Thinking twice about app access will also keep you safer.
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Expatriates are also thinking twice about living in the Indian capital.
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Anja isn't the only reason he is thinking twice about transitioning.
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It's all for convenience, and maybe people are thinking twice about that.
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But some billionaires are thinking twice about how they're tackling generational wealth.
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Readily I agree to every condition of use without thinking twice about it.
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In this environment, companies are thinking twice about moving ahead with public offerings.
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That, and thinking twice about what you're sharing and who you're sharing it with.
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Not thinking twice about the oil, she went about her day in the hot sun.
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"I wouldn't blame them," Rodriguez of any athletes thinking twice about traveling to Brazil to compete.
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With so many unanswered questions, travelers are thinking twice about their summer getaway to the Caribbean nation.
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A recent lawsuit against Naked Juice may have consumers thinking twice about drinking their fruits and veggies.
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No doubt his little adventure will have thinking twice about going all Flo Jo at the sitter's again.
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Donald Trump may be thinking twice about sacking Flynn, and Katherine Jackson may not be thinking at all.
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In Turkey or Tunisia, there's entire flocks, and they stick them on a skewer without thinking twice about it.
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Business leaders are thinking twice about their relationship with businessman-turned-President Trump, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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So it's literally something that someone with his kind of resources can do without thinking twice about it. Yeah.
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A bunch of backers for Facebook's cryptocurrency Libra are thinking twice about their involvement, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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The new economy has some writers thinking twice about moving up the ranks to the position of executive producer.
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Stone says he thinks Yankee fans will start thinking twice about whether to renew season plans under the new policy.
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We probably go dilly-dallying around the workplace without thinking twice about who and what's touched the surfaces we regularly encounter.
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They walk on you without thinking twice about it, howl at the performer in the middle of the set and even slobber.
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He said that distress being felt in his industry had him thinking twice about buying nonessential items like gadgets and video games.
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Patrick J. Adams is thinking twice about his next social media post after a photo he shared of Meghan Markle caused a frenzy.
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Basically, it's problematic AF. Ahead are five of the reasons why I won't be thinking twice about calling "pass" on the whole thing.
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Imagine spilling coffee on your shirt and not thinking twice about it, or going confidently from a sweaty work out to your desk.
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Now, most people know standard Italian as well as their local dialect — which sometimes necessitates thinking twice about what to call a fruit.
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I didn't miss it though and if I were buying this computer, I'd choose the lower-resolution screen without thinking twice about it.
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Since the owners see their slaves as less than human, they tend to discuss valuable information around them — without ever thinking twice about it.
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But what really strikes me about these records is the way in which Stevens jumps from song to song without thinking twice about the whiplash.
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Because if this was a man in her position, no one would be thinking twice about the blazer and trousers he'd no doubt be wearing.
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A recent resurgence of sexual misconduct allegations against Ryan Seacrest has stars like Jennifer Lawrence thinking twice about whether they want to appear alongside the E!
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With reporters and bloggers being detained for weeks and in some cases suffering physical harm, others are thinking twice about how probing they want to be.
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Corker has been silent about the speculation since the news broke over the weekend, meaning that he almost certainly is thinking twice about his previous decision.
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Thanks to a video that surfaced on Facebook this weekend, however, some people might be thinking twice about their next midnight bacon and cheese Whataburger with fries.
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Harvey Weinstein's got prison officials in NYC thinking twice about how to deal with him behind bars -- because their biggest fear is another Jeffrey Epstein-like suicide.
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Ms. Syroid said she believes both Democrats and Republicans are now thinking twice about even communicating with Ukrainians for fear of being bound up in the impeachment maelstrom.
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But the stomach-turning product that a Canadian couple claims showed up at their door instead of pizza ensures that I'll be thinking twice about placing an order.
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I could afford to dedicate a significant amount of my paycheck to them, never thinking twice about the costs or privilege that came with this type of access.
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Cut, copy and paste and search and replace functions are used millions of times a day without users thinking twice about how they were developed or by whom.
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And, as Mr Trump is broadly unpopular in much of the world, some people were probably already thinking twice about coming to America before the executive order was announced.
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If you're a creative or other freelancer work, at some point you may start thinking twice about giving out your personal phone number to your clients or business contacts.
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It would take only three Republican senators thinking twice about the wisdom of block grants and per capita caps to put a halt to the coming war on Medicaid.
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Tech companies are said to be thinking twice about pursuing splashy acquisitions, according to interviews in recent months with venture capitalists, former tech M&A execs and public policy officials.
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Many wealthy families who are already spending about $250,000 on their kids' American education are not thinking twice about shelling out another half a million to secure their future there.
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And when you start thinking about how many hours of your life it took to save up the money to buy something, you really start thinking twice about your purchases.
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He's pissing off everybody with his big brass balls and the economic numbers and the fact that Kim Jong Un is thinking twice about starting some shit is pretty great.
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The Internet-famous Easter Bunny vigilante says he sprung into action without thinking twice about the fact he was rocking a furry suit ... because he'd spotted a damsel in distress.
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Perhaps you, like me, have been letting third-party apps and services access your Facebook data for years without thinking twice about where that data goes or how it gets used.
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I must admit that this solve made me feel like a bit of an unobservant boob for listening, reading, visiting and eating all of this stuff without thinking twice about these factoids.
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"Some of the universities are thinking twice about accepting DACA-recipient nurses because they know they might not be able to complete the program, given how the program is structured," said Martínez.
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European oil companies might be thinking twice about returning to Iran's oil fields with Donald Trump bound for the White House, according to Helima Croft, head of commodities strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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In June, Bruce Kagan decided to go for a swim at Connecticut's popular Hammonasset Beach State Park, not thinking twice about a small cut on his right leg he had received at work.
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Given the very real possibility that life will be much worse for the next generation as a result of the global instability, some, recent trend pieces report, are thinking twice about becoming parents.
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And as much as I appreciate the film's message of thinking twice about how we treat others, its commentary on mental illness makes it look like it's something to fear rather than treat.
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She also believes everyone will just happily accept a child of twincest as heir to the throne, without thinking twice about how Euron Greyjoy and his massive fleet will react to the news.
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Corruption is Warren's closing argument, a message that has wide appeal, but the activist fuel comes from supporters, women and men, who want Prudence to grow up without thinking twice about running for president.
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Even Brazilian farmers, staunch fans of Bolsonaro's vow to relax environmental rules and limit indigenous reservations, are thinking twice about the merger because it could hurt their exports by angering environmentally aware consumers abroad.
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What they're saying: Insurance can incentivize safe behavior and discourage risky behavior, from purchasing a home security system to thinking twice about letting a teenager drive a car, Liccardo told Axios in an interview.
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Younger Americans, who make up the bulk of new FSOs, are thinking twice about signing on to defend an administration capable of Muslim bans, family separation immigration policies and suspect dealings with governments like Ukraine.
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The 39-year-old Voice coach fired back at some Internet trolls who were attacking him on Twitter Thursday night in an epic series of tweets that should have any haters thinking twice about crossing him.
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Even portfolio managers with a reasonably bullish view on the price of oil are thinking twice about buying into Aramco because of uncertainty about the true extent of the company's — and effectively the Kingdom's — oil reserves.
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Its real goal — one it easily achieved, according to public health officials in place at the time — was to scare federal agencies into thinking twice about even collecting data that might reflect badly on gun ownership.
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A huge congratulations to Nick, for skillfully avoiding some sex drama, and a big "you asked for it" to the Bachelor producers, who I'm guessing are now thinking twice about the wisdom of creating this smooth-talkin' monster.
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When Craig confides his biggest secret in Maya without thinking twice about it, other characters wonder if there's something going on between them, yet there can be no mistaking a tender and platonic bond from the audience perspective.
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Longtime PETA supporter James Cromwell portrays a priest hearing the confession of a meat marketer who boasts that he invented the term "humane meat" — which may have you thinking twice about snacking on chicken wings during the big game.
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"Folks around the world are thinking twice about making the journey to the US to start a business or to pursue their higher education dreams," Ali Noorani, executive director of nonprofit advocacy group National Immigration Forum, told Business Insider.
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Some of the superrich are thinking twice about how they pass down wealth, Michael Rosen-Prinz, a partner in the Private Client Practice Group at McDermott, Will & Emery who works with ultra-high-net-worth clients, previously told Business Insider.
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While there's something to be said for individuals becoming a bit more media savvy and thinking twice about the content they're consuming, critics (including me) have argued that Facebook nonetheless bears some responsibility for how news is distributed on its platform.
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The movie is currently in Netflix's top 10 films in the United States and has a 80% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes and I predict that after watching it, a lot of people will be thinking twice about renovating any old houses.
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Thinking twice about the best drug to take "It's an interesting study that makes us think about the choices we make when treating hypertension in patients," said cardiologist Dr. Nieca Goldberg, medical director of the Joan Tisch Center for Women's Health at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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NEW YORK, March 12 (Reuters) - Dexter Johnson often comes to the Bowery Mission to get a free meal, having struggled off and on with homelessness, but the 33-year-old New Yorker is thinking twice about sitting down in the crowded cafeteria and risking exposure to novel coronavirus.
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John A. Koskinen, who retired as I.R.S. commissioner last year, acknowledged that the tax code appeared to offer little wiggle room on congressional requests, but said he could envision the agency thinking twice about handing over the president's returns if lawmakers did not offer a clear reason for the request.
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In terms of computer use that means being suspicious of emails and messages that pop up over social media, thinking twice about following through on pop-ups and prompts on your machine, and being very careful about the information you part with, whether that's over the web, in person or over the phone.
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And owners who could sell are thinking twice about offering trophy works at auction because President Trump in 2017 removed art from the assets eligible for 1031 exchanges — the strategy that allows investors to defer paying capital gains tax on property when it is sold, as long as a similar property is purchased for the same amount.
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And during "Shenandoah," one of the deep joys of hearing live jazz occurred: a series of solos by Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Leisz and Mr. Frisell, each so thoughtfully executed, and seamlessly leading into one another, that you could see members of the audience making motions to applaud but then thinking twice about it, so as not to interrupt the moment.
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A team led by Quinlan and Ben Backus, of the SUNY College of Optometry, had secured National Institutes of Health funding for a human trial, but, after a search lasting months, Amy and Carl were the only qualified volunteers, aside from a third subject who dropped out after thinking twice about the treatment: living with total strangers, in complete darkness, for ten days.
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Retrieved 2009-10-01. Gay stated that he would reconsider his plans for groin surgery in the off-season as it was mainly a case of resolving discomfort when running, rather than a more serious injury.Tyson Gay thinking twice about surgery. World Track and Field. 2009-09-23. Retrieved 2009-10-01.
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Schiess continued to advocate for change in the church. In 1983, she stated "the churches still aren't thinking twice about women's well being." She later became rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Mexico, New York and was a member of the New York Task Force on Life and Law. In 1985, Joseph Agonito portrayed her story in the documentary film Woman Priest: A Portrait of the Rev.
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He returns to Álamos to seek for reasons as to why it happened. Iván's return causing jealousy in Camilo, causing Lucía to start thinking twice about staying married to Camilo. Meanwhile, Maripaz returns and now turns her attention to seducing Camilo, starts an affair with him. Lucía continues with the divorce proceedings, and during the court process, Perlita's custody meets challenges after DNA results prove she is not the daughter of Iván.
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Toll shares an important detail regarding Father's mission for the Trust: bring back a special human child to Orbis. Meanwhile, JT's nemesis, the bully Switzer, receives a comeuppance when the children set out on an adventurous escapade through ancient tunnels; they soon discover an old Space Jumper's belt. Switzer is so desperate to escape Orbis that he foolishly attempts to use the belt, not thinking twice about turning his back on his one and only friend, Dalton. In turn, Switzer's actions cause JT—in a frantic attempt to prevent Switzer from using the belt—to betray Toll's trust and to reveal the secret of Toll Town.
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In March 2010, Moby and animal activist Miyun Park released Gristle: From Factory Farms to Food Safety (Thinking Twice About the Meat We Eat), a collection of ten essays by various people in the food industry that they edited to detail "unbiased, factual information about the consequences of animal production" and factory farming. In 2014, Moby announced his decision to write an autobiography covering his life and career from his move to New York City in the late 1980s to the recording of Play in 1999. He enjoyed the experience, and wrote approximately 300,000 words before cutting it by half to reach a rough edit of the book. Porcelain: A Memoir was released on May 17, 2016, by Penguin Press.
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In an April 2013 op-ed for The New York Times, Filipacchi expressed concerns about sexism regarding Wikipedia's classification of American novelists, as well as female novelists from other countries, after she noticed multiple editors moving female writers out of the general category of "American novelists" and into a subcategory for "American women novelists". She described it as a "small, easily fixable thing ... that make[s] it harder and slower for women to gain equality in the literary world", and added that "[p]eople who go to Wikipedia to get ideas for whom to hire, or honor, or read, and look at that list of 'American Novelists' for inspiration ... might simply use that list without thinking twice about it." The op-ed spurred an outcry from feminists and other commentators, who echoed her concerns about sexism and the perceived minimization of female novelists on the site. Filipacchi stated in a follow-up piece that editors had targeted her Wikipedia biography page in retaliation for her criticism.
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