."
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Despite the temptation, now is not the time for peace with the Taliban.
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As a result, the temptation in media businesses is to exploit political tribalism.
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"The temptation of safe is undeniable, but mononyms are earned by embracing risk."
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"That's a political temptation that the chief justice should resist," Mr. Grassley said.
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Friends, who among us has not succumbed to the temptation of tabloid journalism?
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For House Democrats, the temptation will be to focus exclusively on partisan priorities.
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When there is temptation or conflict, I've been asking, Whose shit is this?
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Thankfully, director Sayed keeps it short, resisting the temptation to segue into melodrama.
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Did you feel the temptation to head in that direction at any point?
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"Iran needs to avoid the temptation to be the (regional) hegemon," he said.
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Unlike campaigns against texting while driving—a very real temptation for most people!
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"Then at that point, there might be a temptation by the government, "O.
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"I think there is a temptation to wallow in it," Ms. Strickland said.
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The temptation in these crashes, of course, is to panic and sell up.
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"We're ready to avoid either the temptation or provocation of violence," he said.
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It is the compulsive temptation to misappropriate a bestowed advantage for selfish ends.
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Even the most diligent dieters can find it hard to constantly resist temptation.
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It was a token of comfort, not temptation, a sign of his resolve.
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The temptation to go back and try to fix things would be overwhelming.
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Faced with such challenges, the temptation is to ignore history and move on.
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There was an obvious temptation to dwell on the symmetry of the tragedies.
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Afterward, I walk back home and resist the temptation to pick up dinner.
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Is there a temptation to dial back on the activism during the season?
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Resisting this threat (and this temptation) is the first duty of today's patriots.
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Occasionally, there is even a temptation for Israel to benefit from anti-Semitism.
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Everywhere, there is the temptation to 'gamble for resurrection,' again with unknown consequences.
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For perhaps the first time, James (an exceptional Dan Stevens) is experiencing temptation.
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Resist the temptation to put off the inevitable by five or 10 minutes.
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The temptation to unleash America's massive war machine is seductive and also addictive.
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Backless tank tops: clearly the gateway shirt for sin, sloth and temptation. Beware.
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Unlike Trump, Yunda resisted the temptation to name and shame a public enemy.
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And the banks themselves should resist the perennial temptation to expand their territories. ■
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"Iran needs to avoid the temptation to be the (regional) hegemon," he said.
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"Poison apples" or "love apples" were an attractive route to temptation or death.
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The temptation to slip into simplified narratives (and images) was all too present.
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But the temptation to break it is always strong in presidential election years.
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A weak man who yields to the temptation of denying himself a pleasure.
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"We should resist the temptation of short memory and we should resist the temptation to forget," Villeroy said at an event held in Paris by the European Banking Authority, which relocated to the French capital from London earlier this week.
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Avoiding the temptation to squander the proceeds is the first challenge for any privatisation.
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Another possible disadvantage of a home-equity loan is the temptation to keep borrowing.
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Perhaps we can then be forgiven for giving in to the temptation to march.
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But sometimes, after you hear that familiar buzz, the temptation is just too strong.
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The temptation to bulk up with a dramatic acquisition could become a constant theme.
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The bonus is that there is no temptation to buy just one more thing.
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But either way there's a healthy temptation to believe Syd's desire is also affection.
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He avoided any temptation to take a victory lap ahead of Wednesday's Senate vote.
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ROM: Some of your works in recent years, like Busty Temptation, are extremely sad.
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He stretches out his spindly fingers to beckon them into fresh temptation and debauchery.
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If you tapped into the temptation of the frontier and headed toward the coast?
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To an impious soul, being "abandoned to temptation" might sound enjoyable, indeed almost… irresistible.
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Your first temptation will be to fill your schedule with courses on fascinating subjects.
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"The temptation was too great not to sort of announce that deal," Thrasher said.
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Google's market dominance would only be reinforced, along with the temptation to corporate sloth.
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The temptation to fire up voters using heated brinkmanship with Pakistan will be huge.
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In 1967, the average waiting time before succumbing to temptation was around three minutes.
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There is a temptation to consider the parallels with the German capital in 228.
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There was a temptation to hope that the rogue officers got away with it.
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Q: Was there a temptation to cast stars or big names in the film?
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Affordability mixed with pretty timely trend offerings make the temptation too hard to resist.
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Only the "hotel" ad suggests temptation of infidelity—but then the guy walks away!
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"Why would I be with somebody when I have so much temptation?" he responded.
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As their custodians become aware of their financial value, the temptation to profit grows.
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The tools were relatively new, the temptation to use them all impossible to resist.
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The show is going to make fans' temptation to "make things up" significantly greater.
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When you're talking about improvements, there's a temptation to dwell on what's not working.
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers from Tuesday's season finale of USA Network's Temptation Island.
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That's where things would have remained, but for the constant temptation of the internet.
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But he can't resist the temptation to punch strangers in the face any longer.
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This will help motivate you to save and reduce temptation to pull money out.
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Vance avoids the temptation to get too political when discussing the Mithril co-founder.
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Avoid the temptation to put all your eggs in one basket: Think long-term.
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There was danger there in the form of temptation and all of these things.
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"Being gay is a temptation Catholics are supposed to resist," my parents told me.
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There is always a temptation, faced by a strong consensus, to bet against it.
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The temptation to do so will be great, despite the havoc he could wreak.
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Official summary:According to the iTunes App Store:No one could resist the temptation of beauty!
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To his credit, Mr. Bailey did not give in to that particular commercial temptation.
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Will production constraints hold or will the temptation of higher prices weaken production discipline?
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Unlike Walter, Robert is a good guy who remains good when faced with temptation.
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And given the pressure to meet ambitious goals, the temptation to fudge statistics grew.
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And there's a temptation to score the debate for him based on his presentation.
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Next, set up your environment so you can focus on difficult tasks without temptation.
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Gail: I will resist all temptation to delve into Who Started It In 1968?
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You may experience the temptation to say: Sweetheart, please chill and let it go.
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There's a temptation to say that this is inevitable, just the way things are.
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Resist the temptation to tire of the news of the suffering of Syrian refugees.
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For starters, avoid the temptation to learn everything you possibly can about Covid-19.
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Second, set a basic safety regimen — and avoid the temptation to add to it.
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Her approach is straightforward and she does not succumb to the temptation of elaboration.
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The minute we are not entertained, there is a powerful temptation to skip forward.
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In a way, The Last Temptation of Christ is a real '60s-style movie.
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The temptation for someone in his position was to become an insufferable, spoiled monster.
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Each level of The Aficionados, an elegant townhouse and restaurant, offers a distinctive temptation.
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Qatar is choosing its opponents carefully, avoiding the temptation to play the game's giants.
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" And after "Survivor" became a huge ratings winner for CBS, he created "Temptation Island.
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Barth himself countered the idea of theocracy by pointing to the temptation of Jesus.
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It reduces the temptation of running a red light and also slows down traffic.
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For House Democrats, there is a powerful temptation to narrow the grounds for impeachment.
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Burrata is an affordable temptation, all the more valuable for its delicate, fleeting beauty.
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The selfless excuse of nobility is a more terrible temptation than mere personal ambition.
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Speaking to PEOPLE, they say they have no regrets about their Temptation Island experience.
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Crystal methamphetamine has become a popular temptation for gay men, leading many to addiction.
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Prosecutors are looking for jurors who can resist that temptation to blame the victim.
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The temptation to explore was irresistible, though, so I didn't spent too long indoors.
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The temptation is to just shut down like Allen and write some people off.
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The difficulty of reversing Russia's action only reinforces the temptation to accept Russia's narrative.
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But as they proliferate, so too will the temptation for politicians to misuse them. ■
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But Rosselló must resist the temptation to be goaded into fighting at Trump's level.
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They are concerned with principles, with how one defeats temptation, greed, and avoids dishonor.
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ScienceTake Let's get the temptation to make bad jokes out of the way first.
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Yes. Some people avoid credit cards because of the temptation to run up debt.
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Not to mention that you'd have to fight the temptation to climb its facade.
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Do you think that the web and social media have made that temptation irresistible?
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His gangster uncle, who briefly worked for Safe Streets, was one who succumbed to temptation.
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The first pitfall Democrats will need to avoid is the return of the infrastructure temptation.
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Are Temptation Island's Kaci Campbell and Evan Smith going to make it or break it?
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If one weighting scheme produces a seemingly outlandish result, the temptation is to tweak it.
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As funding floods into Israel from around the world, temptation to sell early only increases.
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Or maybe he'll surprise us all and not give in to the temptation of Esther?
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And VR's invitation to experiment with different avatars strikes some as a pathway to temptation.
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From Eddie Alvarez to Jose Aldo, the temptation has always been to lunge at McGregor.
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When does permanent mourning become a temptation toward the opposite: loving death, encouraging its approach?
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The temptation, then, is always to keep interest rates very low, as President Trump desires.
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But his language—thrift, resisting temptation, abstention—makes it clear that saving is a virtue.
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YC: In Busty Temptation I recorded a part of my life, that feeling of helplessness.
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More important, he resists the temptation to make Harry more sympathetic than he should be.
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"The temptation is great to have a quick dip like the Queen did," she said.
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So the temptation will be to spread the portfolio over a broader range of groups.
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That line is "lead us not into temptation" or in Italian "non indurci in tentazione".
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Now the good times have returned, and with them the temptation to slip the leash.
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So, when they do have the chance, there may be temptation to go all out.
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In combat sports, there's a temptation to come out as hard and fast as possible.
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After a truly shocking first season, the Temptation Island reboot is back for round two.
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Age is the strongest predictor of successfully resisting the temptation to scoff the treat straightaway.
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And one should never, ever fall for the temptation of adding yeast to the dough.
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"The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson" continues at the Park Theatre, London, until June 8th
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This is a highly unstable situation because there was a great temptation to launch first.
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But being a Muslim, he admits, he wishes he could resist the temptation to drink.
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The temptation to mock him is only natural, but it should also make us uneasy.
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I didn't care that I couldn't go slumber parties because, hey, who needed the temptation?
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So why bother resisting the temptation to check Twitter for the hundredth time that night?
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The temptation is to assume that one's own desires coincide with those of the departed.
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Resist the temptation to pass on Emilie's version, fearing an encounter with the same old.
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Do not indulge the temptation to sample untested or strange fares while all the road.
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The barriers are formidable, but so is the temptation to do some reputational polishing there.
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But the temptation would have been to go all out and go over the top.
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And the energy spent fighting temptation or scolding yourself will only make you feel bad.
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This fall, resist the temptation to just re-elect all of last year's workplace benefits.
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Firms must resist the temptation merely to charge for what hitherto has come free, however.
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The temptation is built into a government tasked with representing the will of the people.
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Tom, the son of the Feed's creator, has resisted the temptation of the social network.
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I long suspected that should I succumb to the temptation I would be lost forever.
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For 15 years, bipartisan administrations and Congresses have rightly resisted that temptation across party lines.
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With restraint bias, one overestimates one's ability to show restraint in the face of temptation.
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Over the following days, I tried to employ all my powers to resist this temptation.
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Also check out some ideas you and your kids can use to resist temptation. Autoplay.
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When you're trying to spend less and save more, temptation may be the greatest enemy.
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I think some of us have a strong temptation to just disengage, but we can't.
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He is not the only candidate to give in to temptation and ridicule one's rival.
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Temptation to distort markets would be irresistible and suspicions of favoritism and fraud never-ending.
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But college basketball coaches continue to buck the temptation of technology for in-game adjustments.
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The temptation will be to press for a comprehensive — and probably infeasible — degree of disarmament.
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There is a temptation whenever someone transformative dies to label them ahead of their time.
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Digital data has been shown time and again to represent a temptation and a risk.
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Was there any temptation to use a different washing machine than the one you had?
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In responding to this challenge, Western governments should resist the temptation to emulate China's methods.
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Unfortunately for me, on the Maah Daah Hey, the temptation to look up is endless.
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Teslas are a blast to drive — that ever-present temptation, to be honest, undermines Autopilot.
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At church, James was still stuck in a cycle of temptation, transgression, confession, and redemption.
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Resist the temptation to fill vacancies with partisan surrogates like Newt Gingrich and Rudy Giuliani.
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For those struggling to stay sober, coronavirus shutdowns have offered hope as well as temptation.
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Billions The penultimate episode of this season, like Chuck, indulged in temptation, misdirection and obfuscation.
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Temptation, misdirection, obfuscation, conflation-slash-corruption of ideals: All of the above are in play.
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It was a real shock to Scorsese and the filmmakers how Last Temptation was received.
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The temptation to spot bubbles is widespread; the ability to actually identify them, less so.
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It's necessary to make this point because the temptation to anthropomorphize these creatures is extreme.
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He says he does not feel tugs of jealousy or temptation being around such clients.
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If someone does this to you, do not give in to the temptation to smile.
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The fitness guru also emphasizes the reboot's done away with "temptation challenges" and vote-offs.
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A study of such people in Germany found that they reported resisting temptation surprisingly rarely.
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The temptation to intervene in situations like the Syrian civil war is humane and understandable.
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We must resist the temptation to shut down, to react reflexively or to judge others.
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But resist the temptation to immediately delete those emails or close the alerts right away.
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The temptation to delay opposing Mr. Trump until the right moment comes along is understandable.
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Resist the temptation to open numerous credit cards in an effort to increase available credit.
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Still, the temptation for politicians and other public agencies to show resolve has been strong.
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There will be a temptation to shift carbon-intensive activities to western China and abroad.
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The show is on HBO, after all — there's gotta be a temptation plot line, right?
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With so few checks and balances, the money can easily become a source of temptation.
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The second institutional temptation is not toward active wickedness but toward sclerosis, groupthink and stagnation.
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Even professional journalistic institutions gave in to the temptation to air video of the massacre.
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Sanders and Warren have resisted going after one another, but Sanders' temptation may be growing.
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GREEN And Otis Williams, the last Temptation, played by the best actor nominee Derrick Baskin.
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The temptation to ignore democratic principles for electoral gain must be fought at all costs.
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They resisted the temptation to sample and instead weaved together six tracks of original music.
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Even so, the temptation to categorize job applicants as either good or bad is naive.
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There will surely be the temptation, in certain corners, to call the game a gimmick.
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If resisting temptation is a virtue, then more resistance should lead to greater achievement, right?
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But the added benefit comes from the act of removing the temptation: A study from last year found that just experiencing temptation — regardless of whether we succumb to it — can leave us feeling depleted, which in turn inhibits our ability to achieve our goals.
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In the face of climate denial, the temptation is to yell louder about more frightening consequences.
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The temptation will be to spread themselves too thinly and lose focus on what matters most.
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The temptation is to conclude that Americans like living with those who are politically like-minded.
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For some people, it seems, the temptation to be a public buffoon is just too strong.
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For many, the new year brings the temptation to shake up our wellness habits and routines.
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"In a way, I can understand how they succumbed to the temptation to regulate," he added.
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And the temptation to just do "something" and check off the box is greater than ever.
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Trump is a divider, and we humans are weak to the temptation of something to hate.
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But on Monday, the reality weight-loss competition finalist gave in to his final temptation: $50,000.
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We are intrigued by the "drive-thru daiquiri" place next door, but somehow resist the temptation.
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Such a temptation, he said, is "powerfully present" today as the world grapples with migration flows.
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When it comes to the temptation argument, Ally said women could rightfully make the same claim.
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So how does the star deal with temptation when her ripped Seattle Seahawks quarterback is close?
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But what about the temptation to "doctor it up" a bit when you do share it?
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The temptation for brands to appear "woke" and engaged has escalated significantly in the Trump era.
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But people can power through those disruptions by eliminating the temptation to check altogether, Alter says.
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Suddenly the temptation of the "stars and scrubs" approach makes a bit more sense, doesn't it?
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Resist the temptation to add extra flour to the dough, or the result will be stodgy.
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So just having that thought or that feeling is just another temptation, and you ignore it.
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We know about the temptation to grab one of those grocery or drugstore boxes of chocolate.
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But the huge demand for clickbait created by Facebook creates a constant temptation for online reporters.
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He warned against temptation to flee to the more established Googles and Apples of the world.
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Letting emotions rule investment decisions was a temptation that Erik Davidson resisted after the Brexit vote.
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The temptation will be to give it more time—and pay a yet higher bill later.
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The grinding routines of resisting temptation and rebuilding worlds are beautifully depicted and keenly felt. —K.
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It is not Him pushing me into temptation to then see how far I have fallen.
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Mr Chester resists the temptation to anthropomorphise these creatures, instead demonstrating the key role each plays.
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So the next time your wardrobe is in need of an upgrade, just embrace the temptation.
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"Getting the offer felt to me like the epitome of temptation," Evans told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Or you're cooking for one and fear the temptation of a whole pie in your fridge?
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Homo sapiens were storing more and more food that was too great a temptation for rodents.
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Women were either there to play damsel in distress or to lure men into sexual temptation.
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Rather, it is about fighting alongside the people who struggle with the temptation of evil themselves.
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While talking to her maid-of-honor Ashly, Mongeau admits she almost gave into temptation early.
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So the temptation is to allow a lot of flexibility and hope that funding levels recover.
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Resist the temptation to file the band away as a relic of a bygone musical era.
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Kill the temptation by opening up a separate savings account at a different bank, Lowry suggests.
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The second temptation will be for the government to gin up growth more than is warranted.
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The temptation to do it is huge, but I actually feel more free now than before.
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The temptation of delicious, greasy fried food is the hardest vice to break with any diet.
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This is the temptation of looking inward and it can have heavy consequences for big democracies.
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But Bütikofer acknowledges the temptation for members of marginal political parties to rattle cages for publicity.
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Go deeper: Back in July, Mike Allen reported that Trump was reigning in his tariff temptation.
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Some have refrained from that temptation, such as Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and George H.W. Bush.
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With any new show, there's going to be some temptation for a bit of stunt casting.
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The show, it seems like, has become a much bigger temptation for fame seekers like Jed.
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But his job as a supermarket baker put him in the way of too much temptation.
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Dining | New Jersey 11 Photos View Slide Show ' The temptation to sculpt our food is primordial.
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The temptation to move swiftly, as a way of overcoming resistance to reform, carries big risks.
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This kind of solipsism was a great temptation for Pessoa, as "The Book of Disquiet" reveals.
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And we whom he claims to serve must know whether he's subject to that dangerous temptation.
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"In cases where the temptation of profiteering is strong, certain safeguards could be useful," Hourdequin says.
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"There will be a temptation to let our anger harden our divisions," Mr. Ryan said Friday.
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Hence the temptation to package trade as part of Beijing's lofty vision of great power relationships.
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Interior monologue allows for side trips and random musings, a temptation that Kennedy does not resist.
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The temptation with this last page must be to keep slowing down, to make it sentimental.
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The temptation to confirm each other's views in between gulps of frosty mountain air is irresistible.
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While a few institutions like Dartmouth College have resisted the temptation, most have eagerly embraced it.
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Temptation also may come in the form of cutting your meat to see if it's finished.
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It wasn't about cutting myself off from temptation or being more in touch with the world.
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There's a temptation to assume that everything new in politics is a harbinger of the future.
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But of course a president must resist the temptation to meddle in their grant-making process.
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There's a temptation to shape a narrative about how it's inherent in me to be nonbinary.
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Had the cultivation of victimhood not proved a fatal Palestinian temptation, a chance could have existed.
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The show goes into how hard it can be to resist the temptation and stay clean.
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The temptation is strong to embrace these results as signs of some long-awaited sea change.
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The Shortlist THE TEMPTATION TO BE HAPPYBy Lorenzo MaroneTranslated by Shaun Whiteside 247 pp. Oneworld. $26.99.
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We feel the temptation to guess how long Amy and Frank will be together this time.
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Keeping the schools open, even if they're low-performing, can become a temptation, Miron told me.
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What Haskins likes about automating her savings is that it eliminates the temptation to spend now.
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When the government fails us, one temptation is to look to rich people like Bill Gates.
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The breeding season would have been in front of us, and there's a huge temptation there.
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Avoid the temptation to sleep in super late or stay up all night because you can.
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I was outraged when people picketed The Last Temptation of Christ without having seen the film.
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However flawed, the Goldwater Rule saves psychiatrists from the temptation to misuse diagnosis for partisan purposes.
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They caution us against our temptation to cancel these texts from our canon, curriculums and stages.
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Avoid the temptation to spendSpending money from a checking account is second nature to many people.
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But now, will she and the Democrats resist the temptation to do what's best for themselves?
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Depending on our theological ilk, we lever-press at resisting temptation to attain paradise post-mortem.
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"The temptation to deal with [North Korea] with a pre-emptive attack is strong," he said.
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If shoppers do decide to make the purchase, however, they'll still feel that temptation at home.
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They're always so sure of their purpose and their destiny, so immune to argument and temptation.
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Unfortunately, even if you are a very minor public figure, that narcissism becomes a temptation again.
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In that case, you would best keep him under lock and key because temptation is everywhere.
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The temptation for a vicarious do-over is immense, and so are the stage-mom rationalizations.
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But the kids who were best at the test weren't necessarily intrinsically better at resisting temptation.
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With the Giants, the temptation is to turn out their uniform pockets looking for rabbits' feet.
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A look at how opioids hijack the brain, from temptation and tolerance to relapse and recovery.
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There is so much temptation within these digital tombs, peeks at people we thought we knew.
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It would be nice to escape constant temptation to scroll Facebook without resorting to internet rehab.
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"While we certainly understand the temptation, it's still theft and the money should be returned," police said.
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We can only hope producers gave in to the temptation to put Lehnhoff back on camera, too.
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For me, it's easier to resist my temptation to procrastinate when I don't have too many obligations.
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Still, if you can't resist the temptation of a beauty filter, just try not to overdo it.
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The motivations for FGM vary across cultures, but recurrent themes include purity and removal of sexual temptation.
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For Europe, "the temptation to enroll China into the like-minded is very dangerous," warns Ms Dassù.
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I just couldn't resist the temptation to turn on the light in my room in the evening.
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One is the temptation to transfer weapons, fissile material or technology to other states or terrorist groups.
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Once the fleets start hauling in their catches, the temptation will be to collect more and more.
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The Swiss Protestants John Calvin and Huldrych Zwingli viewed music as sensual temptation and frowned on it.
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I felt more able to conquer tasks one at a time, without the constant temptation to multitask.
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The temptation is to look at past performance but fund managers rarely beat the market for long.
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If I ever began taking the game too seriously, League Pass offered a buffer against that temptation.
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For some people, credit cards with generous spending limits can serve up some serious temptation to overspend.
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The temptation, however, will be for Mr Modi to have the last word with another martial flourish.
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"The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson" ends with things crashing down, quite literally, around the titular character.
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Sometimes, the temptation to delve into a new love interest's astrological info right away proves too great.
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Now it's kind of short because of the disaster, and I've resisted the temptation to dye it.
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"We should not be surprised that 'the temptation for violence' arises in Latin America," they went on.
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When a company controls one of the world's biggest software platforms, it's hard to resist the temptation.
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They should resist the temptation to be tactful, and instead issue unambiguous warnings when countries are straying.
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This strategy is called "temptation bundling," and a 2013 study published in Management Science suggested it works.
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But just because the temptation to snoop is very common, that doesn't mean it's a good idea.
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As always with Trump, the temptation is to interpret this apostasy through the lens of individual psychology.
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You'll be much happier and feel better the next day if you resist the temptation of overeating.
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Resist the temptation to say something snarky or blame-y, because it's just unproductive, says Dr. Zeising.
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Church leaders should beware "caving in to the temptation of feeling that we are just or perfect".
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It'll help you resist the temptation to dip into your emergency fund when it's not really necessary.
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I've never caved, but often the temptation to just email the developers for a solution is strong.
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But they should also resist the temptation to turn it into the focal point of the resistance.
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I spend way too much time and energy researching, educating myself, and resisting the temptation of advertising.
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And for all their republicanism, their rulers often succumbed to the temptation of establishing their own dynasties.
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If there was temptation then I would have retaliated when someone was shot at my mom's funeral.
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He understands there will be no American airstrikes if he resists the temptation to use chemical weapons.
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" Zach Waldner, minister at Maple Grove colony, has told the BBC that Hutterites "want to avoid temptation.
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He just has to make one, and let common sense triumph over the temptation to be contrary.
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Technological determinism is perhaps the great intellectual temptation of our decade—try not to fall for it.
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"The temptation to create a Court of super-legislators must be resisted," Green said in a statement.
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It also reduces your temptation to get involved with work on your day out of the office.
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The temptation is to hire a load of tech people, but they need to be integrated properly.
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So, after we make the choices, there is a temptation to decide they are the perfect ones.
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If you want to reduce the temptation to withdraw from your savings, consider setting up some barriers.
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But the temptation to change course—to focus on the daily circus surrounding the president—is growing.
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The higher a person climbs, the greater the risk becomes — and the greater temptation to a rival.
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"When you have failures or don't achieve your goals, the temptation is to give up," Mariani said.
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Former Google employees said this led to a temptation to overhype projects long before they were ready.
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Violent crime — a young person's temptation — fell for 25 years before the recent post-Ferguson homicide spike.
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That means those of us who have trouble ignoring temptation can more easily avoid those problematic aisles.
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There's a temptation to isolate Trump from those around him and from the U.S. government writ large.
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These days we all contend with that temptation, swiping and liking our way through the mediated world.
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Don't make one-off decisions, which will increase the temptation to overlook poor conduct by high performers.
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Louis spends his life trying to resist the temptation of human blood and seeking revenge over Lestat.
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With each new relationship came awkward explanations and the nagging temptation to draw conclusions about my sexuality.
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"Besides 'Temptation,' this was my favourite song that was supposed to be on the album," he said.
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If you want to avoid the temptation, remind yourself why you broke up in the first place.
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"They that will be rich fall into a temptation and a snare," warns the Book of Timothy.
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Even amid Unesco's repeated, ridiculous resolutions, the Israeli government resisted the temptation to withdraw from the organization.
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There will also be a temptation to pull out money for the instances when you need cash.
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Temptation comes instead in the shape of Mr. Robert and his constant intrusions into Eva's domestic bliss.
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To the pleasant surprise of his supporters, he has demonstrated uncharacteristic restraint in the face of temptation.
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There will be a temptation for the president to use the pardon power to avoid criminal liability.
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Democrats are certainly not immune to the temptation to take advantage of all available avenues to power.
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Ms. Weges resist the temptation to ham things up, however, imbuing her instead with elegance and pride.
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And only a wise writer can resist the temptation to deliver a formulaic epiphany at book's end.
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Every time it looks like DACA talks are hitting a snag, there's temptation to blame the wall.
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But I suggest that we resist this temptation, and stand by Helmut Kohl's ideals and party family.
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The second strand — a psychological exploration of Father Riordan's temptation to betray his vows — is less successful.
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Which is a happy ending, and a tenuous one, because the temptation to drink never goes away.
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For Pittenger & Anderson, the two most important elements of successful investing are thinking clearly and avoiding temptation.
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The temptation is to suggest that, then as now, black lives still do not matter in America.
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Ann GroganSan Francisco To the Editor: True listening requires that you resist the temptation to respond immediately.
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If you resisted the temptation to purchase Red Dead Redemption 2 last year, this is your reward.
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The timing of this move could test that temptation to trade, too much, sooner rather than later.
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"I can understand the temptation to jazz yours up with pretty fonts, colors, and design, " she says.
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The temptation to overpack is real — especially when you're feeling the urge to bring all your essentials.
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The U.S. Senate and the Trump administration should resist this temptation in Puerto Rico's long-term interest.
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What has worked, though, is to avoid the temptation of posting the extreme negativity and hateful rhetoric.
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Our success hinges on the courage to make bold moves and resist the temptation of easy fixes.
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Mr. Washington has wisely resisted the temptation to force a lot of unnecessary cinema on the play.
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Not having the phone reduces the temptation to continue working and gives me the respite I need.
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The temptation is to suggest that Neymar has wrested the mantle of the world's best from Messi.
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As long as lawmakers are allowed to serve two masters, the temptation to misbehave is too great.
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Teenagers often succumb to the temptation of having fun and enjoyment, causing them to make irrational decisions.
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The temptation to wield whatever power one has to humiliate perceived inferiors sadly knows no political bounds.
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Humans are notoriously bad at resisting temptation, especially (as research confirms) if we're busy, tired or stressed.
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There is always the temptation, in writing about sex, to sound superior, arch, immune to its power.
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The movie avoids the temptation to present sports as a cure for any of America's enduring sicknesses.
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I learned that most restaurants I frequent are black holes of meaty temptation with few filling alternatives.
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The temptation was for Thompson to go to Woodley, but that would be giving up his reach.
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"The temptation to silence young people has always existed," Francis said in the homily of a Mass.
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What's more, the kids who were best at the test weren't necessarily intrinsically better at resisting temptation.
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" According to the lawsuit, Heasley and Borg had ordered programs for their ceremony, but instead received about 80 copies of a "discriminatory" religious pamphlet titled "Understanding Temptation: Fight the good fight of the faith," which describes "temptation" as an act of Satan and a "rebellion against God's holiness.
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On Sunday, French churches began using a version of the Lord's Prayer in which the line "Ne nous soumets pas à la tentation" (roughly, "do not expose us to temptation") was replaced with "Ne nous laisse pas entrer en tentation" ("do not let us give in to temptation").
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Investors should resist the temptation to sell the rally in stock markets, UBS strategist Jeremy Zirin said Thursday.
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No one is safe from the temptation of streaming March Madness at work — not even the Pentagon, apparently.
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As we note in our paper, the temptation to make appeals to democracy are strong during intraparty disputes.
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And if you want to reduce the temptation to withdraw from your savings, consider setting up some barriers.
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The existence of the app on my phone, already connected to my credit card, is a constant temptation.
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"The problem that man has today is there is too much temptation," he told me in an interview.
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Is there a temptation, when you've just made such a big hit, to try and replicate the formula?
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The breakfast buffet has a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich that looks bomb, but I resist the temptation.
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The temptation to go back over and over to attempt a perfect run of progressions can be irresistible.
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As the commission was told, funds' trustees are "surrounded by temptation" to prioritise their profits over members' interests.
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"Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses is an exhilarating rock anthem about the temptation of drugs.
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Robert Greene's "Kate Plays Christine", by contrast, resists the temptation to force the story into a straightforward narrative.
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THE TEMPTATION OF ELIZABETH TUDORElizabeth I, Thomas Seymour, and the Making of a Virgin QueenBy Elizabeth Norton29.953 pp.
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The upper chamber must resist the temptation to initiate a politicized and long-winded debate on the floor.
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Today, it cannot tolerate the temptation of violence after overcoming the repressive and bloody dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
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Some government, somewhere in the world, will abuse this power — and our own government isn't above the temptation.
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Getting rid of those "dings" and red badges can reduce temptation to pick up the phone, Price says.
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But the temptation to run to defend Mr Duterte's legacy (and protect him from prosecution) would be enormous.
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The temptation is to think that the ability and drive needed to start a business cannot be taught.
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That's why we love shopping online, where there's no wall of temptation set up on the checkout page.
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"You always know where you stand and you don't have much of a temptation to overspend," Galen says.
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One of the fundamental attractions of shared bikes is that they breach such chains of theft and temptation.
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Over time, the risk of mission creep will rise, as will the temptation to invest in riskier assets.
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As they become a larger part of finance, the temptation to abuse them will be just as great.
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Unless it was merely bad timing that kept you apart, permanently blocking this temptation will best serve you.
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The temptation for presidents is to get angry and to lash out against what can be obstinate opposition.
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With greater temptation, then, comes greater honesty—at least when it comes to lost wallets and petty cash.
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The Last Temptation of Christ is banned in Singapore due to a law meant to ensure religious harmony.
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Well, the temptation is about to get even worse, because the cult store's hair section just grew...again.
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Journalists, in particular, should resist the temptation to accept EIA projections uncritically, or to treat them like prophecies.
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When we hear about attacks like these, the temptation is to want to step up museum security precautions.
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" He was also an actor, appearing in cult films such as "Labyrinth" and "The Last Temptation of Christ.
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If the capability to unlock iPhones exists, so will the temptation for the authorities to use it repeatedly.
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Ignore the temptation to listen to Deathprod, or "Atmosphere" by Russ Abbott, and get Iggy on the go.
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MARGOLICK: Well, I think we should resist the temptation to canonize anybody because very few people are saints.
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With oil prices down around 210 percent since mid-215, the temptation to cuts exploration costs is strong.
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Personally, I would strongly recommend against succumbing to the temptation of this exploit in either of its forms.
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That will be the temptation, and that's when we'll need to take a deep breath occasionally and listen.
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But temptation is strong and sometimes getting back to someone right now feels more important than anything else.
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Somehow, showing praise-worthy personal restraint, the group played on, resisting the temptation to pet the adorable intruder.
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To resist the temptation to spend any surplus money that comes your way, send it directly to savings.
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For the incumbents in the diamond industry, however, the temptation is to resist change rather than embrace it.
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I just go on cellular data from my phone and resist the temptation to do more than email.
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Q: Was there ever a temptation not to go to Arun Gawli and make his story without permissions?
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For Trump, the temptation to consent will grow as Kim demurs and violates any agreement made in Singapore.
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He advised congregants to pray for peace, to avoid the temptation to hide from outsiders, to accept refugees.
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The temptation is to turn to "alternative assets"—a category that includes property, private equity and hedge funds.
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It would be one thing if she loved her husband and was remorseful about succumbing to occasional temptation.
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Essence Lash Princess False Lash Effect Mascara ($4.99): Maybelline Total Temptation Mascara ($10.49): Rimmel Scandaleyes Retroglam Mascara ($5.20):
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I mean the temptation to move your company in new directions or chase after the next big thing.
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Republicans should resist the temptation to pin all of our problems on eight years of the Obama administration.
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Giving the account an actual name correlating to its purpose helps curtail the temptation to move funds out.
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"The temptation is to bring it back to yourself, but this is not about you," Ms. Reynolds said.
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Then, fight the temptation to stop at the drive-thru or grab a sandwich at the office deli.
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It is the same reason you should avoid the temptation of posting on social media about your purchase.
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Despite the fact that her relationship with Lawrence is on solid ground again, Daniel remains a potent temptation.
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They just have to hope that Google can resist the never-ending temptation to place profits over fairness.
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And the place was really close to your house, a constant temptation but a kind of comfort, too.
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They then perform a dance of temptation—a tango, no less, the horniest of all the horny dances!
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Second, officials must reject the temptation of stopgap measures like bottled water and instead permanently replace school pipes.
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Don't even get me started on the temptation of working just blocks away from a Chick-Fil-A.
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Our culture still loves apocryphal views of Christ, take Martin Scorsese's 1998 The Last Temptation of Jesus Christ.
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If you're a long-term investor, which most millennials are, resist the temptation to fiddle with your investments.
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But if I stay logged into my account, I'm definitely going to fall into temptation and start tweeting.
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The temptation to break the Goldwater rule exists every election cycle, but it was exceptionally high in 2016.
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Given the gender gap between the parties, there's a temptation to interpret this as good news for Democrats.
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The United States and its partners need to avoid the temptation to broaden the scope of the sanctions.
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Many Christian men believe it's better to limit interacting with women altogether than open the door to temptation.
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"There's too much temptation — getting offers, conductors, pieces, colleagues that are unique and special and thrilling," he said.
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Likewise, where social movements have resisted the temptation to be co-opted by presidents, illiberal presidents face barriers.
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This is a standing temptation for democratic politics, and it was one of the chief appeals of fascism.
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"The temptation would be to say I reject it because Theresa May's deal is better," Mr. Stewart said.
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The President managed to resist the temptation to lash out against Democrats during his State of the Union.
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But this access also creates temptation to keep using device numbers or other permanent attributes for ad tracking.
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"There is a temptation to call her 'the crazy old aunt' and dismiss her views," Ms. Collins said.
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So there might be a temptation to take more in the meantime, which could lead to an overdose.
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These entities serve crucial watchdog roles, ferreting out corruption where it exists, and serving as deterrents to temptation.
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But there is this irresistible temptation in the media to constantly titillate viewers and readers with new forecasts.
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Shrinking the military's footprint will deprive presidents of the temptation to answer every problem with a violent solution.
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This way, you won't be nearly as susceptible to emotion and temptation when an risky-sounding opportunity arrives.
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But now he too looks to be succumbing to the temptation of offering sops rather than real solutions.
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So resist the temptation to join a herd of other American students in Australia, Britain or even Italy.
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The temptation is nevertheless simply to give in to the movie, which is perhaps as it should be.
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So the stone-throwing might be apartheid — but it might also be the temptation of the train itself.
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"And there are days when it gets really tough, the temptation would be to give up," she says.
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This time out, the laminate has been extended to under the outer edges to avoid that temptation altogether.
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"If people are talking to a nonscientist, there might be a temptation to BS him," Mr. Chu said.
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You also want to give your loved ones flexibility with those plans, to reduce the temptation to overspend.
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The presence of those moneys will inevitably prove a temptation for political actors in Congress and most administrations.
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Here's a quick plan for avoiding the temptation to overspend: First, identify how much you spent last year.
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During a conversation at an office party, resist the temptation to look for someone else to talk to.
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The takeaway from this story was clear: when temptation overcomes willpower, it's a moral failing, worthy of punishment.
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Dr. Tickoo advised Ria to immediately change her diet but she said it was hard to resist temptation.
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Overworking that part of the brain also reduced the athletes' abilities to resist temptation of an immediate reward.
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"Last year, my wife and I went to Italy, a country that presents a lot of temptation," he writes.
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There is the temptation to sign up for everyservice out there, buy every movie you want and just overindulge.
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Arely Calva Martinez said the recent shortages at gas stations raised the temptation to salvage fuel from the gusher.
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This lets you live more in the moment without the temptation to open an app, like your work email.
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Yes, the stuff you either used to make clay dinosaurs or resisted the temptation to eat as a child.
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But many Democratic partisans will succumb to the temptation to believe soothing forecasts rather than confront such uncomfortable risks.
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As it is, there is a temptation to try to turn people into things by calling them "human resources".
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"This temptation of reinventing the education wheel every six years has been very damaging for the country," Fernandez said.
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Needless to say, if you ever see such a spectacle, avoid the temptation to jump in for a ride.
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The temptation is right in front of you 24/7, while at work, on your phone, wherever you are.
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Add to that the temptation for oversharing and some powerful algorithms, and people's information is gold dust for advertisers.
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It also raises older political questions about how people should control themselves in the face of abundance and temptation.
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Not a great start for an addict, but I curbed my temptation with my mom's old trick of icing.
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Did I devour the first three episodes of Temptation Island after USA put them up on its press site?
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My antipathy toward his new boyfriend, then, was completely unwarranted, but I still felt the temptation to be catty.
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Companies must resist the temptation to sue first and negotiate later; it's time to take attorneys off speed dial.
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Others may feel a temptation to stock up right now because they think the price is only going up.
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Temptation Nation, the last to air, averaged half the number of viewers as the first season, a measly 4.75.
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Expect to be visited by the temptation to console yourself by making someone else feel even smaller than you.
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"The temptation is to block these people who honestly aren't going to respond to ads anyway," Mr. Fisher said.
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There is a strong temptation to procrastinate when you are free to utilize your time any way you want.
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Typically, Mr Thorne avoids the temptation to provide easy moralising and neat conclusions, considering those unrealistic and therefore dishonest.
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At the Geneva Motor Show, there's a constant temptation for companies to do something extra flamboyant or eye-grabbing.
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But the ease and cheapness of trading, along with the vast range of options available, create a terrible temptation.
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The firm says this is not in its plans, but the temptation will surely grow if Libra takes off.
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Top-notch cuisine, sightseeing galore, and miles upon miles of stunning vistas are surely all the temptation you need.
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I try to convince my husband to get dessert at a bakery nearby but we both resist the temptation.
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The temptation to look at this behavior and see a proximate cause for the shooting in Jacksonville is real.
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Germany's BGA trade association said Europe must resist the temptation to give tit for tat in the trade dispute.
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But as cameras proliferate and electronics shrink, the temptation to modernise the sign-stealing process is growing ever stronger.
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But, for the students of astrology among us, the temptation to trash-talk their sign is all too real.
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A separate account keeps your money out of sight, so you can keep saving without the temptation to spend.
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When it's tired, we're less focused; we give in to temptation and make shoddy decisions that hurt us later.
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There's a spread of sweets in the room I work in so I have to resist temptation all day.
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But the Trump administration needs to avoid the all-too-easy temptation to blame Beijing or to fault Seoul.
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To resist the temptation of spending any surplus money, deposit it right away, so you never even see it.
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Resist the temptation to keep up with the Joneses "Question the things you're spending your money on," says Sean.
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So: Will Trump be able to resist the authoritarian temptation of using a terror attack to expand his powers?
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The memories of sniffing dogs and perp walks aren't lost on anyone, but sometimes the temptation is too great.
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I'm constantly listening to her with one ear and resisting the temptation to jump in and take over everything.
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Ultimately, each couple was forced to decide whether to commit to a lifetime together or give in to temptation.
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"I literally work out just so I can give in to the temptation and eat the cake," she confesses.
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Resist the temptation to use the extra fund you receive next year to take a big trip, Freitag said.
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RESIST THE TEMPTATION TO KEEP UP WITH THE JONESES "Question the things you're spending your money on," says Sean.
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The popular gelatin and pudding desserts have long contained ingredients entirely unnecessary for the temptation of our taste buds.
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If the latest generation of railways cannot make money either, the temptation then will be to skimp on maintenance.
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You might cut up a card to avoid temptation, but that doesn't actually do anything on the bank's side.
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Beware of Data Lakes The temptation, all too frequently, is for large enterprises to put everything in one place.
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Once there, the temptation of home cooked, meat-filled empanadas with my host family was too great to resist.
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When faced with violent adversaries, the temptation for many heroes can be to fight back in the same manner.
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So the temptation is to allow for a long-term recovery plan in the hope the business can recover.
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But over time, particularly when the economy is in fine fettle, the temptation to take on debt is irresistible.
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Instead, it introduces the economic temptation to put short-term revenues on equal footing with long-term biological needs.
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And so the temptation to show a major win in its hybrid war against Russia must have been irresistible.
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The latter temptation grew after the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, when America again became mired in guerrilla conflicts.
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Without the temptation to swipe your credit card, you'll have to restrict yourself to buying only what you need.
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When someone asks you a question you don't know the answer to, resist the temptation to make something up.
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But this versatility of the insula carries a danger: The temptation to use moral disgust as a litmus test.
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Leadership in both parties should resist the temptation to insert poison pills into the debate over the president's proposal.
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No doubt the temptation to use the marvels of this new tech as a marketing tool is often overwhelming.
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The temptation to rage against the machine is strong, given that the President offers more material almost every hour.
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The temptation to shave points off the participation rate of voters of color has proven too great to resist.
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There can be a great temptation to jump at anything that appears to offer a chance for a cure.
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But Ruffin's exit was final, and Edwards seized the opportunity when Motown approached him about replacing the outgoing Temptation.
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As in other Asian countries, there is a temptation to turn short-lived graffiti careers into more lucrative endeavors.
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But right now it appears that they are willing to give in to temptation and vote for her anyway.
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The temptation will be for the president to turn to his 'phone and pen,' focusing exclusively on regulatory policymaking.
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That kept in check any temptation to act aggressively or take advantage and free-ride off other people's contributions.
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The temptation of unhealthy food greets us on every street corner, in our breakrooms and at our favorite supermarkets.
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Much like Adam in the Book of Genesis, it seems that temptation may have got the better of him.
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To resist the temptation to spend any surplus money, deposit it right away, so you never even see it.
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Like her idea of relational equality, this model resisted the temptation to flatten human variety toward a unifying standard.
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Even if they don't replicate Wintour's email strategy, managers should (generally) resist the temptation to meddle in employees' conflicts.
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SMIGEL What bothers me is that temptation to fuel your side's fire; it's on both sides, more than ever.
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But as the years pass, this struggling pair can't banish worldly temptation, with possibly dire consequences for their faith.
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ART & MUSEUMS "They that will be rich fall into a temptation and a snare," warns the Book of Timothy.
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Previous Bible-based movies like "The Last Temptation of Christ" and "The Passion of the Christ" have generated controversy.
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For those born poor on the island, he said, the temptation to earn a living illegally is ever-present.
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Amid a confrontation between the world's two big powers, the temptation will be to cut corners for temporary advantage.
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Christians always face the temptation of turning our faith into a rulebook: collapsing the faith into a mere morality.
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She might be briefly tempted by offers to join the Resistance — but the temptation will only ever be brief.
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It's important to resist that temptation and — until we know otherwise — keep the revelations about Vekselberg in proper proportion.
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As with any deceased musician, there's the temptation to speculate how much Jonghyun's real-life suffering informed the music.
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But there are some Saturdays when the temptation to do nothing and learn nothing is too difficult to resist.
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Zolak admits that, as a player, he sometimes had to fight the temptation to doze off during film sessions.
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Congress must resist the temptation — and the political pressure — to unilaterally renegotiate the Iran deal and therefore kill it.
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" On "The Now Now," Snoop Dogg and Jamie Principle rap about temptation and stardom in a song called "Hollywood.
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Some argue that the temptation to move back into positive yielding peripheral bonds may prove too strong to resist.
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That means fighting the natural temptation to log into your investment account and react to the market's big swings.
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While it may be tempting to outsource the work to a dry cleaner, it's a temptation you should resist.
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Nietzscheans and Wagnerians both tend to off-load ideological problems onto the rival camp; Prideaux succumbs to this temptation.
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Yet anecdotal evidence suggests resisting the temptation to find out the scores is not solely a function of age.
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In the coming weeks, the temptation for politicians to play along with these sorts of policies will be great.
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In addressing legitimate public concern about drug prices, our politicians must avoid the temptation to impose top-heavy regulations.
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Ms. Grande often sings about the overwhelming strength of temptation and how much pleasure there is in giving in.
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And when a downturn hits, the temptation is to pull back on savings or withdraw money from those accounts.
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This time, though, the temptation of headlining a market gutting of — nearly — 666 points was too much to resist.
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Dr. Dyson called himself a scientific heretic and warned against the temptation of confusing mathematical abstractions with ultimate truth.
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It's the kind of temptation that propels many of Steven Soderbergh's movies, and motivates him as a filmmaker, too.
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Some argue that the temptation to move back into positive yielding peripheral bonds may prove too strong to resist.
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Resist the temptation to use the latest slick app promoting its ability to invest in single stocks or cryptocurrencies.
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"I avoid the temptation by not keeping my electronic devices charging in my room," she says in the book.
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Liv Tyler is one of those rare celebrities who hasn't given in to the temptation of constant hairstyle changes.
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You can't guarantee you're not being affected by this temptation, and it's best not to expose yourself to it.
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In general, you should avoid the temptation to pay off your medical debt with a credit card, he said.
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A year after wrapping season 1 of USA Network's Temptation Island, Evan Smith and Morgan Lolar are going strong.
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Ultimately, each couple is forced to decide whether to commit to a lifetime together — or give in to temptation.
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The lack of jobs makes some give in to the temptation to earn more money working for criminal gangs.
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A greater focus on competition and consumer welfare, moreover, might help the bureau to resist the temptation to overregulate.
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Resist the temptation to alter a game for short-term returns that has survived because it is a constant.
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"The temptation to simply delay the negotiation until it becomes the next president's problem is real," Mr. Elizondo said.
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The temptation just to order food from the internet and watch "The Thick of It" on Hulu is strong.
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But there is a temptation to think of the US as a bigger, shinier Europe and it's just not.
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"The temptation to apply their own views rather than the Constitution has always lurked among the justices," Grassley wrote.
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The temptation to simply pay a premium price to let the cable TV company worry about everything can be strong.
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Especially because there's always the temptation to bet against the figures and statistics and to go with your gut feeling.
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But Germany's police union chief Rainer Wendt cautioned against any temptation to cast suspicion on all migrants after the arrests.
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If you&aposre not familiar with trustworthy brands, the temptation to download just any old software may be pretty intense.
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The "right to shoot tyrants," as Napolitano put it, warns our leaders away from the temptation of governing too oppressively.
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The temptation will always be there to pull something out of the prototype labs and wow expectant crowds with it.
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The first temptation was to turn stones into bread, which would satisfy a starving man's body, but not his spirit.
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But the artist has often urged her viewers not to give in to the temptation to see her work biographically.
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The temptation to suggest that people's views are a product of their skin colour, gender or sexuality is bad enough.
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In an era of squeezed public spending the temptation will be to raise the cap to an even higher level.
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But carrying the bottomless temptation of the internet in our pockets threatens to leave us distracted, less educated and depressed.
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This is where I'm starting to worry that OnePlus might perhaps give in to the same temptation as everyone else.
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The temptation is to seek relief from the terrible burning sensation caused by the emerging worm by immersing in water.
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The temptation for some communities to keep issuing money would certainly be great; those electronic currencies might suffer rapid depreciation.
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Like many ambitious startups trying to disrupt … there can be a temptation to trailblaze first and check on regulations later.
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Giving into that temptation isn't always the best option—it could mean you're settling for someone just because they're available.
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The temptation for other countries to block foreign investments by SOEs will only increase, setting the stage for bitter disputes.
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Meal prep is the healthy eater's way to make sure temptation doesn't sneak in and sabotage your best-laid plans.
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"New York has always been such a temptation for Scott, and very, very much his dangerous playground," admitted Jenner, 62.
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Taylor Swift was a girl who, despite all the odds, managed to stay good in a world full of temptation.
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He also resisted the temptation to make too big a deal out of a first season that ultimately ended bitterly.
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Rival bids from Rome, Budapest and Los Angeles are also resisting the political temptation to build new infrastructure further afield.
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So resist the temptation on this summer weekend to turn off the news from Japan to enjoy more leisurely pursuits.
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"Each painted figure within Bosch's work hides a precise, symbolic meaning related to the theme of temptation," he points out.
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The temptation to consider Barkskins under the rubric of a Great American Novel is difficult to resist, given its scope.
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The answer to terrorism cannot be abandoning the individual freedoms of an open society, even if that is the temptation.
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And we're all used to the quick-grab goodies making up the obstacle course of temptation at the grocery checkout.
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Some market participants worry that the temptation of such outsized returns will be impossible to resist, with dire results possible.
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For kinky therapists, there may even be the temptation to distance themselves from the kink community to avoid clients altogether.
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To be honest, I felt unsure if even I myself could resist the temptation of a burrito bowl once inside.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), circulated his own dear colleague urging members to resist the "temptation" to override the president's veto.
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First, the campaign itself must resist the temptation to be distracted from its main strength: the economic risks of Brexit.
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For a lesser writer, the temptation to oversimplify the science or to sex up unwarranted conclusions might have proved irresistible.
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The next time you consider skipping the gym, you won't feel like the only person to give in to temptation.
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The message I gather from this whole thing is: temptation is bad and don't let it get hold of you.
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"Every tweet by a freshman from Minnesota is not newsworthy, no matter how juicy the temptation may be," said Rep.
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One is a warning against the temptation nations have to construe threats of war as equivalent to acts of war.
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When a company is footing the bill, the temptation is to spend more on flights and accommodation than is needed.
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Fortunately for the world, nuclear-empowered leaders during the Cold War never gave into the temptation to use nuclear weapons.
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Writing on Twitter, the professor Richard Florida argued that the 20 finalists should band together and resist the temptation. 11.
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"The anonymity of the volunteers removes any temptation for individuals to seek credit, because it's not about that," Kempton said.
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So even though we typically don't eat out on Monday, we simply couldn't resist the temptation to check things out.
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The challenge will be how to enact such reform without the temptation to tie it into other non-related items.
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The same temptation awaited customers in the form of cold drinks and tabloids closer to the front of the line.
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When you're creating a deck to use during in-person meetings, avoid the temptation to cram every slide with information.
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The technology can function without a smartphone in the car, eliminating the temptation to interact with a device when driving.
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I've pulled all the highlights together, while resisting the temptation to go into full-blown, six-page narrative memo mode.
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Mr. Galin, unable to resist the temptation to capture the moment, took photographs and posted them on Facebook and Instagram.
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The 2010 Prius also packs less than 100 horsepower, so there's little temptation for your teen to test its limits.
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And we're all used to the quick-grab goodies making up the obstacle course of temptation at the grocery checkout.
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The made use of reconciliation became an almost irresistible temptation for the majority party for any number of legislative purposes.
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You might imagine them eating tacos, enchiladas, and burritos, but they do their best to resist temptation and maintain discipline.
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Try as he might, Tiwari is unable to resist the temptation to inject that one bit of Bollywood-style drama.
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Virtually all of the major religions have some version of the devil, the archetypal master of human temptation and sin.
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It was more money than I'd ever seen, but I fought the temptation to live large on my newfound salary.
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He was beginning to feel "the temptation to go back to the old life," and the quick and easy cash.
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But we should resist the temptation to permit internet-based voting, which some states are experimenting with in smaller contexts.
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The temptation is especially great because the influence comes without responsibility for the consequences, much less any suffering from them.
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It's just complete concentration every pitch, just staying in the moment and fighting any temptation to let your mind wander.
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Still, "32 Pills" makes clear how Ruth's personality, coupled with her seemingly endless photographs, writings and drawings, created the temptation.
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Faced with climate change and inequality, the temptation is to call for draconian top-down measures to throttle economic activity.
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One, it makes you more thoughtful about what photographs you're taking and it also removes the temptation to photograph everything.
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Here, those of us who'd hoped for more from Mueller should be mindful of the temptation to grasp at straws.
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By doing this, you're adding friction to the procrastination cycle and making the reward value of your temptation less immediate.
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But with more money and more tools, the new OPIC must resist the temptation to focus on investment returns alone.
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" I resisted the temptation to shove three of them into my mouth and instead smiled and replied, "No, thank you.
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Since her listing included an address, the temptation to park across the street for a sustained look-see was compelling.
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When your office is in your home, the temptation is always there to neglect your work and tackle other tasks.
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That temptation attracted Ekaterina Solovieva when she first traveled in 2009 to Kolodozero, a remote lake town in northwestern Russia.
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There's a strong temptation to extract a triumphalist narrative from the president's grim-faced and rant-filled surrender last Thursday.
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The first step is for the child to recognize their anger as well as their temptation to bite, hit, kick.
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"The Netflix description for "The First Temptation of Christ" says that Jesus "brings a surprise guest to meet the family.
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There is certainly temptation to split the cost of a single room across multiple guests, but it may not work.
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Glück's analyses seem to derive from this grief; she is wary, and sometimes darkly funny about, poetry's temptation toward grandiosity.
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So intensely televisual is this novel that in reviewing it, I've been unable to resist the temptation to cast it.
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Pope Francis condemned the procedure and asked doctors to "reject the temptation" to provide it in an address last week.
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You must not succumb to the comic-book temptation to glorify gore or indulge in the macabre bloodsloshing of murder.
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Only Layzie Bone resisted the temptation, refusing to take on the moniker of Layzie Boneless, and honestly, good for him.
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But he argued executives must resist the temptation to make changes that could alter the course of legitimate political debate.
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The day we yield to that temptation, as Sweden's prime minister reminds us, the enemies of freedom will have won.
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They ought to resist that temptation, at least if their priority is actually to help their African-American co-ideologues.
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However we approach it, Kriegsman advises resisting the temptation to compare our plans with what someone else may have done.
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For instance: ■ If you are in doubt about your humor, sarcasm or criticism, then reread, rethink and resist the temptation.
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The best and most effective way is to remove Congress' temptation to withhold HMTF funds to allow increased spending elsewhere.
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While most participants acknowledge the benefit of a consistent buy and hold strategy, temptation, greed and fear are overwhelming motivators.
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But in our politically charged state, the temptation to score a few cheap political points is too much to resist.
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Most importantly, we live in a world entirely designed to help you spend money; there is temptation around every corner.
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If the subjects could resist the temptation of a single marshmallow, they were rewarded with one more — not two more.
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The temptation to keep betting on the fastest horse is difficult to argue against, according to NYSE trader Steve Grasso.
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Ms. Bloom's final movie role was as Mary, Mother of Jesus, in Martin Scorsese's "The Last Temptation of Christ" (1988).
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In his homily, he spoke of the suffering and injustice found in cities and the "temptation" of leaving or hiding.
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You have to use effortful restraint to avoid the temptation of assuming all the arrows point in the same direction.
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Unless you have abnormally high impulse control, chances are you've caved to the temptation of watching a pimple-popping video before.
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I used the app at a restaurant one night and it helped me fight the temptation to periodically check my phone.
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The palace doors are emblazoned with two golden Rs, and the temptation to burst through them is blazing in my soul.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous Harrelson does admit that the temptation to smoke still exists.
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