If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try again.
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If at first you don't succeed... try, try, try again!
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"When you try something new, you want to try, try again," she says.
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ROME — If at first, or second, you don't succeed, try, try, try again.
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Why do I try, and try, and try and get nothing (good) in return?
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"I try to eat right – not always succeeding but I try, try to get enough sleep, try to exercise," Clinton said on the podcast.
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So we try and try and try until we get what we want to do.
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They don't know, so they just have to try and try and try, for something.
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Another, "If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again", also seems to be true.
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He will try and try and try against all odds, against all prejudices, to get home.
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"You don't try and try and try and try again to interfere with the attorney-client relationship unless you're going to get something out of it," she says.
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If at first you don't score a quarterback touchdown in the AFC Divisional Playoffs, try, try, try again.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again," goes the proverb used to encourage students.
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Try some behind-the-ear action: Try a super-tiny tat: Give flowers a chance: Try some lines or dots:
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I am here at Howard to try to get smarter, to try to be useful, to try to have healthy conversations.
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"Maybe he will try to be presidential and try to convey a gravity that he hasn't done before or will he come in and try to insult and try to score some points."
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The braves ones try to crowd surf (key word: try).
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If you have something you want to try, try it.
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They try to double back, they try to double jeopardy.
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You have to try and fail and try again. 18.
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"I try to ride casual, try to blend," Tim said.
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Don't try to couch it, don't try to play me.
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Try to make him comfortable, try to smooth things over.
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If at first you don't succeed, try and try again.
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Try to be focused, and then try to be unfocused.
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I'm gonna try and go at him, try and compete.
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"I try my best to try not to think about the situation and just try to slow the game down," Barrett said.
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To me, the need to try, try and try again is as germane to business as paying taxes and having a website.
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Right to Try The effort to pass Right to Try Trump twice touted the Right to Try law he signed in 2018.
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" She continued: "Maybe he will try to be presidential and try to convey a gravity that he hasn't done before or will he come in and try to insult and try to score some points.
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Children fled that part of the world to try, try, try, try, maybe, to meet up with their family members in this country, taking a route that was horrific, trying to start a new life.
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"We've got to use our influence to try to try to speak out and try to bring some decency to countries," Branson said.
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They will do anything they can to try to stop that, to try to block that, to try to prevent that from happening.
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The girls who try to be smart, who try to achieve their goals, who try to be attractive, those girls are the villains.
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Whereas the thinking, or how people perceive entrepreneurs in the U.S., is that they're those guys that try and try and try again.
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Try something — and if you don't like it, try something else.
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You try, figure out what went wrong, make corrections, try again.
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For Halep it is a case of try and try again.
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We are here to try our best and try to win.
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"Maybe he will try to be presidential and try to convey a gravity that he hasn't done before or maybe he will come in and try to insult and try to score some points," she speculated.
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Spend some time in front of a full-body mirror while masturbating; try out breathing patterns; try using sex toys; try different masturbation positions.
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"You keep going and you try to, try to be as positive as you can, and you try to appreciate every day," he said.
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The environment was very friendly to try whatever you wanted to try.
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MAY-BE If at first you don't succeed, try and try again.
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According to a recent article, SpaceX is looking to try, try again.
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Customers were told to try again or try in a few hours.
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That way it will be a joy to try and try again.
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Try to keep a straight face, try to keep a straight face.
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Just try to keep battling and try to get better every start.
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Try and make it exciting, try not to have too much narration.
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Because, you know, if you at first don't succeed, try, try again.
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There's something endearing about watching it try, and stumble, and try again.
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I try and try to sing like Plácido Domingo, and I fail.
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I try to enjoy everything and I try to enjoy the moment.
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To try to escape the past is to try to escape yourself.
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I'm gonna try to keep it ... LG: Try to keep it clean.
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I try and try to reach my friend but she doesn't reply.
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You don't try to make excuses and you try to be better.
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You just need to try it a different way and try harder.
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But I would rather try something and fail than not try anything.
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And they try painkillers, antidepressants, antibiotics — they try all kinds of drugs.
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Okay, tomorrow let's try this spot hitting this time, let's try green.
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But try to be critical, try to find what aligns with your values.
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Many who try to climb it fail and never get to try again.
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"I try to, I will try to help him communicate," she told ExtraTV.
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We advise you to try again, or try again in a few hours.
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Try watching something different, try listening to something different and see what happens.
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"You try to live, you try to get through it alive," he added.
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Yes, and also try to squash her, try to ruin her. Yes. Yes.
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Seecha didn't try to get up, and Noor didn't try to help her.
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Mark: So try, oh yeah, so let's try your pinot when it's cooler.
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At least we ought to look, and try to find out, and try
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That's not to say we shouldn't try or continue to try over time.
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That's what they try to do to try to get the full scope.
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When sleeping, try to keep your head elevated and try using nasal strips.
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"We will try to figure this out and try to get through it."
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So their attitude is, 'Try to forget about it, try to ignore it.
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You can try to persuade them or you can try to defeat them.
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And we try not to do that; we try to support our artists.
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"We're going to try tomorrow, we're going to try telecommut[ing]" he added.
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He could try to unleash violence to try to draw more global attention.
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Just try to be physical and try to take him off his spot.
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Try to borrow the money and pay it, or try to fight it.
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But when you try and try, the world is then beyond the winning.
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Well, and it makes you try things, too, that you wouldn't normally try.
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"What I try and do is try to see what the possibilities of what the candidate might do, and I try find things that look New Hampshire, New Hampshire primary style, I try to set myself up for those," Cole says.
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"Everyday (everyday) I try and I try and I try But everybody wants to put me down They say I'm going crazy," - Somebody To Love, Queen, 1976.
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You have to try to dodge people and try to lose photographers, and try and mask what you're doing because you don't want it ruined for everybody.
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"Try to square the baseball through the bat, try to get solid contact every at-bat and try to get some hits," Segura said, explaining his approach.
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It's much easier to try to get people's password information, much easier to try to take personally identifiable information of somebody and try to hack their password.
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We try to stretch things out and I'll try to bring a song into soundcheck that no one's ever played and we'll try to figure it out.
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Image: Jose M. Madiedo/MIDASIf at first you don't succeed, try and try again.
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But the SQ10 lets you try and try until you're happy enough to print.
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So if your order doesn't go through the first time, try and try again.
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I try and try to get a good Snap, but they're wiggly little jerks.
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If you believe that "if at first you don't succeed, try, try again": Morocco.
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We try our best to be prepared but [inspectors] always try to find something.
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"We didn't try, and we didn't not try," he adds of their family planning.
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Try to get ahead, try to execute a good pitch to the game plan.
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So I try to be careful but I also try not to be fake.
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""When terrorists try to use one platform, they try to use all of them.
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People would suddenly try and knock each other out to try and impress him.
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You try to forget, try to take the good things out of this match.
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Try after try, my flame found no purchase on the green in the bowl.
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You've got to try to step back and try not to do too much.
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Did you make or try to make money or try to make untaxed income?
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You have to at once try and not try to plan a party. 46.
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They do try to be responsible and try to do the news gathering too.
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But you cannot fail if you don't try — so first, you have to try.
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"We'll probably try to go out and try one more time," Mr. Barnes said.
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You try and make up for it, and you also try and be better.
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Try to get points, try to get wins and see where that takes us.
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Just try to keep a straight face while watching this. JUST. TRY. http://bit.
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You can try to add schnapps or try to add whatever you think of.
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When my son refused for weeks to breast-feed, I had the resources to see a lactation consultant and the time to try and try and try again.
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"I try to drink a lot of water, try not to do shots—although I just fucking had a shot—and try to drink sessionable beers," Cantley says.
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But we do try to ‑‑ as we do with every threat we face, we try to adapt and we try to work within the parameters of those threats.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson: "We've asked them to just, try to be precise, try to limit your operation, try to show some restraint," per Buzzfeed's John Hudson.
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Don't try to split us up, try to make us go against each other, try to make it Russell and the rest of the guys, Russell against Houston.
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Whenever I see someone doing that, I very much try to work with them and try to put them in our movies or try to be in their movies.
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The Bears will try to spoil the Rams' fun, the Ravens will try to run over the Chiefs, and the Colts will try to end the Texans' winning streak.
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You have a duty as a director, male or female, to investigate that and try and twist it or try and play with it or try and subvert it.
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You just try to do what's socially sensitive and try to work through those things.
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I'm just going to try try and stay out of any kind of my opinion.
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KURTZ: We try do that, and we try to do that in a civil way.
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Sunday brands don't try to sell you as much as they try to soothe you.
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Or do you try to call the White House and try to figure it out?
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Try them out on your phone and try not to get sick from spinning around.
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You try to erase it as much as you can and try to move forward.
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So you've got to try and honor that and try to jump up on it.
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I don't try and squirt, and I don't try to control it when I do.
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"I always try to be different, I always try to do new things," she says.
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We try our usual brunch place, but it's packed, so instead we try Butcher Bar.
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When at first (or second, or third, or fourth) you don't succeed, try, try again.
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He's going to try to do his best to try to mess with my head.
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I continue to move forward and try to create new and try to create better.
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Try to build on that and try to get ready for if this ever happened.
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When I try to understand it, I think people are scared to try something new.
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"I don't try to be Hank, I just try to be myself," Raanta told reporters.
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We just try our best to play as hard as possible and try to win.
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If the bill doesn't pass on the fourth try, do you think you'll try again?
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We have to just play hard, try to be aggressive and try to get wins.
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N. takes it upon himself to try to convince me we should try butt stuff.
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I'm going to try to take some time off, hopefully soon, to try to recover.
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It is already late to try to hold back these losses, but we must try.
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So I suggest she try a little harder and let us try to be respectable.
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And I'm just going to try and work hard and try to turn that around.
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But you know what they say: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.
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"They need to try to drum up business and try to market it," Henske said.
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"People try to hide it from others or try to cover it up," she said.
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I try and take a deep breath and I try and sort of settle down.
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What I think you do is try to find alpha and try to find growth.
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Try something new A honeymoon is the perfect time to try something new in bed.
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"People try to hide it from others or try to cover it up," she said.
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I definitely try—and always will try—to work on my relationship with my mother.
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He's going to try to use personal attacks and bullying to try to intimidate us.
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We try our very best to pull in as many resources as we can to try to connect them and try to also partner with agencies once they get discharged.
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"I knew Alex was going to try (the fuel strategy), and we said 'Alright, if he's going to try it, we're going to try something else (with Munoz)," Andretti said.
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I'm just going to try to go be the positive, enthusiastic leader that I am and try to be a great quarterback and try to embrace whoever's on the team.
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" Abrams acknowledged that "people always try to cheat, and Rosneft Trading Company may try to cheat, but I think they will get less cooperation as they try to do this.
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"Most people try to take a moment to try to enjoy the snow, and enjoy their families and try to balance that with being as available as possible," Psaki said.
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"I try to do it with grace, I try not to make any missteps," she said.
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And that's what I try to do and that's what I try to live up to.
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I don't try to make things mysterious on purpose, I just try to make them interesting.
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But I try not to look at all those negative things, I try and be positive.
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Try as he might — and he did try — eight years was insufficient to turn the tide.
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Let me try to talk a little bit about it and try to give you context.
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"I don't try to hit a homer — I just try to play good here," Castro said.
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You might try different brands and try to figure out what it is that's affecting you.
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I just try to be consistent and work on my craft and try to get going.
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LET ME TRY – LET'S BOTH OF US TRY AND PUSH ASIDE OUR POLITICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL DIFFERENCES.
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Sometimes, when you try out a new thing you really want to try and like it.
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Will the insurance bot try to facilitate me claiming the money or try to prevent it?
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Aides expect Trump to try to use a personal touch to try build trust with Kim.
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Related to that but a little different: I don't try to simplify, I try to complexify.
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Try the Apple website, try your carrier's website, and ask your friends to do the same.
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I'm calmer, I try to think first and I try to not take things so personally.
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Don't try to deny it—let it sit with you, and then try to overcome it.
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Other fish will try to eat the eggs, or other males will try to sire them.
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I try and tell stories straight from the heart but try and be different with it.
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"And even if the embers don't glow anymore, boy, tomorrow we'll try give it another try".
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If you want to try out Sous Vide without quite as much commitment, try the Nano.
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I try to watch the news, and I try to absorb work from non-white scholars.
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I want to really try to use that kind of information to try to influence policy.
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So the message I try to convey is, you have the permission to try something new.
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Why try to get the plague if you're only going to try to un-get it?
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It never really appealed to me to try to cover that or try to investigate it.
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We have to continue to try and hold out heads up and try and get better.
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The company didn't try to add any ingredients to try to appeal to a broader crowd.
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AT MERCK WE ALWAYS TRY TO BE VERY RESPONSIBLE AND WE TRY TO BE VERY TRANSPARENT.
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They could try to do municipal bonds, they could try to do small business, various things.
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I try to be present with friends and family, try to prep for my work meeting.
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"I just try to hang in there and try to focus every point," Nishikori, 29, said.
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My strategy was to try the cheese by itself first, then try it with the pairing.
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But soon I'll be able to try out The Ordinary products I've been dying to try.
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We try to get better, we try to learn and I think that has been effective.
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Republicans will try to confuse with process and the Democrats will try to persuade with evidence.
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They do try to shy, as Hilary said, they try to pretend they're a benign platform.
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So when I try to build them, I try to build them to stay there forever.
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And I try to reflect this in the writing, I try to be very, very respectful.
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Which if you're going to try something out, and try something that's somewhat unique and different, you might as well as do it when you've got the numbers to try it.
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The documentary "A Suitable Girl," now on Amazon and iTunes, trails these women and their increasingly anxious families across four years as they try, try, try to find an acceptable spouse.
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The Ravens will try to prove themselves against the Chiefs, the Rams will try to win in Cleveland and the Cowboys and Patriots will try to stay awake in likely blowouts.
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"I think if people try a little bit, even just a few minutes, or try those guided meditations, I'd say I would recommend for people to at least try it," Nick says.
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My goal every season is try to get to the playoffs and try to win a championship.
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Try, try again If you didn't get a ticket to that disastrous Fyre Festival, consider yourself lucky.
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Sometimes people try to do that and it's a struggle to try to recreate what once was.
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I try to understand exactly what he means — I try to understand what the rules are here.
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However, this is the first we have been able to try it, and try it we did.
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Sleeplessness is definitely one of those issues it makes sense to try, and try again to fix.
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I'm going to just fight and try and show my best tennis and try to win her.
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Maybe these things attracted the intelligence services to try and approach me and try to recruit me.
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"With all my collections, I always try and push the boundaries, to try new things," she says.
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He's going to try to take me down and try to tap me out, something like that.
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We are going to try our best, try to get a victory and go on to Homestead.
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So I'm going to try to use my second life out here and try and get through.
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They try to be on their best behavior and try to be mindful of what they do.
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I don't try to do that, I just try to hit the ball hard all the time.
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Gupta also fears Sessions will soon try to use state voter data to try purging voter rolls.
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If you try it, just try not to get too frustrated while cycling through all your keyboards.
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I want to try psilocybin or I want to try MDMA and who do I talk to?
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I chew, try to dissect it in my mouth, try to identify the textures with my tongue.
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Good rule in life: I try hard not to offend; I try harder not to be offended.
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"That's my job, to try to protect them, and I try to do the best I can."
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"The key is to try to work, to try to do something more every day," he said.
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Worse to try and likely leave a bigger mess, Obama concluded, than not to try at all.
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"Try to imagine the worst environment possible and try to train at a similar place," added Fujimoto.
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"In our system, a constitutional republic, we try something, it might fail, we try again," Amash said.
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I was excited to try Function of Beauty and try to slim down my hair-care routine.
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"I try to breathe, and I try to focus on something else in my head," Andresen said.
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"Definitely I try to get in his head, try to create something new for him," explained Monfils.
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It's like you have to try to write a show, and then try to make it good.
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So normal isn't a thing for us anymore but we try to be, we try to be.
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And while some companies try to mimic their approaches and business models, others try to stand out.
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Some friends would try things and I would snap at them, and they just wouldn't try again.
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If they don't try to have sex with everyone, they'll at least try to penetrate your mind.
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"I don't try to do too much with it; I don't try to manipulate it," Jansen said.
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"I don't think I necessarily try to help women, I just try to help people," she said.
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We try not to take pleas, we try not to convict anybody on prostitution charges, et cetera.
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Not to try because if you don't succeed then you're going to be buried, so don't try?
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If you try a bra that isn't the right style or fit, you can easily try another.
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Whenever I'm off, I try to have my healthy meals and try to keep it pretty clean.
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I'll try to regenerate as good as possible and then try to be ready 100% for Friday.
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Anyone looking to try a little retail arbitrage could try their hand for a relatively small outlay.
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Install Apple's iOS 12 public preview to try its new Screen Time function to try it now.
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Try to understand who they are, what they want, and then help them try to achieve it.
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If they want to take other witnesses to try to take his story down, they can try.
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He might try to make a breakthrough with North Korea, or try to do something with Iran.
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So if you try a tactic and you're thwarted by external factors, you can try another pathway.
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And when you try to call them on it they shut down and try to gaslight you.
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Conservatives often try to use debt ceiling votes to try to get spending cuts or entitlement reforms.
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RK: We try to be a family, but we also try to execute at the same time.
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I was listening to a lot of songwriters, and I wanted to try that, try to sing.
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"It is unacceptable for anyone -- including the President -- to try to bully or intimidate our witnesses, to try to get them not to testify, to try to scare or threaten their family members, or to try to interfere with Congress' search for the truth," Cummings said earlier this week.
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That is what I try to do and when I try to learn the most important lessons in life from the past, what I really try to learn is what not to do.
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AC Slater:With every release I have three goals that I try to implement throughout the EP. I try to progress my sound forward and try to make something unique, original, fresh and exciting.
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"When I try to do good, when I try and add back to this wonderful earth that we have, when I try to protect it, does it matter that anybody knows my name?"
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I try to get S. to try on a couple shirts on sale, but he's not feeling it.
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Often robocalls try to sell products they don't need — or worse, try to con victims out of cash.
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I don't try to get in somebody's head or try to get them out of balance by speaking.
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If you like this one, try saying "Alexa, try 5 minute pushups," which works your arms and core.
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I try to show the best sides of me on social media and try not to look upset.
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Our biggest thing is that we try to entertain and try to create content and value through humor.
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"Try to make it about others and try to lend more of your good nature to other people."
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So the first thing we try to do is we try to debunk and rule out the paranormal.
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Maybe you're plagued by overwhelming self-doubt and would rather not try at all then try and fail.
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We have a list of things to try, and we're not done until we try everything on it.
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I also try to be loud and more extroverted and (at least try) to be funny on stage.
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If you get smacked down by Judge Leon, do you go back and try to try it again?
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The only way to find out would be to try, and personally I think they ought to try.
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You know, you try to limit what you own but you try to manage what you own well.
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We'll try to do that by the end of 270 or 270, and we'll try to expedite it.
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Peddy: People try everything—sometimes with money, sometimes with food, or women try to turn on the charm.
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I feel God whispered to me, 'Next time, try knocking at the door, or just try the handle.
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We try to do things factually but we don't try to counter conspiracy theories, that kind of thing.
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I try to go out there and set the right example, I try to lead the right way.
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He could try to stifle publication of Mueller's final report or could try to keep it from Congress.
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And, he says, it's not enough just to seek them out: Try, just try, to listen, to understand.
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They will walk alongside you in pursuit of the same things that make you try and try again.
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Mr. Wilder's rule for comedy was simple: Don't try to make it funny; try to make it real.
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"Well, I'm going to try my darnedest because I ran to try to change our pensions," he said.
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Do companies try to make fruit sweeter, or do legislators try to keep sugar out of kids' foods?
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They try and then if they don't get things right, they try again or run out of cash.
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Lots of women get in a rut, and I urge them to, 'Try it on, try it on.
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I try not to be optimistic about the future, in part because I try not to make predictions.
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"There's a lot of folks who might not try a motorbike but they'll try a bicycle," he says.
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Me, I try and incorporate risk factors into my ranks, but I try not to weigh them overmuch.
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"I wouldn't actually try to start a company, I'd try to get a job at Netscape," he explained.
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Image: Michel Spingler ((AP)We all know that age-old adage: if you don't succeed, try, try again.
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We were going to backpack, try delicious food, experience foreign cultures, and of course try the inevitable bucket.
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" She added, "I'm going to try and keep doing the same things tomorrow and try and stay relaxed.
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I'm going to try one more time to get the word out to try to get my liver.
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Nixon believed that to try and fail was far more honorable than to fail to try at all.
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If you want to try and prevent hiccups before they start, try slowing the baby down during feeding.
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Parents try to help in any way they can, and they usually try to help by give advice.
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For me it was just: Try to look into the details of things and try to get better.
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But Democrats could still try an audacious tactic to try and block Pompeo, The Hill's Alexander Bolton reported.
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"She didn't try to pretend she was perfect, didn't try to give a constructed narrative," Boies told me.
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You try to put those things in the background and try to be a little more English-minded.
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Not because I don't try not to be me: I do try, and I fail all the time.
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So, the President might try to divide people, I think we as Democrats should try to unite people.
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Abuse it, try to help others, or just try to make it through your day without being crushed?
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That's what we try to do as artists — we try to get to where she was that night.
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The food that I could try on the trip also inticesme considering I could try authentic Japanese food.
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If you think managing strength is hard, try managing weakness — try attempting to put broken countries back together.
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So I'll see someone and be like, "Fucking try this," and then they try it and make it!
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I have a network there, I did not try to tap into that to try and effect change.
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"He needs to double down on being Donald Trump, don't try to play to the middle, don't try to moderate, don't try to be anything that you're not," said Keller, the Scott Walker adviser.
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I thought that's what people day in and day out in America try to do: they try to strive to better themselves, they try to strive to better their positions for their families, themselves.
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It's funny ... especially when we noticed the codes he tried to punch in to get back in the house: Try 1 -- 12121# Try 2 -- 1212# Try 3 -- 1234# C'mon TB12 ... you're better than that.
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There is a responsibility to try and predict as many of the consequences as possible and I think you have a moral responsibility to try to understand, try to mitigate those that you didn't predict.
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Even though we try to rationalize it, we try to politicize it, we try to do this and that ... the digital revolution has sped up a part of man's evolution that is to the extreme.
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I help luge racing, and I try and try, and then later, suddenly — bang, something unpleasant happens to me.
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"My ultimate goal is to have my artwork try — at least try — to bring people together again," Hafez says.
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"It's exactly the same idea: you don't try to add pepperoni; you try to add a jacket," he said.
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Try A New Restaurant Instead of going to your favorite restaurant, try a new place for a little variety.
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Whenever we try to take a step forward on women's rights, they try to send us 100 steps back.
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I think it's going to be really compelling because you are seeing us try and fail and try again.
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"It's about guiding as you can, but they get to try everything on and try what their passion is."
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It's a set of knobs you turn to try to understand parameters that you need to try to meet.
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The poor will get poorer and many will try to use the chaos to try to make a living.
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Instead, they try to approach it in a way that they try to make tools for communicating existing realities.
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"I try to incorporate all of that as inspiration and then try not to do straight parody," says Groening.
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I try and look in the opposition's eyes and try and work out: 'How can I dislike this player?
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"Sometimes, we try to take a step back and try to not put an emphasis on starting," Kidd said.
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Spies would traditionally try to recruit people, would try to get people from the inside to pull paper out.
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We'll try to get this other car going as soon as we can and try not to crash again.
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Parliament has vowed to try and block a no-deal Brexit and could ultimately try and collapse the government.
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We try to be optimistic in some parts even more, and in some parts we try to be conservative.
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"I try to drink a lot of water, I try to stay stress free," the 35-year old said.
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If you want to try something else or try something new, you could have new hoops to jump through.
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I try to leave, but it's a crowded ballroom, so I try to figure out which way to go.
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When a friend challenged her to try for a half marathon, she was willing to give it a try.
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"I'm going to try my best to do it and try to bring the medal to Spain," he said.
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"These people have seen what it means to try to change things, to try to change policy," Holmes said.
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But, first, of course, try just tapping that exclamation point beside your failed message and then tap "Try Again."
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"Would you try to get the military commissions, the trial court there, to try U.S. citizens?" the reporter asked.
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There are allegations made, you try to sort through the facts, and you try to make an informed decision.
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"Good rule in life: I try hard not to offend; I try harder not to be offended," he wrote.
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If they try to keep you out, then you try to beat them in an election, which has happened.
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"It's just nice to try to help contribute and try to help the team win the game," Flaherty said.
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Well, you can try, and try, and eventually you'll be led away under escort of people in white coats.
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But the government is expected to try to use a somewhat different voting process, were it to try again.
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It is better to try and fail to create a pathway to peace than not to try at all.
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"I try to get a lot of sleep, and I try to stay away from social media," she says.
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Sure, the Cavs can try last year's tactic and run him through endless screens, try to tire him out.
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If you try to cheat the rules or try to do something wrong, it's going to come out eventually.
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Employers and government should try to reduce work intensity rather than try to control excessive hours, the authors concluded.
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Keep it Real, Encourage Autonomy, Support Self-Reflection It's important to let kids try things, fail, and try again.
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They try to negotiate with me or try to get around the rules, but I'm firm and don't budge.
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Then walk your hands back toward your feet, stand, and dare any pint-size relatives to try — just try!
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I'd be surprised if he doesn't try to speak out on some issues to try to reach those voters.
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Try not to have large meetings, but if you have to, try having large meetings be partially in writing.
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It is a much more difficult thing to try to exist in perpetuity and actually try to get better.
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I try to be understanding of all and try to put myself in a position of support wherever necessary.
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To try to glom that on ... If Flipboard were to try to get friends to connect, just wouldn't work.
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At one point, we were going to try to be much more aggressive and try to bring everybody back.
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Lawmakers will pressure Barr to guarantee he won't try to intercede or try to squash any of Mueller's conclusions.
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Hernandez said that he hated when people "try me" or "try to play me," Bradley testified, so they left again.
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I didn't get to try it with Syndicate, but I did try it with a modded version of GTA 5.
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I&aposm for talking to people and try to turn down the heat and try to find areas of cooperation.
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Have Sex In A Pool Try to recreate that iconic Showgirls pool sex scene — or try to improve on it.
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His mom and I always try to be transparent with our decisions and we always try to keep things amicable.
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So, I get it, we can try to be there, so we can try to be a participant in it.
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The Internet is always looking for hilarious, shareable content, so if at first you don't go viral, try, try again.
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Everyone wants to try to predict and try to play the sage of what this is all going to mean.
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I try to be fearless when it comes to technology, and I try to adopt it as fast as possible.
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Just being curious at times, you try to find new places to go—new stores to try to find stuff.
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That being said, try swapping out your long-loved Smacker's Lip Gloss and try out cult-favorite Glossier's Clear Gloss.
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Before I could try Botox, my health insurance — Cigna — required me to try and fail at least two other meds.
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But you know, they made him -- they used him to try and get -- to try and spy on the campaign.
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Though I try not to eavesdrop, I can't help but try to process the sentences that I do inadvertently hear.
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"People sent me links to miracle cures on the web, to try carrot juice, to try oxygen therapy," Cantin says.
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Well, maybe it's this: Try, just try, to imagine Donald Trump re-introducing himself as relatable-yet-inspirational to Americans.
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I think when they want to reach out and try to improve relations, it's at least worth it to try.
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"We're going to try and engage and we're going to try and get different forms of engagement," Di Grassi says.
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I try not to sell my patients on a syringe of X — I try to sell them on a result.
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Some people say, I wanna try it because I'm thinking about getting Alexa, and so I wanna try this first.
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We should try to do it in a more market-oriented way, but we should try to tackle this problem.
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Press play above to watch me give sclerotherapy (try saying that five times fast) a try for the first time.
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"I try to make a habit to try to get them as close to 33 percent as possible," Price said.
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My job is to try to hang on and to try to find them … no matter what condition that's in.
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We try to manage it like a family, try to listen to the problems of every single member of staff.
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So, I want to take it to the next 15 years-- and try to-- and try to influence corporate behavior.
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How do you feel when people try and ask you to prove your condition, or try and test your knowledge?
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GOP to try again Thursday: Barrasso announced later Wednesday that the panel will try again with the Pruitt vote Thursday.
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I was so happy to try a cleanser and moisturizer that didn't try to mask themselves with heavy fragrance either.
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For each try, I pressed my thumb in approximately 10-15 times, after which I was told to try again.
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"So I think the right move is to not try and time the market and try and average into it."
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JK: Of course, we try to do our best, we try to communicate more and more openly than ever before.
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"They try to establish dialogue, and try to figure out verbal ways to reduce the level of tension," Klinger said.
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We're just going to have to keep working, try to get better and try to get a win next time.
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As they try to recover from their stunning election defeat, Democrats may try a surprising strategy: aligning with Mr. Trump.
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Sunny: I try to go to every Pride and always try to bring someone new so they can see it.
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We should try and utilize common sense, try and do what we can and take the politics out of it.
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Or are we gonna try to give each other the benefit of the doubt and try to work this out?
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But I try just to enjoy it and I try to take as maybe the best moment of my life.
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"A typical computer will try one path and get blocked and then try another and another and another," he said.
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"We try to find them we try to call and do what we can to retain their loyalty," she said.
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If you don't try, okay, you've got to try and then adjust based on the error of your prior predictions.
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JM: Yeah, I think, just to try is very good, we should always have the confidence to try the future.
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Whether they were doing it to try to try to manipulate our political process, I'd have to think about that.
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"This film... was an opportunity artistically to try something new, to try and explore another part of myself," he said.
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Once you try a system for at least thirty days, you're free to stick with it or try something different.
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They will try to barter with you, and may even try to make you jealous with a post-breakup makeover.
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If I had any advice to give, I'd say:, 'Try not to be a superwoman, and try to be honest.
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I try not to pose them, but I do try to catch their attention because I like their spontaneous reactions.
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And I think that fueled the investigatory desires of journalists to try to take him down and outside groups to try to -- and people within the EPA to try to take him out for that very reason.
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We've watched him try to get laughs at others' expense; try to incite fear at a time when we need to inspire courage; try to rise in the polls by dragging our national conversation into the gutter.
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"I try to leave it civil; I try to make sure the situation doesn't end up coming off badly, just try to leave it like: 'No, thank you anyway, but I'm going to head out,'"she says.
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Try being confident when you are at rock bottom and unemployed; try being confident when you have faced your 55th rejection in a month; try being confident when your two favorite colleagues stop answering your phone calls.
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" Asked if it would be a mistake for Trump to fire Mueller or to try to impede the investigation, Rice said: "I'm not going to try to give advice, and nobody should try to impede the investigation.
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They're afraid that some disgruntled member of the public is going to try to try to kill them for political reasons.
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My style is the style of I listen, and I try to pull people together, and I try to fix problems.
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"To see him try to foment hatred and division — literally try to make the situation worse — it's dangerous," the mayor said.
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Try one, try them all, or just read through to see the shocking amount we spend on iced coffee each year.
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That's what I try to do throughout games, to try to find my way to have an impact on the game.
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Within these limits, bots can try a number of different tactics to try and knock their opponent out of the ring.
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A lot of them, because they try and get into the newspapers, try and do it over a two-day window.
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Improperly purged people are often given provisional ballots when they try to vote, whereas those who are properly purged seldom try.
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If people try to guilt me into drinking or try to shame me for not drinking, I clap back real quick.
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John Hickenlooper will likely try to tout their pro-business chops as they try to climb out of the polling basement.
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We've seen crowdfunded projects try to use kinetic charging or solar power to try and pull off a similar trick, too.
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So to try to push it so fast — to try to get it through committee before there's even a CBO score!
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Every day, I wake up and try to become a better person and try to do something that will help me.
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Many people have certain traits of behavior -- they don't try to use plastic bags, they don't try to drive too much.
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They're going to try to learn about what we're doing, we're going to try to learn about what they are doing.
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But people had always been like you should try out for [American] Idol, you should try out for this and that.
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And I try to make that ... I try to present what I was thinking at the time, not necessarily on reflection.
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I try to play every match as it's the same and try to go as far as possible in the tournament.
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I would try it one way, I would try it another way, and then I would combine the two of them.
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I try to use my life story to try to let people pick whatever they want to get out of this.
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Try just one for a quickie, or try them all — and you'll agree that sometimes, the best approach is from behind.
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If you want to try to achieve one of those sorts of marriages, try not to do it on the cheap.
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I'd try to order bottles of champagne and shit, then book it and try to make the producers pay for it.
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So we will see if the DOJ does try to pull a fast move here and try to appeal this decision.
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Our guys understand that's part of the game, and we try to fight through and try to get back to .500.
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"You just try to give the puck to playmakers and open up and try to get your shot through," Hayes said.
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Try to see me for who I am, try to see all of my differences and appreciate all of my differences.
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Some people try to get back some of the things they have lost, and others try to look for new opportunities.
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Check them out below, then celebrate the fact that you now don't have to try to look like you didn't try.
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She's also pretty eccentric — if I feel like she should try something, she'll try it on and give it a chance.
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So much of what we try to do is make each other try to fit in our rhythms and our processes.
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I always try to see the connections between us all and try to ignore nationalities or the things that divide us.
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If they try to open the app, a message will tell them it's in sleep mode and to try again later.
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Facing all that, Durant decided to try something new rather than continue to try to make things work with the Thunder.
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"And most careers worth having involve a fair amount of determination, grit, and just general 'try try again'-ing," she added.
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I'm a very loyal person—I'll try and try until it's utterly impossible and it destroys me and there's nothing left.
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You're there to look, listen, and to try to understand his vision of taste and aesthetic and try to replicate it.
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People who try and say, "Oh, well, it's a gun and we should try and control it"—where do we stop?
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And if you or I fuck up here or there, lets try to learn from it and try to be better.
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Most of the time a coach leaves, they try to take a player or try to get back at the program.
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In order to try to create original and fresh and interesting moments, to try to create something that looks like life.
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Of course people should try to take this seriously, try not to infect anyone, but really—there are no more potatoes!
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Some were mutilated — tendons cut, faces branded — as warnings not to try again, and to others not to try at all.
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I kinda worry that Trump's people will try to make use of Rudy's loathsomeness and try to blame him for everything.
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So I'm definitely going to try to watch her and try to be a little more like her in those areas.
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"The state can do things to try to address that, and try to address it on the front end," he says.
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"Don't try to play the game better; try to figure out when the game has changed," Mr Soros would tell colleagues.
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Teams try to stay close, and then in the third, you try to make that final push to make the difference.
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The Modern Lovers don't try to be sophisticated or even serious, but they do try to be as honest as possible.
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"I try not to think about it because if you try to accomplish that again, it will never happen," she says.
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It was clear the Russians wanted to try and discredit our election process and wanted to try and disparage Hillary Clinton.
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I just believe in the dedicated act of looking that happens when you just try and try again to draw someone's face, and you erase it, and you try again, and you look deeper and you struggle with that.
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And at the same time, we don't have enough time with them to try every experiment, to try a lot of things.
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"We try to take a common sense approach, and we try not to issue citations if we don't have to," he said.
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We try to stay up with everything both conservative and liberal and then try to extrapolate it to its most crazy degree.
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From Coinage: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack To try them out yourself, you're going to have to wait a bit.
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Someone may try to bully you into sharing their point of view (or you may try to do that to someone else!).
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Using diuretics or "water pills" to try to try to get rid of "water weight," on the other hand, can be dangerous.
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Over a meal, they try to talk the addicts out of taking the drug, and through education they try to rehabilitate them.
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There's nothing like a new administration in the White House to encourage proponents of discredited and failed plans to try, try again.
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This is how i imagined it, let's try to make it work, and if it doesn't work, then we'll try something else.
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So when I try to create mathematical spaces, I try to be very mindful of letting people be their full human selves.
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I try not to do that, but I also try not to judge myself too harshly for how I spend my money.
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HARPER: Look, I tell people that you know, we try and understand for -- in Canada, we try and understand the American perspective.
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"Musically, I like to try a lot of different things, and physically, I try a lot of different things too," Hexum says.
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First, try charging up the phone, and if one cable (or wireless charging pad) doesn't seem to be working then try another.
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One thing I try to do, especially with the Instagram sketches, is try to stick with very simple things, like simple geometry.
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Well, you try to nail down the person writing the scripts for Fox & Friends and you try to move key narratives around.
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"I'm glad that people try and solve things, but try bringing in the people who are also affected on this," he added.
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In response, some people try to avoid the news or social media entirely, while others try in vain to follow it constantly.
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Everyone has earned their place here and has the right to try to do the best they can to try and win.
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While modern imitators try to make phones look a lot like the iPhone, the 3.5-inch C-002 doesn't try too hard.
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We try to make our pregame "hits" count and we try to make our post-game interviews the best that we can.
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While Apple can try and convince you an iPad is a computer, Microsoft will try its best to convince you it's not.
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And, if not, then we go and try to do the work to try to figure out how we can facilitate that.
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He would try to find out who his father was he and he would also try to find more information about Barbara.
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And when you're down and out here, people, they don't try to help you—they just try to steal everything you have.
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I try to go events and speak and try to be a blessing to people or be a blessing to the youth.
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We live in a violent world, but we should probably try to stand together and try fighting back -- but not with violence.
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But obviously people can try very hard to represent, people can try very, very hard to represent multiple sides of an issue.
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"I just try and exercise as much as I can to try and keep up with my 6 year old," she says.
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Perhaps he did that before taking a big leap of faith to go track Cassie down and try, try again with her.
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"I try to keep my mind positive, I stay working out, I try to eat right and treat people right," she says.
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Unclear if Wright will try to resume his football career -- or try to move on with his life in a different field.
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The ex-'Teen Mom' star joined "TMZ Live" Friday to try -- keyword, try -- to clear up confusion over the fate of Nugget.
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Rather than try and think of jokes or laughs, we're gonna try and think about how to make it fun and enthusiastic.
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" It shut the Newark lab "not to try to put Band-Aids in place but to try to rebuild it from scratch.
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But I try not to be divisive, I try not to be polarizing, because that's the last thing we need right now.
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I was a little apprehensive when Lenovo invited me to try out the headset a second time after my disappointing first try.
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"You have to try some stuff and fail because it gives you so much information to then try something else," she said.
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I think that's all I can do tomorrow, and just not try to force it and just try to have some fun.
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So that's what I try to continue to do with the art itself is try to make a contribution to those issues.
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Because I'll come in with a bias toward 'Let's try to do this, let's try to do that, let's get this done.
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She's taken it on herself to try to get a caseworker for him and his mother, and just to try and help.
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So by making a 'overly commercial record' I didn't try not to make one, but I also didn't try to make one.
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I just try to help my team every night as much as I can and try to get wins with the team.
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You try to do about five things at once, one of which is dare the other guys to try, raise the bar.
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It has established ad hoc courts to try Syrians for crimes committed under the Islamic State, but it does not try foreigners.
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It would be really good to try and reduce the amount of heroin you're doing and try to start on these meds.
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Rather than try them out myself, I gave them to Motherboard staff writer Caroline Haskins to try out for a few weeks.
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"I don't think that's the commission's role, to try to affect the fight, or to try to affect ticket sales," Lovelace said.
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If your Spotify keeps pausing on your Android device, you can try a few different methods to try and troubleshoot the problem.
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We also try to get documentaries, try to get some experimental avant-garde stuff, mix it up as much as we can.
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Try to that could delay your progress, such as having a cluttered desk or cluttered agenda, and try to minimize procrastination, too.
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We try to diversify and obviously to the traditional part belongs the art collection that we try to manage over the centuries.
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It is the latest attempt by Western rail firms to try to build scale as they try to compete effectively with CRRC.
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They will try to make it impossible for you to succeed, and when you do, they will try to undermine your success.
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Unai Emery, the Arsenal manager, would have known that is what Guardiola would try to do, what City would try to do.
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I don't think it was any one thing but to try to be a little bit ... Not try to sprawl too much.
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So consider this to be your hall pass to go forward, try a random wine from Idaho or South Africa, try bubbly, try a red, maybe even spend a tiny bit more than you might normally, open the wine, and enjoy.
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While Prime Wardrobe is from a non-startup competitor that has the resources to try to crush Stitch Fix, it only lets Amazon customers ship clothes to try on to their homes and doesn't try to choose what they'll like.
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"If you outwork everybody, if you try to be a little smarter than everybody, if you try to be a better salesperson than everybody, if you try to be better prepared than everybody, you've got your best chance," says Cuban.
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So, Joseph Goldstein wrote for the Times, they might try to engage in more informal conversation when commands (like "drop the knife") don't work, try to back up to a safer distance, and try to be patient with an uncooperative suspect.
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Over seven increasingly eventful years, he'll try to learn magic; try to get out of the shadow of his world famous nemesis; and try not to get hurt in what is actually a very dangerous place for unsupervised children to be.
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This was impact litigation to try to test this theory and try to argue to the courts that FDA shouldn't have jurisdiction here.
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But we do try to understand the different stories that wines have to tell, and we try to be open to hearing them.
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Follow the design in the video above, or get inspired and try something totally unique — there's no wrong way to try the look.
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There will be things we try that work and things we try and fail, and we want to be honest about those things.
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When you're doing a program for nine hours you try to keep it lively, you try to insert some jokes here and there.
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Try to find the party that suits you the best and try to get it back to the place where it should be.
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I try to describe these things in the book, but it takes a lot of space to even try to do that there.
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"People are going to try to reinterpret things and try to say he's against this group or against that group," Carson told Mitchell.
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I try the Clachaig chicken, which comes in a delicious mustard sauce, while S. opts to try the day's special, a beet burger.
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You try and move forward, and it's so hard to pass here; you try and find some stuff and get in the wall.
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We did our homework and went the extra mile to try to move beyond stereotypes or clichés, and try to do something real.
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"Try," Jodie Sweetin and Keo Motsepe Fuller House star Sweetin pushed through an injury to recreate the iconic dance from Pink's "Try" video.
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"I didn't get the results I wanted the first time so as they say if you don't succeed, try, try again," Bailey said.
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It would rather try to win Hispanics with immigration reform a hundred times over than try to win them once on pocketbook issues.
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I try to take on as many freelance projects as possible, and use this money to try to start chipping away at loans.
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When I try to make him taste something unfamiliar, he responds that he's 66 years old and doesn't need to try anything new.
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But we try to get to the bottom of what the content is to try to reduce the complexity for the user themselves.
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When you try to make it homogenized, when you try to make it appeal to everybody, then you don't have anything that's special.
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I really try to have a conversation with women about what their needs and wants are and try to capture what they deserve.
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They try and obstruct a great man, they try and obstruct his family, they come after us viciously, and its truly, truly horrible.
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It's now very important that we continue discussions, and try to first understand each other, and then try to find compromises or solutions.
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It's now very important that we continue discussions, and try to first understand each other, and then try to find compromises or solutions.
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They try and obstruct a great man, they try and obstruct his family, they come after us viciously, and it's truly, truly horrible.
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I try to go to places where there will hopefully be things to photograph and generally try not to think and just respond.
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"We just try to walk around with a smile and really try to lift each other up, and do him proud," said Hamilton.
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In Congress, we fight with rhetoric, we try to persuade people, and as whip, you try to get the votes to pass legislation.
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Try asking for a raise, since those who try to negotiate for more money usually succeed, or taking on a side hustle, or .
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"It gives you a little more freedom to try something new and maybe try something that's not in your comfort zone," Glass said.
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To what extent do you try to leverage on the family's business connections to try and move things for your non-profit organization?
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The Trickett Wendler Right to Try Act would allow patients with terminal illnesses to try investigational treatments when no other options are available.
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They just didn't, and Rubio seems to want to try to rectify that with this measure to try to encourage more business investment.
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But in that situation I just try to defuse it, like try talking sense to my friend, so the fight doesn't kick off.
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We try to be neutral and we try to leave our biases and preconceptions at the door and get our work done together.
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Try Prime Wardrobe hereLearn more about how Prime Wardrobe works herePrime Wardrobe lets you try on and purchase new styles with little hassle.
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The streaking Saints and Vikings will try to stay hot against quality teams, and the Patriots will try to maintain their defensive improvement.
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"We will try again, pass legislation and bring hope to those whose only desire is the right to try to live," he said.
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Some of these films use cinema technology to try to disprove the existence of ghosts; others, through movie magic, try to conjure them.
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We have reached a point where people are willing to try something, to try to get enough traction to get some there there.
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I also tell myself there will be better days and that if you try something and you fail, try again and fail better.
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If you feel safe and trust your partner, try new sexual experiences, and try them at least a few times to fully explore.
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Instead, mathematicians try to pin down the general behavior of the solutions and try to prove what is possible and what is not.
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"We will try again, pass legislation, and bring hope to those whose only desire is the right to try to live," he said.
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"A lot of companies have come together to try to create almost a parallel health system to try to lower costs," Kutler said.
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And people are handing you stuff to try on, and you're handing them stuff to try on, and you don't even know them.
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"Those of us who are white try, but we can never fully, fully understand, no matter how hard we try," Mr. Biden said.
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"Those of us who are white try, but we can never fully, fully understand, no matter how hard we try," Mr. Biden said.
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I let my friend Audrey choose something to try on while I try to forget what I've seen and temper the misspent adrenaline.
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" It's important, Jenkins said, to try to "break through the incredible amount of clutter out there and try to get a message across.
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We know what Ryan and McConnell will try to do: they'll try to use deficits as an excuse to cut safety-net programs.
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Some victims try to convince Joe to let them out while others try to appeal to Joe by forming a relationship with him.
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"We can't fix everything, but at least we can try to give it a chance and try to make things acceptable," he said.
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"We can't fix everything, but at least we can try to give it a chance and try to make things acceptable," he says.
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The right to try debateOne question at the heart of the debate over right to try is whether the legislation is even necessary.
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"Buy different fish, try different fish, and rotate them; that's the healthiest way to eat them," she said, adding that when kids see their parents try a food, they themselves will at least be curious about it and want to try it.
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At least when we develop tools that try and support learners of writing, we try and collaborate with the writing community to try and find out what are the things that people who are researching writing, what are the things that they teach?
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While Mueller is widely expected to not try to bring charges against the President, following long-standing Justice Department legal guidelines, investigators could try to weave into their report examples of how the President used public statements to try to obstruct the investigation.
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"When we try to muscle things through, then you get in the position when the shoe's on the other foot, when the other side's in charge, we try to change it again, try to muscle it through on that side," she said.
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In other words, they can restrict different contraceptive pills but can't require that you try a contraceptive pill before you try a contraceptive patch.
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To minimize their odds of tripping any alarms, the attackers will try each credential only once; then they'll wait hours to try the next.
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The Cholos Try series for Watchable will expand beyond its standard studio format and take the stars across the U.S. to try various experiences.
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So I'm untangling all that and coming clean: I do not believe it's better to never try than it is to try and fail.
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The Verdict: If you're looking to get out of a workout rut and try something completely different, this is a great class to try.
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I think there are others who can try to catch up and each of us personally can try to catch up in that, right?
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In a liberal democracy we don't try and dictate how people should live so why does society try to dictate how people should die?
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"It was an attack by the media to try to discredit me, to try and decrease my influence and my economic worth," he says.
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So when I can, I try to fly on cheaper days to get better deals, or I try to fly out of different airports.
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When someone doesn't meet every criteria on our internal checklist, we either try to change the other person or we try to change ourselves.
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They will also get try eight different wine samples at the Rosé Mansion and even try their hand at mixing their own rosé blends.
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I try to be accurate, yes, but I also try to be interesting, because either without the other does a disservice to my friend.
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Don't try to make us go against each other — try to make it Russell and the rest of the guys, or Russell against Houston.
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In the short term, a "fix" may be to find a cosigner who can help boost your good standing, or try and try again.
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"I think it's better to try to find out what's going on in there and try to make a decision from there," he said.
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"We live in a violent world, but we should probably try to stand together and try fighting back -- but not with violence," she says.
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"Donald Trump will try to say the election was stolen and then try to make himself relevant in a new way," the mayor said.
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My commute involves about 25 minutes of walking, and I try to keep up a brisk pace to try to get my blood flowing.
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It shouldn't try to implement MOPRs or other tariffs to support big baseload plants, or try to create a capacity market around California's objections.
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You try to stop Facebook from selling data, when you try to put valuations on data, which-- I don't even know what that accomplishes.
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Enter: Lucie Fink's latest Try Living With Lucie episode in which she sets out to try her friends' signature looks for an entire week.
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He says they figured they'd try it for three or four years, then sell it and try something else, maybe move onto a boat.
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It's a trend Democrats will try to reverse in 2020, and NPR's Asma Khalid said they'll have two big chances this week to try.
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Is it possible for these candidates to try to separate President Trump&aposs rhetoric from the tactics and actually try to run on that?
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Well, we're gonna try this—if it doesn't work, we're gonna figure out why it didn't work and then we're gonna try something else.
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And then you have soaking wet pants, soaking wet everything .. You try to play and everything gets slower as you try to hit winners.
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"Try tell a man I can't eat, try tell a man I can't feed my yout" J2K spits over classic icy strings and beats.
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I'm going to try and change your mind So here in The Walking Dead Redemption Club, I'm going to try and change your mind.
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Originally, the plan was just to try to get together and try to write some stuff with a 'see what happens' kind of attitude.
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If he was asleep, I would sleep, too, and probably forget to try, or forget that it mattered, or what I meant by try.
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"The way he goes about it, try to copy that and try to get Chap the ball in the best situation possible," Miller said.
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"You just try and be careful — and learn as much as you can about a patient, and try to do no harm," she said.
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People do this to try to make sense of what happened to them, and try to ensure there's not ongoing risk of reputation damage.
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Other teams would even try to call subgroups within their teams the 'Growth X' or the 'Growth Y' to try to get people excited.
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I try to learn every day, with every chance I get, and just try to be the best coach that I possibly can be.
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I didn't try to kiss her, nor did I see anyone else giving the booth a try, but it was fun to see nonetheless.
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The word "essay" is rooted in the French verb for "try," and Mr. Greenman in these pieces seems determined not to try too hard.
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If you need an immediate response, try to give the person a call or try sending an email with "URGENT" in the subject line.
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Of course, we try to be everywhere and try to answer questions, but they also have each other to learn from and talk to.
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"We don't go to super fancy restaurants, but it's nice to try little mom-and-pop restaurants and just try different foods," she says.
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"I would certainly want to try and nominate a justice, and frankly I'm absolutely sure President Obama will try and do it," he said.
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I don't think anyone -- you know, every company is going to try to do what they can do to try to maximize their profits.
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The head's tricky because the body is so resilient, it'll still try to force you to breathe and try to keep the heart pumping.
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But it's important to try to reduce the stigma around taking medication, and encourage your loved one to give it a try, he says.
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She does not try to finesse the lines of thick paint, nor does she try to make the wafer-thick discs of paint perfect.
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"You're here for a reason and you just try and keep it short and simple and try and have confidence in yourself," Nimmo said.
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Parents have to behave, too: Try not to yell "smile" or "cheese," and don't try cajoling your kids unless your photographer asks you to.
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At one end of a field, two dozen attackers try to pull down a pole while two dozen defenders try to keep it upright.
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"With Mona, we try to use it as a weapon, and we try to gain confidence on return through good service games," Kas said.
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"It really gave musicians an opportunity to workshop new material, and also to try out things that they might not try normally," she added.
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"Watching Sarah try to socialize when she was little was like watching her try to play jump rope games," she mentioned at one point.
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"He will try to move away from this idea that the big boys make the decisions, and try to involve others," Mr. Fattouh said.
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Because of the home run spike, I've dialed it in even more to try to make my location better and try to prevent them.
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If incomplete bladder emptying may be a cause, try voiding twice: Wait a few minutes after urinating, then try again to empty your bladder.
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Lenders also will try to break up payment requests into smaller, separate amounts, to try and maximize their odds of successfully debiting the account.
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But to the-- SARA EISEN: No, I'm excited to try that-- DIRK VAN DE PUT: --Chinese consumer, yeah, you're excited to to try it.
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"We will try and finish fourth in the constructors', try and catch Williams," Mallya told Reuters in his team's paddock hospitality after the race.
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I do not believe it was wrong to try to establish contacts with a country of strategic importance or to try to save lives.
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"I think a lot of women in politics try to play it safe, or at least did try to play it safe," she said.
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Natasha: He'll probably try — but there's a good chance Trump will try to distance himself from him given the indictment of Parnas and Fruman.
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"If you're going to try to intimidate us, try to confuse patients, we're going to come out swinging," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Not to try to make guys rich but just to try to allow guys to earn enough to just live like you and me.
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Mr. Del Polito said: "We try to approach it as, we respect our audience and try to put something out that — within reason, of course, given time and budgetary constraints — try to put out the best product possible because we think our audience is sophisticated."
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"I take it as a challenge every day to try and make a difference on the team, and try to stay calm and try to stay positive during the toughest times, because that's when you're being watched more than any other time," Collins said.
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An interesting alternative exists: a company can try to export their satellite to another country and try their hand in that country's space permitting process.
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"When Copperfield or other great US magicians see a good trick, they don't try to copy it or try to uncover its secrets," says Tian.
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Try this experiment: Fire up your favorite timer and try to change your background on Windows 10 without using the right-click on your mouse.
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People will try to beat a metal detector or sneak things into luggage at airports, but when it comes to a dog they don't try.
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I just feel like people try to...they know so many people who are basketball players and they try to put you in that [box].
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With my son, I try to make the best of it, try to make him as happy as I can, keep him in good spirits.
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Tillerson and the President's other national security appointments will have to work within them or try to influence the President and try to change them.
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You try to be a good person and you try to treat people with respect, and none of that changes when you are up here.
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Carroll wrote that Trump asked her to try on a "lacy see-through bodysuit," and she responded by joking that he should try it on.
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But the goal now with Live is to try and urge many more everyday Facebook users to try it now that the format is familiar.
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"I try not to get into the financial part of medicine — I try to do my job and treat all patients the same," she said.
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Don't try to figure out their sincerity level, just try this tripping of the light fantastic on for size and keep it if it fits.
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If the landing is successful, SpaceX will most likely try to refurbish the rocket again in order to try and launch it a third time.
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The company told us that its relationships with retailers vary, but essentially, Try pays for the items so that we can try them for free.
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"I would try to supplement with vitamins," Skippon says, but when she did try giving her picky eater doctor-approved vitamins, she refused those too.
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"Both countries will try their best to try to fortify their proxies and their activities, which is going to create more trouble," Mr. Kadhim said.
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This tier will try to lure new customers who have yet to try the platform because they prefer the amenities that come with upscale hotels.
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Someone can only try one of the filters by opting in to the app's collage mode, meaning that they try three filters at a time.
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So, with her not being here to try and talk me into doing things, I just try do things she would want me to do.
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And don't even try ear candling, an alternative medicine procedure that involves lighting a candle over your ear to try and draw the wax out.
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On the plus side, it would make it cheaper for gamers to try out different types of titles and try a wider variety of games.
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And I try to underplay, I try to pull out the "Let's go back and talk about Steve Jobs again" card as little as possible.
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I'm usually a Sennheiser girl and have my studio headphones with me, but again, in efforts to try and minimize I wanted to try wireless.
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Just try and make your nicknames as clear and unambiguous as possible, otherwise Siri might get confused and try and ring a local business instead.
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I want to try and schedule this toward the end of my maternity leave so I can try to get more time off of work.
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Holy Crap, the Moon Was Struck by a Meteorite During the 'Super Wolf Blood Moon' EclipseIf at first you don't succeed, try and try again.
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"It was the regulators duty to try to circumvent these incidents and try to contain the public damage that has been done," Al Mulla added.
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Gulliver won't try to divine what weird and wonderful artifacts TSA officials will unearth next; it is generally futile to try to predict the future.
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"They've been a really big influence on my whole process, helping me through it, being there to say try this, try that," he told CelebMix.
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She had time on this record to experiment, to try different gear and different amps, and to try different sounds that she has in mind.
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"If we're going to try to stop a sphere, it's a different mechanism from if we're going to try to stop a batata," he says.
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"You try to find an angle, part of the population that is not served by regular banks and you try to reach them," Debock said.
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It's great for your desk as long as Luke doesn't try to blow it up or Jyn doesn't try to steal the lampshade, that is.
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Because if we don't have a legal immigration system that works, then people try to cut the corners and they try to come in illegally.
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He's one of the best in the game, and you try not to do too much, just go up there and try and play pepper.
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In Debriefing we see a writer who was confident enough, and knew herself well enough, to try and try again, and develop when she failed.
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Democrats could try to block the defense bill from advancing as they search for leverage to try to force a vote on the Iran amendment.
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But I try to improve this thing, and I try to enjoy my nerves, because they are special when you play in a Grand Slam.
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"If there's one rule I try to keep to all the time, it's that I try to find pictures that have been abandoned," Battenhausen said.
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"It was basically we're going to try to rally the troops, we're gonna try to ease people's minds, which they couldn't do," that worker said.
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If you're looking to try out different blush colors but don't want to start a whole collection, try a palette like this one from e.l.f.
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"We take their yeast and try to keep as much as possible of the good things and then try and make it better," Verstrepen said.
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"We, I think, already knew the Russians were using paid social media trolls to try to influence the election, try to sow discord," Schiff said.
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"I would advise folks to try to start addressing this head-on, try to start having conversations with your parents or your siblings," Annunziato says.
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Synnöve, a 54-year-old Swede, was on her second try at Kilimanjaro, but not because she didn't make the climb on her first try.
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"If we try to play our own version of identity politics and try to fuel ourselves based on darker emotions, that's not productive," he said.
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I try my best to consider everyone and many times I overthink the simplest things to try to be as considerate as I can be.
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We need people who can solve problems differently than bureaucrats and are willing to try things and fail, and to get up and try again.
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" A third woman is credited with "listening to me cry about it, whine, try to quit writing, not quit, and then try to quit again.
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All we can do is try to make a conversation happen around the industry and with gamers about this insanity and try to make changes.
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By comparison, Stitch Fix and Trunk Club are try-and-buy services, meaning you try on the clothes and only buy the items you keep.
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Second, states could try to enact other fresh policies to try to cut emissions from the transportation sector and blunt the impact from Trump's rollback.
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The real fights for free speech happen when the marginalized try to speak truth to power, not when the powerful try to silence the truth.
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Always try hard and always try to work harder than everyone else 'cause every day you take off, there's always people trying to get better.
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If I try to dump some money into changing Google's stock price, some of those people will notice and try to figure out what's up.
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Try to negotiate If an after-hours work request comes in at a bad time, try and find a solution that works for both parties.
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Just don't try to tighten down your existing screws yourself: Speaking with TechRadar, Asus is warning users not to try to repair their own cards.
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But Bezos was already determined to start his own company — he felt he'd rather try and fail at a startup than never try at all.
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Now it's like you try nuts, or you try an egg again, or fat even" to feel full and help you "get through the day.
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Because restaurants believe that people can't consume food without explicit instructions, you are told to "try" to eat this square taco in two bites. Try?
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We're just trying to live day by day, to try to be strong, to try to do everything we can to bring their dad back.
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If you want to try it, just do this: Here are some commands to try: Get stock quotes and the latest business news from Alexa.
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The camera has increasingly become the way major smartphone manufacturers try and outdo the competition, as they try and tempt consumers to upgrade their devices.
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"We can't know and try to, nor can I ever suggest that we ever try to, bend this towards any one candidate's philosophy," Solmonese said.
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We will try to speak to every software business in Europe... we will try and touch on everything that is of relevance within that outreach.
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He added, "Try to get exposure to a broad cross section of uncorrelated assets and try to be cost-conscious in how you do that."
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Leaders try to be great at everything as opposed to having a team, so try to go it alone as opposed to having a team.
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We're going to lose billions of dollars and try to build our own thing and we're going to try to do it in real time.
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Why Right to Try is going nationalDespite their rapid spread at the state level, Right to Try laws have yet to make a dramatic impact.
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Is your hope that viewers who see the movie try to actively become involved with these issues to try to make some sort of impact?
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That way, you can store up saves at critical junctures in a mission to try one tactic and then come back and try another later on.
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I try to imagine skipping Nowruz altogether; I try to imagine giving in to grief as an opportunity to meditate on the horrors of this era.
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"I&aposve never seen, in my career, anyone ever try to use a boy to try to get information from the father," the sheriff said Tuesday.
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"I try to give them to people who I know really need them and will keep the homes and not try to sell them," he says.
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If you try the McKroket, try it once, take it for what it is, and then go get a 'broodje kroket' at Van Dobben or something.
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Household name candidates must avoid errors and try to project themselves as potential presidents -- even as their more obscure colleagues try to lure them into trouble.
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What I try to do when I work with a company is to try to figure out what that data tells us, even if it's imperfect.
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If you live elsewhere and want to try the app now, the APK is available on APKMirror, so you can try sideloading it onto your device.
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Our friends are going through a Chardonnay phase, so they try those while my boyfriend focuses on reds and I try a bit of a range.
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But the knowledge that I can't make everyone happy, even if I try, makes me much more inclined to try to just be happy with myself.
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I try to give the staff as much autonomy as possible and they try to take as much as possible, so it's a nice match-up.
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But if they're aligning against the partnerships with the leagues, leagues try to sell the whole league, they don't try and sell you team by team.
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I think I turned to food to try to comfort myself, and try to deal with the emotions and the grief that I'd never let out.
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I do believe there is a coordinated effort to try to muddy the waters around what Mueller is doing and try to overly confuse the situation.
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When my followers first asked me to try a "5 days of calligraphy" challenge in my YouTube series "Try Living with Lucie," I was incredibly nervous.
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Where it starts to get tricky is when corporations try to remove the source of legitimacy, when they try to take shortcuts to making a dollar.
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We also know that Trump will try to launch a Trump TV network after the election because it's a blindingly obvious thing for him to try.
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When we're out shooting, we just go crazy — shoot, shoot, shoot, try a different angle, shoot, try a different pose, shoot, sometimes change the outfit, shoot.
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"You have to try; life is short and you owe it to yourself to try to create the life that you want to live," Benitez said.
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Try a new activity you've never done before, take a road trip to somewhere you've never been or simply try cooking a new kind of cuisine.
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"I'm definitely gonna try and see what they're best at — I'll try out everything from dance to chess to squash to fencing to hacking," he said.
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The best thing that the Republicans could do is try to stem their losses that they could face in the House, try to maybe win some.
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And then there were those who couldn't wait to try the condiment-clad treat, and those who'd already forked over $2.62 per scoop to try it.
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"I don't try to do macroeconomics, I don't think economists do it very well, and I don't think VCs should try to do it," he says.
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"I'm definitely gonna try and see what they're best at — I'll try out everything from dance to chess to squash to fencing to hacking," he says.
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If you've already raised a big round, all you can do is try to manage your business to plan, and try to make the results work.
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Speculation had swirled around the Capitol on Thursday that Paul would try to overrule Roberts and potentially force the Senate to try to table his question.
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Instead, "We think we will see more M&A as the leaders try to get bigger and try to consolidate some of their power," he said.
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I think every day I try and challenge myself to add another string to my bow in a sense and try and become the complete player.
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He can try to get the Freedom Caucus to take their "ideological blinders" off or move to the middle and try to work with moderate Democrats.
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"Going into this convention they're going to try to do a lot of manipulation to try to keep Trump from becoming the nominee," Orrock said Monday.
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"I try to make sense of what their experience was so we can either try to replicate it or make it better next time," she said.
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A young man and woman see the apparently injured woman and try to help, only for the cops to show up and try to arrest them.
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"If there's something we can do to try and push that along, change that number, I'd be happy to try and do that," he added. Rep.
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On the far right, they try to force us out of our countries; on the far left they try to force us out of our collectivity.
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"It does shock the conscience and you try to process it and you try to compare it against the person you work with," Conway told Tapper.
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In fairness to Hamill's fans, he did try to clue them in on his costume plans so they could try and spot him at the convention.
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She could try to disappear (which she did, for several years following the HBO special) or she could try to show her side of the story.
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"That's why you're seeing so many other companies go out and try to acquire new concepts just to try and build their own scale," Gibbs said.
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I try to be myself and I try to have people around me who are definitely better than me, and I don't think anything of that.
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"We try to use the ones indoors as mid-century modern pieces, but we also try to treat them as works of art," Alejandro told Insider.
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Try again to make him understand his error; try to get the other members of your family to see that by going along, they're culpably complicit.
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Lawmakers also passed a "right to try" bill, which allows those with deadly diseases to try experimental treatment while bypassing the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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If we can just try to celebrate being individuals, and try to feel good instead of trying to fit in, I think that would be huge.
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If the Greeks — bankrupt and tired, with a state that is dysfunctional at the best of times — can try their best, the union can try harder.
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But before you try to sneak your way up there á la Kristen Wiig from Bridesmaids, we suggest you try classing up your coach experience first.
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I try to sing the from the bottoms of my feet, like I imagine that's where the energy it is, and try to bypass the throat.
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"It's wonderful to see, but understanding it will be very important because then we can try to emulate it, be proactive, and try to sustain it."
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And I think that increasingly we will see groups use this to try and further aims that they might otherwise try to do through other means.
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I was in the campus therapist's office to try to treat what I was sure was unfounded anxiety, to try to get college right this time.
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They're going to try to understand what is delighting users, and they're going to try to let the platform sort of self-heal to achieve that.
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"It is used to try to control the flow of information and to try to control the narrative in a lot of ways," Mr. Nixon said.
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What we can do now is try to control how many new cases there are and try to not let fear rule our actions and interactions.
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"We try to predict things, try to understand things in a reactive way, to make the future safer, easier and make even better cars," says Bachmann.
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"The key is to try to figure out when are those productive hours for you and try and do your most important things then," Gupta said.
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My body still feels like it's about to die and I try and try to fall asleep but I suffer throughout the entire three-hour journey.
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Try to demystify for students the effective craft moves writers make, then provide exercises that invite them to try those same moves in their own work.
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Expect more of these types of situations as shareholder activists increasingly try to become turnaround experts, and shareholders try to puzzle through whose judgment is best.
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If you've yet to give it a try or you've never even heard of it, let me try and convince you why it's worth a go.
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A riot is a really tricky corner for the show to try to write itself out of and neatly resolve — so season five doesn't even try.
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If you have trouble with a certain hardware device (even after an update), you can try manually updating the driver to try to fix the problem.
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I think when you try to get cute, you try to get into somebody else's lane, you get run over and that's what's happened to him.
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"Different advisors offer different advice—some will try to find legal alternatives while others will try to convince players to bend the rules," says the artist.
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" She added, "When I break things off with him he becomes very vindictive so I try to oblige however he's feeling and try to soothe him.
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Because of those concerns, the US has asked Turkey "to just try to be precise, try to limit your operation, try to show some restraint, let us see if we can work with you to create the kind of security zone you might need," he said.
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I really want people not to try to take action in that relationship and try to intervene, because that may not be what's safest for the survivor.
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You had -- I think the speaker of the House and Chairman Gowdy gave them every opportunity to try to -- to try to clear all of this up.
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I can watch Grey Gardens; order books about crystals and cabins; try on every shade of lipstick I own; try (and fail) to apply press-on nails.
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I also found myself gripping my toes to try and keep my balance on my front leg, but that made the move harder, so try to relax.
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We try to do the best we can internally, and then separately we try to go outside of Silicon Valley to find these entrepreneurs we can celebrate.
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"We will try to form a minority government and will try to convince lawmakers ... of other parties with our programme," he told a news conference alongside Zeman.
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"We will try to form a minority government and will try to convince lawmakers ... of other parties with our programme," he told a news conference alongside Zeman.
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If you've ever wanted to try messing around with a theremin, there's a virtual one you can try out online or on your phone, aptly called Theremin.
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And if at first you don't succeed, you can always try and try again with one of the many other Royal Household job listings also on LinkedIn.
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Over the years I learned, as well, that you cannot try to roll out a dough and fail and then try again without things getting even worse.
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What we do is we try to work closely with our partners and our suppliers, and try to see where we can save on cost through efficiencies.
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If all you want to do is try on dresses, all you have to do is show up, go into a fitting room and try bunch on.
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Rakoff dismissed the case "with prejudice," which means Palin can't try to amend her lawsuit to try to address the problems that Rakoff identified in his opinion.
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"They were going in to try and rescue people, and they are in trouble, and other firefighters are going in to try and rescue them," says Downs.
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"We usually try to find an opportunity for the two leaders to try to spend some time together, usually to focus on Syria and Ukraine," Rhodes said.
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If you try and try again, and it's not getting through to them for whatever reason, consider enlisting the help of another person they trust or admire.
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Keeping doctors scarce and manufactured goods plentiful is good for doctors, and if you try to change it the American Medical Association will try to stop you.
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"On the planes, I will try and look at some videos and races from past years and try to learn as quick as I can," said Alonso.
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The coroner's office would ask her to try the police, who would tell her to try the council, who would pass her on to the coroner's office.
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If you're ready to try a full push-up, first try holding a tall plank, and focus on feeling your shoulders stable and core engaged, Fluger suggests.
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X-Men, where the mutants try to use the Phoenix Force to bring their species back from the brink, and the human heroes try to stop them.
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But I think the problem is he doesn't seem to try to understand the business and try to appreciate the power of the digital economy in China.
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I think people will get the basic idea that it's better to try to manipulate early than try to repair something when it may be too late.
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The room was split between people who are willing to try, even if there's no guarantee, and those who need a guarantee -- proof -- before they will try.
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"And this was going to be the organization that would try, just a small little bit, try, to do oversight," by employing data journalists and other experts.
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WHAT THEY DID WAS, THEY PULLED THIS STUNT IN ORDER TO AFFECTIVELY TRY TO SHOOT THE MESSENGER, TO TRY TO DISCREDIT ME BEFORE THE INFORMATION WAS DISCLOSED.
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No matter who you are, they are going to try to find something to try to get under your skin and make you be somebody you're not.
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Despite a weird name (just try saying it out loud) and its over-the-top, as-seen-on-TV promises, I decided to give it a try.
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We don't try to speak in acronyms, which is hard to do at NASA because we talk internally in acronyms, and we try not to use jargon.
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If your vote did not matter, then wealthy interests would not try and buy it, and other sinister elements would not try to gerrymander or disenfranchise it.
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Since January, we've seen researchers try to track down deepfakes using tiny fluctuations in skin color, huge databases that try to detect forgeries, and eye-blinking rates.
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Anyone affected might want to try Tor Browser for Windows and Mac OS or Orbot for Android (or try some of the other circumvention techniques listed here).
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Nearly nine out of 10 cigarette smokers first try cigarette smoking by age 18, and 98% first try smoking by age 26, according to federal health data.
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If so, it had good reason to try to step in as soon as possible and try to take control of the turnaround process, business experts said.
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Conventional political wisdom holds that Democrats try to give a hand up to the poor and Republicans try to give a hand out to the well off.
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Its signature purple-velvet ube cake is a must-try dessert, but you'll probably want to try a slice of everything the place is offering that day.
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"I said to myself, 'Don't try and do too much, you know, just try to put the barrel on the ball because (Pressly) throws hard,'" Garcia said.
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However, unlike the views expressed by Right to Try proponents, as seen in Kyle Burgess's opinion piece, we know that Right to Try is not the answer.
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Try texting instead of talking, and try to simply limit your cell phone use, as well as the cell phone use of any children in your household.
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When she gave Ratner her number to try to placate him, Ratner's assistant caller her incessantly for the next six months to try to arrange a date.
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The thing that we try to do at Nextdoor and I try to do in my own personal life is if there's an issue, deal with it.
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Many of us have become so desperate that we try to take matters into our own hands, doing anything and everything to try to find some relief.
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We had a lot of heavily pregnant cats try to take over wherever we were to try and set up a place where they could give birth.
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But the idea is that people are working on a limited AI to try to detect problems, the companies are hiring people to try to detect problems.
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"We're going to try and patch that up and we're going to try and help people," said Republican Trump, who takes over from Obama on Jan. 20.
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Some U.S.-based traders expect the country's refiners to try to blend jet fuel into the diesel pool to try to make up for weaker jet demand.
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The Islanders' best try of the period came about six minutes in when Hellebuyck stopped Lee's tip try in front and then denied Jordan Eberle's follow attempt.
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"But if he's just making some kind of ridiculous statement to try to detract from what's going on, I'll try to bring the conversation to something different."
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The Colts try to keep a good thing going, the Packers and the Vikings try to get back on track, and the Steelers line up another victim.
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Some, like Dr. Atlas and Dr. Mirza, say they try to talk most back pain patients out of fusion surgery, urging them to try conservative treatment first.
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Some U.S.-based traders expect the country's refiners to try to blend jet fuel into the diesel pool to try to make up for weaker jet demand.
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"A lot of people end up rejecting their roots to try and become more westernized, or to try and feel like they can fit in," he said.
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"He's a guy that will try to play hurt, try to make a play regardless of consequence to his body," Twins Manager Paul Molitor said of Austin.
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Taalo: [Kurdish] Callimachi: Their plan was to try to escape as refugees, and they were going to try to pass her off as one of their sons.
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How to score: Try (5 points): A try is scored when a player touches the ball down inside the opponents' in-goal area (basically an end zone).
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YouTube last year debuted an AR Try-On experience that allowed viewers to virtually try on makeup (also initially lipstick) while watching video reviews on its site.
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He has been the foremost adversary for American efforts to try to promote stability, to try to ensure independent government rather than puppet government or other powers.
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And try it again Dr. Donaghue points out that if you try something new and you're meh on it, you might enjoy it more the second time.
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The parliament now starts a 21-day period in which it can try to nominate any one of its 120 lawmakers to try and establish a coalition.
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But then, during the meeting, once Kim has his precious photo, he could try and water down the language or even try to get it scrapped altogether.
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Will Abbas try to gain international support for his views instead of Trump's, or will he simply try to wait out the American president's time in office?
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Residents and authorities continue to survey the damage and try to clear the streets from uprooted trees as they try to reach other parts of the island.
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Like cornhole, teams can try to knock off the others' bolas, but unlike cornhole, a player can try to bounce their bola off the ground to score.
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Next, the volunteers completed a questionnaire about why they might want to try (or not try) a mealworm chocolate truffle and what they would expect of it.
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"In the front end of the store they try and kill you and in the back end of the store they try and save you," he quipped.
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At the home of golf I wanted to try and give that putt on the last a try for 59 and just came up a bit shy.
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We can try to offer them some good choices, and try to do the things that we think help, but it's not something you can fully control.
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There are people suffering right now: What can we do to try to help ease that suffering in the meantime, as we try to change the culture?
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I try not to make it my way but, in the old academic sense, to try to inquire after those things which become basic tools in drawing.
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But I can try to teach myself to have new associations and experiences, and can try to access for myself that "tool kit" Colloca is talking about.
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And they can try to figure out how to try to move that app forward and make it try to telegraph the Philz experience instead of being a kind of robotic process of ordering on the app with a few taps, walking in, and grabbing it and walking out.
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There wasn't much I could do except try to breathe through it – just try to survive – and wait for the horrible thing to be over with. Just. Like.
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"My expectation is they will try to resolve those that they believe put the company at peril and try the ones they think they can win," he added.
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And so it's important for us to try to highlight and accentuate the areas that are positive and try to identify and fix the ones that are not.
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It's like a go-kart coming down a hill, there's no motor, there's no brakes, no reverse, you can try and steer it but try not to crash.
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In conclusion, Russia really did try to influence the 2016 US election — and there's every reason to expect it will try again when the 2020 campaign kicks off.
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The consultant looks up the customer's bank records and has an extensive conversation about goals and habits and try to help come up with small tasks to try.
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"Coach just kind of mentioned if we get the puck, just try to push it to the middle and try to get a shot on net," Harris said.
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This means that, for example, airlines could not easily try and cancel orders with Boeing for the Max and try to order an A320neo, if they wanted to.
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And then try to gain my rhythm and then try to think of a different tactic, because my tactic going in there was to run from the front.
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So, when my "Try Living with Lucie" audience suggested I try a 5-day challenge all about sleeping on the floor, I started doing a ton of research.
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I grab a few cute items to try on from the sales rack, but a full price jumpsuit catches my eye, and I have to try it on.
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As drivers — especially those in crowded cities — evaluate car ownership, luxury brands are likely to increasingly try out subscription-based services to get you to try their cars.
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We just try to reach out to our fans because they tweet at us, they take time out of their day, so we try to do the same.
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You can also try tying your shoes tighter, and with longer loops—or try double knotting your shoes, although that doesn't guarantee your shoe will stay tied either.
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There wasn't much I could do except try to breathe through it—just try to survive—and wait for the horrible thing to be over with. Just. Like.
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I try to talk about it with humor, but I just want to kind of pull back, though, the patina of subjects that we just try to ignore.
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"We're talking about any number of different ways to try to change the situation on the ground in an effort to try to generate some confidence," Kerry said.
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You try to get to these other movies, you try to see everything, but I don't think I was in touch with the superhero world at the time.
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Attempting to get multiple logins in one try is risky, but if you're going to go phishing, you might as well try to catch the biggest phish possible.
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Try to keep you eye on the prize while you check out these Katie Holmes pics ... then try to find the differences between these almost identical peacoat pics.
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I think black people try to stave off a lot of negativity, and try not to put that out in the world — because one person represents us all.
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Similar right-to-try laws have already been passed in 37 states, some of which allow even patients with serious but not terminal illnesses to try experimental drugs.
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Try, try again: Serial stowaway makes it aboard flight from San Jose to LA She pleaded no contest to the charges against her and was sentenced to probation.
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I'm dying to try the hack because my filigree tubes always end up slipping off of my braids, no matter how hard I try to wrap them around.
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Certain media coverage may try to pick apart their personal life looking for clues, but try to avoid getting caught up in and spreading that potentially misleading reporting.
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I think we have to try everything that works to try to limit the numbers of people and the kinds of people who are given access to firearms.
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And no matter how precisely we may try to define the term, our parental understanding of it will shift even before we try explaining it to our children.
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If you need to reach your boss, try contacting her in the beginning of the day one week, then try reaching out in the afternoon the next week.
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I've been dropping the ball at work lately, so in order to try to get some extra credit, I ate three to try to impress the higher-ups.
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I realize that we cannot—and should not—try to legislate morality, but surely we can, and should, try to stop dissemination of such excretory matter as this.
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Right to try: He called for Congress to approve the "right to try" program, which allows the use of experimental, not yet approved drugs on terminally ill patients.
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"The idea is to try to break the cycle, to try to get people from a much broader array of states and backgrounds into Harvard," Mr. Fitzsimmons said.
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I'd get injured, get upset, and try the same thing again, hoping that maybe by the seventh or the eighth or the ninth try it would finally work.
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In April, for example, Yoox Net-a-Porter introduced "You Try, We Wait": a same-day try-on-and-wait premium delivery service with at-home shopping consultations.
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Broadcom could try to initiate deal negotiations by raising its bid, but it is unclear if it would try to do so before the March 6 shareholders meeting.
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We have to try to help their constituents see what they're doing and what they're not doing and try to bring them back to some sense of normalcy.
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"Because I've earned the position of being a tastemaker, I try to use that position responsibly and try to promote people I think are very good," he said.
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While trying glasses on in-person is most people's preference, online retailers offer virtual try-on tools, or at-home try on programs, which makes the process easy.
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Warby Parker lets you virtually try on glasses or pick up to five frames to try on at home before committing to a pair personalized with your prescription.
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You don't go out to the local food court, you try not to travel on public transport, you try to work from home, you don't travel for pleasure.
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I really try not to overthink them because I've been doing them for many years, but I just try to think, 'What do I most need to hear?
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Now I try to stay away from fried food, though every now and then French fries make their way through, and I try not to eat street food.
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Step 3: Try your first pull-upBaldwin recommends waiting to try your first pull-up until the end of the month that you've started steps 1 and 2.
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" He said his committee would "try to negotiate and try everything else first but if we have to, yes, we will certainly issue subpoenas to get that information.
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NASA Administrator Jim BridenstineJames (Jim) Frederick BridenstineWhen you fail to soft-land on the moon, try, try again Is the Senate ready to protect American interests in space?
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President Andrzej Duda was planning talks on Sunday to try to defuse the row, while powerful PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski also intervened to try to broker a resolution.
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Our goal, to be honest, is to try to keep the whole thing together, so that's the pieces of the puzzle we've got to try to figure out.
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He also said it may be an effort "to try to move past this embarrassment, to try to change the narrative … and hope that Trump stays on script."
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But at least we've developed these norms online where people will try to be respectful of each other and try to give spoiler warnings and things like that.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "But it's like they say, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again for the next 30 years until you're frankly the least-bad option.
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"You just mingle with them and try to pick their brains about the first half of their season and try to bring it back to your team," Davis said.
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I would wear four bras to try and cover up my back fat, and I would try to wrap ace bandages around my stomach so I would look skinnier.
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Try if you like: The Good Wife and/or Independence Day If the above "try if you like" combo surprises and/or confuses you, that's pretty much the point.
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I try to approach it with the same level of stakes and integrity as I would a movie about adults, and try to not talk down to the audience.
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But Democrats will try to undo those efforts and carry over health care as a winning issue for them in the 2020 campaign when they try to unseat Trump.
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If my man gets by me I try not to swipe down, I try to keep my hands up because they have to shoot a tough shot over him.
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I felt safe with him, so I thought, 'Let me try something new and show him a little bit more of my vulnerabilities, and I'll try this intense commitment.
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If you'd like to try to have a sleep orgasm, do exactly the opposite: lie on your stomach and try to have a sexual fantasy as you're falling asleep.
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But iFixit claims the AirPods, and their battery-charging case, are near-impossible to open — if you try it, you'll likely break half the parts, so don't try it.
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But Try is adding retailers frequently, and the drop-down menu on the "Try" button even has an option for requesting integration on sites that don't yet have it.
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A few MPs and peers may try to amend the bill, to impose conditions that try to soften Mrs May's preferred "hard" Brexit, but they face an uphill battle.
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"Try not to put too much pressure on yourself and your relationship, and try to focus on your relationship, not everything else that's going on around you," she said.
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There are values that our parents taught us and that we try to teach to our children to try to treat others the way we want to be treated.
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Now, thanks to a detailed teardown from the folks at Mindtribe, we can try (and also try to get some insight into why the insane price might be justified).
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Especially if you fall behind early, you're going to want to try and make up shots here, and in any U.S. Open, you can't try and make up shots.
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Some runners, for example, try to blaze through the game as fast as possible, completion rates be damned, while others try to finish every single part of the game.
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Vogels noted that the attacks Amazon is seeing include volumetric attacks that try to bring your network down and those that try to exhaust the resources of a server.
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A guy is trying to convince dog-walkers to try his weird coffee yogurt drink; R. doesn't let me try the drink because he says they're not FDA-approved.
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