All of those are fine reasons to turn down a job—but McDaniels didn't turn down the job for them.
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Student presses Rubio to turn down NRA money Cameron Kasky, a junior at the school, asked Rubio to turn down campaign contributions from the National Rifle Association.
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But producers like Calvin Harris, Diplo, David Guetta, and DJ Snake (of "Turn Down for What" — let us never forget "Turn Down for What") have changed the game.
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For example, lenders turn down African American applicants for home mortgage products more often than they turn down whites, even when both applicants have similar credit and financial backgrounds.
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Would you turn down most commercial uses of your art?
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Who's gonna turn down the chance to make life easier?
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Did Snapchat turn down a $30 billion offer from Google?
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And we'll never be ones to turn down glamour, darling!
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Lip Flip Shade Transformers in Turn Up and Turn Down
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No woman wants to turn down peach à la mode!
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Shields isn't the first celebrity to turn down Trump (romantically).
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If profanities offend, best turn down the sound for this.
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And you can't turn down a dare on television, right?
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What's the most polite way to turn down a threesome?
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And with 180,000 employees, Huawei is tough to turn down.
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For his part, Patrick tried to turn down the heat.
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We try to turn down the volume of the radio.
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He knew this was a fight he couldn't turn down.
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Bring to a boil, turn down flame to simmer. 5.
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But when the money's easy, it's hard to turn down.
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Once it starts simmering, turn down the heat even lower.
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But he couldn't turn down Marie Schrieks's signature coconut macaroons.
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Both sides we believe want to turn down the heat.
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They're not the only Democrats to turn down Trump's invite.
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Cover with lid and turn down to a simmer. 4.
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He wouldn't say he would turn down an NRA contribution.
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But now things are taking a turn down crackpot alley.
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But Japan's Nikkei gave up early gains to turn down 0.33%.
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Why is the governor asking people to turn down their heat?
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Sean Spicer has broken the cardinal rule: Never turn down money.
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"It was a deal she couldn't turn down," says the source.
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Some drivers admit they turn down 100 percent of UberPool requests.
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That's not an invitation I would turn down, but I understand.
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Some health organizations are telling voters to turn down both measures.
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But Weaver's mom decided to turn down the offer and renegotiate.
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However, it is difficult to turn down such a large retainer.
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It was a hard bargain, a hard deal to turn down.
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"I'm not going to turn down $7-million events," he said.
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It is hard to turn down roles that do sexualize me.
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So please, turn down the A.C. — and get your facts straight.
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There was no option for voters to turn down the plan.
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"I would never turn down somebody for help," Mr. Cramsey said.
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I turn down the wine bag and sip my sleepytime tea.
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Ferrari acknowledges there are some requests it has to turn down.
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When everyone leaves, it'll turn down the A/C for example.
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Some utilities even asked their customers to turn down their thermostats.
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Often, the best thing we can do is turn down the volume.
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No trend-hopping teen would turn down an iPhone for an Android.
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You turn down a long, winding drive to get to their garage.
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This is a world where people turn down Olivia Pope, after all.
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Arthur got a job offer in California that we couldn't turn down.
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Do we really want Arya to turn down an equally unforgiving path?
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Often, the best thing we can do is turn down the volume.
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I mean have you seen someone who's lactose intolerant turn down cheese ?????
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The idea of Europe was too good to turn down, he says.
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And after some convincing, the NFL MVP couldn't turn down the challenge.
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Not one to turn down the opportunity to sleep in a little!
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Garrido estimates they had to turn down at least five performance offers.
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I turn down connections with couples and singles I'm not so into.
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Several other customers asked them if they could turn down their music.
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James then had leverage because he could afford to turn down money.
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That baby is going to turn down whatever he damn well pleases.
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Maybe Lindsay was just too appealing of a choice to turn down.
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How many people did you have to turn down this time around?
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She decided to turn down Wall Street and move to Southfield, Mich.
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Should we turn down that side street just to see what's there?
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The viral song "Turn Down For What" also hit clubs in 2013.
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Which street would I turn down that was that fateful "wrong" one?
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"They are just going to turn down the SNP flat," said Whiteley.
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I think I'll just turn down the thermostat myself from now on.
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He did not say whether he would turn down an NRA contribution.
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"Turn down back roads, side roads and country roads," Ms. Pantel said.
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"It was an opportunity I couldn't turn down," Varndell said last week.
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I'm a musician, and it inspired me to turn down the electric amp.
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SHILLUE: Women are always like, "Turn down the AC." They&aposre always shivering.
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You can pump up or turn down the bass depending on your preference.
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Apple wants you to channel your inner crank and turn down that racket.
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Many also helped turn down a rival proposal to ease the existing restrictions.
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" Turn down the indignant shouts of "excuse me?" or "what did you say?
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He urged them to help turn down the heat on the Russia investigation.
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Pilots turn down the temperature in order to prevent people from feeling ill.
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But the onus is on Clinton, not Sanders, to turn down the temperature.
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I can turn down assignments that might not be a good fit. 2.
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I hadn't come all this way to turn down this weird an opportunity.
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Put away your toy arc reactors and turn down that Black Sabbath song.
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"I could never turn down the chance for an adventure," he told CNN.
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It's awkward to turn down a potential conspirator, but better safe than sorry.
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It was frustrating to turn down both the students and the potential revenue.
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What's to make the average schmo turn down a job gotten through connections?
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So many possibilities, such a big platform for anyone asked to turn down.
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Dear Kelsey, What is the MOST polite way to turn down a threesome?
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Sometimes, though, a piece of jewelry is just too fine to turn down.
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Why don't we take it away, gentlemen, and turn down to the ice?
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He also fielded a lot of pitches that he had to turn down.
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"You can pretty much break a ski turn down into steps," she said.
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LCCZ: He should turn down—he should say talk to me another time.
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In Texas, roofing contractors turn down jobs because they don't have enough workers.
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Who exactly is going to turn down courtside tickets to the Showtime Lakers?
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There's a combination of guilt and freedom when you turn down a job.
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He said he could not turn down a personal appeal from the mayor.
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Would anyone stuck 35,000 feet up in the air turn down free food?
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We turn down BroadwayI see my buildingI see my doorstepI see my home.
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Who was I to turn down a $50,000 VIP booth with free booze?
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She received a job offer she could not turn down, according to NBC.
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Turn down the interior temperature, and the LED goes from red to blue.
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The seizure, the surgery, the fancy neuroscience fellowship she had to turn down?
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Instead of saying "yes" to everything, learn to turn up your turn down skills.
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And honestly, would you turn down the money if you were in my shoes?
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Batman's never been one to turn down an excuse for a sweet new ride.
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Because no mom will ever turn down a few hours of primping and pampering.
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To finish, she used the color mix tool to turn down the yellow hues.
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They could hardly be seen to turn down a chance to eject the government.
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I wasn't going to turn down an opportunity to be part of it all.
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The economy, which only recently emerged from recession, may turn down again this year.
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About 63% would turn down the offer, 35% would accept, and 2% don't know.
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Thankfully, Alexa now understands you when you ask her to turn down the bass.
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Ask for raise—you're so charming right now, you'll be hard to turn down.
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"Several other customers asked them if they could turn down their music," he said.
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It's a pretty strange, but how can Rogen turn down such a dedicated fan?
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I close all the curtains and turn down all the lights to reduce glare.
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He decided he would call the Clinton campaign and politely turn down the invitation.
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He would eventually turn down even limited-duty jobs offered by the Postal Service.
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Suddenly, you remember that you failed to turn down the heat for the night.
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When the manager passed by, Williams asked her, again, to turn down the music.
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Why are tech workers only now forcing some firms to turn down DoD contracts?
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It is a positive moment that will turn down the temperature of international relations.
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Younger employees found it hard to turn down Pruitt's requests, staffers told The Hill.
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Yet amid the icy blast, some people were told to turn down the heat.
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He has no choice but to turn down the ticket and Frank feigns annoyance.
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He had to turn down three running scholarships to colleges in the United States.
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Consider it unhelpful, unwanted noise — it's time to turn down the volume on it.
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Who would, really, turn down the chance to call themselves champion of the world?
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Conversely, leading Democratic lawmakers of both parties continue to turn down Fox's interview requests.
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Reputable modelers won't lie – but they have the option to turn down a contract.
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While we can't vouch for your sex life, we'll never turn down a slice.
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All I know is, I've never been one to turn down a biscuit... 6.
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So it's partly that you run your own company, you can turn down clients.
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SHOULD state-funded adoption agencies be able, for religious reasons, to turn down prospective parents?
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Excerpted from How to Turn Down a Billion Dollars: The Snapchat Story by Billy Gallagher.
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"It was a project I had to turn down," Crews told a group of lawmakers.
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One role she didn't turn down is 1992's Batman Returns, where she played Catwoman.
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"It was a project I had to turn down," Crews told the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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She has had to turn down offers of a paying job with the school system.
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Still, he said, such guests were too high-profile for the show to turn down.
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Of course, nothing has been confirmed yet, and Beyoncé could ultimately turn down the role.
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Most people don't turn down the chance to accompany a TV star to the Emmys.
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The board could threaten the bar with eviction if it doesn't turn down the volume.
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Mr. Martinez, not wanting to turn down the fellowship, told him the timing wasn't right.
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Dan gets Darlene alone and questions why she would turn down something with full benefits.
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"Never turn down free food or a free shot" has always been my life motto.
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Not wanting to turn down $20 in free booze, I gave Thirstie one last shot.
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Officials can turn down a candidate if they have any unspecified "doubts about their character".
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Heading to the waterfall, Den 13 took a wrong turn down a dead end trail.
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One way to make walking easier would be obvious to astronauts: just turn down gravity.
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Should he turn down the role, Gabriel Iglesias is more than ready to step in.
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This week, Politico reported Pai had to turn down the award because of ethical considerations.
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Let's be real: We wouldn't turn down a little moolah if it came our way.
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The result of this lack of personnel is that haulage firms must turn down work.
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Or maybe those picks are too juicy for the cap-strapped Thunder to turn down.
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And, of course, there's the ability to just turn down the straw at a restaurant.
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"I don't think any city is going to turn down the opportunity to host Amazon."
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These medications are being used to turn down the temperature in their still-developing brains.
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Turn down a job, and a disgruntled resident could withhold a holiday tip as retribution.
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" He added: "If he hasn't done so already, Bob Dylan should turn down the award.
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Cortes said he would also turn down DHS if it asked for the same data.
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In fact, it's illegal not to have health insurance, and providers can't turn down patients.
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Add the anchovy paste and cook for 22 minutes, then turn down to medium-low.
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It is past time for us to turn down and tune out the rabid rhetoric.
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It is past time for us to turn down and tune out the rabid rhetoric.
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Arthur: Who among us would turn down a fabulous line of steaks bearing our name?
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Third, and this is serious: Please turn down your volume from 13:45 - 20173:00.
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I asked them how they could turn down every penny of such a huge sum.
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Karen McArthur, one of the bakery's directors, called Mr. Lee to turn down his order.
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Elsewhere, especially in the developing world, Huawei's affordable equipment looks too good to turn down.
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The American Museum of Natural History said that it, too, would turn down their money.
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" — SETH MEYERS "'Sex robots may soon be able to turn down sexual advances from humans.
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But you'd have to give up a beloved pet, or turn down a fantastic job.
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To many parents, not being able to turn down a dance partner goes against that.
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It was a lesson in how police are trained to turn down a heated situation.
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I have angel-hair pasta and rainbow chard and can't turn down churros for dessert.
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Political Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump is not usually one to turn down a big crowd.
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Almost all his investors and employees thought it was insane to turn down that money.
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In the interview with Vedomosti, he said, "There are things that you cannot turn down."
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Confidants say he never wanted to be president and tried to turn down the job.
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Just cover the right ear cup to instantly turn down your music for easy conversation.
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No matter how satisfying your sex life is, few people would turn down some extra help.
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"I could never turn down the chance for an adventure," he told CNN by telephone Wednesday.
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For what?" a play on the DJ Snake and Lil Jon song, "Turn Down for What.
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No one's going to turn down money, so just let them buy whatever they want themselves.
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"They have pillows and blankets and you recline and they turn down the lights," she explains.
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Those who fear judgment will avoid dating or turn down their buddies' invitations to go out.
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After seeing this cat paradise, I honestly don't know how Sheeran could turn down the offer.
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They can turn down requests by clients, insists Dennis Hof, owner of Lyon County's four bordellos.
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Whenever I turn down a bachelorette party, I always send my friend a bouquet of flowers.
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Yet he seemed to turn down a chance to defend his own staff in doing so.
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Like how they never turn down women because there's 800 registered sex offenders on the street.
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They don't mind being the one at the bar who asks to turn down the music.
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Okay, yes, we admit it: We will never turn down a Girl Scout selling cookies. NEVER.
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He said he was unaware that the U.S. side was likely to turn down the request.
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This means that you'll either need to turn down the gig or change your business structure.
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He decides to play nasty by offering Fred's crew a juicy contract they can't turn down.
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Who the fuck was I to turn down free anything, even if that anything was poison?
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Listen to both "Turn Down for What" tracks below, then read THUMP's guide to music copyright.
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Since he's not one to turn down a free Apple product, he decides to use it.
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And no matter when, it's hard to turn down money when offered at a higher valuation.
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Just getting people to turn down a straw is a gateway to a more sustainable lifestyle.
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That will scare banks into slowing the flow of credit, and the economy will turn down.
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Who would turn down boat trips on the Bosporus or a stroll through the Grand Bazaar?
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"To work with Jose Mourinho once again was an opportunity I couldn't turn down," Matic said.
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The thought of doing sequels alone added to Clarke's decision to turn down the role, too.
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All the same, it doesn't seem likely that anyone is going to turn down the volume.
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So while my time is theoretically my own, I never turn down work or a meeting.
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Which might lead one to wonder: Is there a way to turn down the planet's thermostat?
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Officials preach a flat structure in which it's never O.K. to turn down colleagues for help.
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Gowdy refused and continued to turn down requests for a hearing for more than a year.
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Mr. Trump said on Thursday that he could not turn down any requests from the soldiers.
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Bring to a slow boil, then turn down the heat to low; simmer 30 minutes. 4.
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Seasonal industries like hotels and landscaping are having to turn down customers or provide fewer services.
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Mr. Rechnitz said he could not turn down the mayor and wrote a check for $22017,300.
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Organizations like SEO Scholars, which turn down far more students than they take, have their critics.
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A Holiday Bowl spokesman declined to comment on potential replacements should Minnesota turn down the bid.
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"The big names will turn down a candidate," who only looks good on paper, he says.
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For one thing, the economy could still turn down, changing the prediction from Mr. Fair's equation.
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We both agree that this is deeply weird, but who am I to turn down $60?
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A true act of love was watching him turn down the volume whenever I'd pipe up.
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"Make a wrong turn down here and you'll be in the headquarters of YouTube," Gibson mused.
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Who would turn down another helping of cake and ice cream, especially when it is free?
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When your bathtub is nearly full, it's usually a sensible idea to turn down the spigot.
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Then, the host of the party asked the brothers to turn down the music in their car.
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If you say, "Alexa, turn up the treble," or "Alexa, turn down the bass," it'll do so.
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Click here to view original GIFI rarely turn down the chance to try something new or strange.
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If it's very hot inside, take frequent smoke breaks, or insist your host turn down the heat.
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"An immediate cash injection through a private placement could prove too attractive to turn down," Eurasia said.
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One madness becomes another until it takes a turn down a dark dirt road in Maya Beach.
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They need to turn down projects that are monochromatic both in front of and behind the camera.
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It's enough to make you want to turn down the brightness on your phone in some cases.
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She simply refuses to buy clothes by designers who turn down her requests because of her size.
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Annalise tries to urge her partner to turn down the exciting opportunity by essentially mocking the FBI.
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So we turn down a lot of these celebrity parties because it's not really real, is it?
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For Hadid's first turn down the runway for Hilfiger in February 2015, Hilfiger recalls a casting dilemma.
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Many small companies in emerging markets have to turn down orders because they can't finance big orders.
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You used to think your parents were totally lame for begging you to turn down the music.
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Faced with this, some think there is a need to turn down the global thermostat using geoengineering.
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At the same time, they did not want to turn down the opportunity to engage in dialogue.
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If it is too much, visit it less or turn down the volume when you feel overwhelmed.
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Vacation and meditation seemed to turn down defense responses, inflammation response and innate immune response, Schadt said.
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LeBlanc isn't the only actor to turn down parts that worked out really well for someone else.
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Natasha's so distraught that she tries to turn down an invite to the opera with her father.
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"You don't turn down a chance to keep learning from the master," she says of Tate's boss.
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"When you see the first good quarter, you know things aren't about to turn down," he said.
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In addition, the offer of nearly a billion in "free money" was simply impossible to turn down.
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Eventually, you'll get so good at pitching your ideas that they'll be (almost) impossible to turn down.
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You can turn down the volume on music, videos, games, and other media to keep them quiet.
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Spiegel's decision to turn down Facebook seems to have paid off, as Snapchat's parent company Snap Inc.
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"What we would do is use them as a turn-down service in a hotel," O'Donnell laughs.
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Stroll reported an issue with the fuel flow meter, forcing the team to turn down the mode.
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Contrary to Trump's tweet, many are quite happy to turn down the "fame" associated with representing him.
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I'm a freelance writer, so it takes a lot for me to turn down a paid assignment.
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That was another reason for this project starting, so I'd never have to turn down a show.
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There are quiet missives (the Pharrell-assisted "The Turn Down"), Technicolor bright spots ("Blackkk"), hypnotic grooves ("Jethro").
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"[If I] felt I was ready, then it would be very hard to turn down," he said.
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I hate having to turn down buying that cereal or lunch snack they might see and want.
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But it is clear that Ms. Pelosi and her team are trying to turn down the volume.
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The Met will turn down money from the Sackler family amid the fury over the opioid crisis.
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Here's how to turn down holiday obligations without your life exploding in a fiery ball of chaos.
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We also follow papers we turn down to see if we made mistakes in deciding to reject.
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I am a hopeless romantic, so I would never turn down the opportunity to find my person.
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Christian Bale's respect for Christopher Nolan's vision made him turn down the chance to play Batman again.
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The limited time commitment enables networks to tap movie talent that would turn down longer TV projects.
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The lack of available workers has even forced one-third of companies to turn down business opportunities.
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He is not fat, but the job stands between him and leanness: he can't turn down food.
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Vidal reportedly once said that there are two things you never turn down: sex and TV appearances.
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We thought that was weird, but it also felt stupid to turn down a drink on a sailboat.
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This kinda thing is a little Pinterest Mom for my taste, but I'd never turn down a gift.
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I don't really want an entrée but I will never turn down crab rangoon or cheesesteak egg rolls.
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And to me, a single gal living in Manhattan, I'm not about to turn down a free drink.
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There's literally no iPhone user who will turn down a new charger — these things get put through hell.
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The shooter, Michael Dunn, claimed he felt threatened when the group refused to turn down their car radio.
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Maybe they're forced to turn down an internship opportunity because they know the financial strain it will cause.
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Audi is a luxury brand, and having more time to yourself is a luxury few would turn down.
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But if someone claims the issue is "fit" rather than prejudice, few companies would turn down their dollars.
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My ads were posted nationwide, so I constantly had to turn down clients who lived beyond driving distance.
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Though we'll never turn down buying a new embroidered bralette, our undergarment collection needs a touch of simplicity.
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When she was invited to audition in person, she couldn't turn down the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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"You think the banks are going to turn down the president's son on a leveraged loan?" he asked.
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Doluz says that "even if that should be offered," a disciple can always turn down a sexual advance.
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We just want to chill and watch the Grammys tonight, so could you turn down for a day?
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A machinery firm in eastern Japan said it had to turn down new orders due to staff shortages.
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I have to turn down tons of opportunities because I just can't even fit them in the schedule.
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I'm not gonna turn down anybody's $10, $15 million, but I can't see myself stepping off this path.
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"I didn't want her to turn down the opportunity just because she couldn't get out there," Fuller said.
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The shooter, Michael Dunn, claimed he'd felt threatened when the group refused to turn down their car radio.
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As I've never been one to turn down a challenge, though, I decided to give it a try.
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You can tell it to dim your Phillips Hue lights or turn down your Nest thermostat, for instance.
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If you turn down events and use money as an excuse, it may be time to check yourself.
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After reading this book, only the most unadventurous reader would turn down the chance to see Wagner's masterpiece.
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That is one way to turn down the volume on the anti-immigrant rhetoric at the federal level.
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And every job we turn down creates something for some other poor sucker to have to do instead.
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Rihanna recently discussed her decision to turn down a chance to perform in the Super Bowl halftime show.
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Rihanna recently discussed her decision to turn down an offer to headline the 2019 Super Bowl halftime show.
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"We work together, build relationships here, so later on ... it's hard to turn down a friend," Vice Adm.
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Analysts say the jewelry company might turn down the offer and seek a higher number, according to Reuters.
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Know your worth and don't be afraid to kindly turn down clients if you cannot reach an agreement.
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If you turn down treatment, your premiums will go up as much as fifteen hundred dollars a month.
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" Mr. Reese added that "for him to turn down the bishops and the government, that would be noteworthy.
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It would be foolish, she has said, to turn down more money than usual for the same work.
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Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to turn down someone's suggestion without being totally brutal.
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Chaffetz said he had his "subpoena pen ready" should the FBI turn down his request for the memos.
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"I think it was a big mistake to turn down the settlement offer," CFRA analyst Garrett Nelson said.
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Orlando Bloom is opening up about his past decision to turn down an appearance on Saturday Night Live.
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Resist the urge to turn down the thermostat to save money – you want to keep the pipes warm.
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But what really enables Bobby to turn down Frotty's dirty money is plenty dirty in and of itself.
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The experts also noted that counterintuitively, you may need to turn down some work to make more money.
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"I'm sure that he'll keep going down the same road and won't make a turn down another one."
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Is it really helpful to ask Alexa to turn down the stove if we're already in the kitchen?
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And once a political squabble like this boils over, it is awfully hard to turn down the temperature.
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Paffumi told the deputy that the student, after refusing to turn down his music, started rapping to it.
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And how can you turn down a bunny named Frank Sinatra waiting outside your window blasting Peter Gabriel?
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It was hard to turn down the money because I've never dreamed of making that kind of money.
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But, if artists don't have the privilege to turn down playing an inaccessible venue, what should they do?
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If you get there you get there, but give yourself a break and turn down the pressure to perform.
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Perhaps the lure of tax credits offered by Chicago, Philadelphia, or Atlanta will be too much to turn down.
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FYI, McGregor told us he wants an MMA fight next ... but would he really turn down another HUGE payday??
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Then, he says he's going to turn down the lights, and he walks to an office in the back.
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So you're not going to turn down and say this is not a data story I want to do?
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It can be used like a color palette in Paint 2299D or to turn down the music in Spotify.
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Newton has vowed to turn down projects that do not pay her the same as her male co-stars.
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"We help people the banks turn down," Metrofund president Robert M. Grossman told the New York Times in 1983.
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Often, they offered cash up front, according to interviews with homeowners, an offer some found hard to turn down.
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A decade or so ago pupils would rarely turn down Oxbridge, says Alex Wilson, an official at the school.
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Today, 80% of U.S. workers say they would turn down a job offer that doesn't provide flexible work options.
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Investigative weekly Le Canard Enchaine said Hollande had asked Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to turn down the invitation.
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Because we'll never turn down a chance to shop new beauty products — we don't care who it's marketed to.
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"You can't turn down an offer that was never made," the label tweeted on Monday morning, hastagging it #JustStop.
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Plus, there are plenty of ways for candidates to technically turn down corporate money but still receive corporations' money.
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Pharmaceutical companies are not exactly eager to release data on how many right to try applications they turn down.
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Roodt is aware that working with Orania is controversial, but says the opportunity was too exciting to turn down.
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Jansen, the 51-year-old outgoing co-CEO of Worldpay, could still turn down the BT offer, Bloomberg said.
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We need to both turn down the temperature on the debate and bring the conversation into more mainstream venues.
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This may give hospitals a financial incentive to turn down the volume, as survey scores are tied to reimbursements.
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By using great discernment, I must turn down parties, movies, award shows, speeches, and deals of all different kinds.
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There are some things all three of the women will turn down, including skid marks, period stains, and urine.
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Big foreign mining firms tend to retrench quickly when markets turn down; small local miners tend to keep digging.
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Election day odds and ends: Reuters: Republicans in key election races turn down the volume on Trump's tax cuts.
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Truffles are some of the most sought-after, and expensive, ingredients around — no foodie would turn down this present.
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Childcare responsibilities mean women are more likely to work part time or turn down high-octane, high-paid jobs.
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No one in their right mind would turn down warm cookies, making it a win-win for everyone involved.
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I wanted to escape, be out there in an hour and a half and respectfully turn down every invitation.
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They force passes into the post, turn down what the defense is offering, and play with a predictable exuberance.
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By itself, the ask is no big deal to turn down—in volume, and repeatedly, the insistence becomes stressful.
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We should be able to take courage to turn down the opportunities, which maybe don't fit to our strategy.
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Once the onions are translucent, turn down the heat to low; this is where the patience comes into play.
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You may want to turn down the volume on your Apple Watch if the notification alerts sound too loud.
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The justices almost never explain at the time why they agree to hear one appeal or turn down another.
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They really love the kids and take an almost parental role, making it hard to turn down more responsibilities.
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But it is not smart political strategy to turn down a TV megaphone into millions of potential voters' households.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders whether it's appropriate to turn down play dates with children whose parents own firearms.
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Even if you aren't speeding, you break, turn down the radio, and put your hands at 10 and 2.
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Some studies have even found that women may turn down management roles because of their distaste for office politics.
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"It's time to turn down the tone, we need to stop the panic," he told local newspaper La Repubblica.
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But Mr. Comey went because he did not believe he could turn down a meeting with the new president.
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Doolittle, 33, is the only National so far to turn down the invitation to meet the president on Monday.
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I always knew to turn down a credit card for a free pizza, t-shirt, or frisbee in college.
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Not that I personally would turn down a chance to hang out in a cavern full of $900 cabernets.
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Trying to pull people in from the ends, trying to turn down the temperature and actually get work done?
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Despite being tasked with an unenviable rebuilding job, it is an opportunity he felt he could hardly turn down.
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Here's hoping it can be done before the United States takes another turn down the path blazed by Venezuela.
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But Mr. Bruce, who graduated last month from Carthage College in Wisconsin, had to turn down both of them.
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"Ever since, we've tried to turn down the hype and make people understand how hard this is," he said.
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Brooklyn's lone All-Star, D'Angelo Russell, seemed to think the intensity was unlikely to turn down any time soon.
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Now, we've learned the alleged victim is a woman who claims all she did was turn down his advances.
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The former Bachelorette took a turn down the aisle last weekend—but not as a bride with beau Jordan Rodgers.
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These plans are typically cheaper, but can also turn down people with pre-existing conditions or charge them higher premiums.
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I went to turn down into Marylebone High Street and we saw four guys were pushing around a Deliveroo cyclist.
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Billy Gallagher is the author of "How To Turn Down A Billion Dollars: The Snapchat Story," which is out Feb.
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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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Stuck in the Philippines, Taft had to turn down multiple offers from TR to appoint him to the Supreme Court.
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But even in the most buoyant climate, one rule of acquiring remains true: It's hard to turn down $7.5 billion.
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Once I wrap up that book, I buy another one (How to Turn Down a Billion Dollars: The Snapchat Story).
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When the merrymakers were asked to turn down the music, they responded ... by turning it up, according to the plaintiffs.
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The treat is basically a socially acceptable way to eat dessert for breakfast, so it seems hard to turn down.
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Sometimes it's hard following the low FODMAP diet because I have to turn down most things, so I'm very happy.
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Know when to ask for help Upscale sushi restaurants frequently turn down reservations from non-Japanese speakers and foreign visitors.
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There isn't a dare that Dave Franco and Emma Roberts would turn down – in their new film Nerve, that is.
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As much as I need a moment of peace, I can't turn down the thrill of seeing something completely new.
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Turn down the heat to low, add the garlic chives, and cook, stirring occasionally, for about 3 minutes, until wilted.
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Popular candidates like Ocasio-Cortez, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Kamala Harris have all sworn to turn down money from corporate PACs.
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"How to Turn Down a Billion Dollars: The Snapchat Story" is now available for pre-sale before coming out tomorrow.
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It's equally hard for conscious-heavy Democrats to turn down the registry, especially if they're from "red states" like Rep.
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If several journals turn down a paper before it is published, it may be years before the results become public.
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According to these reports, Tossman asked Penzo to turn down the music, and Penzo put his headphones on the floor.
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Sure, yes, sure, Jay won't ever turn down food but his calculating mind is not on lettuce cups, not now.
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You could refuse the role, but that would be ungracious and perverse; you might as well turn down a medal.
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Mr. Peña said he could afford to turn down his severance payment because he is single and has no children.
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If you do not want a certain person on your board, you may have to turn down that person's investment.
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However, according to Tlaib the preconditions for visiting were "oppressive," and she decided to turn down the opportunity to visit.
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To truly be successful, this involves the discipline to turn down things that might keep you from reaching your goals.
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There were mulletted Over the Top loving Stalloneheads, human toolboxes who never met an arm-wrestle they could turn down.
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An airport spokesperson told the paper that the airport hasn't invoiced the campaign but "certainly wouldn't turn down any reimbursement."
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The fans can't get enough of these two duking it out and it's too lucrative a contest to turn down.
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I recognize that most people would keep on the power-saving features and probably turn down the screen a bit.
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His laudable decision to turn down a $38 million speaking deal also suggests that he can read the political winds.
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"It's time to turn down the tone, we need to stop panic," he said, according to Italian newspaper La Repubblica.
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Train staff provided beautiful turn-down service nightly, which included a piece of good-night chocolate placed on the comforter.
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When the UFC announced its new women's division, the former MMA boxer couldn't turn down the chance to try out.
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Phoenix admitted he wouldn't turn down a possible sequel in an interview with Peter Travers on Popcorn with Peter Travers.
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Once, when I requested that a waitperson turn down the music, he said he was not authorized to do so!
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Sims says Codecademy has thus far "made the conscious choice to turn down additional capital," while acknowledging that could change.
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Republicans can avoid the fate of Democrats by crafting a replacement plan that will be too good to turn down.
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Such ructions can be expected at the peak of a merger frenzy and as the cycle starts to turn down.
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As he's done in the past, Sanders is expected to turn down that nomination and run again as an independent.
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And then there's Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal legal fixer and a man who apparently can't turn down a media request.
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Turn down the volume, throw on a podcast, and kick some cosmic ass as a Horse Rider of the Apocalypse.
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So perhaps we should turn down the volume of moral outrage and see this for the business issue it is.
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But money doesn't get any easier to turn down with time, any more than rebuking friends and colleagues gets easier.
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After all, who would turn down a meeting with a man who had unleashed billions of dollars into their industry?
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""I turn down all commercial product endorsement offers and rarely collaborate or lend my name or work to other endeavours.
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Harward's decision to turn down the offer will only add to the troubles Trump and his team have faced this week.
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"It's not infrequent that I turn down opportunities because they are not set up to accommodate breastfeeding or pumping," Winant says.
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In recent years, Stewart's office has gotten so many requests, he says he has had to turn down 90% of them.
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But would you turn down a chance to see Meryl Streep playing a timid-yet-evil mother sparring with Reese Witherspoon?
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We've put together a range of options — the coolest totes, kits, and kitchenware out there — that no mom could turn down.
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The lawsuit said he was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after refusing to turn down the music.
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You should ask her, but I'll speculate: For one thing, performers tend not to turn down steady work in profitable franchises.
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Never one to turn down an extra $13 billion, Murdoch chuckled to himself and relaxed while these two fought it out.
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I have literally never seen a woman (or any person) turn down a proposal from the love of their life. Ever.
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"I didn't have the ability or the skills to turn down a fight and I let anger control me," he said.
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Having Darius turn down Ruby, as far as the Everlasting audience is concerned, is what they want – they want more drama.
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Hit, say, "I'm Leaving", and the Home app will turn off the lights, turn down the thermostat and set the alarm.
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Law firms can also take on cases that they might otherwise turn down when they lack the funds to pursue them.
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With our vetting, and I know this is true for the Obamas as well, we turn down a lot of people.
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It reportedly struggles with full screen video playback from YouTube for example, even if you turn down the resolution to 480p.
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If your alarm goes off or someone calls and it senses you looking at the screen, the volume will turn down.
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Turns out Justin Bieber would turn down a check that big if it meant performing at a Republican National Convention event.
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I drink a couple of Budweisers, take one Jell-o shot, smoke one cigarette, and turn down two offers to dance.
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Markle and Harry have reportedly decided to turn down their invite to the 2018 Emmy Awards due to royal life protocols.
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Turn off wifi and Bluetooth, turn down the volume, lower the screen brightness, don't run any particularly demanding apps or programs.
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The problem was that this happened to him all day long and he had to constantly turn down rides—and income.
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Security experts say it's common for lawyers for private organizations to turn down requests from law enforcement for access to servers.
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The chance to play in this historic stadium and to work with Jose Mourinho was something I could not turn down.
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Anecdotally, we learned of some drillers having to turn down already scarce jobs because of their difficulty in securing quality personnel.
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"It is past time for us to turn down and tune out the rabid rhetoric," the 2012 GOP presidential candidate added.
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If you're looking for a lively, hilarious show from a new perspective to play while you turn down, look no further.
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Nikki Haley: "The best thing we can do is turn down the volume" Translation: Voters need to shut the hell up.
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So yeah, that was tough to turn down ... My goal since I've been a kid is to play in the NFL.
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Mr. Levatich also did not turn down a White House photo op with Mr. Trump when things were going his way.
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"When we do taste tests for the smoked salmon, a lot of the public turn down a little taster," he says.
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We have had to turn down plenty of offers because of a simple question we ask ourselves: 'Would we buy this?
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"Since February 1, we've had to turn down orders for 503 million masks or more a day on average," Bowen says.
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"She continued: "Before, I would turn down last minute lunches or meetings because I literally wasn't dressed, and by 2 p.m.
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White gatekeepers can turn down Grande, and reward Cummins, and feel like they've done nothing wrong because both women are Latinx.
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But I can imagine it would be hard to turn down another run given the advantages he has at this moment.
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Of course, no members of the Fast gang are going to turn down a light and bullet-fast Japanese ride, either.
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I was never going to turn down money that someone offered me for something that took me seven years to write.
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"We really just haven't seen sufficient weakness ... to really think that retail is starting to turn down that sharply," Newton said.
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But when she saw the opportunity to launch a membership-based business of her own, she couldn't turn down the challenge.
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European rules give carmakers much wider leeway than in the United States to turn down emissions controls to protect the engine.
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But what about the directions we go in every day, the roads we choose — or do not choose — to turn down?
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Remind guests to be considerate, he said, by asking them to turn down the television or music by a certain time.
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In its official statement to CNN with Marciano's remarks, Guess did not elaborate on Upton's decision to turn down the offer.
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The reason wasn't mysterious — the amount of federal dollars on offer was simply too much for many governors to turn down.
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That's hard to turn down, even if you may not love the way display ads look on your pretty website or app.
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In fact, one of the more common reasons that banks and investors turn down borrowers is because of poor cash-flow management.
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Comparing Zoomlion's cash offer to the expected synergies with Konecranes, I think it would be difficult for Terex to turn down Zoomlion.
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U.S. regulatory fears prompted Fairchild Semiconductor to turn down a $2.6 billion bid from state-backed groups China Resources and Hua Capital.
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For most people, the Home Hub is a great way to look at the weather forecast and to turn down the lights.
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After being surrounded by oyster meat an entire day, I felt like I had to turn down a last oyster before leaving.
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Overwhelmed with other deadlines, Rowell had to initially turn down her dream Marvel Comics gig until she had fulfilled her other commitments.
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Would they really turn down Mr Trout for Mr Moncada, the game's best-regarded minor leaguer, plus the young outfielder Andrew Benintendi?
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Wafia "Flowers & Superpowers" For those who'd rather top knot, turn down, Wafia is back with the first single from her upcoming album.
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But, hey, if a dish has the words cookie and butter in its name, we're not going to turn down a taste.
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But, her decision to turn down such sexual coercion ended any dreams she had about following in her heroine Olivia Pope's footsteps.
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Ultimately, the teenage girl decided to turn down placement in the Anders' home in case their birth mother came back for them.
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Of course, 42-year-old Floyd keeps insisting he's retired ... but c'mon, you really think he'll turn down another $300 million payday?!?
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Having an independent chairman in place surely helped the board turn down a takeover offer from the former chief executive that autumn.
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Teddy immediately goes to Grey Sloan to turn down the interim Chief job Bailey offered her and flee before Owen sees her.
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He urged Venezuelans to turn down air conditioners and water heaters, unplug devices and reduce the use of hair and clothes dryers.
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Always excited to meet a follower, Manny is never one to turn down a selfie or a hug with someone who cares.
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She later explained that her comments stemmed from frustration over having to turn down another project due to the season 6 pickup.
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All this suggests that there is a risk that when the market does at last turn down, the decline will be exaggerated.
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My advice was that if he couldn't satisfactorily answer those questions, it was probably the right move to turn down the deal.
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The point is, I trust this "Agent" about as much as I trust Veronica Lodge to turn down a mimosa at breakfast.
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And in that more prudish time period, women were expected to turn down sex (at first, anyway) even if they wanted it.
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Because Scandal's Scott Foley asked me to "give it a shot" and I've never been one to turn down a food challenge.
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His sister-in-law Kylie Jenner was nearly forced to turn down her Puma deal because she'd be betraying his Adidas partnership.
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In 2016, the company was given the opportunity to join the Disney accelerator — it was an offer too good to turn down.
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As for dream celebrity guests for the revival, we're told they wouldn't turn down Chrissy Teigen, John Legend and their daughter, Luna.
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Star comes home from rehearsal and asks Hunter — now drunk off his ass — to turn down the TV, and they begin fighting.
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I am in a privileged position right now where I'm able to turn down work, whereas I haven't been able to previously.
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Louise Melling, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, said the Supreme Court had been right to turn down the appeal.
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They eventually left her home and instructed her to turn down the volume on the talk radio show she was listening to.
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When local community leaders and friends asked Palacios to run for office, she couldn't turn down the opportunity to represent her community.
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It takes a disciplined CEO to turn down the offer of millions in funding, especially in these heady days of easy capital.
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Instead, he advised his allies that a spot on the national ticket, if offered, would be a hard prize to turn down.
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I'm the restaurant patron asking the manager to please turn down the music so I can hear my friends across the table.
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Even if he landed in the tens of millions, that's still a good chunk of change and obviously nothing to turn down.
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So this is an effort to turn down the temperature after a weekend of increasingly personal provocations aimed at the special counsel.
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It's not the first time pregnancy has forced a role to be recast or convinced an actress to turn down a role.
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Superliner sleeping cars have two levels and offer passengers additional amenities like turn-down service and priority boarding, according to Amtrak's website.
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It's because of owning that responsibility that I've actually passed on a number of projects that were very hard to turn down.
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Drug manufacturers sometimes turn down requests because they have only a limited supply or they are concerned about legal and medical risks.
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Private estates barricaded their waterfront views, yet we could turn down any cul-de-sac and find Biscayne Bay waiting for us.
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Is there any song in the entire world that makes you feel more hyped than "Turn Down For What" by Lil Jon?
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And thus, it follows that "Turn Down For What" would be an instant choice for a figure skater planning a new routine.
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Flying on New Year's Eve provided a ready excuse to turn down invitations (or to feel fine if I didn't get any).
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So you do not have a specific rule book to cite when trying to persuade your neighbor to turn down the lights.
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Mexico is a road-tripper's dream, with a turn down any highway revealing landscapes that are more than easy on the eye.
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"If the economy does turn down, then a more extensive sequence of rate cuts could be appropriate," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said.
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Drugmakers sometimes turn down requests because they have only a limited supply or because they are concerned about legal and medical risks.
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Rescue groups must evaluate dogs as thoroughly as possible and have the backbone to turn down dogs that show signs of aggression.
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"It's better to be silent than a fool," she once told the Alabama Academy of Honor in a typically polite turn-down.
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Access will always have its appeal, and I still wouldn't turn down an interview with the CEO of any company I cover.
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"Parasite" director Bong Joon-ho said he&aposd turn down an offer to direct a Marvel movie if ever given the opportunity.
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Every night, a car attendant came to the room to turn down the room, and in the morning to make it up.
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They know me there, they come by, they see me, and they say, 'Three-pound lobster?' and that's difficult to turn down.
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Bernie Sanders won Vermont's Democratic Senate primary but is expected to turn down the nomination, as he did in his previous campaigns.
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But he does like making good work and sitting down to talk about it, and that's not an opportunity he'll turn down.
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A series of Supreme Court cases has established as a general rule that competent adult patients may turn down unwanted medical care.
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Samantha Bee didn't always want her own late-night show, but she wasn't about to turn down the opportunity once it arose.
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Sometimes I think I could be happy in life if I had the self-worth to turn down so many offers from guys.
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If you answer a question that means you're going to cost more, you'll get a quick turn-down, like the one shown below.
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These animals can put us in close contact with the fleas, who aren't shy enough to turn down an opportune meal from people.
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Professional poachers offer a tiny portion to locals who assist them, which can be hard for impoverished residents of villages to turn down.
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Even when the issue was far removed from guns, Butina did not turn down any opportunity to speak in front of an audience.
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A plain old phone charger There's literally no iPhone user who will turn down a new charger — these things get put through hell.
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X will take that horrible turn down the dark dirt road in Maya Beach, and the whole of everything after that will change.
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Lightning Cable iPhone chargers get put through hell and there's not an iPhone user on earth who will turn down a new one.
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The m15's chassis gets uncomfortably hot on the bottom, only moderately cooling down when I turn down performance settings in Windows 10.
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"The @NFL mad about #Kaepernick protest but I bet they don't turn down all the money from them jersey sales," Seals tweeted Monday.
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Eminem is never one to turn down a moment to get political, and his Sunday night iHeartRadio Music Awards performance was no exception.
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As Facebook deeply invests in its ability to help scale publishers' reach and monetization, it will be a hard offer to turn down.
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In 2008, President Barack Obama became the first general election candidate to turn down the funding, despite an earlier pledge to take it.
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In December, the market seemed like they were sending a very strong signal that the economy was going to turn down this year.
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Naturally, a bunch of OkCupid users are now worried about being exposed to harassment from people they turn down on the dating site.
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Barack Obama, who has been actively chill as his time as POTUS wraps up, isn't one to turn down a great photo op.
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These gators prefer to munch on crustaceans, snails, and fish, but they won't turn down an exotic meal if one suddenly presents itself.
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Bring verjus, turmeric vinegar, salt, and 1 cup water to a boil in a small saucepan, and turn down to a simmer. 2.
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My drive through Maryland is a blur of small wood-shingled homes until I turn down the quiet street where the house sits.
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It seems that, with a better camera, Samsung has finally decided to turn down the amount of post-processing done to its images.
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But networks like HBO would not be able to turn down any potential meeting between a legend like Pacquiao and boxing's biggest talent.
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One source told us ... because of filming, Cardi's had to turn down other gigs in March that would've made her between $100k-$200k.
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A copyright lawsuit involving DJ Snake and Lil Jon's "Turn Down for What" was filed yesterday, May 4, by publishing company Golden Crown.
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He didn't shift on two big issues — he won't support an assault weapons ban, and he won't pledge to turn down NRA donations.
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But he ultimately decided to turn down an invitation to meet with North Korea's then-leader, after determining that Kim couldn't be trusted.
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With those slots off the table, he reportedly chose to turn down other roles within the administration, according to New Jersey Advance Media.
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However, he thinks there may be an opportunity down the road "if you turn down the noise" because of the company's new CEO.
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With a good smart thermostat, you can turn down the temperature — or turn off the air conditioning — from the comfort of your bed.
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After a news conference Friday, Pence nodded "yes" when asked by reporters if he would turn down the pay raise during the shutdown.
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His family and friends warned him not to politicize his son's death, and he had decided to turn down the invitation to speak.
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Is it too much to ask for restaurants, retail stores and other public places to turn down the volume of the amplified sound?
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Ask Alexa to turn down the volume, add to your to-do list, and tell you about tomorrow's weather without skipping a beat.
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I've seen plenty of people turn down higher salaries and awesome perks to stay with employers they feel truly have their backs.3.
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Obviously, she said, the Huskies' runaway success of the past few years builds on itself, making a scholarship offer difficult to turn down.
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"Should I turn down a daughter-in-law who, in addition to having birth and brains, is entirely and unimpeachably honest?" she asked.
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And I still didn't turn down a visit to the stand across the street, Pandy and Mucca, which looks out onto Piazzale Libia.
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We recently had to turn down a tour with Superjoint Ritual and all I will say is that it was too politically-charged.
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Don't be discouraged, but we're very selective about what we publish, which means we turn down the overwhelming majority of submissions and queries.
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Sources say Mr. Cuomo pressured Ms. James to turn down the nomination after the W.F.P. endorsed his opponent, actress and activist Cynthia Nixon.
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Late last month, Dr. Barrette said that if doctors wanted to turn down pay raises, he would find other uses for the money.
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Jennifer Hudson Turn down the volume on your headphones for this one, because this matchup is about who can sing the house down.
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Saturday Turn down for Earth On Saturday, people around the world will switch off their lights for 60 minutes at 8:30 p.m.
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"I wouldn't turn down wild dragon blood if it was sent to me and I thought it was collected ethically," Dr. Bishop said.
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And concerns about Mr. Kasowitz's role led at least two prominent Washington lawyers to turn down offers to join the White House staff.
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We&aposve asked people to bring napkins to our parties, to pick up groceries on the way home, to turn down the thermostat.
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Silicone Case for Nintendo Switch Lite — $2289 See Details Sick of your roommate (or spouse?) telling you to turn down the dang volume?
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That one was tough to turn down, Dr. Modrek said, but "the fire trucks come out sirens blasting," which was a deal-breaker.
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Even better, should the market turn down a tick today and rebound by two ticks tomorrow, bingo: There's another new record to celebrate.
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" Jim Acosta also said on CNN, "I think he's trying to turn down the temperature that he, frankly, cranked all the way up.
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Not many White House officials would turn down an opportunity to go one-on-one with the president; not many are so conscientious.
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Cameron Kasky, a junior who survived the massacre at Stoneman Douglas High School, asked Rubio to turn down campaign contributions from the NRA.
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Actively managing a forest is expensive, so much so that financially strained state park systems are having to turn down gifts of land.
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If regulators aren't able to turn down prices they think are too high, then they don't have much leverage at the bargaining table.
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These are all valid reasons to avoid the genealogy bargain and politely turn down the opportunity to swab your cheek after family Christmas dinner.
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Clarke said her minimal nudity on camera for the HBO show led her to turn down the lead role in 50 Shades of Grey.
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Roving gangs wander the streets and, if you turn down the wrong alley, an unfriendly player may just stick a shotgun in your face.
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CBS News reports that former Clinton staffers confirmed that the campaign did, at least, turn down the offer to bring in embedded Facebook employees.
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Have to turn down an invite from S. to get lunch, even though it sounds like a dream to get burritos and sit outside.
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I had to turn down chances to work with artists and designers I admire because the surgery timeline extended from one month to three.
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Your parents are never going to turn down an opportunity to tell you what you did wrong, even if you're just following a script.
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"Several other customers asked them if they could turn down their music," Spirit spokesperson Paul Berry explained in a statement immediately after the incident.
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"Any move below $115 on SMH would be a negative and make me think that this group is about to turn down," he added.
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The press release actually says that you specifically chose Sudden Death—Well, it was offered to me, but I do turn down things, too.
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Job candidates are more likely to withdraw from the recruiting process or turn down offers after interactions with ill-prepared interviewers who perpetrate microaggressions.
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Turn down his offer, he tells the council, and he'll fund all of their political opponents and install new politicians who'll accept his proposal.
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And I never turn down an opportunity to get a book signed, which of course is something you can't do with an e-reader.
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I don't get why parents should feel that they have to offer special foods (commercial stuff) because their children may turn down wholesome food.
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In a Zika-prevalent area with a severe blood shortage, it is hard to turn down someone who is not showing signs of Zika.
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We're told Meek's crew put out calls to several nightclubs asking them to turn down Drake if he wanted to throw an after-party.
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She pauses to turn down her stereo, which has been playing Prince's greatest hits since the world learned of his death on Thursday afternoon.
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The stigma surrounding mental health issues was enough to make stars turn down a campaign started by Prince William, Kate Middleton and Prince Harry.
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We turn down a street, our view of the sky narrows, and suddenly our blue dot jumps to the other side of the block.
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IT IS WITH relief—oops, I mean "regret"—that I must turn down your offer of the role of chief executive at Wells Fargo.
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When the Talk co-hosts expressed shock that someone would turn down Stamos, they asked if the ladies give excuses (such as being married).
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I called my mom in Miami recently to ask her why, in the end, they'd agreed to let me turn down a free ride.
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Companies or private organizations might turn down the FBI over concerns about leaks to the media, or information that might come out in court.
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Cardio can also turn down the volume on the "make me bigger" signals sent to muscle fibers in the hours and days after training.
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But they're also basically garbage disposals that won't turn down table scraps, according to Audubon, and unreal amounts of cat food, according to me.
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"As they turn down requests to participate in activities and outings, they become more isolated," said Vargovich, who was not associated with the study.
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We know it sounds like a odd food mashup, but it's also pretty hard for us to turn down anything that includes cheese curds.
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Renters need to know they can turn down buyouts if they wish; landlords need to know they will be punished for breaking the law.
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He could turn down a potentially choice assignment, whatever it was, and retreat to the cubicle dungeon and the slow immolation of his soul.
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Reservists are allowed to turn down up to three assignments each year, meaning FEMA cannot count on a full reserve force during peak periods.
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Fear or self-doubt on this journey can be a stumbling block, especially if you second-guess yourself and turn down potentially lucrative opportunities.
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"I'm going to make a bet that we're going to turn down here and the dollar would be a tailwind for staples," he said.
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The object is to make it easier for employers to hire but also to shed staff, should their business turn down in the future.
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Gift a Bouqs Co. subscription, $36-$60/monthWe would never turn down a regular shipment of beautiful flowers to adorn our desks or tabletops.
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More than two or three payments over 30 days late was enough for my conservative bank to turn down a loan in some cases.
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Before your turn down your bed and go to sleep, try spending a few minutes sitting upright on your bed and practicing your breathing.
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I've always preferred to think that Sting's heart was too big, that he felt too much, to turn down an opportunity to redeem others.
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Although they acknowledge discussing the nomination, both Ms. James and Mr. Cuomo deny there was any pressure for her to turn down the nomination.
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Don't turn down any invitations this week—these placements put you in touch with the right people who can help you get stuff done!
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Meanwhile, your wedded friends happily turn down offers to get wasted, opting instead for whatever the quaint, married equivalent of Netflix and chill is.
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"I can't imagine an executive who would turn down something for ideological reasons that they think has a chance to do a good number."
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There are frequent stretches — lasting anywhere from a few weeks to several months — when she says she has to turn down all of them.
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Their rules are when they pass by someone who is elderly, they turn down their music, and they don't play their music on Sabbath.
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"The Fed has to violate its own regulations or turn down the very businesses that are most in need of its interventions," he said.
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Ms. Sewell-Henry, the aide from Queens, has crisscrossed the city because she cannot afford to turn down assignments no matter how far away.
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"It's pretty hard to turn down, say $14,000 in savings a year, by simply renting out a room from a baby boomer," Weidner said.
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And I knew Villanelle would be a challenge, but the idea of writing somebody who is utterly unforgivable was too delicious to turn down.
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I went so far as to turn down pizza most of the time because the spices would make me shàng huǒ, or excessively heated.
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Given all this, you might think I was delighted to hear of President Trump's decision, announced on Saturday, to turn down the annual invite.
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They believe temperatures will almost inevitably overshoot 1.5C, and that new technologies will be needed to turn down the global thermostat later this century.
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Women are more likely to reduce their work hours, take time off, turn down a promotion or quit their jobs to care for family.
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Andrew M. Cuomo was pushing her to turn down the Working Families nomination, or risk losing his support should she win the Democratic nomination.
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So often did Trump turn down requests for appearances during the Trump 2016 campaign, one former aide tells CNN campaign advisers eventually stopped asking.
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Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, previously told iFL TV that the money to host such a fight in Saudi Arabia is difficult to turn down.
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But Michael, never one to turn down a social outing, had previously told Irma that he planned to go out on Tuesday with friends.
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We can't turn down a chance to see Deandre Ayton, who had 64 points and 163 rebounds his two last Pac-12 tournament games.
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It was considered scandalous that a girl from an ordinary family would turn down Mr. Wahid, but her father left the decision to her.
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According to these findings, athletes' brains have the unique ability to turn down the static so they can better attune themselves to their environments.
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If a human editor ran News Feed, she would look at the clickbait scourge and make simple, intuitive fixes: Turn down the Upworthy knob.
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He suggested that a Chinese, state-run company's involvement in the project offers the country's intelligence services too good an opportunity to turn down.
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It's an unexpected gift for two reasons: First, it's not yet Valentine's Day, but that's O.K.; I wouldn't turn down a gift, would you?
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Now, switching up our hair is how we outwardly display what's going on inside (although we wouldn't turn down rocking an adult mood ring, TBH).
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If Trump does decide to stick to his word and turn down his presidential salary, he'll be in good company among a few past presidents.
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The five-foot-tall influencer definitely wouldn't turn down a few extra inches, it's just a matter if whether or not she'd actually wear them.
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The descending systems are inhibitory, or filtering, neurons, which exist to filter out information that's not important, to turn down the ascending signals of hurt.
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Today, Houston finds herself regularly asked to compose soundtracks for games, and she's had to learn to turn down projects to keep from being overwhelmed.
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In April German authorities concluded that emissions controls were timed to turn down after 22 minutes of the engine starting in some of FCA's cars.
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Unfortunately, I actually had to turn down a movie musical this summer for personal reasons, but I would love to do something like that again.
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So, what a neuromodulation device or stimulator could do is "turn down" your brain activity, and hopefully stop or prevent migraines and the accompanying symptoms.
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And three-quarters of those buying a home said they would turn down an otherwise ideal property if it did not meet their animal's needs.
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Simmons told The East Bay Times that all went well until Griffin asked the men to turn down the music, which was inappropriate for children.
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"Obviously moving into an HGTV designed home on the water is a once in a lifetime chance that's not easy to turn down," she says.
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And they wouldn't turn down companies from the Valley as long as there are strong roots to the Midwest through the founders or sector focus.
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Like, will Donald Trump really turn down a meeting with a hotel developer that financed the construction of one of his newest line of hotels?
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But Almossawi and Williams think it would be hard for the crime-fighting reptiles to turn down such a fashion-forward and tech-savvy design.
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And who'd turn down an offer to help the planet when all it takes is to read a few words and tap a little heart.
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So turn down the lights, switch off your phone, light a candle, and check out the best deals on pampering products from across the internet.
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Most coaches leave a school because it is the natural next step in their careers; others depart after accepting offers too lucrative to turn down.
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She also shed light on why fashion had always been her thing, and explained that producers used to turn down her microphone while she sang.
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Read on for more from our interview with Gallagher, whose book "How to Turn Down a Billion Dollars: The Snapchat Story," comes out on Tuesday.
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Any aggressive doc feature in isolation is not reason enough to turn down a deal but together with high leverage and low pricing is hard.
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Even when food bank patrons are aware they have diabetes — and many do know — they are not in a position to turn down free fare.
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CM: I try to eat healthy, like a salad from The Fuel Counter, but never turn down a slice of pie from Shonet's or Jim's.
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And like an undetermined, but probably equally high percentage of the human population, I've also been cursed with an inability to turn down dairy products.
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Pence nodded "yes" to reporters when he was asked at that news conference if he would turn down the potential pay raise during the shutdown.
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Asking the (legitimate) question of why a young colt like Onegin would turn down a cutie like Tatyana, it decided that Onegin wasn't into women.
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While the decision to turn down that high-paying job came with loads of self-doubt, ambivalence, and stress, I'm certainly glad I did it.
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On Brian Lehrer's radio show in May, Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to send out crews to turn down the lights where they present problems.
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Managers are prepared to cut 85033 room attendants out of a housekeeping staff of 80 and eliminate the hotel's turn-down service, WNYC reported Wednesday.
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Mr. Yelton, who fields all requests for Fiona collaborations, told me that he has had to turn down hundreds of offers for hippo-branded ideas.
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Nothing in the bill would require drug companies to provide experimental drugs to patients who want them, and companies turn down requests for various reasons.
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" Yes, she's gotten job offers from her publicity: "Tell me one person who would turn down a job offer making more than they've been making.
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TMZ broke the story ... Jackie's committed to singing live at the inauguration, so this is risky business ... but ya can't turn down the President, right?
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No club in Europe has been cleverer these last few years than Juventus, but even it could not turn down the chance to sign Ronaldo.
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"There was a guy I had to turn down from employment because we were full, and he died of overdose a week later," he said.
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The department said such plans would not be able to charge individuals higher premiums because of health issues or turn down applicants with medical problems.
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We routinely turn down films by Caribbean filmmakers because we feel like these films are recycling tropes picked up from Hollywood in telling Caribbean stories.
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Elsewhere in gender and the workplace: The actor Benedict Cumberbatch said that he would turn down roles if female co-stars don't get equal pay.
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"I still got an album to finish," she told the outlet when they inquired about her decision to turn down the Super Bowl in 2018.
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Programming: A smart way to save on energy costs is to turn down the heat or AC when you are sleeping or away from home.
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You can turn down a deal on principle to avoid paying over par in primary, only to end up paying more for it on secondary.
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I don't need to borrow as much as I am eligible for, but want to make sure I don't turn down funds I'll actually need.
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Zhu even told the Times he would turn down the country's leader if asked directly to remove content or hand over data from the app.
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The Georgia state Senate unanimously passed a resolution on Thursday condemning the NFL and its decision to turn down an ad from a veterans group.
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Abe pledged Japan would help create U.S. jobs, hoping to persuade Trump to turn down the heat on economic matters and stand by the alliance.
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"If the economy does turn down, then a more extensive sequence of rate cuts will be appropriate," he said during his post-meeting news conference.
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Carson alluded to his lack of experience when he said just a few weeks ago that he'd turn down a post in the Trump administration.
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Lauren Conrad, star of the "The Hills," didn't turn down MTV's reboot because she hated her costars ... she's just way too busy making a fortune.
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Many Social Democrats would prefer to work with the Centre party and the Liberals, but those parties would turn down any coalition supported by the Left.
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At the 22018 U.S. Figure Skating Championship Thursday, Jimmy Ma performed a figure skating routine to "Turn Down For What" by DJ Snake and Lil Jon.
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In the back part of 2000, the stock market went down, 2001 brought a recession, and in 2002 the stock market took a big turn down.
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All I heard was "Turn Down For What" by DJ Snake/Lil Jon and "Scream" by Usher thumping in my ears, willing me to keep exercising.
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A pile-up of farm work made Duane Aistrope turn down two invitations to visit China with trade groups this year before most tariffs took effect.
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"To say that you don't have the adequate resources, yet we're going to turn down resources that are being offered for free, is derelict," he said.
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Duterte needs to turn down his fire and take a step by step approach to dealing with the drugs problem, so he can win everyone's support.
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After all, Amazon Prime members have never been ones to turn down a deal when they see it, even if it means staring at more ads.
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Never one to turn down a challenge though, both take a sip — starting with Sudler-Smith, who smells it first and then quickly spits it out.
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Even though we'll never turn down a Little Mermaid binge sesh, we've got some new real-life mermaids to look to for hair inspiration these days.
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Several Democrats who gladly spoke openly scoffed at the notion that anyone would turn down a chance, no matter how small, to join the Supreme Court.
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I can turn down the saturation on reds, greens, and purples, like so: But colorblindness is a confusion and conflation of colors, not just a desaturation.
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He shook his head to turn down the offer of a dance with a soca singer who asked him join her in a jig on stage.
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ESPN reports Douglas was given a six-year contract, and that he tried to turn down the job multiple times before agreeing to the lengthy deal.
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That rapid growth strategy even saw the young entrepreneur turn down $750,000 from an investor who wanted him to concentrate Skillmatics on India alone, he said.
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In the picture, you could tell he was a little bit hesitant to get the watermelon … but definitely he's not going to turn down a treat.
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Rhode Island's best teacher didn't turn down his opportunity to meet the president of the United States — but he did make a statement about his values.
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Or perhaps pizza would be tough to turn down if you were faced with choosing between getting it on and a slice of cheesy, gooey deliciousness.
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" Trump wrote on Twitter, going on to post: "Why did Democratic National Committee turn down the DHS offer to protect against hacks (long prior to election).
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While some fans may be disappointed not to experience a Rihanna Super Bowl performance, many celebrities have supported the singer's decision to turn down the opportunity.
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The Nest thermostat even lets you know when your temperature settings are eco-friendly and will turn down the heat when you're away to save energy.
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I ended up staying eight months because the non-compete caused me to turn down other work and meetings that might have led to other work.
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He wants more work on television and doesn't turn down work because he wants to be sure he's ready when it's time to make that transition.
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The German Transport Ministry said it was ordering the recall of 19933,000 diesel cars because they were programmed to turn down emissions controls in cold weather.
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"Given that I've spent seven years of my life in the Department of Justice, that would have been a hard thing to turn down," he said.
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Biggs asked the House payroll administrator in late March to turn down the government's contribution to his premium and instead return it to the national treasury.
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In an interview with ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos, released on Thursday, he said he wouldn't turn down foreign assistance to win the 2020 presidential election.
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The Mercedes team had also asked Hamilton to turn down his engine power to ensure that he did not suffer the same issues that Rosberg did.
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But she's "sick and tired" of being asked about it, which caused her to turn down the lead role in 2015's Fifty Shades of Grey.
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A South Dakota state lawmaker argued in a Facebook comment that businesses should be allowed to turn down people based on the color of their skin.
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Recently, a bank in Ohio was forced to turn down a loan to a fencing company hired to build a fence around a marijuana growing facility.
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Early last month, Paris spoke out on social media about the pressures she faces from fans about her posts, telling them to turn down their expectations.
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Electricity rates are so discounted in the Persian Gulf states that some residents do not bother to turn down their air-conditioners while away on vacation.
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Then, CEO David Calhoun suggested Tuesday that the company would turn down federal assistance if it meant US taxpayers would essentially become stockholders in the company.
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As a world-renowned climate scientist with tenure at her university, Cobb said she has the clout to turn down conference invitations or request video conferences.
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He began a hunger strike on May 2 to protest a decision by a Greek judicial council to turn down his latest request for prison leave.
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He has threatened to turn down international aid, although Brazil needs the funds and equipment to fight the fires, and feuded with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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That is set to turn down again this year, to 251 million units, and declining further to 247 million in 2021 and 242 million in 2022.
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Mr. West would turn down high-paying opportunities if they didn't align with his beliefs and goals, and she would watch in awe at his restraint.
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Drawing on that dissent, Arizona asked the Supreme Court to overrule decisions that allowed it to turn down cases filed by states directly in the court.
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Before the Masters in April, he had barely been able to finish nine holes, and afterward he had to turn down a lunch invitation from Fowler.
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Yet insurers routinely turn down teenagers on the first request, doctors say, leaving surgeons to appeal, sometimes multiple times, before they can operate on an adolescent.
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So Boeing modified MCAS to turn down the nose of the plane whenever an angle-of-attack (AOA) sensor detected a stall, regardless of the speed.
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The Teutonia group of creditors is the first to publicly turn down the offer since Austria's finance minister topped it up with an 18-year government bond.
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Taking another turn down the runway, Shayk wore a red halter top bra and strappy stilettos, but kept her belly hidden with a matching fringed robe. E!
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Trump had to turn down offer to throw out first pitch on Opening Day It's a presidential tradition, so he'd better polish up that four-seamer soon!
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Speculation about halftime performers started brewing last fall, and stars started weighing in on the controversy when Rihanna turn down the opportunity, reportedly in support of Kaepernick.
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So like Diddy himself, his fragrance has two sides: a tough exterior, but not so tough that he won't turn down a cameo in Muppets Most Wanted.
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While living in Afghanistan, Fazili said he was forced to turn down invitations to show his films in the United States and Britain due to visa restrictions.
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They were looking for a blocker that would shut off or at least turn down the faucet on Nav21986 without affecting the body's other eight sodium channels.
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There's never been a central console for the smart home that lets you easily do everything from turn down the heat to pull up an evening movie.
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And he thinks there's a real opportunity for developers to acknowledge that, and even turn down the cheese factor on otherwise incongruous hyper-violent moments in games.
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Turn down for what: Just ahead of her highly anticipated return to tennis, Serena Williams' husband, Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian, bought four billboards to celebrate the legend.
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They're also poised to snag many of the renewable energy jobs and investment dollars the U.S. would turn down if it scraps its climate policies, experts say.
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I turn down vacations, buying myself a new computer, and going to a good hair stylist to keep my budget tight and work down my medical debt.
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And, there is always the chance that Amazon/Whole Foods include Instacart in their little takeover party and offer Apoorva Mehta a deal he can't turn down.
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"The idea of inspiring new views into the world of future automotive reality was too exciting to turn down," Mead said in a statement provided to TechCrunch.
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The 64.63,000-square-foot facility stocks eco-friendly items such as bamboo flooring, and thermostats that allow users to turn down the heat when they are away.
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Billy Gallagher is a former TechCrunch staffer whose first book "HOW TO TURN DOWN A BILLION DOLLARS: The Snapchat Story by Billy Gallagher" is on sale now.
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" 1603 Publishing Houses Rejected the First Harry Potter ManuscriptIn 2015, Rowling also revealed that the first publisher to turn down HP also sent Galbraith "his rudest rejection.
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The Great Room, a new co-working space in Singapore, is designed to resemble a luxury hotel, offering everything from a "turn-down cart" to complimentary breakfasts.
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But it's a risky move to trust an algorithm to "turn down the volume" wholesale—even if not doing so means seeing more of the "mean stuff."
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In London there's always demand for new flats or shops and the money that club owners have been offered for their premises is hard to turn down.
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We know this from when he wisely exercised his right to turn down a last minute opponent switch as Dan Henderson pulled out of their scheduled bout.
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However, after the success of the show, especially its courage to tackle such sensative topics, it's hard to believe anyone would turn down more of the series.
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"My advice for Donald would be to debate -- I never turn down a debate -- and not only that, I think the last couple he won," Giuliani said.
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"I turn down really well-paid shows all over the world because I want to spend more time with my wife and myself," he told the Post.
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The IRS, according to the Gaetanos, said its investigators were not even obliged to turn down information that they knew was confidential under the attorney-client privilege.
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He also said it's what pushed him to turn down a leading role in Hocus Pocus for a smaller spot in 1993's What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
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Rice, who is a Browns fan but has no football coaching experience, did not explicitly turn down the opportunity but said she was "not ready" to coach.
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Take probation, which some people turn down to instead serve jail time because they know they cannot pay the excessive fees charged for release in the community.
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" I whisper as we walk through the double front doors, elbowing past a cluster of younger boys, finding the right hallway for Toshiko to turn down. "Hmm?
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The 'I'm too busy' emailWhen to send: When you're up to your eyeballs in work (every freelancer's dream, right?) and you need to turn down a project.
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With the top players making more money off the court than on it, stars are able to turn down money to choose where they want to play.
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While most strippers might turn down a high school banquet for being too — you know, illegal — this stripper actually showed up to the Des Moines Social Club.
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He argued this would empower his readers to "copy and paste" that language to "make it easier to say no" to opportunities they needed to turn down.
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On our way back to the Islander, LouAnn took a sharp turn down a narrow road through scraggly pines to the property where my grandmother was raised.
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Since I'm usually scrambling to grab my phone and turn down the volume when my alarm blares each morning, I found this to be a valuable addition.
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Love herself has criticized Trump, but she has outright excoriated Clinton, and a promotion from junior House member to vice president would be hard to turn down.
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The 32-year-old actress praised Fifty Shades of Grey director Sam Taylor-Johnson, but ultimately opted to turn down the role over the excessive nude scenes.
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Or, if you happen to have a headache and need a less powerful version of Diplo, you can turn down the bass and focus on the trebles.
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In the distance you see about four more cars, all sirens-a-rippin' and lights-a-blazin', turn down a side street in pursuit of the tyke.
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However, he said that he is explicitly trying to turn down the political heat around the agency, perhaps in hopes of drawing less scrutiny than his predecessor.
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In 2011, she and Justice Kagan dissented from the Supreme Court's decision to turn down an earlier appeal from Mr. Buck based on assertions of prosecutorial misconduct.
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For reputational reasons they persuaded him to turn down a gig playing guitar in a prison band because the other members were locked up for child molestation.
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It also means the best fighters in the country sometimes have to turn down the opportunity to represent the USA for more lucrative, but less prestigious opportunities.
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The store installed sound dampeners to drown out the sharp sounds and moderate the high frequencies that had caused older travelers to turn down their hearing aids.
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But as the dot-com episode showed, genuine earnings growth — the kind companies can take to the bank — becomes a crucial underpinning when share prices turn down.
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So far, he is doing that on his own dime, though he would never turn down a contract from NASA or the Space Force, for that matter.
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Suppose you turn down a place at your state university to take a job at the auto plant where your parents work, and the plant then closes.
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Velez wrote that though it was difficult to turn down various opportunities with her family and friends because of her financial situation, it was entirely worth it.
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And she also felt a surge of love for how strong he had been, in the end, to turn down her offer to stop seeing other people.
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An RNC official told The Hill that Armstrong got "an amazing opportunity that she couldn't turn down" and that party officials are excited for her next step.
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But not even a shirtless Dylan Sprouse could turn down the heat on Tessa and Hardin, who are going full Fifty Shades Of Grey this time around.
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Also on Tuesday, Warren pledged to turn down contributions of more than $200 from executives at Big Tech companies, large banks, private equity firms or hedge funds.
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In the past week, Warren took another step to distance herself from the tech giants by pledging to turn down contributions over $200 from Big Tech executives.
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The Montgomery Advertiser, citing law enforcement and a witness, reported Williams was shot when he approached a truck to ask the occupant to turn down loud music.
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But after a year out of work, he wasn't going to turn down the offer of a temporary position as a subcontractor for IBM, relocating data centers.
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Other people use it to not turn down a certain road or go into a certain subway station where there might be an active incident or emergency.
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But if the election of Mr. Trump was a counterprotest against Black Lives Matter, there were no signs that protest leaders planned to turn down the volume.
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Turn down a narrow, shady lane, lined with simple tin-roofed houses, and you quickly find yourself in a tropical forest of soaring bamboo and fragrant pines.
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A blaring television commercial may make us turn down the volume of our sets, but its sonic peaks are no higher than the regular programming preceding it.
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Hughes first sent Columbus his script for National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, but Columbus found its star Chevy Chase so disagreeable he had to turn down the project.
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Or if you have an internet-connected lock on your front door, you can program your thermostat to turn down the heat when you leave the house.
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It's hard to believe that anyone could turn down a sun-ripened orange, plucked fresh from the branch but in Tunisia, that could be about to happen.
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Mausner has decided to turn down a paid, nationally broadcasted television taping of her stand-up comedy at the annual 2018 Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal, Quebec.
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From earbuds that can turn down ambient noise to a table that can regulate temperature, we rounded up some of the most outstanding products of the past year.
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He tended to turn down most of the movie offers he got, though, his agent informed New York magazine, because he preferred to live quietly in the country.
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I had a few minutes to recover and take some deep breaths before throwing shapes to "Turn Down for What" as the DJ officially introduced the wedding party.
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But some of the recipients of their donations, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, are now saying they'll turn down any future donations.
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" According to Kilmer, Jesus "taught his students how to heal physical and mental challenges by understanding the immense power of love … I have seen people turn down love.
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I'm just proud of this long-lasting kind of comedy we've given for so many years, and I think it'd be very stupid to turn down another season.
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They don't need to alter their daily routines, travel plans, or turn down jobs because they've heard one too many stories of a male boss being a creep.
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You can replace all of your incandescent bulbs with energy-saving LEDs, buy more efficient appliances, turn down that AC in the summer, and get a programmable thermostat.
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The recent decision of actress Natalie Portman to turn down the Genesis Prize – an award that celebrates Jewish achievement and contributions to humanity – has only exacerbated these fears.
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And I decided to turn down the other offer and take the new role at my same company, which was for more money than the other company offered.
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And if you're wondering why, in certain ways, it looks so amazing, just know that it comes from the directing duo behind the Turn Down For What video.
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And he was able to turn down temptations from Ricky and his girlfriend, but in trying to cope when his mother died, he gave in to the drugs.
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Sure, it's hard to turn down opportunities when you're just starting out, but saying yes to everything and getting stressed out isn't the way to go, she said.
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TURKEY's newly installed prime minister, Binali Yildirim, has dusted off a time-honoured formula for dealing with his country's troublesome neighbours: turn down the rhetoric and act nicely.
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So far, 102 members of Congress say they will turn down their paychecks during the partial government shutdown, according to social media posts and statements reviewed by CNN.
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Then the focus would turn down the ballot — to whether Democrats could retake the Senate, or even whether they have a shot to retake the House of Representatives.
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My husband is very disciplined in how he spends his money and can easily turn down expensive social functions, while I struggle with saying no due to cost.
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" What critics said: "While the show is breezy and mildly pleasant, in a less profligate streaming-TV environment the logical move would have been to turn down Charlie.
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By joining together in a united front, we can provide people in fragile states with the resources and opportunities to turn down the recruitment efforts of extremist groups.
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A 2015 study found that 9.5 percent of deli meat samples here in the States tested positive for listeria—and I would never turn down a supermarket sample.
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He also said his political party, Morena, will turn down the extra public financing it is supposed to receive next year because it won additional seats in Congress.
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You have to turn down the dealer's offer of a pinger because it's not going to combine well with the new heart pills you've recently been prescribed. 16.
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If the opponent is good enough, a big date in front of his home crowd at new weight class might be too good to turn down for Jones.
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He told AL.com that it was tough to turn down Alabama, but he wanted to take advantage of the window to continue playing football, rather than coaching it.
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This mixed girl's hair has just enough frizz to be personally offensive so I'm never one to turn down hair care in exchange for being a test dummy.
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She offers career advice ("never turn down a new opportunity") and even travel tips ("try to know where the best ice cream is in any given airport terminal").
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"By playing tones over and over again [in the ear] while stimulating the nerve, we can turn down that over-activity in the brain's auditory cortex," he says.
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" JASON TEH, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER VERTIUM ASSET MANAGEMENT, SYDNEY "No doubt it's a positive development that they've agreed, because if they can't agree things will turn down further.
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But Mr. Francisco went further, urging the Supreme Court to turn down the funeral home's appeal even if the court declined to hear the two sexual-orientation cases.
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Susan Kang, a co-founder of No IDC NY, another group in the coalition, said she would not have expected any candidates to turn down the governor's support.
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I feel bad about having to turn down the tastes and snacks, so, nothing personal, but can we just agree that you don't need to offer me anything?
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I thought of the many instances where consensual sex is criminalized, while ministers extol masculinity by offering to kidnap any woman who may turn down a man's proposal.
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You could turn down the thermostat to save some bucks, but if you catch a cold, a visit to the doctor will cost you more than $140. Chilling.
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"When Manchester United and José Mourinho come knocking at the door, it is an opportunity of a lifetime and one that I could not turn down," Lukaku said.
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Politicians, for example, will tell you to turn down the heat to save on energy while making moves to get deeply harmful oil pipelines built on indegenous land.
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By showing the country the clear benefits to American businesses of selling more goods and services abroad, Mr. Trump could turn down the heat on the trade debate.
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The Jets have two days to decide whether to pay Trouba the $5.5 million figure or to turn down the ruling and make him an unrestricted free agent.
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The risk predictions sometimes go directly into patients' health records, where clinicians may use them, for example, to turn down or limit a patient's request for a painkiller.
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Well, while Bisping was at least willing to acknowledge this possibility, he recently claimed that he'd turn down a fight with the former Olympian, even if he upsets Weidman.
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But there was a point early on in the year when Mark Zuckerberg thought he could turn down the heat by offering a fix for the public's privacy concerns.
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A group of researchers from Harvard Business School recently set out to understand how the way we turn down social or professional invitations affects our interpersonal perceptions and behaviors.
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In this age of effective and widespread genetic testing, we don't want people to turn down the tests because they fear a positive result will be used against them.
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The Reagans also reportedly made a point to turn down the congressional allocation, and funded the $1 million that they spent on redecoration with their own money and donations.
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When Chris Hadfield urges the viewer to never turn down a shot at free education, it's hard not to think about student debt and the rarity of such opportunities.
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You really don't have to turn down that invitation to the Hamptons merely because scientists found a new great white shark nursery along the Long Island coast last month.
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More recently, the federal government said it would allow faith-based foster care agencies to turn down - based on religious beliefs - same-sex couples who want to foster children.
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One study found that 40% of employees who turn down job offers from competitors cite the clauses as a reason, whether they are in enforcing or non-enforcing states.
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If you're looking to turn down the volume at a live event — say, a concert or football game — you might want to give Vibes Hi-Fidelity Earplugs a try.
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If you turn down your bank's overdraft program altogether, then your transaction will merely be declined at the register when you're short and you won't be assessed a fee.
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"You think the banks are going to turn down the president's son on a leveraged loan?" said Richard Painter, now a corporate law professor at the University of Minnesota.
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The attractive yields offered on Viacom's hybrid bonds - which will help it retain its investment-grade credit rating - were too much for some on the buyside to turn down.
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As a Sagittarius moon, I was not going to turn down the opportunity to travel somewhere new, especially if I got to do so as part of my job.
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Shia LaBeouf dug deep in Esquire's latest cover story and revealed what drives him to do everything he does, including his decision to turn down several major movie roles.
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Now teamed with a wacky gadget-head named Jillian (Kate McKinnon), Abby is preparing to begin hunting apparitions, a proposition that's simply too exciting for Erin to turn down.
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The speakers get nice and loud — my wife asked me to turn down a movie while she was working at a nearby table — and have great surround-sound audio.
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Successful long-term investing is about learning to say no over and over again by developing a filter that helps you turn down more investment ideas than you accept.
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The car even knows who is speaking, so if a passenger in the rear asks to turn down the heat, it will only be lowered in their climate zone.
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When a plant comes up against its growth limits, food begins to accumulate and this generates a "feedback" signal causing the plant to turn down the food production systems.
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I loved that the button to turn down the volume has three raised bumps, which made it easy to tell it apart from the button to increase the volume.
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In 2016, nearly two million parents with kids age five and younger had to quit, turn down a job, or significantly change their work because of child care problems.
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Bellew, an Irish national, said his return to Ryanair was due to "love for country" and that he could not turn down a request to help the struggling airline.
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Prior to Obamacare, insurance companies could turn down your request for a policy or charge you more if you had this condition, even if you had it under control.
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Trump's former Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, reversed course, instructing immigration judges to turn down claims citing domestic or gang violence, which is rife in Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador.
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Another fiscal risk for California is due in part to the state's tax system, which makes it especially vulnerable during times when the economy or stock market turn down.
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Perhaps the biggest concern for co-signers ought to be the bureau's assertion last year that lenders turn down 90 percent of the borrowers who apply for these releases.
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The director, Cynthia Harvey, jumped at the idea, insisting Shah turn down a rival offer from the Royal Ballet School in London and attend her school's pre-professional program.
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Markets took another turn down in the last hour on Tuesday, when yields on the 10-year Treasury dropped below 2.8 percent for the first time since early February.
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Eventually however, things take a sharp turn down sober alley, as wine turns to water (sorry Jesus) and smokes become bank notes that one dude plays like a flute.
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If you're in a conversation, for example, you may want to use a gesture and gaze control to turn down the volume, open the sunroof or adjust air vents.
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One reason South Korea is drinking so much is because of hweshik, South Korea's booze-soaked company dinners where it's impolite, if not nearly impossible, to turn down alcohol.
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Robbins: Now, if you're waking up with nightmares, that could be a simple sign that maybe your bedroom is too hot and you need to turn down the temperature.
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"Would any of the places that turned us down for advertising turn down Sony, or Paramount, or Universal with a Sandra Bullock movie from the other side?" he asked.
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And when you start to cook, a virtual sous-chef will help with technique; a smart pan will suggest you turn down the heat before you scorch the onions.
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Our proposals, by contrast, turn down the temperature of the Supreme Court nomination process and stand a chance of creating a Court that doesn't always vote along party lines.
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Wedding season is in full swing — but with the average cost of attending a wedding this year hitting £5.53 ($477), many British millennials are opting to turn down invitations.
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Ms. Casares said that when she had to turn down an inconvenient shift at Victoria's Secret, like staying until midnight to close, her schedule the following week would suffer.
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It may be hard to turn down a job, but it will be far more difficult in the long term to accept one that you really don&apost want.
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Users have always had the ability to turn down police requests to see their footage, but now they can opt out of receiving police access requests from the start.
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Susan Propp, Coke's vice president of strategic partnership marketing, told CNN Business that she felt that the partnership was just too much of a "fabulous opportunity" to turn down.
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Greg Galer, the executive director of the Boston Preservation Alliance, wondered if the city would turn down $1 billion if a developer wanted to build on the Common itself.
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Jimmy Kimmel said he only got $15k for his services in 2017, and we're told most potential candidates are inclined to turn down the job because of that figure.
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The new Echo also has a powerful built-in Alexa, so it can also make calls, check the weather and traffic, request an Uber, or turn down the heat.
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If the presumptive GOP nominee were to win the White House and offer Treasury, Welch said he would turn down a Cabinet position for the third time in his life.
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You can also tell the Assistant to turn down the volume for you, but the inclusion of buttons is a nice touch for easy access when the display is nearby.
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Plus, all of the gyrating and air humping reminds us of "3-Way (The Golden Rule)" — so you might want to turn down the volume if you're watching in public.
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"I'll never be one to turn down a face-mask night with some friends, and I still have fun looking at all the new products that come out," Hinz said.
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Donald Trump transition senior adviser Jason Miller said Saturday he will turn down a job as communications director for the Trump White House, two days after the post was offered.
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Wet down the streets and turn down the sheets — here are all 10 glaring malapropisms from the season premiere of ABC's The Bachelor: JoJo Fletcher, 25, is doing her best.
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Despite the creepy marital dynamics in Peloton's nightmarish holiday ads, the ability to get a coached cycling workout without leaving the house is something no fitness nut would turn down.
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When you take a turn down an unknown path, a screeching horror movie-style music prompt plays, making it the first Super Mario level I've ever played with jump scares.
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After about 4 minutes, once the mixture is simmering, turn down the heat to medium and continue to simmer until rice is semi-cooked (about 12-20 minutes more). 4.
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"I can't help but feel that might have been directed at me," he said, adding that he wouldn't turn down any donation, big or small, if it helps defeat Trump.
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Although she's never one to turn down a full sweatsuit ensemble, the reality star's late night gas station chic look is far more risqué than we could have ever imagined.
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The most recent example came Monday, when Trump's personal attorney wrote the US Treasury to say the agency should turn down a formal request from Congress for Trump's tax returns.
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Tune is a Chrome extension that does just that: Using a dial, you can "turn down the volume" of comments on social media platforms including Twitter, Reddit, Facebook, and YouTube.
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"Dancing with the Stars" just got an offer they're probably too scared to turn down ... 'cause UFC superstar Cris Cyborg has thrown her name in the hat for Season 26!
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The strategy for treating these delusions is to give medications that actually turn down the dopamine system and they tend to be pretty successful in treating these kinds of delusions.
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On a more serious note, the film has received many reviews commending its supreme weirdness; for some perspective, it's directed by the duo behind the "Turn Down for What" video.
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You turn down social invitations, quit going to the gym, and haven't done your laundry in weeks, because every spare moment goes to checking your email and the company's website.
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Adele swept the Grammys on Sunday night but, in a moving speech, she suggested she might turn down the award for Album of the Year for her best-seller 25.
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And you can turn down a street and feel suddenly as if you are in Venice, or you'll be in a Spanish area or somewhere very English or Middle Eastern.
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute said Monday it was disappointed by the court's decision to turn down the case, but indicated that it was hopeful that other cases could be reviewed.
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Regardless, if you can't turn down the opportunity to try the holiday cocktail, it comes in a 1.5-liter bottle that contains 13.9% Alc/Vol and retails for only $9.
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Faced with the prospect of marrying their first born child to an educated man living in Europe, my mother's parents did not feel like they could turn down the offer.
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So will Spicer, who at least had the good sense to turn down an offer from "Dancing With the Stars," which is more than Energy Secretary Rick Perry can say.
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When George W. Bush attempted to appoint his lawyer Harriet Miers, who was not a Federal Society member, she was pressured to turn down the nomination by angry conservative politicians.
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The aborted stop left Mr. Trump without a powerful image to end his visit to South Korea, devised in part to turn down the temperature on tensions in the region.
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Players have had to turn down invites to high-profile foreign tournaments including the U.S. Open where this year's champion Brittany Lang pocketed $810,000 from the $4.5 million prize pot.
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Rihanna is opening up on her decision to turn down the NFL's invitation to perform at the Super Bowl last year ... saying she "couldn't dare do that" to Colin Kaepernick.
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I'm not going to lie, I turn down reality shows if I feel like it's redundant, something I've done before, or something that just doesn't fit my image right now.
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Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) told a Texas newspaper that he would turn down funding from California billionaire Tom Steyer, who openly discussed contributing to O'Rourke's campaign against Republican Sen.
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Kristol's comment came after Trump said that he would turn down being the publication's "Person of the Year" after they called to tell him he would "probably" receive the honor.
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A friend close to Brand told CNN she wasn't looking to leave and said she was offered the type of job you "don't turn down" at a Fortune 500 company.
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A few months into dating, he asked me to come over for dinner — his mother was cooking, and I'm not one to turn down a homemade meal, so I accepted.
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Brokers, though, said they already fear it will prevent them from sharing risk by jointly underwriting offerings and means they may turn down the chance to help in some capital raisings.
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I can't turn down pho, so we head over to a pho place that specializes in free range chicken pho and comes with a side of amazing ginger fish sauce dip.
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While 80 percent didn't necessarily mean shorter hours — she still regularly worked from 9 to 7 — it did allow her turn down work and travel, citing 80 percent as the reasoning.
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A friend told to me recently that she has been doing her own turn-down service at night as a self-care routine, and I am TOTALLY into it lately too.
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Without the clout of an establishment candidate, the campaign can't rely on mainstream coverage, which makes fringe outlets like Joe Rogan or conservative outlets like Tucker Carlson difficult to turn down.
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Graham's expressive modern dance wasn't to Ms. Childs's taste — she was really there to study with the avant-garde choreographer Merce Cunningham — but what dancer would turn down such an experience?
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By getting a notification if a trip is going to take 45 minutes or longer, drivers will be better informed to decide whether they want to turn down the trip request.
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Contracts with its customers sometimes encourage them to overpurchase—if they turn down too many of the stones De Beers offers them, they risk being allocated a smaller share in future.
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Nearly 70% of respondents have invested in science and technology startups, and half of respondents said they would sometimes or often turn down a startup because they didn't understand the technology.
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Second, as I turn down the volume on his voice, I can replace it with the voices of women — which, in the end, is what should come of all these outings.
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For example, selecting "cocktail hour" on the remote's touch screen could automatically turn down the lights, close the curtains and turn on one's Sonos system to play a cool jazz channel.
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"For a subsistence farmer in a country like Ethiopia...being offered the equivalent of £150 ($208), cash in hand, could seem like an offer too good to turn down," it said.
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It said that, although it still believed in "critical engagement with all parties", it would turn down the invitation as a gesture of protest against the disturbances around Jerusalem's holy places.
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The musician has been incredibly vocal about what brands Kim Kardashian West should post on her Instagram, even going as far as having her turn down a $1 million sponsored post.
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By contract, comprehensive sex education that specifically included training in sexual communication skills—especially in terms of how to turn down unwanted sex—was linked to a lower risk of victimization.
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I turn down roles that I don't feel any connection to or that I feel undercuts the message that I'm trying to give as an African American person in the world.
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For the U.S., he said the country should turn down the heat on its aggressive rhetoric, reverse its decision to leave the Trans-Pacific Partnership and open up negotiations with China.
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But others say it's way too early to try to turn down the heat on the economy — and on workers who are still waiting for big wage increases to show up.
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Although everything works out for Dev, his decision to turn down a contract would usually end with him being tossed out of Food TV, not with him getting the perfect gig.
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If she is still capable of winning and her knees are holding up, would Vonn really turn down the chance of one final push at the Games she loves so much?
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Kyle Richards is not down with Lisa Vanderpump calling her a bitch ... and now she's trying like hell to turn down the heat between them by clarifying her "Lisa drama" comment.
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However, an internal IRS legal memorandum said the Treasury secretary did not have the authority to turn down such a request, according to a May 21 report in The Washington Post.
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"I don't know any bank that would turn down the opportunity to be on the Snapchat IPO" said Kathleen Smith, principal at Renaissance Capital, which manages IPO-focused exchange traded funds.
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These can range from collections of soundscapes, to pop hits, to so-called Top Gaming Tracks, an eclectic mix which includes Smells Like Teen Spirit, Pompeii and Turn Down for What.
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She also was not about to turn down an opportunity to work with Ms. Robinson, who Ms. Higgins said was the first president she really remembered from growing up in Ireland.
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"When it comes down to it, when the vice president calls and says the president needs you to be the vice chair, it's hard to turn down the president," said Clifton.
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If you prefer a white, I would not turn down a white Burgundy like a St.-Aubin or a St.-Romain, or a Savennières from the Loire, made with chenin blanc.
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The federal government is kicking off an effort to examine out the effects of excessive ocean noise on animals and their habitats and how the government can turn down the volume.
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This is also an estimate, but during the time that Willa struggled with severe PTSD, I had to turn down assignments, cancel trips and take days off to care for her.
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It seems a 10-year bond offering a 303 percent reward is too tempting to turn down, even if the inflation rate is 8.7 percent and the currency is heading south.
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According to Mr. Rozynski, many other law firms turn down such cases because they don't want to pay for interpreters or are in the dark about deaf culture and A.D.A. law.
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Molo also said conflicts played a role in his decision to turn down the offer to represent the President, a client that some lawyers have said is too difficult to manage.
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Especially, for your own sake, be nice to the sound person, but don't let them push you around (though they're probably right, and you should turn down the bass a little).
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It has endured a separation of a few months ("She threw me out," he said) and his apparent inability to turn down endless invitations to festivals, restaurant openings and culinary events.
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Often Mikey himself waits tables, so don't turn down that free bowl of lugaw—a chicken lemon rice soup kicked up with green onions, fried garlic chips, and plenty of ginger.
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In March 1938, shortly before he began working on The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck wrote to his agent Elizabeth Otis to turn down a commission to write about migrant workers.
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GEORGE I assume you've considered (and rejected, for your own good reasons) the obvious solution here: Make the stuffing with chestnuts and Xanax, and turn down the heat on your holiday.
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From its sample of over 1,200 employees, the agency found 33% would fully quit their job or turn down an offer if they were required to follow a conservative dress code.
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With its built-in sensor and geofencing feature, the thermostat can also turn down the heat or AC when you leave the house (additional sensors can be installed for larger homes).
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The latter has also been espoused by Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who cited the theory as a reason to turn down US medical aid, and by Philippines senate president Vicente Sotto.
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However, if you turn down the transponder and breeze through a cashless toll without one, the fine, which can be upwards of $100, will quickly negate any savings and then some.
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Kevin Durant's getting Hall of Fame support on his decision to turn down an invitation to Trump's White House -- with NBA legend, Gary Payton, telling TMZ Sports he wouldn't go either.
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On its IPO day in 20023, Groupon was worth more than $16 billion, making its decision to turn down a $6 billion acquisition offer from Google a year earlier look smart.
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When the deliverers turn down, not only is that an indicator that the economy could be slowing, but also could trigger one of the oldest technical sell signals in stock market history.
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Lady Gaga certainly turned up the Hollywood glam at the 2019 Golden Globes, but her after-after party plans proved that the relatable queen just as easily knows how to turn down.
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Rebuilding trust will help us all breathe easier I think the best way to turn down the temperature about Washington is for politicians to do their jobs well: Listen to your constituents.
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Of course, the markets could still turn down if economic data from China and Europe continues to decline, but the biggest obstacle the market faces may not be earnings, it is valuation.
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I will never turn down a chance to slap on a sheet mask, Instagram a dissolving bath bomb, and precariously balance my laptop on the closed toilet to hate-watch The Bachelor.
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To make those games playable at 60 frames per second, I had to turn down graphics settings to medium-high, while completely turning off additional settings like anti-aliasing and bloom effects.
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A member of the Republican leadership in the Senate, he would like to "turn down the heat a bit" on some of the pugnacious tweets from Mr Trump aimed at North Korea.
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Come hear more about Snapchat's early days when I interview "How to Turn Down a Billion Dollars" author Billy Gallagher at his book's release party and signing at San Francisco's Books Inc.
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The official said the denial stemmed from several factors, including an effort inside the Pentagon to turn down the temperature of operations that could be viewed as antagonizing China or North Korea.
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James, 55, wasn't expecting to turn down her road on the afternoon of September 11 and see a crowd of students and parents holding signs and ringing bells to commemorate the milestone.
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However, United flexed their financial muscle to ward off their neighbours and Maguire said he could not turn down the opportunity to help the record 20-times English champions win more trophies.
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But when the jokes don't land — and the movie does turn down some blind alleys — the result can be dull, the kind of stretches that had me squirming in my theater seat.
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On Feb 21, FBI Director James Comey sought to turn down some of the rhetoric: The relief we seek is limited and its value increasingly obsolete because the technology continues to evolve.
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Free shipping is a powerful incentive to potential customers; however, the chance to save by simply yelling my orders at my Amazon Echo may be too fun an opportunity to turn down.
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Bernadett Marosi, 72, has been coming to Lukacs daily for decades and her devotion led her to turn down an invitation from her daughter to move to Italy to live with her.
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All the reporting in the wake of Mike Pence chief of staff Nick Ayers' decision to turn down that same job with Trump makes clear there was no "plan B" in place.
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TikTok chief Alex Zhu said he would turn down the Chinese government's requests for user data or to censor content, even if the request came directly from Chinese president Xi Jinping himself.
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I knew in my heart that I was better suited to take on the role of communications director, but you say that you offer a (Inaudible) was too tempting to turn down.
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"It's hard to not give power to the things you hear people say about you, but Marcia was strong enough to turn down that outside noise and do her job," says Paulson.
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She went to the kitchen, wrote a check for the housekeeper, took a bottle of vodka from the freezer, told me to turn down the television, and went back to her room.
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He does not make music that is really any different to the very serious lad in your uni halls who does a turn down the local open mic on a Friday evening.
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Qiao Jianjun was released from Swedish custody on Wednesday, an indication Sweden's supreme court will turn down an earlier Chinese request for his extradition, according to his Swedish lawyer, Henrik Olsson Lilja.
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"I think you never want to turn down the president of the United States," said Mr. Cox, who said he did not vote for Mr. Trump and has never spoken to him.
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That's one interesting theory presented in a new book about Snapchat — "How to Turn Down a Billion Dollars: The Snapchat Story" — that came out this week from former TechCrunch writer Billy Gallagher.
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The American Civil War Museum has had to turn down requests for it to accept Confederate statues, which are expensive to care for and already fill the museum's hallways, Ms. Coleman said.
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I turn down my dad's offer to go on a dog walk and heat up some leftovers and make another salad — arugula, spring mix, feta cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers, with a balsamic vinaigrette.
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And his hallucinatory tweet last week in which he claimed to turn down an approach from Time magazine to make him Person of the Year for the second time in a row.
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Ms. Klausner couldn't address Cadillac's plans, but it's unlikely any automaker would turn down an opportunity to compete at Le Mans if it thought success was possible and the cost was reasonable.
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Yet I couldn't turn down the volume — the characters' voices have been carefully calibrated to be so quiet that the car noises were guaranteed tear through your body like a little puddle.
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It is possible to turn down a promotion into management while still boosting your salary — more on that later — but it's definitely easier to be clear about it from the get-go.
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"So we have to stay in the Middle East, but you've got to turn down the temperature and the demand signal," said Colby, currently with the Center for a New American Security.
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It starts with Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi preparing to go out somewhere, and DeGeneres turns to an Echo Dot and asks Alexa to turn down the thermostat before they leave.
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My own view is that the Fed should be very very cautious about hiking rates given that if the economy were to turn down, we have less ammunition than we usually have.
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And if you don't live alone, it's very important to be able to turn down the volume when others are near or pause your porn video at the first sign of an intruder.
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"I don't know that anybody can turn down the President-elect's request to help this government in any way," he said when asked if he would accept the position if it was offered.
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"As Chairman Nadler continues to turn down free information from the Justice Department, he once again places absurd demands on the department to comply with his oversight request," Collins said in a statement.
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American economic optimism took a sharp turn down in the fourth quarter from record high levels, with the CNBC All-America Economic Survey registering its biggest quarterly drop in its 2907-year history.
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