James was completely disgusted by the thought of coming to LA for anything whatsoever.
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Hand-reared eagles can also be quite aggressive, because they have no fear of anything whatsoever.
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Do his transgressions have anything whatsoever to do with how we value him as a painter now?
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"I'm disgusted to work at a company that has anything whatsoever to do with @FoxNews," he wrote.
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The best way to see Dave McCary's terrific directorial debut Brigsby Bear is without knowing anything whatsoever about the story.
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"There are no laws in China that obligate us to work with the Chinese government on anything whatsoever," he said.
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And with the enormous wealth, Trump can say anything whatsoever and people automatically assume he is right because he is so rich.
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The little ship has been lucky enough to avoid any dust or whatnot on the way (hitting anything whatsoever at these speeds means game over).
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"Modern Family" co-creator Steve Levitan also weighed in, saying he was "disgusted to work at a company that has anything whatsoever to do with" Fox News.
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Saudi Arabia does not have a formal treaty of alliance with the United States — meaning there is no piece of paper obligating the US to do anything whatsoever in response to an attack against Saudi Arabia.
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In the play, which is set around the visit of the aging professor (Jon DeVries) and his alluringly beautiful young wife (Celeste Arias), he has begun to wonder if all that selfless labor has meant anything whatsoever.
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"I don't think Randi Weingarten is going to persuade Betsy DeVos of anything whatsoever, but I hope I'm wrong," said Goldstein, who teaches at Francis Lewis High School in Queens and writes for The New York Daily News and his blog.
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"In (our) investigation we have found that McDonald's and its employees did not have anything whatsoever to do with this incident, this was completely and solely fabricated by a Herington police officer who is no longer employed with our agency," Herington Police Department Chief Brian Hornaday said in a news conference Monday.
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This is the only puzzle I have ever made where I thought my cluing had anything whatsoever to do with the puzzle being accepted — I had to change part of the fill and lots of my clues got changed, but Will and his team decided to use my two theme clues word for word.
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In Senate hearings, Democrats generally want to push the idea that President Obama's (and therefore the Democratic Party's) narrative and strategies are correct, while Republicans want to disprove the notion that the president and his party are right about anything whatsoever, and convincingly demonstrate that Obama and his foolishness will doom the world to anarchy and ruin.
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But how can Glen's work have anything whatsoever to do with society or realism when it seems to suggest, by its very unstable and ridiculous nature, that society is a construct as dependable as ant routines on a trapeze, and reality as real as the Nirvana to be glimpsed inside a soap bubble by any passing, Gamboged Buddhist monk?
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But unlike Google earlier today, the company's not blaming its expensive phones for anything whatsoever — Samsung says the Galaxy S10 lineup actually sold well, with the company shipping 78 million phones overall (as well as 5 million tablets) in the quarter, and that any weakness in phones can be explained by its low and mid-range models cannibalizing sales for last year's Galaxy models.
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"I hereby demand that you and your client cease and desist from making any further false and defamatory statements about my client, that you immediately retract and apologize to Mr. Cohen through the national media for your defamatory statements on '60 Minutes,' and make clear that you have no facts or evidence whatsoever to support your allegations that my client had anything whatsoever to do with this alleged thug," Blakely wrote.
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You can see our teen hero dancing with his own enthusiasm, happy that he got a free bat from his favorite baseball player, but also actively trying to suppress a wild expression of that joy, because he is a teenager and as such believes he is supposed to maintain a respectable exterior in public so that no one can know that he might be happy or sad or feel anything about anything whatsoever.
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"I hereby demand that you and your client cease and desist from making any further false and defamatory statements about my client, that you immediately retract and apologize to Mr. Cohen through the national media for your defamatory statements on '60 Minutes,' and make clear that you have no facts or evidence whatsoever to support your allegations that my client had anything whatsoever to do with this alleged thug," Brent Blakely, Cohen's lawyer, wrote in the email.
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" He then added, "Now, what I've said publicly and I want to repeat, if the math doesn't tally up when I get through the next three or four months and I take my message out to the American people and I continue to talk this way about how concerned I am about the country and how much I think we can do so much better under a different process, if the numbers don't add up, I will not run for president, because I will not do anything, whatsoever, to re-elect Donald Trump no one wants to see him fired more than me.
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The numbered classes can include anything whatsoever. The game board's base colour is red and the squares of each category are played in turns.
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By this criterion, "If the moon is made of green cheese, then the world is coming to an end," is true merely because the moon is not made of green cheese. By extension, any contradiction implies anything whatsoever, since a contradiction is never true. (All paraconsistent logics must, by definition, reject (1) as invalid.) Also, any tautology is implied by anything whatsoever, since a tautology is always true. To sum up, although it is deceptively similar to what we mean by "logically follows" in ordinary usage, material implication does not capture the meaning of "if... then".
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Arne Krag-Andersen has bought a famously haunted house on the southern coast of Norway. There is a curse on the manor: Any one who tries to change anything whatsoever with the house or its contents, will die a violent death. American minister Pahle is deeply fascinated by satanism and claims that a satanic cult was connected to the house. A deserted Estonian ship found outside the shore adds to the atmosphere.
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During the kidnapping incident, she had suggested searching for the children in the dried up dam. After the incident, her son, Makoto's father, whom she had wanted to succeed her as the religion's leader, committed suicide. Himeko later adamantly refuses to acknowledge anything whatsoever concerning it, and forbids Makoto from entering his father's former room. She also wishes that Makoto take over the reins of the family's religion, however Makoto has shown no interest in it.
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Molyneux's globes were the first to be constructed in such a way that they were unaffected by humidity at sea. They were made of flour-paste, an unusual material for the time. Simon Forman remarked that Molyneux's moulding or casting process was "the only way to caste [anything] whatsoever in perfecte forme ... and yt is the perfectest and trewest waie of all wayes ... and this was the wai that Mullenax did use to cast flowere [flour] in the verie forme".
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Hebrews 7:19 also describes the "better hope" of the New Covenant in Christ rather than the Old Covenant of the Jewish law. Hope is opposed to the sins of despair and presumption; refraining from them is adhering to the negative precept of hope. The positive precept is required when exercising some duties, as in prayer or penance. Some forms of Quietism have denied that a human being should desire anything whatsoever to such an extent that they denied that hope was a virtue.
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All digital signature schemes share the following basic prerequisites regardless of cryptographic theory or legal provision: #;Quality algorithms: Some public- key algorithms are known to be insecure, as practical attacks against them having been discovered. # #; Quality implementations: An implementation of a good algorithm (or protocol) with mistake(s) will not work. # #; Users (and their software) must carry out the signature protocol properly. # #; The private key must remain private: If the private key becomes known to any other party, that party can produce perfect digital signatures of anything whatsoever.
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He awakens in the custody of Good Cop/Bad Cop, Lord Business' lieutenant, with the Piece stuck to his back. The mysterious woman rescues Emmet from an attempt to disconnect the Piece from him, believing him to be the Special as he had found the Piece, and reveals her name to be Wyldstyle. However, after realizing that Emmet is an ordinary person, she considers him finding the Piece to be a fluke and brings him to Vitruvius in the Old West. Emmet learns that Wyldstyle and Vitruvius are "Master Builders", capable of building anything whatsoever from their imagination without requiring instructions.
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Chronicle of the Queens of Egypt. Thames & Hudson. 2006. Both Queen Hetepheres II and Pharaoh Khafra have been suggested as children of Meretites I and Khufu as well,Gundacker: Genealogie. S. 24–26 and it is possible that Meritites II was a daughter of Meritites I as well.Gizapyramids website , page for G 7650 Auguste Mariette recorded a stela at Giza in which Meritites is said to be a favorite of both Sneferu and Khufu: > King’s wife, his beloved, devoted to Horus, Mertitytes. King’s wife, his > beloved, Mertitytes; beloved of the Favorite of the Two Goddesses; she who > says anything whatsoever and it is done for her.
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The underlying SNePS, however, is a first order logic, with the user's function symbols and formulas reified. Formula-based inference is implemented as a natural-deduction-style inference engine in which there are introduction and elimination rules for the connectives and quantifiers. SNePS formula-based inference is sound but not complete, as rules of inference that are less useful for natural language understanding and commonsense reasoning have not been implemented. A proposition-denoting term in a SNePS KB might or might not be "asserted", that is, treated as true in the KB. The SNePS logic is a paraconsistent version of relevance logic, so that a contradiction does not imply anything whatsoever.
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125 In the bull Pope Pius V declared: "By this present Constitution, which will be valid henceforth, now, and forever, We order and enjoin that nothing must be added to Our recently published Missal, nothing omitted from it, nor anything whatsoever be changed within it." And he concluded: "No one whosoever is permitted to alter this notice of Our permission, statute, ordinance, command, precept, grant, indult, declaration, will, decree, and prohibition. Should anyone dare to contravene it, let him know that he will incur the wrath of Almighty God and of the Blessed Apostles Peter and Paul." By this, he forbade alterations by other authorities, ecclesiastical or civil, or by private individuals.
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He thinks that freedom of learning is part of freedom of thought, even more fundamental a human right than freedom of speech. He especially states that forced schooling, regardless of whether the student is learning anything whatsoever, or if the student could more effectively learn elsewhere in different ways, is a gross violation of civil liberties (Holt, 1974). Nathaniel Branden adduces government should not be permitted to remove children forcibly from their homes, with or without the parents' consent, and subject the children to educational training and procedures of which the parents may or may not approve. He also claims that citizens should not have their wealth expropriated to support an educational system which they may or may not sanction, and to pay for the education of children who are not their own.
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Several years after the apparent suicide of the woman off the Pont Royal — and an evidently successful effort to purge the entire event from his memory — Clamence is on his way home one autumn evening after a particularly pleasing day of work. He pauses on the empty Pont des Arts and reflects: Clamence turns around to discover that the laughter, of course, was not directed at him, but probably originated from a far-off conversation between friends — such is the rational course of his thought. Nevertheless, he tells us that "I could still hear it distinctly behind me, coming from nowhere unless from the water." The laughter is thus alarming because it immediately reminds him of his obvious failure to do anything whatsoever about the woman who had presumably drowned years before.
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Proceeding from the one necessarily true and unquestionable fact – that we are present to our experiences – an understanding of reality is developed that is neither a materialist nor an idealist conceptualization. This way of viewing the world is referred to as surjective, a metaphorical use of a concept found in mathematical set theory that means a function that works upon every member of a set, where Awareness is the function and Omnific Awareness is the set, in order to distinguish this position from both subjectivity and objectivity. Within this system anything whatsoever can arise from Omnific Awareness, thus the use of the term “indefinite” in labeling this monism. What does arise as the existents that we are conscious of is conditioned by the affections of Awareness for its display.
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After rejecting Cartesian identification of body with extension , Newton turns to the question of what the nature of the "immobile being"--space or extension itself, distinguished from body--was. He raises three possible definitions for extension: as a kind of substance; or as a kind of accident (a standard philosophical term for attribute: anything that can be predicated of substance); or "simply nothing" (a reference to atomism), all of which he repudiates. Instead he proposes that extension "has a certain mode of existence of its own, which agrees neither with substances nor accidents." After struggling with this question, Newton provides perhaps one of the clearest definitions of extension which lead Stein to conclude Newton's conception of Space, the existence of space, or extension, follows from that of anything whatsoever; but extension does not require a subject in which it "inheres", as a property; and it can be conceived as existent without presupposing any particular thing, God included.
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