Today, she vigilantly avoids the patterns that got her there.
|
|
She vigilantly sticks to 30 points and 10,000 steps a day.
|
|
Please know we are working vigilantly to remove any violent footage.
|
|
But it might be easier (and less sweaty) to just apply vigilantly.
|
|
I work vigilantly to question and ultimately clear the taboo around human sexuality.
|
|
Wheeler responded that the commission was "vigilantly working" to investigate fraud and abuse.
|
|
But the trap exists because one man is controlling that buffer of space vigilantly.
|
|
"People with food allergies have to vigilantly protect themselves from food contamination," she says.
|
|
Two years ago, she was matched with Bella, who stays vigilantly by her side.
|
|
To do so requires vigilantly managing her time so that she can move up.
|
|
He had to be vigilantly burped, because his digestive tract lacked normal muscle activity.
|
|
"The New York Constitution commands us to guard vigilantly against that evil," he said.
|
|
YouTube said it was "working vigilantly to remove any violent footage" of the attack.
|
|
Since then experts have been vigilantly on the lookout for the next bubble to pop.
|
|
But to really solve the conundrum, polar scientists must keep vigilantly watching the dynamic Antarctic.
|
|
The need to vigilantly support truth and accuracy in the media gets stronger every day.
|
|
Swimmers have to monitor themselves vigilantly, too: their breathing, physical and mental states, and skin tone.
|
|
We have worked very vigilantly with the networks to ensure that they're focused on the issues.
|
|
No Simon Cowell, Hinton vigilantly searched YouTube for unknown rappers and singers that might fit his project.
|
|
The police patrolled the train station vigilantly, but they weren't on the lookout for loiterers and squatters.
|
|
This was an odd objection, given the plan's undeniable nonproliferation intent, but bureaucrats guard their budgets vigilantly.
|
|
Criminal defense lawyers will vigilantly continue to demand for their clients the protections afforded by the Constitution.
|
|
Occasionally, they'll take an unplanned nap after a full day of gaming and vigilantly entertaining thousands of people.
|
|
Human beings have many natural tendencies that need to be vigilantly monitored in the context of modern life.
|
|
Therefore Scott Tube-Free is the most important toilet paper, and its availability must be vigilantly assured. Right?
|
|
So much contemporary discourse encourages us to vigilantly monitor the world as an ever-shifting arena of dangers.
|
|
But more importantly, to enhance competition and protect consumers, regulatory agencies should guard and protect competition more vigilantly.
|
|
So they guard their masculine identity vigilantly and pursue what they've been told will make them a real man.
|
|
We need to do better for our own today, the men and women who have served our country vigilantly.
|
|
Jacksonian conservatives vigilantly work against Republicans who, enamored with Washington's trappings, eschew the people's will and grow government further.
|
|
Perched vigilantly atop limestone pedestals by Stanford White, the great cats keep their ears forever cocked for the slightest rustle.
|
|
"Spotters" for the cartel vigilantly patrol the street, as do Customs and Border Patrol, who some say have become corrupt.
|
|
I was struck by the recurrent image of sleeping women and vigilantly wakeful ones — like Penelope — in literature and art.
|
|
Aida watched vigilantly, reminding him to support the baby's head and often walking over to gently tip his arm back up.
|
|
"With your anxiety system, it will make you look around vigilantly to find something that will mute that feeling," McGregor said.
|
|
" (Certainly, it's extremely difficult to vigilantly avoid adverbs always.) Calling someone "supersmart," for example, is a poor, wordy substitute for "brilliant.
|
|
The news will shatter the cozy, vigilantly guarded order of the Carney household and drag shadowy deceptions into the harsh light.
|
|
Mike Braun, a Republican, says he's been washing his hands more vigilantly but won't look to get rid of the handshake.
|
|
"We'll build that levee and vigilantly watch throughout the night in case flood does come," said Cathy Crain, the Hamburg mayor.
|
|
I stared vigilantly at the horizon the whole way, even though I can't discern a whale from a mound of kelp.
|
|
Making sure that the United Kingdom continues to vigilantly honor the Good Friday accords is one of Mick Mulvaney's central tasks.
|
|
Similarly, keeping her safe and healthy isn't in my control — or hers — no matter how vigilantly we both wash our hands.
|
|
Let's face it, not all sites or apps are following the tried and true news rule of being vigilantly fact-based.
|
|
It's that the barley used in beer — in a process called malting — has to be of a specific, vigilantly grown, high-quality.
|
|
For example, the organization is vigilantly opposing the Trump administration's attempts to transform untrammeled Alaskan "fat bear" country into a mining district.
|
|
This leads households to spend more cautiously, businesses to invest with parsimony, banks to lend more watchfully and investors to trade vigilantly.
|
|
With American and Western democracy on trial and under attack, we must vigilantly defend fundamental truths at the core of American democracy.
|
|
Democrats in Congress have been especially critical of Chaffetz for not vigilantly investigating President Trump and the billionaire's potential conflicts of interest.
|
|
While there, though, the pie had to be vigilantly watched so hungry people (traditionally homeless people or unruly children) wouldn't snatch it.
|
|
Because I participate in a clinical trial, in which I am vigilantly monitored in both Bloomington and Indianapolis hospitals, I was surprised.
|
|
On Election Day and in the days afteward, Snopes and BuzzFeed, two operations that vigilantly debunk fake news sites, will be useful.
|
|
YouTube said it was "working vigilantly" to remove violent footage, while Twitter said it suspended the account that posted the original video.
|
|
One that I vigilantly keep an eye out for on Facebook, making sure I don't accidentally like a photo he's already commented on.
|
|
Onlookers have taken sides and made their allegiances clear on social media, vigilantly trolling comment sections on Instagram and elongating threads on Twitter.
|
|
Malinowski said he is now concerned that even if the Trump administration doesn't lift sanctions on Russia, it will stop vigilantly enforcing them.
|
|
I MEAN, IF I WERE THERE, I MIGHT FIGHT IT QUITE VIGILANTLY BUT, PROBABLY – LEE: I ASSUME, STEVE, THAT YOU USE AN iPHONE.
|
|
Policymakers also need to vigilantly monitor risks posed by financial market moves and by uncertainty in overseas economies, the economy minister also said.
|
|
"The FBI is always vigilantly searching for these offenses and stands ready to bring perpetrators to justice and help victims reclaim their lives."
|
|
In addition to deciding to drop to the 53kg weight class before Rio, Maroulis also scouted her potential opponents vigilantly, especially the dominant Yoshida.
|
|
Yet on Thursday, soldiers from Cameroon's Rapid Intervention Brigade (BIR), sporting full combat gear, vigilantly scanned Ekona's roadsides for threats, their automatic rifles raised.
|
|
The candidate calls on citizens to vigilantly protect the nation both physically and ideologically for the purpose of maintaining and furthering a white hegemony.
|
|
Ms. Watson warns of deforestation and chemical fertilizers, among other contemporary threats, yet she maintains optimism for sites still densely occupied and vigilantly preserved.
|
|
Since Kim Jong Un stepped up weapons tests in 2017, the United Nations has ratcheted up sanctions and China has been enforcing them vigilantly.
|
|
Mississippi continues to vigilantly review its tax structure for ways to increase our standing as one of the most business-friendly states in the nation.
|
|
"Minority rights must always be vigilantly defended," said Black, 44, who lives in London with his British Olympic diver husband Tom Daley and their son.
|
|
The pressure to vigilantly practice respectablity in all its forms – all to land Black men who meet a pretty low standard of decency – is real.
|
|
Demi Natoli, a bartender at Kreepy Tiki Bar & Lounge in Fort Lauderdale, is vigilantly aware of which guests have been served tiki mugs during service.
|
|
"The FBI is always vigilantly searching for these offenses and stands ready to bring perpetrators to justice and help victims reclaim their lives," he added.
|
|
Though patents must be enforced vigilantly, it is time to give up the nukes and establish a logical conventional approach for future design patent cases.
|
|
We monitor portfolios here at TAAG vigilantly to ensure we're taking advantage of opportunities to sell high and buy low regardless of the current environment.
|
|
It is rare for Mr. Obama to bring his daughters, whose privacy the White House guards vigilantly, with him on his closely watched trips overseas.
|
|
And as social media companies more vigilantly monitor for foreign activity than they did in 2016, Russia has also adjusted its methods to evade detection.
|
|
"Given Mr. Weinstein's state of health, we are of course concerned, if this is the case, and we are vigilantly monitoring the situation," Ansari said.
|
|
We all have to adjust to this unprecedented assault on the truth and stand ready to vigilantly defend against it, because without truth, what's left?
|
|
Of course, as critics put it: The onus should not be on women to vigilantly create safe spaces for themselves — and yet often it is.
|
|
" The statement added, "We continue to work vigilantly with the authorities leading the investigation to find Sierra Shields, and we remain steadfast until she is found.
|
|
Hong Kong, we will continue to vigilantly monitor the situation and take the necessary measures but I think this is really not good for the world.
|
|
If you or someone you know has traveled in China in the past two weeks, watch vigilantly for signs of fever, cough, and shortness of breath.
|
|
"At the very least, whether they have them now or will have them soon, it's reached a level where we have to monitor vigilantly," he said.
|
|
"The Department prioritizes the safety and welfare of its personnel and works vigilantly to ensure that members of its staff are protected worldwide," the official added.
|
|
Etsy prohibits products that claim to improve sexual performance and takes issue with criticisms that it doesn't vigilantly remove harmful products, a spokesperson said in an email.
|
|
Scully, a prominent voice in the fashion industry who's vigilantly called out the lack of diversity on certain catwalks, is in full support of Rocha's latest project.
|
|
Democrats, aware of the risks of a backlash by voters against the impeachment process, have been monitoring public opinion vigilantly and tailoring their message and strategy accordingly.
|
|
If you or someone you know has been traveling in China in the past two weeks, watch vigilantly for signs of fever, cough, and shortness of breath.
|
|
To ensure that we never have to test this in practice, a dedicated group of network operators around the world vigilantly checks the state of internet routing.
|
|
There is no day care for blind children in the city, she said, and she does not trust others to care for Serenity as vigilantly as she does.
|
|
For the most part, meteorologists vigilantly scan the Gulf or Atlantic Ocean from June to November for signs that low pressure systems are developing with the potential to strengthen.
|
|
He's been praising the former Iraqi dictator for killing terrorists (or suspected terrorists or just people he didn't like) for months, and the media has covered those episodes vigilantly.
|
|
The Park Service vigilantly fought back the beginnings of forest fires; this seemed wise, fire being a reckless and destructive force, but it actually kept the sequoias from reproducing.
|
|
Obama's first public admission of her SoulCycle habit, and since then the White House has guarded details about it not quite as vigilantly as it does the nuclear codes. Mrs.
|
|
Ken Fitch, an expert in sports medicine who helped to create the application process, says that while the regulations are stringent, some committees enforce them less vigilantly than they should.
|
|
It has happened countless times before, and in any nation that fails to maintain a citizenry vigilantly devoted to individual rights and the rule of law, it could happen again.
|
|
" Ramirez responded by reminding Franken of the 2013 decision and said, "We continue to be watching the marketplace vigilantly and if we see a problem we are going to take action.
|
|
German Education Minister Annette Schavan, 2013: The University of Dusseldorf stripped Schavan of her Ph.D. after a blogger caught the plagiarism and spent months vigilantly presenting the evidence to the public.
|
|
While these government meteorologists aren't getting paid for their work, they are vigilantly observing the freezing mass of polar air as it spreads southward, blanketing the U.S. in an extreme chill.
|
|
It's still unclear what causes the illness or how to treat it, although the CDC has been vigilantly tracking the outbreak since 2014, when the first noticeable uptick in cases began.
|
|
Every Sunday morning, our family casts the YouTube stream onto our TV. It's been a strange feeling to worship at home, but I've been trying vigilantly to keep my spirits up.
|
|
"Large-scale, organized gambling has been linked to organized crime," Villegas said, asking his fellow bishops to vigilantly monitor gambling activities, alert authorities to wrongdoing and educate the faithful against the vice.
|
|
The company was highlighted in a recent Wall Street Journal report on how Facebook, to maintain its influence over the years, has been vigilantly acquiring or copying potential threats to its own products.
|
|
During the meeting, Plumbo, the Mayo public relations specialist, and Ackerman, the Mayo administrator, said because they were concerned about Amber's behavior, they were vigilantly watching Amber's social media during her daughter's hospitalization.
|
|
They cited a packed calendar and a lack of confirmable replacements for a closely divided Senate where Democrats are watching vigilantly for any moves by the president that could undermine the Russia investigation.
|
|
The question hanging in the air, the issue that we must vigilantly monitor, is whether the emerging shoots of egalitarianism in this country will be stomped out by the jackboot of revitalized authoritarianism.
|
|
LONDON, July 16 (Reuters) - Global regulators have published a framework for "vigilantly" monitoring risks from crypto-assets like bitcoin and ether, even though they don't pose a major risk to financial stability for now.
|
|
Her loss provoked a fierce primal response from her mother, who now vigilantly checks her daughter's blood levels three times each night to ensure that she does not lose her daughter in her sleep.
|
|
Even if you could study it, the field is vigilantly watched by the regime, and the government exercises a strong control over film production, censoring whatever is considered unfit for the people of Egypt.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Global regulators have published a framework for "vigilantly" monitoring risks from crypto assets like bitcoin BTC=BTSP and ether, even though they don't pose a major risk to financial stability for now.
|
|
As I stepped into a sunlit office, I was met by eight people seated around a conference table in masked black hooded sweatshirts, their zippered eye- and mouth-openings pointed vigilantly in my direction.
|
|
As I, and others, have strenuously argued previously, the world needs political scientists (and other experts) to remain vigilantly engaged because the state of affairs in the world is unsettling, uncertain, and sometimes dangerous.
|
|
Where Congress and the administration might well wish to be more cautious is to guard more vigilantly against the dilution of the strong U.S. voice in the World Bank by a profusion of special interests.
|
|
As the terror groups continue to adopt, to transform and to surprise, those of us being targeted by the terror groups need to vigilantly innovate and disrupt at a fast pace right along with them.
|
|
And also this time, conservatives and liberal critics of the process are both acting vigilantly when it was only conservatives who stood watch against the Democrat-controlled Congress and its ACA enactment process last time.
|
|
"I'm concerned, and I'm watching them very vigilantly, but I'm also mindful that some of these factors could change, and they could change relatively soon," he said on the sidelines of a conference in Chicago.
|
|
The authors warn that campus free speech is "not free from threats" and "must be vigilantly guarded" — but they also conclude that the examples that have been uncovered so far do not represent a serious crisis.
|
|
"[Lee] vigilantly kept a consistent continuity between all the titles, so that, for instance, when the Hulk was captured in Tales to Astonish, Reed Richards wondered about his whereabouts in a Fantastic Four Annual," writes Howe.
|
|
Therefore, it is entirely possible that states where legalized gambling now exist may act more vigilantly to protect these businesses — and revenues — by cracking down on large unlicensed pools which arguably could siphon participants form licensed gambling.
|
|
Dr. Gomperts worries that we'll start seeing an increase in women dying of unsafe abortion in countries where Zika has spread—especially in Brazil, where customs vigilantly prevents shipments of the abortion pill from entering the country.
|
|
"I find it's a tightrope between being vigilantly observant of everything going on in the world and also having enough space and time to appreciate God's good Earth the way it was intended to be appreciated," she continued.
|
|
It's time for America to wake up, vigilantly maintain ownership of its intellectual property and provide support for technological innovation at a level that fully recognizes how essential technology entrepreneurs are to the future of our national security.
|
|
To make sure the program was reliable, the researchers employed what Allen called "a small army of undergraduates" to vigilantly monitor whether the program was measuring rivers, not roads, and if it was avoiding other mistakes along the way.
|
|
A new name for the college might well be appropriate — especially since we could revert to one of several former names — but the best defense against taking such drastic action is to be vigilantly honest about Lee's blemished legacy.
|
|
"The U.S. has one of the lowest malware infection rate in the world thanks to the entire wireless ecosystem working together and individually to vigilantly protect consumers," said John Marinho, vice president of technology & cybersecurity at CTIA, the wireless association.
|
|
He can grip the straps of his backpack for balance—one input for each side—and each bump, rock, or invisible hole in the path is a threat to that balance that needs to be vigilantly avoided or accounted for.
|
|
A group of local policemen had come in to watch over the crowd from the lawn, vigilantly scanning the sea of red "Make America Great Again" caps, American flag bandannas, and newly purchased cotton T-shirts portraying Trump as Rosie the Riveter.
|
|
So we're being very clear and had very strict community standards all along on authentic identity, which this completely violated, on hate, on bullying, on terrorism, and we work hard and vigilantly to find things and get them down, and continue to evolve.
|
|
It may also yield a less scrutinized freshman-year experience for Malia, whose parents have worked vigilantly to keep her out of the public eye during her years in the White House and hope to shield her from such attention as a college student.
|
|
"While not all of us share the same opinion on the JCPOA, we are united in our desire to ensure it is vigilantly enforced and to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons," they wrote, using an abbreviation for the official name of the deal.
|
|
Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday called for the House Ethics Committee to "vigilantly monitor" members' statements on social media after Rep.
|
|
He and his colleagues in the department of newborn medicine at Harvard Medical School discovered that mothers unconsciously interacted with their infant sons more attentively and vigilantly than they did with their infant daughters because the sons needed more support for controlling their emotions.
|
|
But Mayweather did not seem at all bothered by McGregor's punches, though he did occasionally appear to be frustrated when the two grappled and McGregor hammer-fisted him on the top and back of his head — violations that Byrd could have policed more vigilantly.
|
|
"In carrying out their official duties and obligations, all officers and employees of state government must work solely for the public good, striving vigilantly to avoid even the appearance that their actions are motivated by private or personal interest," the 2003 executive order said.
|
|
Marking the anniversary of the deadly Charlottesville, VA riots in 2017, today a ramped-up police presence placed over 700 officers on the city streets while the city is under a state of emergency as it watches vigilantly to see if white supremacists attempt to march again.
|
|
This might explain why some people in Washington—including many of those who decried the Doha deal—argue for the status quo, envisaging a generation-long war of attrition in which ISIS and Al Qaeda are vigilantly kept in check and the Taliban, perhaps, eventually falter.
|
|
The three Christian communities vigilantly guard the property they already control to an extent that can feel baffling to outsiders coming to the Holy Sepulcher, a cavernous jumble of Byzantine and Crusader architecture, with soaring domes, sunken rooms, gloomy light, heavy bronze lamps, squat buttresses and elegant arches.
|
|
Be on Guard at Nightclubs and Bars Of course it's fun to get a taste of the local night life, but never let a stranger buy you a drink, said Mr. Boles, and watch the bartender vigilantly while he's making your cocktail or pouring you that glass of wine.
|
|
The United States and its close allies and partners necessarily need to firmly and vigilantly respond across the full spectrum of economics, diplomacy, and security, while recognizing that the most important challenge China presents — aside from any future direct military confrontation — comes from the concurrency of economic and security interactions.
|
|
I was never consulted on the decision to move the work, but as the curatorial lead on the Pledges project at the Spencer Museum, two things were within my power: to remain vigilantly committed to keeping the work on continuous public display through the run of the project and to continue to support public dialogue.
|
|
"While at this time we have no evidence of a compromise or disruption to election infrastructure that would enable adversaries to prevent voting, change vote counts or disrupt the ability to tally votes, we continue to vigilantly monitor any threats to U.S. elections," a joint statement, signed by the heads of each agency, said.
|
|
Both events were not just responsible for an escalation in the hostile perceptions towards the federal government among people from rural and mid-America, but they also engraved in the minds of the public the understanding that self-defense of their way of life and values, inevitability meant acting against, or vigilantly protecting themselves from, the federal authorities.
|
|
Recall that the continuing resolution to finance the government without wall funding at the end of the 115th Congress passed overwhelmingly in the chamber he leads, and that he vigilantly squelched successive House versions of the same funding plan throughout the monthlong shutdown drama for no reason except that he didn't want to be the person to end it.
|
|
His obelisk-esque frame mounted atop a rolling black base, googly eyes popping out of his head and a nametag proudly affixed to his chest, Marty rolls around the grocery store all day long, scanning shelves for out-of-stock products, ensuring items are priced correctly, and vigilantly monitoring aisles for any possible hazards to shoppers.
|
|
Our national and local leaders must be ready to vigilantly combat against risk of addiction by rolling out esports in a responsible manner and as part of an extracurricular experience that promotes balanced digital and analog play through the search for optimal training time to improve individual or team skills, rather than simply churning through game after game.
|
|
Through various forms of self care: vigilantly keeping appointments with my therapist, psychiatrist and high-risk Ob, talking honestly with my husband, family and friends about how I was feeling, daily journaling to get some of the anxious thoughts down on paper (and out of my head), and exercising like a madwoman, which was probably the single, biggest help, and continues to be.
|
|
In one more or less typical stretch last month, he was sorting through 60 boxes of his papers, inhaling dust mites in the process; working on a screenplay for Brad Pitt and finishing another, a new version of "West Side Story," for Steven Spielberg; debating whether to rewrite his first play, "A Bright Room Called Day"; pondering one that might or might not turn out to be about President Trump; finishing the second act of an opera he is writing with Jeanine Tesori about the death of Eugene O'Neill; and vigilantly attending rehearsals of the National Theater's revival of "Angels in America," starring Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane, which has moved from London to Broadway, where it opens March 25 at the Neil Simon Theater.
|
|