"Jews in western Europe think twice before they wear a kippa, they think twice before they go to a synagogue, think twice before they enter a kosher supermarket," he told Reuters.
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The German Foreign Minister has warned German companies to think twice before investing in Turkey and citizens to think twice before visiting Turkey.
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Question though, does it make you think twice about Scientology?
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Before I say anything," says Dafeng, "I will think twice.
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He will think twice before messing with Naz ever again.
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Think twice before you nuzzle your precious, fuzzy feline companion.
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And he's so little he doesn't think twice about that.
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Think twice about posting photos of your kid on Facebook
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Luke Waters will make you think twice about illegal immigrants.
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Think twice before you take your next food Instagram photo.
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This is a bridge Apple should think twice about crossing.
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Nine volts is just enough to make it think twice.
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He will think twice before hiring another Bahraini, he says.
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He did not think twice about Obama's young children then.
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So you better think twice before you fire gas canisters.
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We think twice before going to jihadist hotbeds like Paris.
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Anyone tempted to treat it as such should think twice.
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But the mixed signals from readers made me think twice.
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Think twice about letting your kids play soccer with friends.
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Think twice before following this man's orders in a crisis.
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How can I make people think twice before asking this?
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Students are instructed to think twice before posting anything online.
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Perhaps Assad will think twice before using sarin gas again.
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Also, think twice before posting information about your transition online.
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Early on, you probably don't think twice about this behavior.
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Enjoy the view, but think twice before bringing a picnic.
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So think twice when sharing indecent photos of your children.
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Having a waiting list will make people think twice about selling.
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If you have cable, you probably don't think twice about it.
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I will think twice in the future about what I post.
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But I'll think twice before assigning a new buzzword to them.
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It may also make executives think twice about taking on risk.
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Banks may be right to think twice before heading abroad again.
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Think twice next time you consider buying chunky heels from strangers.
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"I didn't even think twice about it," Ambrose told PEOPLE emphatically.
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A wise owner would think twice before tampering with such identities.
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Think twice about sympathizing with the parents who do kill us.
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Think twice before messing with this woman or her man, creeps.
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Think twice before you accuse Tinashe of cribbing FKA Twigs' style.
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But analysts see that firms may think twice about their plans.
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"I always think twice before adding to his music," he said.
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Today, you might feel like you'll need to—but think twice.
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So perhaps think twice about storing pirated content with Plex Cloud.
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I will think twice about what I post from now on.
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Investors, not traders, need to think twice about that panicky reaction.
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If I offered you a million dollars, you might think twice.
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Governments tempted to deploy Olympic strategies elsewhere should think twice, however.
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That will make MPs think twice before booting out Mr Maamau.
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"Soldier: "It kind of makes you think twice about enlisting, huh?
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You should think twice about break-even ages if you're married.
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If it's a lifelong ban you better think twice about it.
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And sometimes that hefty price tag can make you think twice.
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"Newspaper offices closed down, he doesn't think twice," the lyrics add.
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Think twice before communicating with someone—Mercury is retrograde after all.
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A. When you have a doubt, step back and think twice.
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Men will think twice before coming out of showers exposing themselves.
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So think twice before sharing information with unfamiliar companies or organizations.
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Parents should also think twice about the cars teens are driving.
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That might make them think twice about what coffee they buy.
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So did you think twice about reading 171 in seven months?
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So many things that I think twice about before I do.
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The European Union wants you to think twice about doing that.
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Think twice before celebrating that large refund check from Uncle Sam.
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One more thing: Think twice about using retinal biometrics for identification.
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"I advise the Americans to think twice," James Dresnok Jr. said.
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They urge people to think twice before taking their pet inside.
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He took it as a sign that he should think twice.
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"I didn't think twice about putting football on there," Myra said.
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But the way he tells it, he did not think twice.
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"We should really think twice about letting them come in freely."
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He may just think twice before practicing the Stockhausen at home.
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Still, friends and allies caution Trump should think twice about talking.
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But investors might want to think twice about throwing in the towel.
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It might think twice about eating a donut every day for breakfast.
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When I got a job offer in Paris, I didn't think twice.
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But they should think twice before coming down hard, particularly on ICOs.
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A parent with a voucher may increasingly think twice about using it.
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Think twice about picking from that vegetable tray at a summer picnic.
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Still, the new president might want to think twice before doing so.
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And so airports may think twice before giving up room to them.
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But the airline's actions on the ground will make you think twice.
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If you feel compelled to comment beyond words of support, think twice.
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Think twice and maybe keep making progress before you take the leap.
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"Before you stonewall this, I urge you to think twice," Levin added.
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Until then, we might think twice before documenting everything on our phones.
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Therefore, I don't really think twice before sending a response to them.
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It might actually make you think twice about leaving a nasty review.
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"It makes you think twice about going to the doctor," she said.
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If you can't be, you should perhaps think twice about having it.
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"The fact he doesn't look Mexican makes some think twice," Montano said.
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But it may make some Republicans think twice before going full Trump.
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New entrepreneurs will think twice before trying to challenge a dominant firm.
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Trust me, cane farmers will think twice before voting for the BJP.
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He suggested it might be technology people should think twice about trusting.
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If I were Spotify, I would think twice about the direct listing.
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Well, you'll think twice about it if the threat of fighting looms.
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"It's going to make companies that provide protection think twice," McKeay says.
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"I really think guys are going to think twice," she told BBC.
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" Teenagers, the site concluded, "should think twice before posting an online résumé.
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But the prospect of a Trump presidency should make him think twice.
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But until then, we all may think twice when crossing a bridge.
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Think twice before responding to your ex — or before texting them first.
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The first draft of "Think Twice" had a number of such examples.
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Consumers better think twice before clicking "purchase" on an internet pharmacy's site.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE (D-N.Y.).
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If people praising you knew the half of it, they'd think twice.
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"Underqualified and underprepared men don't think twice about leaning in," they wrote.
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Future presidential candidates will likely think twice before opportunistically slamming New Yorkers.
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"Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" may be even a better example.
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And think twice before providing details such as your child's full birth date.
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But the new Washington Post/ABC News poll should make them think twice.
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When you are invited to a Temple of Health, think twice before entering.
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You might want to think twice before giving a driver a low rating.
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Still, Craig insisted Lamas' past didn't make her think twice about the marriage.
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Think twice before dumping your volatile stock holdings for the steadiness of cash.
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They think twice before they bring a sick child to the emergency room.
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"I'm worried about the next company that will think twice before coming here."
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Think twice before you fire off a heated email or a racy Snapchat.
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The institute is making scholars think twice about forsaking study or moving overseas.
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In the future, think twice before you publish those powerful 280-character blurbs.
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This might cause you to think twice before checking your email from bed.
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Here are the TV teacher-student affairs we really should think twice about.
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I don't want him to think twice about that when he's 21 either.
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Such a referendum would also introduce dangers that might make Remainers think twice.
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"I won't even think twice about those purchases," said Sandy, a sales trader.
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Even though lemon water seems harmless, you should think twice before chugging it.
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Maybe Noah will think twice about speaking over a woman of color again.
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You might want to think twice about sharing this one with kids, though.
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Think twice b4 stealing a package b/c you'll have explaining to do.
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Olivia Munn said she didn't think twice to join the cast of "Six."
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Certain foods that we wouldn't think twice about eating are toxic to dogs.
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Margaret says she didn't think twice about going through the open fetal surgery.
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Hint: Fecal matter You might want to think twice before taking a dip.
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Selena Gomez doesn't have to "think twice" about her affection for Celine Dion.
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The bartender wouldn't think twice about giving me a pour for the road.
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Think twice about hiring a money manager "Two words: 'Minimize fees,'" Schmidt says.
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You might want to think twice before you use viral selfie app FaceApp.
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And then think twice about whether you really want a cut-rate operation.
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It won't make them think twice about their responsibility to protect user data.
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With non-performing loans (NPLs) on the rise, banks think twice before lending.
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And, you have to think twice about owning a business in this country.
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So, if this happens again… Maybe you start to think twice about it.
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Obama's letter, by implication, asked President Trump to think twice before doing it.
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That's why when the club chose me, I didn't have to think twice.
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You might want to think twice before giving money to your adult child.
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Think twice about where your child's dirty diapers and juice boxes are thrown.
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Here are a few items you may want to think twice about packing.
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You may want to think twice before moving forward with the interview process.
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If you intend to invest in a unicorn IPO anytime soon, think twice.
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Millennials just might want to think twice before going into debt for it.
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All of this is leading Woolf to think twice about expanding his groves.
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Here's a sage piece of advice for you: think twice before you meme.
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Congress should think twice before putting the health of American patients in jeopardy.
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The French government will think twice before it sanctions the war in Yemen.
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It helps, too, that the Suns wouldn't think twice about making this trade.
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She said she now has to think twice before leaving the house alone.
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But President Trump ought to think twice before reaching for his pardon pen.
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Business "allies" didn't think twice about abandoning him after he made controversial comments.
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If someone is trying very hard to sell you on something, think twice.
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" • Quotation of the day "People think twice about even buying an ice cream.
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There are many reasons for women to think twice about reporting sexual assault.
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But think twice before heading to the E.R. for less-than-urgent problems.
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You might want to think twice about our Oscar and Super Bowl predictions.
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Many consumers wouldn't think twice about bringing a pet along, industry analysts said.
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She said her horrendous experience makes her think twice about having another child.
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That question makes me think twice about adding any debt to my plate.
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A question in the lightning round seemed to make Yair Shahak think twice.
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"Anything I take now, I think twice before I even go near him."
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Lucas and Abelson don't think twice about hoofing two miles out of here.
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If nothing else, it will make you think twice before ordering mahi-mahi again.
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Think twice before you turn on the faucet to wash off that raw meat.
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If you're a good, self-aware American, think twice before that next Seamless order.
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This will be one invitation people will think twice about putting on their fridge.
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And those that are exceptions will think twice knowing that they are on camera.
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His advice to anyone considering following his lead, though, would be to think twice.
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A critical accompanying editorial, however, may make some doctors think twice before writing prescriptions.
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But the chipmaker's history shows traders may want to think twice before doing so.
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Nowadays I don't think twice about pulling into Buc-ee's for a pit stop.
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We tax cigarettes because we want people to think twice before they light up.
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And picking these apart suggests Mrs May should think twice about slamming the door.
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He doesn't need any of that to make people think twice about criticizing him.
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"Think twice before buying — think about whether you really need something," Galvin-Farnol says.
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But studies like Krebs's should certainly make doctors think twice before prescribing the drugs.
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Second, they deter: the prospect of being locked up makes potential wrongdoers think twice.
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Recent headlines in Munich, Nice, Istanbul, Brussels, and Paris are making travelers think twice.
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At the very least, you'd probably think twice about what you say in meetings.
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This might make Tate Modern think twice about funnelling tourists onto its viewing platform.
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Scroll, Like, and share away — but think twice before you get your own goat.
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First, Bashar Al-Assad will have to think twice about using chemical weapons again.
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A major reason to think twice before getting an MBA is the extravagant price.
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"Those who put politics ahead of prosperity might want to think twice," he said.
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But think twice before you drive away with your dream cottage in the Cotswolds.
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The cases themselves are legal, but maybe think twice before pressing that record button.
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And maybe, just maybe, going forward think twice about sending sensitive data over Bluetooth.
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Editors should think twice before publishing such hollow warnings from a disgraced TV moralist.
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"Maybe people would think twice before judging someone based on what they look like."
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It also could help to make those filing for patents think twice before applying.
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When he asked me to collaborate with him I didn't have to think twice.
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The 20-year-old says she didn t think twice about making the donation.
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"I didn't even think twice about what the flag would be," he later said.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis warns Kim to think twice before proceeding with that plan.
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"Please think twice before trying to leave Houston en masse," he said on Twitter.
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You might want to think twice before purchasing conventionally grown strawberries, spinach, or nectarines.
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If users think twice before using a site, that could be really, really damaging.
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If young people witness our veterans struggle, they will think twice before signing up.
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David Axelrod conveyed a simple message to Democrats: Think twice before you reject Pelosi.
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Matt Damon might want to think twice before visiting Chris Hemsworth in Australia again.
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You may want to think twice before paying your bills with plastic or cryptocurrencies.
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"I have to think twice about what I post and share now," he said.
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They're supposed to make patients think twice before spending money on unnecessary health care.
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If someone approaches you to sign a petition, you might want to think twice.
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He said he "didn't think twice" about jumping into the water to help her.
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By Thanksgiving, possible GOP challengers will "think twice" about running against Democrats, she said.
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With that being said, Hammer might think twice before posting another video involving toes.
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"I'm sure most users won't notice and won't think twice about it," she said.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE (D-N.Y.). http://thehill.
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Think twice before laying down your sexist philosophy to Sophia Bush (or anyone, really).
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Think twice before you make any commitments, because your ruling planet Mercury is retrograde.
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We should all examine its failures and think twice about continuing to fight it.
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Plus, it might make you think twice about what is really worth getting back.
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Illegal robocalling businesses will think twice if their actions can lead to jail time.
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But, amidst those intense feelings, it's important to think twice about what you share.
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Tami Sagher ("Don't Think Twice") improvised the seamstress, giving her a thick Slavic accent.
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Even after learning this info, knowing the risks might make you think twice beforehand.
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For more information, listen to Bob Dylan's indispensable "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right."
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It's a pesky insect that most of us don't think twice about: the mosquito.
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Thanksgiving cooks, you might want to think twice about brining that turkey this year.
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Republicans should think twice before succumbing to the dangerous appeal of territorial tribalism again.
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Rather, he was challenging us to think twice about the stories of our own.
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Think twice, though, before using your just-washed hands to turn off the faucet.
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Last Friday, she had merely said Canadians should think twice before taking a cruise.
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We need to make our adversaries think twice before they decide to attack us.
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Think twice before you send any blankets, clothes or toys into a disaster area.
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Mr. Trump has also already forced American companies to think twice about exporting jobs.
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Think twice before you cut bait on your policy, even if premiums are rising.
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"Bet you'll think twice next time about saying you know me," he said, laughing.
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She told Australia's Nine News that she did not think twice about the rescue.
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But it's a good reminder to think twice before you click, well, basically anything.
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You may want to think twice before you go mining for precious metal ETFs.
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After watching it, you'll think twice about putting your hands where they don't belong.
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To begin, borrowers should think twice before they enroll in one of the plans.
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So it doesn't hurt to think twice about the platforms you engage with online.
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It might be good to think twice before buying a budget smartphone on Amazon.
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Don't think twice about fibbing to save you both the awkwardness of unnecessary intimacy.
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Advocates for transgender rights hope the verdict makes facilities think twice before denying care.
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We don't think twice about a couple having a signature drink or cocktail hour.
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But a nonsmoker, or an ex-smoker, should think twice before taking up the habit.
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So, I urge you to think twice before jumping on the St. Louis hate train.
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Hopefully the new pop-ups should make people think twice before posing for that selfie.
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Her post became a plea to all parents to think twice about failing to RSVP.
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So think twice before downloading that next free app — you future self will thank you.
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Well, if you are a looter, think twice if you are heading back into Malibu.
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People think twice about misbehaving when they know their actions may be recorded, he says.
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"I would think twice about doing any major home renovation or anything, probably," he said.
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These categories caught her eye, and led her to think twice about her viewing habits.
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This week's defeat may well make the DoJ think twice about obstructing other tie-ups.
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I would think twice about that idea if I were a Democrat running for office.
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But the DFS should think twice before trying to show our buddy Felix a lesson.
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A lot of us should think twice before weighing in on such a sensitive issue.
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"My appeal is to Republican voters: 'Think twice before you vote for Trump," he said.
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But if you're at Comic-Con and enjoy Westworld at all, don't think twice: go.
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Do you give users any sort of warning, or a "think twice" type of thing?
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Faced with a choice between his life and his beloved murse, Kluting didn't think twice.
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Katrick, who had surgery for his cancer in September, didn't think twice about his decision.
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And that parents should really think twice before shelling out for a kids' 'safety' wearable.
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Think twice before you ask for antibiotics, and find out if they are really needed.
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Otherwise, nobody will think twice if —" he lowered his voice, "if the CIA kills you.
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"If anyone else is thinking about suing [Fogle], they're going to think twice," she explains.
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I realized how much it was about [Lamar] so I didn't think twice about it.
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But if this ratio creeps well above an area's historic average, think twice before buying.
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Let's just say that you should think twice about buying that banana at the supermarket.
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Think twice about these four investments that pros say may be unlikely to pay off.
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So you might want to think twice before getting rid of your next Apple item.
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The hookup made Doute, 36, think twice about dating Carter, whom she met on Bumble.
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"I think future governors in this country will think twice about stealing money," Melendez said.
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So perhaps think twice before trying to fall back on the meme in casual conversation.
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Think twice before posting a trolly comment you assume a celebrity won't read on Instagram.
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On this view, American missiles would cause Beijing to think twice before, say, invading Taiwan.
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That can catch the attention of burglars and make them think twice about targeting you.
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Many will no doubt think twice before sharing this kind of information again, of course.
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You will think twice about buying and reconsider what you already own, with revived appreciation.
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If you feel you can't afford the financial burden of attending, think twice before RSVPing.
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"The Peanut Butter Falcon" will make you think twice about the way you treat others.
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But think twice before you do it — the practice can also make your devices vulnerable.
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Yet if you're considering joining the ranks of borrowers, you might want to think twice.
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Fat tough guys who wouldn't think twice about punching your skull in, like Mike Tyson.
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Think twice before leaping into anything that hasn't been thoroughly researched — and before spouting opinions.
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"Don't Think Twice," which has a warm heart, could have been a much nastier movie.
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But think twice about joining them -- experts are wary and even caution against the idea.
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" As a child, Ms. Lang said, she didn't think twice about being "in" or "out.
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For now, Layton said doctors need to think twice before labeling a child with ADHD.
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It's making me think twice before admitting out loud that yes, I am a golfer.
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He responds to me with such exasperation that I think twice before I approach him.
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And Democrats may think twice about giving the president a victory before the 2020 election.
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No. Will it make you think twice about what's gone unnoticed in your tap water?
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No doubt, many voters would think twice about that opinion if home prices actually crashed.
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"It certainly is going to make them think twice, especially in that county," he said.
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But the Democratic establishment's rush to derail Bernie Sanders's campaign is making me think twice.
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Those in the media who are ready to bury him yet again should think twice.
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It has come back with a vengeance and we'd think twice about making it now.
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He even might persuade other red-district Democrats to think twice before voting to impeach.
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This fall, tell your child to think twice before withdrawing from that class she hates.
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"We didn't have to think twice about it," J. Wilson's manager Paula Breaux told CNN.
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But donors and artists may think twice about getting involved with a festival in tumult.
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Think twice about getting rid of trees that aren't dead or posing a fall threat.
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The true romantic said he didn't have to think twice about giving up a kidney.
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Think twice before greenlighting a merger that would enable even more "trumpization" of American politics.
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That made Hanadi think twice about living in Apex, but where else could she go?
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My favorite song in the world is "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright" by Bob Dylan.
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You may want to think twice about swiping at an ATM you haven't used before.
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It's causing gay men like Paijo to think twice before publicly expressing their sexual orientation.
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Consumers who expect a lot of drug costs might want to think twice about paying cash.
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Perhaps you should think twice before jumping on the LED eyelash bandwagon, an ophthalmologist is warning.
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So if you're looking to relocate and live off the lay of the land, think twice.
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With proper spacing around James, defenders have to think twice before doubling or over-pressuring him.
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But you do have to think twice about Ryanair trying to impose its will on others.
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And I'm sure if I was growing up right now, I wouldn't think twice about it.
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Perhaps more importantly, Tigers manager Brad Ausmus didn't think twice about sending Fulmer back out there.
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Consider your child's innocence and perhaps think twice before adorning their bedroom in cameras and microphones.
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Let this be a warning to think twice before making any permanent changes to your look.
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Still, I think twice about going to big events, like the Protestant church congress this weekend.
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She sent over "Don't Think Twice," which was originally supposed to be the game's main song.
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PEOPLE's Natural Beauty Contest winner Mallory Pennino doesn't have to think twice about her favorite feature.
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"Parliament should think twice before it bites our theater, culture and history," said actor Bujar Asqeriu.
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"We always try to make people think twice about the subject or the technique," he said.
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Another factor which may make Labour think twice about a wide nationalisation plan is the expense.
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Countries should think twice before trusting Huawei to adhere to the rule of law & protect data.
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Taraji P. Henson didn't have to think twice about signing on to star in Hidden Figures.
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So think twice before adding some of their very weird sex toys to your wish lists.
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And it is often deployed in weather that would make a fixed-wing pilot think twice.
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Most people don't think twice about picking up a phone charging cable and plugging it in.
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Still, forced to confront a calorie count, some drinkers will probably think twice before having another.
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These accuracy problems should make us think twice about some of the claims of AI startups.
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Even if you're ready for marriage, maybe you should think twice about that Valentine's Day ceremony.
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Privacy is paramount, so you don't have to think twice about relaxing in the outdoor bathtub.
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"[We're] making sure that [people are] careful and think twice before they dive in," she said.
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Along those lines, some 401(k) advisors are encouraging plans to think twice about brokerage windows.
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Mr Musk may also want to think twice before poking fun at the SEC on Twitter.
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In future, a person is likely to think twice before playing that dangerous but necessary role.
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Now, both Anthony Pettis and Aljamain Sterling are warning McGregor to think twice ... Woodley's no bitch.
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So they may think twice about declaring just a bare minimum of nuclear and missile facilities.
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But the backlash hasn't prompted her to think twice before posting a sexy photo, she said.
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Putting a snazzy geofilter on your Snapchats is something many of us don't think twice about.
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"It makes employers think twice about hiring," says Vivian Ho, a health economist at Rice University.
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I'll think twice about ordering a taxi from my home rather than a small walk away.
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This might make the family members think twice about whether the extra hours were worth it.
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Liu might want to think twice from now on about taking medical advice from the Internet.
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They make people think twice before taking a position they know will upset a major donor.
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Until August 25, it may be wise to think twice before you push ahead on anything.
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Another factor which may make Labour think twice about a wide nationalization plan is the expense.
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So do yourself a favor and abide by the golden rule: Think twice before you post.
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Best to think twice before you go sticking up for Sansa's enemies in a public forum...
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Any other prosecutor might think twice before taking on a job so fraught with political controversy.
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He doesn't think twice about challenging much taller and stronger rim protectors inside the painted area.
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But privacy-conscious users might want to think twice about the data they let apps collect.
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Or will the atrocity succeed in terrorising the population, causing people to think twice before travelling?
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So think twice about what you film, respect personal boundaries and don't be a Snap-hole.
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Higher costs may make airlines think twice about growing aggressively since doing so becomes more expensive.
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So, please: Keep it in your pants and think twice before hitting on someone via LinkedIn.
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They bought their first car, took frequent vacations and did not think twice about dining out.
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Doig paintings are so costly to insure that museums have to think twice about showing them.
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"He didn't think twice about jumping in to save a complete stranger," the GoFundMe page read.
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They should think twice before making themselves and their relatives unanticipated subjects in a criminal lineup.
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Though the sample size was small, it may make you think twice about what you post.
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That might make adults think twice, but for teens and tweens seeking independence, it sounds great.
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Originality. Ahead, six overused dating app profiles that you might want to think twice before posting.
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"We encourage people to think twice before forwarding suspicious messages," the spokesperson wrote in an email.
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Be gentle with yourself and think twice before entering situations where things could get really heated.
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Parents should think twice about bringing guns into the home, and instead consider other storage options.
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No one wants this kind of life so people should think twice before committing a crime.
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Both federal health officials Sunday urged elderly Americans with underlying conditions to think twice before traveling.
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If employees can't walk safely to work, companies might think twice about locating in the city.
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Only monsters and people you should think twice about trusting drink iced coffee in the winter.
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I didn't think twice about using it in a room full of smart, progressive young adults.
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But my American friends, who didn't think twice about wearing shoes on their beds, were baffled.
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Having to sweep a street or clean a classroom would make the fare evader think twice.
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Until your score is above 600, you should think twice about applying for a new card.
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Who would not think twice about living out a life on this remote, landlocked, desiccated ground?
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"If you are a smaller company, you may think twice about moving into China," said Segal.
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Ultimately, though, I'm with William Butler Yeats and would think twice about luring in the fairies.
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She's hoping they never come back, but if they do, she'll think twice before trying antibiotics.
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Perhaps tying the two acts together will make lawmakers think twice about worsening our fiscal situation.
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"Please think twice before trying to leave Houston en masse," Mr. Turner posted on Friday afternoon.
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Keep your profile information down to a minimum, and think twice about sharing anything at all.
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Members of the Trump family should think twice before challenging the 22019 Democratic candidates on Twitter.
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But think twice about blowing your payday on that giant house on the beach, Snap employees.
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Women should think twice about sacrificing their hard-earned civil rights on the altar of transgenderism.
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Now Democrats must think twice about trying to stop his nomination to be secretary of State.
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That means Republican lawmakers who are seeking reelection need to think twice before crossing him. Sen.
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Thus, we might think twice about making gun safety first and foremost about the Second Amendment.
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You might want to think twice before plugging in at an airport or on the train.
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Surely a neighborhood that means the world to me will think twice before throwing me out?
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If you&aposre paying off debt, think twice about tapping savings or forgoing saving for retirement.
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Oprah Winfrey, the talk show host, said she would think twice about giving money to panhandlers.
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So now when folks make the decision, "What trimmer should I buy?" they might think twice.
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I do a little carve-out for the political appointees, think twice before you do this.
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Why it's a good alternative: "Don't Think Twice" is a comedy gem that shouldn't be overlooked.
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The company's practices have made smartphone makers think twice about putting Qualcomm rivals' technologies in their phones.
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But think twice, it might be time to benefit from a so-called "low and slow" portfolio.
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"I'm sure if I was growing up right now, I wouldn't think twice about it," Reitman said.
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Companies considering outsourcing will fear that they could become Trump's next target and think twice about it.
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These communities often see police as occupiers rather than protectors and think twice before seeking their help.
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But the case might also make consumers think twice about how they're choosing to spend their money.
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So think twice before you assume that greater brain connectivity confers better multitasking or map-reading skills.
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Think twice next you fancy including a casual 😊  in your very important business email.Â
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Someone who is critical of Nunes, for example, may think twice before posting that on social media.
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Laid out in one place, it was enough to make anyone think twice about installing the app.
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And for non-believers, like Jennifer Lawrence, you might want to think twice before messing with them.
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For one thing, it forces us to slow down and think twice before making any decisions. Frustrating?
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Given Nason's treatment, others with the right qualifications may also think twice about joining the new regime.
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If the bill is signed into law, it could make doctors think twice about offering prenatal testing.
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Corporate boards would surely think twice about approving an inversion if it meant higher taxes for investors.
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We didn't even think twice about it — we were like let's just put a fun outfit together.
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They serve food that you don't even think twice about ordering because it's their area of expertise.
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Why not make a government think twice before attracting the intense ire of their tech-hungry populations?
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McDougal spoke out, she says, in part to warn others to think twice before signing nondisclosure agreements.
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But paid users might want to think twice — especially if LastPass keeps jacking up prices without warning.
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There are many other reasons you might want to think twice about submitting to a DNA test.
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"I hope that people think twice about the news we spread and information we receive," she said.
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But think twice before you jump in head-first when they began finally trading on Wall Street.
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In many parts of the western world, buying a toilet isn't something most people think twice about.
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Clapbacks are a-coming this week, so think twice before spilling any of that piping hot tea.
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And you can bet your ass she's gonna think twice before doing anything like that ever again.
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For the rest of my life, you don't have to think twice / I will love you still.
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It's only a $210 discount, but you probably wouldn't even think twice about paying the full price.
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Today, most of us don't think twice about the name Uranus, other than to laugh at it.
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Other cities seeing the consequences of a crackdown, they hope, will think twice about doing so themselves.
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But think twice before taking it on long, high-speed U.S. highway drives with aggressive mixed traffic.
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"We basically think twice before having a meeting (with a stockbroker), and we share meetings," Bolton said.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE, opinion contributor to The Hill. http://bit.
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But there are still many unknowns about the disease, and that's causing some women to think twice.
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But you might want to think twice before going nuts with the slip n slide this year.
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All too often, we don't think twice about our fertility until we're ready to have a baby.
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"Festival promoters should work to find ways to make perpetrators think twice about their behavior," says Gardiner.
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This is also a time to think twice about having other people do your work for you.
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Watch the bizarre clip below, and maybe think twice about wandering into any ferret-oriented chat rooms.
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Given how far you'd go, was there anything at least that you'd think twice about doing again?
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"The girls asked, and I didn't think twice about doing it," Beth Brotherstone, the league president, said.
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His experience with "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo" led him to think twice about Albee's warning.
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The Sheriff's Department completely collapsed because of corruption, I think twice, so it was very self-governed.
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A warning to viewers: think twice before using this documentary as inspiration for your July 4 cookouts.
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It has allied with the B.J.P. before, but may think twice if its political independence is threatened.
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Consequently, you might want to think twice before putting your emergency cash in one of those funds.
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He told Mr. Millar, "I learned from Vegas not to think twice, but to just get out."
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"If so, think twice before revealing an interlude you can barely remember the next day," she advised.
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Every time Mr Trump wanders off script, Mr Bannon will give him a reason to think twice.
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Now that it has, the Iranians will think twice about continuing Soleimani's interventionist approach to the region.
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He'll have to think twice about his anti-American policies in the Middle East and North Korea.
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And he'll have to think twice about his increasingly precarious position as the modern-day Russian tsar.
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But if your goal is weight loss, then you might think twice about using such a device.
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He didn't think twice about going out with me in public, and he didn't treat me disrespectfully.
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Eliminating these loans will require students to think twice, which will ungrease the skids to debt slavery.
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If I was looking for an urban mobility solution, I wouldn't think twice about buying the Embark.
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"If I was a white American going to the Middle East, I would think twice," she says.
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And if you're intentionally putting off trips to the bathroom to chase that peegasm feeling — think twice.
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That would mean people will at least think twice before they start negotiating with the United States.
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As for the UAW strike, Schuster doubts it is making most buyers around the country think twice.
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But Trump will need China, so he'd better think twice about starting a trade war with Beijing.
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Enforced aggressively, these sanctions are potent enough to make Moscow think twice before attacking American democracy again.
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Put another way, think twice before installing an app, and occasionally delete apps you aren't using anymore.
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If you don't expect much from your team, they won't think twice about going the extra mile.
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Obama has often advised younger people on social media to think twice about how they use it.
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Sticky wickets are below; if I left something out don't think twice about asking in the comments.
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Speaking of that, it turns out you may want to think twice about buying a luxury car.
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No one had to think twice; everyone knew that the scream meant it was kick-off time.
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The possibility of inadvertently sharing location information … would definitely make me think twice about sharing pictures online.
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"She's on the edge of the research of how do we raise girls in the community, and it's invaluable, because parents who might not think twice about saying, 'Well, you didn't get the A. I'm not so happy about that,' might now think twice about that reaction," Flouret said.
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Yet a strong euro will surely make ECB policymakers think twice about how quickly and aggressively they tighten.
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I ain&apost gonna lie, I got a habit… Take a lot of drugs, don&apost think twice.
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So, it was something I ain't have to think twice about and always believed in, that it'll work.
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We don't think twice when sending a smiley or frowney face to those with whom we are closest.
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"I wouldn't think twice about it," the 27-year-old said about throwing his hat in the ring.
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Bishop Charles H. Ellis III will think twice about ordering the next time he goes to Taco Bell.
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You'll definitely still want to think twice before backing a campaign, but at least Kickstarter recognizes backers' gripes.
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Just think twice before installing this on the phone that you rely on for calls and text messages.
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You might want to think twice about poking your nose in a reptile's business after watching this video.
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Were she simply dating, I would not feel awkward, and would not think twice about pursuing a relationship.
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Parents of white children may want to think twice before purchasing a Black Panther Halloween costume this year.
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Anyone who does think about challenging the Harry Potter author's fictional sport, though, may want to think twice.
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"China should think twice over anything they can do to Vietnam or the South China Sea," he said.
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We'd only been friends for a few months, but she didn't think twice about doing this for me.
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Ahead, check out 10 products that'll make you think twice before skipping the Sephora and Ulta Collection sections.
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I will be savoring every last drop of this overpriced beverage, and I think twice before ordering another.
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But with the speed of Apple's updates, you might want to think twice before dropping too much cash.
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Unless you need the help to get into the playoffs, think twice about moving either McFadden or Morris.
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Good economic news elsewhere, particularly in Europe, has made investors think twice about where to park their funds.
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But depending on who you're curious about, you might want to think twice before hitting the search button.
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New research shows that highly publicized stories of police violence could make people think twice about calling 911.
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But it seems like they're good enough to make people think twice about picking up a real camera.
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Maybe if President Trump came surfing in California he'd think twice about offshore oil drilling off our coast.
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If you're in Hawaii where this brand of bee resides, you might want to think twice before swatting.
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It also means that men who might have been perpetrators continue to think twice and decide against it.
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I wanted them but wasn't sure I could justify the cost for "leggings"... seriously, don't even think twice!
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It adds that "the U.S. will have to think twice about the fate" of the Trump-Kim summit.
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Though, moving forward, you may want to think twice before posting a potentially inflammatory tweet or Instagram caption.
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She says she hopes the president's warning will force Russia and Iran to think twice about supporting Assad.
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Will Key ride the wave of success from his show's final season and the film Don't Think Twice?
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"In the coming weeks I'll think twice about choosing Brussels Airport," Leterme told Belgian daily Het Laatste Nieuws.
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Do you think the Chinese think twice about hiring a hacker with a mohawk or a tattooed face?
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When I was challenged to be a cookie dough maker at DŌ, I didn't have to think twice.
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That, along with Kim's reputation, may make many businesses think twice about trying to capitalize on the buzz.
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We want editors to think twice before they publish ideological rather than evidence-based reporting on global warming.
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The Wizards won't think twice about digging themselves out of a hole with even more long-term money.
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Think twice before claiming an $8,000 charitable deduction for those old t-shirts you gave away last year.
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Digging through Facebook or Twitter to figure out a friend's birthday isn't something you'd normally think twice about.
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It would make those engaging in business with Russia think twice about the reputation cost they could suffer.
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Some of their members hope such efforts will at least make Republicans think twice before attempting a massacre.
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Such inner White House turmoil is one reason why other candidates might think twice about taking the position.
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And think twice before speaking out about sexual harassment from a boss -- it could cost you your career.
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Meng's situation is a warning that international organizations should think twice before appointing Party members to run them.
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Those who went after Trump and failed warn that Clinton should think twice before relying on attack ads.
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Many Mexicans have family members who are undocumented, and think twice before engaging with the government, he said.
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Because North Carolina, where I went to college, has semi-open primaries, I didn't think twice about it.
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"Don't Think Twice" skillfully compresses character sketches of all six members, with some receiving more attention than others.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE represented New York in Congress for 16 years.
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If someone refuses to do so, think twice before handing over the reins to your financial life.3.
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"We had to think twice about going to the (Halloween) parade" this week in New York, he said.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE represented New York in Congress for 16 years.
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Leduc insists he didn't think twice about Rico's comments, and doesn't believe it was a suicide warning sign.
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So it may be too much to expect anyone in this administration to think twice about such niceties.
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Also: you might want to think twice before you rely on your smart TV exclusively for streaming video.
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The Hong Kong exchange's offer of 83.61 pounds per LSE share is enough to make them think twice.
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And chances are that men in general will now think twice before touching a woman without her consent.
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"Think twice about tapping it, because if Uber remains terrible after this, we have only ourselves to blame."
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Those who did not already know about my difference did not seem to mind or even think twice.
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"Certainly you want to think twice about being on the wrong side of your own president," he said.
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But only because he is devoted to his readers — who should therefore think twice before insulting him. Again.
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If your heart breaks watching and hearing this boy's pain, think twice before causing or adding to another's.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll feel even weirder about your webcam — and probably think twice about trying ecstasy.
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Amid rising economic belligerence, in particular from America, rich-world companies will naturally think twice before investing abroad.
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One of the books below might just make them think twice about their dreams of a futuristic utopia.
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But in a post-college world, you should think twice before you pick the institution of your choice.
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Still, Hong Kong remains a city where visitors don't need to think twice about venturing out at night.
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It also makes individuals who are not well off or well-connected think twice before running for office.
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Any company that figured it had little to fear from shareholders after a breach should now think twice.
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It's "nothing I think twice about when it's time to 'squirt me with semen,'" says star Lily Lane.
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The argument is that if criminal penalties are truly awful, people will think twice about breaking the law.
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"This holiday season, Amazon customers may want to think twice before ordering last-minute deliveries," the site reads.
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If the market is bad and these companies all fail, we are going to think twice (about an IPO).
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And while we're on the subject, you might want to think twice about getting extended warranties in the future.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - High school students in one Chinese school may want to think twice before dozing off in class.
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They only knew about the book after it was published, and, even then, they didn't think twice about it.
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Your words may have an effect on him, but maybe he'll think twice next time… Or maybe he won't.
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Though in Chicago at the time to watch the Cubs in the World Series playoffs, Ray didn't think twice.
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But you may want to think twice before you order that English breakfast blend, according to cabin crew members.
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He additionally noted that people with infants should "think twice" before filling a baby's bottle with airplane tap water.
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If defecting means hiding, finding themselves jobless, risking their safety and that of their families, many might think twice.
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Hobbes's robot is meant to be scary: scary enough that any individual would think twice before taking it on.
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Software that makes me think twice before I open an app, not after I've used it for an hour.
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The flaw has since been patched, but as always please think twice before you connect something to the internet.
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If we treat each vote as our last, we will think twice about voting for extremists or joke parties.
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"Making America great again" may require Team Trump to think twice before turning its back on the climate agenda.
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Yusuf used an exaggerated, Joe Louis style uppercut at points to make Muangthai think twice about pursuing the infight.
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She was taught that God loved her but wouldn't think twice about consigning her to Hell for wearing shorts.
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If nothing else, you now know to think twice before smoking a J and then going for a jog.
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" She said she hopes this will "make men think twice before sending that initial friend request or creepy message.
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Businesses rated 3 stars and below on Yelp are not merely places to think twice about giving your money.
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I didn't think that I'd have to say this, but you should think twice before changing your PSN name.
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"This is a little tricky area, but maybe think twice before you mention your agents and managers," Oswalt joked.
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So if you get a random vCard via your text app definitely think twice about opening it.[vincedes3.com]
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Instead, you're watching a story told in a format that you probably wouldn't think twice about showing to children.
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"Make sure the staff are paid well, make them think twice about the stories that they tell," he rapped.
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He built a box that… well, it'll make any would-be thieves think twice before hitting his house again.
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And obviously, he said, developers should think twice before taking money from the Alexa Fund to build new products.
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Even an exceptionally edgy American comedian, such as Louis CK, would think twice before making a punchline of genocide.
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And think twice before you toss your old rags — they just might be next season's most sought-after pieces.
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If that's the case, you might think twice about making a donation of art that's appreciated over the years.
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Try and think twice before installing anything new and ask yourself whether you genuinely need it on your system.
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You're going to think twice about eating chicken wings after watching PETA's new super bowl commercial, released online Wednesday.
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But if Justice Kennedy considers the fate of his judicial legacy on the Supreme Court, he may think twice.
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Maybe next time they'll think twice about attempting to gut maternity care coverage in a room full of men.
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You might be in the mood to experiment with your look, but think twice before trimming your own bangs.
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But for the rest of us, it's best to think twice about forgoing birth control after becoming a grandfather.
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Walker didn't create the robots with these issues in mind, but says he'd think twice before making them again.
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But think twice before pouring your pet a pint, Petplan says, even a sip can cause fatal respiratory depression.
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Remember, the one caveat to this approach is that you should always think twice about the details you're sharing.
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Don't say you weren't warned If you want to act up on a Korean Air flight, better think twice.
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"Think twice before you say anything about bey okay sis," wrote one commenter on the Instagram video, per Cosmopolitan.
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But most importantly, it acts as a deterrent so that poultry companies will think twice about using abusive practices.
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Fielder hopes that her photo series will make people think twice before criticizing others for the way they look.
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By the way, it's an off-the-record meeting so whoever said that and mischaracterized it should think twice.
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The fragrance was launched as an effort to make people think twice about what they choose to share online.
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But you might want to think twice the next time you're about to double tap one of their photos.
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So if you're ever on vacation and spy a juicy-looking beach apple, think twice about that tasty snack.
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Racist trolls may want to think twice before they unleash any kind of harassment campaign against a private citizen.
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Opening up to PEOPLE after undergoing the procedure, Murphy said she didn't think twice about getting a double mastectomy.
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If you haven't tried the Unicorn Frappuccino yet, you might want to think twice after seeing these baristas' reactions.
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Then they'll think twice about the next time they scream at the barista or the person behind the counter.
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Dairy farmer Louise Giltrap says she has to think twice before starting her tractor as it costs her money.
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Dependence on Russian gas is another reason for Europe to think twice before directly challenging Putin and his cronies.
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I didn't think twice about bringing a laptop to the doctor's office so I could work while I waited.
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Yeah, and so it basically makes people think twice about doing stuff that they're just doing out of spite.
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He was wearing black stockings, a bustier, and didn't think twice about it, because, well, that's what you do.
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But if growth fails to rebound, they (ECB policymakers) will have to think twice about raising rates next year.
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Now Canada must feel pain, so the next time America asks for such help every ally will think twice.
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So what some of are the other words or phrases that you should think twice about using this year?
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE, a former chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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And there are already signs that Pelosi supporters might think twice about supporting her if regional concerns intervene. Rep.
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People feverishly protect their Social Security numbers, but they often don't think twice about handing out that cellphone number.
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If you want a "clean" online presence, think twice before you leave comments or post pictures to begin with.
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The next time someone asks you for your cellphone number, you may want to think twice about giving it.
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His demands from companies have unquestionable merit, but they are also making businesses think twice about operating in Tanzania.
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It will make travelers of the wrong hue or faith think twice before visiting the land of the free.
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I'll think twice before sitting on a LC4 chair next time I see one... Do you feel the same?
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Makes you think twice about having your dog's name or "Password123" as your go-to security blockade, doesn't it?
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It wasn't just the threat of the coronavirus spreading around the world that made them think twice about traveling.
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" Asked if he would think twice about posting such videos in the future, he said, "No not at all.
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Clark has been our family protector, making political canvassers and religious zealots think twice about knocking on our door.
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Anyone who sees it will think twice before getting a divorce, and think ten times before getting lawyers involved.
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North Korea rightly believes Washington would have to think twice about using force if Pyongyang could reliably strike back.
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And Daniel Hemel, a law professor at the University of Chicago, said Democrats should think twice before making them.
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She could be hard on people — if they weren't pulling their weight she wouldn't think twice about evicting them.
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Marriott International and Booking Holdings are bracing for a pullback as consumers think twice about that spring break getaway.
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And our tech columnist has a proposal to fix Uber: He says consumers should think twice before using it.
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These burdens could make some in my generation think twice about accepting positions that require travel across state lines.
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And as that takes hold, Bully-boy Putin will have to think twice about Ukraine, Poland, and the Baltics.
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"People will say, 'I will think twice, or three times, before I end up reporting something,'" Ms. Solis added.
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Doxxing, she believed, was an effective way to make people think twice about being so bold with their racism.
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Our tech columnist says one way to fix Uber would be for customers to think twice before using it.
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If there's any lasting impact on this, it might be that people will think twice about pushing on boundaries.
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Her fear: The company will think twice about investing in her skills if it knows she intends to leave.
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This is the kind of deal that you don't have to think twice about — especially if you're a gamer.
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It's certainly true that the U.B.I. would make it easier for people to think twice about taking unrewarding jobs.
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At mile 15, I wouldn't think twice about running in comfortable clown shoes over something runway-ready but heavy.
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Most players wouldn't venture half that far off of James' favorite spot-up shooter, but Giannis doesn't think twice.
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Either way, a lack of exposure to refugees doesn't look likely to make Rózsa think twice about his terrorist menu.
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He thought it was a "fucking disgrace" that fabric lost its license, but didn't think twice about Dance Tunnel closing.
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But if you're thinking about downloading it for some retouching fun of your own, you might want to think twice.
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Twitter has unearthed a 2010 video of Gordon Ramsay that is making people think twice about the celebrity chef's behavior.
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Residents of Nevada should think twice before they jump on an unsecured Wi-Fi network to do their online shopping.
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But experts say you should think twice before opening a new credit card to take advantage of a holiday promotion.
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The new 12-inch Samsung Galaxy Book is the latest tablet that'll make you think twice about buying a laptop.
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The new 33-inch Samsung Galaxy Book is the latest tablet that'll make you think twice about buying a laptop.
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The new 2600-inch Samsung Galaxy Book is the latest tablet that'll make you think twice about buying a laptop.
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Parents may want to think twice before letting their child sleep in their car seat while not in the car.
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"We might not think twice about a crown emoji, but in the sex-trafficking world, it added context," he said.
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If they're calling someone and every time they're calling someone, there's a risk of a penalty, maybe they'll think twice.
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Cumberbatch seemed hesitant to speak about what transpired but told host Ellen DeGeneres he "didn't think twice" about getting involved.
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Parents may want to think twice before pouring juice for their kids — and not only because of the sugar content.
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But those who take pleasure in seeing a "strong" candidate "tell it like it is," to reporters should think twice.
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I think twice before dropping money on new jeans and go into my first and only lesson of the day.
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Extreme valuations in stocks should cause investors to think twice before chasing the rally at these levels, Goldman Sachs cautions.
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Ultimately, a cruel man who didn't think twice about the humanity of the women he murdered still gets center stage.
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Peele recently directed the wildly acclaimed horror thriller Get Out, while Key recently starred in Mike Birbiglia's Don't Think Twice.
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These are the kinds of costs that make families think twice about having more children – or any children at all.
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Several other Cubans interviewed by Reuters said that the crash outside Havana would make them think twice about air travel.
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However, you might want to think twice before smooching a baby — particularly if you happen to have a cold sore.
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The nearly two work day-long disrupt to its workflow might make Facebook think twice about messing with Apple again.
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But perhaps watching the 1973 Sci-Fi film, Soylent Green, might make him think twice before reaching for a bottle.
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It's aim is to encourage people to think twice before getting themselves caught in a pickle (or a penis ring).
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It's so customary to make charitable contributions around the holidays that some people don't even think twice about doing it.
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Frauke Rüdebusch of the language association hopes that "Der Vorname" might make parents-to-be think twice before choosing it.
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The drawings for "Just Like A Woman" and "Don't Think Twice (It's All Right)" are arresting, both featuring faceless men.
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That may not be a problem, given the interest in this round, but a lot of VCs may think twice.
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Because of the disclosures, future diplomatic and intelligence sources will no doubt think twice before cooperating with the American government.
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And if you're one of the growing number of ailing wearable companies, maybe think twice before bickering in public. 1.
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Bet you'll think twice next time you decide to touch that airline TV to pick out your in-flight entertainment!
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So when I was given the opportunity to take my look to an A-list level, I didn't think twice.
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That, and the long wait for hamburgers the cars, might have caused some people to think twice about their order.
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It's really a savage process, and most people have to think twice about subjecting themselves and their family to it.
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With the 40th anniversary of Mao's death this month, a Sinologist now would think twice before choosing a similar title.
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Even if such a combination spurs economic growth, if it worsens inequality between sexes, then perhaps policymakers should think twice.
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According to Harvard Medical School, workers may think twice about seeking treatment if they feel it could jeopardize their job.
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That would chip away at U.S. oil's discount and make overseas buyers think twice about buying American barrels, he said.
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Either method could make gasoline, and other forms of carbon, expensive enough to make people think twice before burning it.
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But investors expecting a big deal at a LinkedIn premium in the next few months may want to think twice.
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Life changes do happen, but now that I know how expensive they are, I think twice before making big moves.
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It disturbed me because it could happen to anyone, and the people doing it couldn't be bothered to think twice.
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If not, Gowdy said, those advisers would need to think twice about whether they can effectively serve in Trump's administration.
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Still, the loss of an innocent life might make Olivia think twice about her recent choices as the season continues.
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And Bey, if you want to keep hot on Ramsay's heels, maybe think twice before ordering take out in future.
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The Film Arcade's "Don't Think Twice" bowed to $90,126 in a single location, representing the year's highest per-screen average.
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It's the kind of scene that could make you think twice about catching up on the show with your parents.
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This one concerns your domestic life, asking you to think twice before calling family lest you give them an earful.
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Watch this and think twice about breaking the law...even if it's just smuggling an orange into your carry-on.
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"If someone sees a little bottle of hand sanitizer in your purse, nobody's going to think twice," Dr. Eggleston said.
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Certainly, pushing out the stabilizing force of Bannon will make others in his mold think twice about joining the administration.
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"So anyone that wants to prey on the elderly or those at risk [may] want to think twice," she said.
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Disappointing data on hiring or workers' earnings could make the Federal Reserve think twice about raising interest rates in December.
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People ask, does that make me think twice about taking pictures that are not flattering, and my answer is no.
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But if you've ever given a doctor attitude, next time you might want to think twice — or risk being misdiagnosed.
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If she seizes their wealth, she could make Putin and his associates think twice about meddling in the UK again.
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My list of pantry staples, the nuts and bolts of daily cooking, has nothing that will make you think twice.
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Because her boyfriend at the time, John Pavlus, didn't think twice about peanut butter — or any food, for that matter.
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He added that he hopes social pressures will be enough to make residents think twice before gathering during a pandemic.
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But — assuming that his intention isn't to provoke — there's a chance he'll think twice about keeping that flag on display.
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You need to have laws against leaking—and occasionally enforce them—so that leakers think twice about what they're leaking.
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Consensus is hard to come by in Washington, but when it arrives you shouldn't think twice about running with it.
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And think twice about sharing posts from social media accounts that seem untrustworthy, even if that one post is true.
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A third adult dealing with the drive shaft tunnel in the middle back seat might think twice about climbing in.
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You should think twice before revealing that information on medical forms, for example, where that information is often not necessary.
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People who do not think twice about texting while driving are terrified of being caught in the next 9/11.
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My housemate is totally vanilla but has done a male-male-female threesome and doesn't even think twice about it.
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Birch said the department is building a new handcuffing policy that will encourage officers to think twice before handcuffing someone.
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Public opinion polling suggests that many Americans would not think twice if there were a great many casualties against evildoers.
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I've worked with a couple companies that have done, I think, twice ever an entire video just about one thing.
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The soon-to-be enacted fiduciary rule may slow down rollovers, or at least make advisors think twice about recommending them.
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Knowing and seeing all the ways Facebook can access my data makes me think twice about how I use the Portal.
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"The public need to be challenged to think twice about the ways they praise the girls in their lives," Hewitt argues.
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Not that you shouldn't already think twice before jaywalking, but now, you have yet another reason to wait for your light.
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So in that sense I think the coming administration will think twice before really getting into a trade war with China.
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In the Home Pest and Rat Poisons: If it can kill another creature, think twice about putting it near your pets.
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These crochet curls are bouncy and beautiful, so you don't have to think twice about working this into your hair routine.
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In Donald Trump's America, you really don't have to think twice before wearing ridiculously expensive velvet slippers to a presidential address.
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In either case, you want to think twice before doing it on your work laptop, even when you are at home.
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Mitt Romney's comments that Donald Trump's election could legitimize "trickle-down" racism in America make us think twice about these questions.
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That way, next time you come across a video recommending you smear diaper-rash cream on your face, you'll think twice.
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Some very disturbing safety videos have been created by LA's Metro that might make you think twice about leaving your house.
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"If it's someone I really like or used to like, I will think twice about stalking them on Insta," says Cosic.
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Patty Resecker of Texarkana, Arkansas, didn't think twice when her son and daughter-in-law asked her to be their surrogate.
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It feels like 95 percent are guys, so you'll get a lot of guys who don't even think twice about you.
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Next time you go to a parent-teacher conference in Tennesee, you may have to think twice about what you wear.
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The possibility of having Trump in the White House has made Democrats think twice about taking a risk on Bernie Sanders.
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If you know saying something will cause a scene, think twice, because it will end up more dramatic than you expect.
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There's an app for every one of our whims, many with premium features for which we don't think twice about upgrading.
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And in Washington, Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington appeared to suggest that travelers think twice about flying at all Wednesday.
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Here's why you should think twice about taking the most-obvious path to payday glory when filling out your office pool.
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Despite knowing he'd have to stand most of the day, he gave her 130 tokens and didn't think twice about it.
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It might make people think twice about it, and especially DeVos's selling of it.... You're definitely starting to see a shift.
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Communication planet Mercury meets Uranus at 1:19 AM: Think twice before sending that text, and watch out for nervous energy.
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Be smart about the sites you visit and, as always, think twice before sharing any personal information in a public space.
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That reversed guidance from his predecessor, Eric Holder, that encouraged the federal prosecutors to think twice before triggering the heaviest penalties.
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Their hope is that candidates will now think twice about aligning with establishment institutions like McConnell and SLF in the future.
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Hospital executives will think twice before making capital expenditures like new buildings for unnecessary expensive technology with minimal benefit to patients.
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Though some state-owned Chinese companies may think twice, private firms are likely to continue looking for growth in the West.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE is on the board of the Council for a Secure America.
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Before putting your opened, partially eaten cheese back in the fridge with the same wrapping, you may want to think twice.
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This is important because Washington will certainly think twice before biting the hand that donates to them before regulating big business.
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Even if I don't know about having that information myself, I know I'd think twice about providing it to someone else.
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If President Trump continues using his Twitter account to blast enemies, those enemies will want to think twice before firing back.
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And should it make us think twice about how we dress — or at least how we talk about how we dress?
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However, if you're thinking that Corbyn could be well-suited to be a socialist Dumbledore, think twice because J.K. doesn't agree.
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Anyone might think twice before buying a used car from this man or even shaking his hand to seal a transaction.
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So one has to think twice before greasing those wheels: making the machine work "better" is not necessarily the end goal.
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If you have access to clean water, you probably don't think twice about it, at least not on a daily basis.
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The president should think twice about putting limited interests ahead of the national security imperative of growing net U.S. energy exports.
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"Don't Think Twice" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for some drug use and strong language.
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Yet too many workers still fail to think twice about spending entire paychecks for things they want but do not need.
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There may be a few weeks of political chaos, but in the end, someone will be an adult and think twice.
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His exhibition, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," is intended to make us think twice about the simple concept of a fence.
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But now, with EpiPen in the news, Bacon is starting to think twice about how he'll many he'll purchase going forward.
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"I would need to think twice about hiring more people," said Mr. Montero, walking around his tiny, sawdust-covered factory floor.
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She'll probably think twice before charging in again, since the Lannisters aren't as vulnerable as she once thought them to be.
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Think Twice Vaccine Injury Claims Are Few and Far Between Dale Greig, Early Women's Marathoner, Is Dead at 81 Run Well!
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As with essays, too much polish is no good, deans say, so you might think twice about hiring a professional videographer.
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Otherwise, as Telegram's amici warned, blockchain developers are going to have to think twice before looking to the U.S. for capital.
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Photo: Alex Cranz ((Gizmodo)If you updated to iOS 12.4, you might want to think twice about the apps you download.
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I don't have the money for a Peloton but if I did, I wouldn't think twice about purchasing this bad boy.
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Carter admits the incident made her think twice about working with H&M when she was first approached by the company.
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Minimalist movements like the Buy Nothing Project and The Year of Less challenge us to think twice about our shopping habits.
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Even if they feel small, remember that your more privileged colleagues likely wouldn't think twice about patting themselves on the back.
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You probably don't think twice when you queue up at the grocery store or join a conga line at a wedding.
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But if it threatens to shut down his account, he said, he will not think twice about giving up marijuana sales.
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Kozoll believes that if people know they can get reported, it will encourage people to think twice about what they type.
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But in the same way, as a doctor, he didn't think twice about having samples of Zoloft in his home office.
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On the other end of the photo-printing spectrum are small, cheap prints you don't think twice about putting pushpins through.
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They know they must think twice before speaking in their native tongue if they happen to be in a Trump state.
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Binta didn't think twice about joining the program, convinced that it would help safeguard her from sexually transmitted diseases and abuse.
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He said every investor and entrepreneur should think twice about the potential conflict of interest stemming from information sharing at Amazon.
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The inquiry could cause further headaches for the party and make Mr. Kurz think twice about joining forces with it again.
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That experience hasn't kept me from responding to other people, but it does make me think twice about "hands on" resuscitations.
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Which is why, she says, she didn't think twice when he told her to go inside and fetch the onions herself.
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And if you see a countdown clock or extra fees in your shopping cart, you might think twice before you buy.
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It was a horrible thing to learn about, but at the time I also didn't think twice about seeing the movie.
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He said Britain's "tragic" vote to leave the European Union had made people think twice about Austria's imitating any such move.
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They also drew attention to the president's tempestuous personality, suggesting that this would make any attorney think twice about representing him.
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We also need to impose costs on Moscow sufficient to make Putin think twice about launching cyber attacks and information operations.
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Bazelon: Will the current wave of consequences, which does seem unprecedented, be the thing that makes men think twice and desist?
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The WHO has urged people to resist giving in to panic and to think twice about whether an email looks legitimate.
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Defaulting on student loans is an issue across the board, but new legislation could make colleges think twice before raising tuition
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But then she discovered there was an additional monthly assessment of around $200, and "that made me think twice," she said.
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It depends on your own particular threat model, but maybe think twice about announcing your affiliations in such a public manner.
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" Fauci, on an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press," also urged vulnerable groups to take the preventative measures "seriously," and warned that if you are an "elderly person with an underlying condition you need to think twice about getting on a plane, on a long trip, and not only think twice, just don't get on a cruise ship.
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It's not about having a cannabis-themed wedding per se, the way that some people have weird superhero-themed weddings, or winter weddings or whatever (you can tell I've never wedding planned.) It's just about normalizing weed to the point where people literally don't think twice about it, the way we don't think twice about alcohol.
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The head-spinning, mouth-drying, bone-crushing fatigue of jet lag is enough to make anyone think twice about changing time zones.
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She leapt into the crowd and was held aloft by people who didn't even think twice about touching a beer-sopped shirt.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The US campaign against Huawei is causing some countries to think twice about using the Chinese company's products.
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When using a search engine as popular and trusted as Google, you probably don't think twice about the safety of the domain.
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She was unapologetically herself in an era when female rappers were being marketed as sex symbols and didn't think twice about conformance.
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Did you have to think twice about that decision, or was it an obvious choice for you to make at the time?
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If Hawaii made it on your list of places to flee to, you might want to think twice before packing your bags.
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I don't want to sound like a broken record, but if you have to think twice, it probably isn't a good idea.
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If, in an alternate universe, I were still using my iPhone 7, I'd think twice about buying a new iPhone right now.
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"We want individuals hacking on behalf of the Chinese state to think twice about their illegal online activities," Intrusion Truth told Motherboard.
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"It will really make you think twice about eating that potato salad that's been sitting out at your next picnic," said Bryant.
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Her answer to the latter is sure to make you think twice before ordering up a pie with extra cheese and sausage.
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Knowing how and when we're being primed to spend gives us the tools to be able to think twice before doing it.
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Anyone who wants peace and quiet during a long-haul trip will want to think twice about booking a flight with Icelandair.
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You're probably not alone, though you might want to think twice before you sink $249 of your hard-earned cash into them.
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While the contest has a heartwarming origin, it's worth examining the contest's rules and to think twice before hitting the Submit button.
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The coasters can be a small but crucial effort in curbing date rape -- or even making potential predators think twice, he said.
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"I do think if you're looking at a transaction that's very close to the edge, you've got to think twice," Shafir said.
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Think Twice Before Going To Any Site You probably do things online at home that you would never, ever do at work.
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A young girl named Katrina will think twice about trying to swipe a souvenir the next time she visits a national park.
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He's isolating more around the free-throw line, a section of the floor that forces opponents to think twice before sending help.
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But the knowledge that any discussion of corruption could be recorded by hidden cameras would make swindlers think twice about having them.
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So think twice before asking your friend to grab your ankles while you dangle over a cliff to get the perfect Snap.
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But users are also more likely to think twice about buying items at full price, pushing down the prices of new goods.
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Finally, I had the same designer clothes as my friends in Connecticut, and I didn't think twice about picking up the check.
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We gotta regain the trust of those corporate customers who are going to think twice: 'Do you really have the financial means?
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So for future platoons, it makes people think twice about deserting, because the platoon is only as strong as the weakest link.
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That being said, she has a pretty valid reason to think twice, since she is awaiting trial for animal cruelty and everything.
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I don't know that it will smother innovation, but I can tell you, I would think twice before starting a company again.
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The next time you're playing with a potato gun you might want to think twice about holding it with your bare hands.
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It may cause some companies to think twice, but it probably won't cause a seismic shift in how companies measure their options.
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"I am a good guy who made a bad decision...I will think twice in the future about what I post." pic.twitter.
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If you get the impression that students may regret their choice, you may want to think twice before pursuing the same path.
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In any case, the evidence so far suggests that, far from encouraging drug-taking, testing services seem to make people think twice.
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Think twice before liking supporting status updates or posting such opinions, which can incite and aggravate others (and live on in perpetuity).
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If you happen to see Jennifer Lawrence in public, you might want to think twice before you ask her for a selfie.
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Most people who find themselves face-to-face with an armed robber don't think twice about giving the perp whatever they want.
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We've asked two dietitians to break down some of the most commonly questioned foods so you never have to think twice again.
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Some people will see that and be shocked and angry, but they wouldn't think twice about giving their child paracetamol, or sugar.
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Well, you'll think twice about that decision the next time you wake up from a blissful seaside nap with a blistering sunburn.
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I think it's never a risk to think twice and to sleep on it then sometimes you wake up and you reconsider.
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But even some of the toughest wrestlers in the world think twice when considering a career spent getting punched in the nose.
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"I am a good guy who made a bad decision…I will think twice in the future about what I post." pic.twitter.
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With so many new ways into the crowd, it's only natural that longtime advertisers might periodically think twice about writing those checks.
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"When they asked me to remix this one I didn't even have to think twice about it," Frenzy tells THUMP over email.
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While those dads may be tempted to kick their kids out of the bed, one guy is urging them to think twice.
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The global economic chill may have helped cool the runaway growth in luxury brands as consumers start to think twice before splurging.
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Eventually, I got used to it, but educators might think twice about putting this printer in a classroom full of distractible students.
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It makes you think twice about what you're condoning, but Tink's voice is so soothing, the song feels like a drug itself.
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If the battery life were better, I wouldn't think twice about recommending it to somebody who's interested in this style of computer.
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I know white noise can lull you to sleep, but maybe think twice before picking the sound of rain patter every night.
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Okay, that might be a bit of a stretch, but this picture of a certain great-grandpa might make you think twice.
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Given the escalating number of auto recalls, studios may start to think twice before signing that next S.U.V. to a starring role.
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You would never let a child drink a can of Budweiser, but you would never think twice about a can of Coke.
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We hope the national attention he's garnered will make him think twice the next time he's inclined to engage in racial profiling.
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When you're invited to see Hodor DJ a set at the single biggest nerd convention in the country, you don't think twice.
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Now, "kids who love their own landscape, who love trees, who love birds, are starting to think twice about development," says Bista.
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"The hope is that they will think twice and this will deter them," said Lt. Jill Encinias of the Oakland Police Department.
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Lawmakers should think twice before considering any changes to a law that protects so much about what Americans love about online services.
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Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) is warning her fellow Democrats to think twice before joining with Republicans to rework the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Her latest project is "Don't Think Twice," a movie that follows members of an improv comedy crew as they chase their dreams.
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The drop-in feature is probably one I'll never use and it's one you might want to think twice about before activating.
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Business owners should think twice before going overboard on trademarking names and logos, at least until they're sure the branding will stick.
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I plan to sleep on this red-eye but think twice when I spot A Star is Born in the entertainment selection.
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And CNN told me it would think twice before giving full coverage to a Trump news conference that devolves into an infomercial.
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Vloggers who film from their bedrooms or cars today don't think twice about talking into the camera and spilling their guts out.
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With that precedent set, we can keep our fingers crossed that players will now think twice about diving to win penalty kicks.
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"It will really make you think twice about eating that potato salad that's been sitting out at your next picnic," Bryant said.
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Though campaigners think that without a shift in attitudes laws can do little, they push for prosecutions to make parents think twice.
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But if you have no interest in managing a team and sitting through meetings every day, you might want to think twice.
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What is it about my company and our investment thesis that makes you confident this email is something I'll think twice about?
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Hernia repairs, thyroid or parathyroid surgery, operations for breast cancer — "patients and providers often don't think twice about these," Dr. Seib said.
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Political arguments and perspectives are welcome, but think twice about advocacy pieces that hew tightly to a particular party line or policy.
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Think twice before texting sensitive information, but today brings some good news, too: Someone who owes you a favor will come through.
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Only then will predators with badges begin to think twice about how they behave toward the citizens they are meant to protect.
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Many former partners might think twice before resuming an alliance after Erdogan's campaign condemnation of opponents he said were linked to terrorists.
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I probably would think twice about suggesting lunch or any other get together with women colleagues and particularly women on my staff.
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Earlier in the week, Germany's financial watchdog urged banks to refrain from share buybacks and think twice before paying dividends and bonuses.
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Earlier in the week, Germany's financial watchdog urged banks to refrain from share buybacks and think twice before paying dividends and bonuses.
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In Utah, residents of Duchesne County are being urged to think twice about using fireworks as firefighters battle the Dollar Ridge Fire.
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"Either way, the next time he's going to think twice before he sends people to cut trees in that place," she added.
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So, if a call like that gets you an impeachment, I would think he would think twice before he did it again.
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But even some women who like and respect Sanders said the way he handled the Warren flap has made them think twice.
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Maybe next time you will think twice before voting for someone who couldn't possibly win or deciding not to vote at all.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE, who represented New York in Congress for 16 years, is a novelist.
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"I didn't think twice about telling my waiter my list of 15 allergies including gluten because I wasn't ordering food," she said.
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It's cheap enough that I don't think twice about paying the premium, or even notice when it's withdrawn from my checking account.
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Why you should think twice before complimenting someone&aposs weight loss5 things the weight loss industry doesn&apost want you to know
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Also, think twice before posting about being in a certain place at a certain time, especially when you're still at that location.
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Every one of them will think twice before tweeting something negative about Bezos himself or investigating amazon at a different news organization.
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With that description, you might think twice about parting with a chunk of your annual salary for a modern day road bike.
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Now large property tax bills are hitting homeowners harder and spurring buyers to think twice before buying in a high-tax neighborhood.
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One tape captures Reed playing a reverent acoustic version of Mr. Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" from around this time.
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If you&aposre looking to stay on a coffee budget, you may want to think twice about your daily dose of Starbucks.
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But investors who want to be brave and jump into the market now should think twice for a few reasons, Cramer said.
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While his authority to pardon is crystal clear, a crucial, threatening, legal ambiguity should make him think twice about using this authority.
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Isn't that why "underqualified and underprepared men don't think twice about leaning in," and "women feel confident only when they are perfect"?
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By draining the pools of lapsed funding used for offsets, Lankford said, Congress will have to think twice about passing new spending.
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Very strict rules around redistributing images of mass murder, say, might compel those with the loudest megaphones to think twice before sharing.
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The Google Maps app on our smartphones gets us to where we need to go, and we don't think twice about it.
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"But it is a critical step to ensuring that officers think twice before engaging with our communities like they are wartime combatants."
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But sharp declines in energy prices have forced the utility and others to think twice before beating a hasty retreat from fossil fuels.
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And sadly, that's the last thing my generation is, so maybe think twice before blowing all your life savings on an electric car.
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But, until the tariffs came into effect, Nucor would've had to think twice about spending so much on a new plant, he said.
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Foreign investors would think twice about betting on dollar assets if Washington reserved the right to bet against them when it sees fit.
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They may be the reason why a Muslim woman who wears hijab may think twice about putting it on before she goes out.
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Despite assurances by other signatories over their continued commitment, European companies could think twice about involvement in Iran if the deal cannot survive.
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Improvisational comedy has gone mainstream, thanks to pros like Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Aziz Ansari, and to movies like Don't Think Twice.
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As played by Gellar, Buffy was a chipper, quippy teen who wouldn't think twice about wearing frosted eye shadow to a vampire hunt.
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These are the sorts of people who don't think twice before leaving illegal immigrants to die in locked trailers under the desert sun.
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"We're urging competitive and amateur athletes, as well as general consumers, to think twice before consuming a product that contains higenamine," Travis said.
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Think twice before you swipe that debit card if you have a low balance: Your bank is getting fat off your overdraft fees.
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Photo: Chris McGrath (Getty Images)Next time you're tempted to take a risk to get that perfect selfie, maybe think twice about it.
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If you're dying to try out Hudson's wired device to tighten those pesky crow's feet, you may want to think twice before committing.
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But if that perception were to change—say, if the Brexit negotiations got off to a bad start—foreign investors might think twice.
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His film and television credits include Don't Think Twice, Broad City, The Other Guys, Inside Amy Schumer, The Office, and Parks and Recreation.
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But respected news organizations should think twice about dramatic claims about voting and elections, even if they are published in reputable scientific journals.
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"I can certainly imagine international agencies currently based in the U.K. wouldn't think twice about relocating if it came to Brexit," he said.
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So if you've been searching high and low for the perfect jean, don't think twice about giving this much-anticipated pair a try.
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However, the close relationship between yields and stock prices should make investors think twice about at least one piece of conventional market wisdom.
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But you may want to think twice before using a baby face generator app, because it'll probably convince you to never have children.
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This elasticity is hidden from a would-be Airbnb host – if exposed, it may make people think twice about asking for crazy rents.
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After Monday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer may want to think twice before mentioning President Donald Trump's bathrobe (or lack thereof) again.
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It's enticing to see the prize gets raised again and again, but you should think twice before gleefully taking up on their offer.
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"He never feels sorry for himself, it's never 'Why me?' even though he always has to think twice about his health," says Jennifer.
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So easy, and so delicious, you won't think twice about not ordering out from the failing former pizza sponsor of the NFL (sad!).
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It goes under the heading of you need to do things that make him uncomfortable, make him think twice, get inside his head.
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Also, he adds, people with a history of heart disease in their families might want to think twice about consuming so much fat.
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This knowledge will presumably make would-be partners think twice before handing over their data and research to DeepMind and, by extension, Google.
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Vasquez didn't think twice about her bold act since her son has had to miss out on similar school activities in the past.
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"I don't even think twice about it," says Decker, who appears on People Icons: Heroes & Survivors on Tuesday, March 473, at 10 p.m.
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And it's tucked away for good reason: A lot of people would probably think twice about signing if they knew the clause existed.
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Once refugees see that Greece has become a dead end, says one German official, they will think twice about setting sail from Turkey.
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New Orleans bandleader Claude Bryant will certainly think twice the next time someone asks to take the mic during one of his sets.
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While Samantha is the oldest of the six Rodriguez siblings, she "didn't think twice" about taking on two other roles: mom and dad.
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Emily: People can become aware of the animals we are eating and maybe think twice before putting an animal product on the menu.
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" Susan Bauer no longer agrees with that "family atmosphere" part: "I think after this, we'll all think twice before going to a game.
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And as a result, many of us don't think twice about tossing back a glass of wine or a few beers after work.
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"If you are not sure of the source or concerned that the information may be untrue, think twice before sharing," reads another tip.
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I was just a hobbyist, but I'll think twice about re-upping with Airbnb in our new home though we have the space.
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"There still are bad actors, we can make the bad actors think twice by vigoroulsy enforcing the law and exposing them," Wheeler said.
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PORT CHESTER Preview of "Don't Think Twice" (75763), directed by and starring Mike Birbiglia, with Keegan-Michael Key, Gillian Jacobs and Chris Gethard.
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Whether it's "Fortnite" or "Candy Crush," the availability of fun, free games will always make some people think twice about paying for games.
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As people admit what they have seen or even done themselves, Maurer believes it might help them think twice about doing it again.
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We loved the customer service, so we didn't think twice at looking at the rates we were earning with either of these accounts.
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Some brands blamed the trade war with the United States, which is making drivers think twice before splashing out on a new ride.
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In Georgia, ex-gubernatorial candidate and Democratic rising star Stacey Abrams urged Hollywood producers to think twice before bailing out of her state.
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Fodor&aposs Travel has released its fourth annual "No List," highlighting the destinations, activities, and businesses travelers should think twice about in 2020.
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And finally, recognize that taking anal to the extreme is risky, so think twice before you consider imitating those more adventurous porn scenes.
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While most people are diligent in caring for their face, many don't think twice about paying special attention to their chest and back.
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Two, really: one was never be out of shape, and the other was to think twice before letting cameras into his grudge matches.
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If I were a legislator in California, I might think twice about voting for something with the potential to destabilize a functional market.
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Star addressed makeup resellers on MondayIn a video on his Instagram Story, Star encouraged people to think twice before purchasing resold makeup online.
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Now, to be fair, if my area ends up with a lot of transmission, I might think twice about going to the bar.
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But if you're tempted to toss out all the old stuff, better think twice — despite the changes in medical science, some constants endure.
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So when I hit age 29.73, after which point egg quantity and quality diminish and pregnancy is termed "geriatric" — I didn't think twice.
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"When you have a place for everything, you don't have to think twice," she says, because there's no searching for what you need.
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However, think twice before you do that, warned certified financial planner Douglas Boneparth, president and founder of Bone Fide Wealth in New York.
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"People think twice about even buying an ice cream," Mr. Sherafari said, adding that he didn't think Mr. Rouhani could change the situation.
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And this is a very deliberate decision to make people think twice before saying something online — no matter how innocuous it may seem.
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Cosigning a loan without understanding the consequencesYou might not think twice about cosigning a loan for your son or daughter to attend school.
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That way, you can grab it on your way out the door without having to think twice or second guess your athletic goals.
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No more texting while driving You really might want to think twice before sending out that text while you're stopped at an intersection.
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The goal of expanding the blacklist, the administration official said, was to make people "think twice" about doing business with anyone on it.
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By defying expectations you'll most likely dampen the automatic backlash, and you might even encourage undecided voters to think twice about your candidate.
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Given the risks, leaders should think twice before they speak, especially those who know that they are viewed as symbols for violent movements.
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The prospect of a costly Trump tantrum could give factory bosses reason to think twice before setting up shop in the United States.
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But Shaffer said he didn't have to think twice and got on the highway without telling anyone from his family or the store.
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And if you plan on having an Instagram-worthy photo shoot of your soak in the pool, you might want to think twice.
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Counterintuitively, workplace software could use a little more friction — or at least a way to make users think twice about sending a communiqué.
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It did not offend him and he did not think twice about whether the photo should have been in the yearbook, he said.
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Every time I'm offered a spot with a guy I've heard rumors about, I have to think twice and consider my own safety.
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And if you have a large extended family that all live nearby, you might want to think twice before swiping right at all.
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As a result, no one will think twice about optimizing their websites for multiple interaction patterns, including conversational interfaces like voice and chat.
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Hosts who hope to rent out their living spaces while on vacation, say, will have to think twice for fear of incurring fines.
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If debt surpasses the first-year salary number, you might want to think twice about the amount of debt you're about to take on.
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But the message from this case to companies embroiled in disputes with fired employees protected by indemnification agreements is to think twice about counterclaims.
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That means they'll have to think twice about some of the moves they might make that could make the Affordable Care Act's problems worse.
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I would hope that Donald Trump and his administration would think twice about going forward with this, because it looks very Nixonian to me.
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Sometimes you are instructed to destroy cards (but you might want to think twice about that, if you ever want to replay the campaign).
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With wages stagnant, most consumers won't think twice about helping them win it, too, when it means a small savings in the short term.
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Now, Qualtrics' $8 billion price tag may make investors think twice about how to value SVMK, which currently has a $1.6 billion market cap.
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This might seem like a strange pairing, but there's precedent: Kesha recorded a haunting cover of "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" in 2011.
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If you're one of those people who typically opts out of push notifications, think twice, because on this app, you're going to want them.
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You might want to think twice the next time you call for a taxi, Uber or Lyft — or at least bring along some sanitizer.
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It is also why we should think twice about casually prescribing stimulants like Ritalin and Adderall for young people who really don't need them.
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There are few things that might make you think twice about upgrading, such as that terribly placed fingerprint scanner and only average battery life.
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In any case, the spread of shell Twitter accounts make candidates at least think twice before spending big on digital marketing on the platform.
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Extortionists now think twice before bullying shopkeepers, knowing there will be a flurry of media attention and police investigations, says its founder, Daniele Marannano.
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Warren's legislation seeks to curb that behavior, and she's betting that if there's a personal threat of going to jail, executives may think twice.
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The next time a mom picks up a 12-oz Gatorade, she will probably think twice before giving her daughter 13 teaspoons of sugar!
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But here's hoping that all the Elon Musks and Gini Romettys of the world think twice before continuing to cooperate with the Trump regime.
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If Suda and Hernandez win their case, Border Patrol officers would have to think twice before stopping people buying groceries on their way home.
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While these versions of the software are usually stable, you might want to think twice about installing them on devices you use every day.
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"I think that anybody who might have a thought about harming someone in mind might think twice about it," White told CNN affiliate KSAT.
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The government should think twice before giving its go-ahead to what looks like another vast, risky way of avoiding conservation and pollution controls.
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They are usually very wealthy people, the kind of people who are in a position to write a $2,000 check and not think twice.
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" He added: "It has a chilling effect, in a sense, because people would tend to think twice before expressing their views on sensitive subjects.
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Plus, they sell out so fast you can hardly think twice before hitting "purchase" if you really want to get your hands on one.
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We thought, Can't we do the same things as with beef or pork, but use meat that you don't have to think twice about?
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The interference thing really sucks, though, and I'd think twice about buying the Galaxy Buds if you plan to use them in a city.
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If consumers were more aware of the impact of their ordering choices, they might think twice about asking for things as soon as possible.
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Loyal fans may think twice before sending money to a politician who, just a few months ago, was promising to "self-fund" his campaign.
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The political uncertainty and antitrust concerns mean that firms will think twice about future tie-ups that consolidate industries and move tax dollars offshore.
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It has even suggested to Australia that it should think twice about buying Japanese submarines, because of historical sensitivities over the second world war.
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That higher risk may make people think twice about jumping into equities in the way they did after the recession, when rates were slashed.
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The mistake was incredibly unfortunate and it'll probably make Bee think twice before she films another segment that spotlights the physical appearances of strangers.
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American parents who hear about his case will now perhaps think twice if faced with the same decision that Fred and Cindy Warmbier made.
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However, there are no provisions in the law that make Americans think twice about the quality of their lifestyle choices except for tobacco use.
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Yes, the viral app of the moment might be irresistible, but there are reasons to think twice before giving up access to your information.
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So when I came across Horizon Hobby's Vortex 250 Pro racing drone, I didn't think twice that it was labeled for "the experienced pilot".
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But given this challenging moment in history, Democrats should think twice about throwing over her experience -- and Trump should hope they choose someone else.
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She did not think twice before making the hourlong commute from home by train to sit in an office that was three-quarters empty.
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An optimistic conclusion is that these collapses might teach investors to think twice before assuming that the state always stands behind SOEs, however risky.
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You may want to think twice before driving this thing through the Starbucks drive-through, however, because the gull-wing doors don't have windows.
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And sportsmen and women might want to think twice about remaining silent and giving cover to the radical and scary ideas at stake here.
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"Think twice before you take that there because you might see that person five minutes later across your cube or by the water cooler."
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Whereas now many people don't think twice about riding the train, those doing it in the '80s had to be very aware and cautious.
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It was their way of winding down after spending a packed several days promoting "Don't Think Twice," an indie comedy in which they star.
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