Knowing how to stay safe and warm is key to staying out of trouble.
Ando has a rescue plan, one that sounds a lot like Sony's perennial recipe for staying out of trouble.
Perhaps now there will be new element to Rod Marsh's Academy - batting, bowling, fielding and staying out of trouble.
Staying out of trouble on winter roads is determined more by attitude and driving style than by the car you drive.
She's doing very well, by the way. (Laughter.) It will take students, as well, showing up to school on time and paying attention to classes and staying out of trouble.
First, he assumes that Congress creates a pathway for the estimated 12m illegal immigrants already in the country to earn legal status and eventually citizenship by paying taxes, staying out of trouble, and so on.
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"I've been staying out of trouble, " he said.
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"After a couple of days learning the ropes and staying out of trouble, I was offered the chance to cover one of the World Cup soccer games from Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, " Dinan recalls.
Are my kids staying out of trouble?
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And he restated his case for giving those already in America illegally a chance to become legal and a shot at eventual citizenship after paying a fine and back-taxes, learning English, working for several years and staying out of trouble.
The Islamists had cut off the road south and the population - in effect held hostage inside the town - was preoccupied with staying out of trouble and hunkering down in their homes to avoid the daily air strikes from the French military against the Islamists positions.
But with 80% of the U.S. postage-meter market and 60% worldwide, Pitney Bowes has trouble staying out of its own way.
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