It would be bad for Japan, be bad for South Korea.
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But that would be bad, it would be bad for everything Berkshire owns.
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It would be bad for U.S. workers; it would be bad for the U.S. economy.
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"If we don't get our act together, we may hit an affordability crunch that'll be bad for patients, it'll be bad for manufacturers, it'll be bad for everybody," Pearson said.
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If it's going to be bad, at least have it be bad with potential going forward.
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If you don't enjoy it, it could be bad pizza sauce, or it could be bad ranch.
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"It would be bad for the country, it would be bad for the president, it would be bad for the Department of Justice for him to be forced out under these circumstances," Cornyn told reporters.
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The takeaway from these plots isn't just that technology can be bad, but that advancements themselves can be bad.
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So antidepressants might be bad for your baby, but going off them might be bad for your baby too.
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If companies knew business would be bad next year, they would stop investing, and business would be bad today.
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"It makes sense that something that would be bad for the planet would be bad for us," Coffey added.
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In a Cascadian Subduction Zone (CSZ) quake, things will probably be bad, and they'll probably be bad for a while.
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As a leader, if it decides to withdraw it will be bad for the United States, it would be bad for its image...it would be bad for its citizens as well, I think President Trump knows that.
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Instead, for the first time in this campaign, what seems like should be bad press for Trump actually turned out to be bad press.
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"A Brexit would be bad for sterling, but it would also be bad for the euro," said Neil Jones, Mizuho's head of hedge fund sales in London.
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This would not only be bad for the Menendezes, it would be bad for Oziel — patient confidentiality notwithstanding, Oziel sniffs opportunity, and he's billing the Menendezes accordingly.
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We hear a lot about how the ingredients in vape juice might be bad for us: the nicotine is addictive, for example, and the flavorings could be bad for lungs.
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And that — well, that would be bad for everyone.
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" BG "It's always been bad, always will be bad.
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"I know this is a difficult position for him to be in, but I think it would be bad for the country, it would be bad for the president, it would be bad for the Department of Justice for him to be forced out under these circumstances," said Senator John Cornyn, the No. 2 Senate Republican.
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"I never once thought it would be bad," she says.
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Of course, business will be bad in the near term.
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Tariffs on Mexico will be bad for American business. Period.
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And that might not be bad for the company's prospects.
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Business leaders are warning isolationism will be bad for business.
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Would it be bad fruit, bad dogs, or bad weather?
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That could be bad news for the Oracle of Omaha.
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"Gradually, I thought maybe I wouldn't be bad," he said.
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That would be bad, but it would hardly be fatal.
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There are other reasons why undoing amnesties might be bad.
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I just saw that it was going to be bad.
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In fairness, the titular joke is supposed to be bad.
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I was just trying to, you know, not be bad.
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Slowing growth would be bad for working families, she added.
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But that doesn't mean a trip has to be bad.
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Other candidates might be bad for free speech once elected.
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Bannon replied that such a scenario would be bad judgment.
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Be aware: Smaller refunds may not necessarily be bad news.
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This will be bad for the manufacturers brands of pharmaceuticals.
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This situation, if left alone, would be bad for bitcoin.
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"A strike would be bad for the country," he added.
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Standing up for yourself can be bad for your career.
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"Everyone thought that would be bad for markets," he said.
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Having no trading deal would be bad for both sides.
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Amazon's new discounted phone announcement might be bad for Google.
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If it continues, it will ultimately be bad for everybody.
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Carden: In a positive way, it might be Bad Janet.
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Point is: this may not be bad Twittering at all.
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Have some days be good and some days be bad.
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"In fact, it might actually be bad for the economy."
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It would be bad if Trump didn't take this seriously.
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In most divisions, that kind of record would be bad.
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This is how you teach her not to be bad?
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They also tend to be bad at explaining their decisions.
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"That might be immature, that might be bad," he said.
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The mix of the two can be bad for productivity.
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I felt the next record we made would be bad.
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Weld says another Trump term would be bad for America.
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No one told me exercise was (or could be) bad.
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Recent market volatility may be bad news for your portfolio.
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A burger is always going to be bad for you.
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Smarter Living: Washing clothes can be bad for the environment.
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Would the sex be bad because everything else was good?
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It might be bad or unsportsmanlike but it is true.
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That may be bad news for Wheeler's chemical industry cronies.
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"Further delay will be bad for this country," he added.
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Getting rid of the CFPB will be bad for homeowners.
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It could be bad for your waistline -- and your health.
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It's even more exciting to be bad as your job.
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That would be bad for consumers while reinforcing Amazon's dominance.
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Too much boredom, of course, can be bad for children.
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Matthew Lesser, arguing he would be bad for senior citizens.
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Intuitive, sensitive Water sign Pisces can be bad with boundaries.
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Well, Facebook wouldn't be bad if it wasn't so dominant.
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The government says the merger will be bad for consumers.
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The reality about evangelicals may indeed be bad and disheartening.
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"This is going to be bad not only for the consumers of the United States, but it's going to be bad for companies that do business internationally because we will all be punished," Boyle said.
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One, by Carbon Tracker, an NGO, (and co-authored by Mr Spedding), seeks to show that pursuing new reserves at all costs would not only be bad for the environment, it would be bad business.
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If the trend continues, the results will be bad for everyone.
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"If they knew about it, that would be bad," Trump said.
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The scientists behind the new paper worry it could be bad.
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"Exposition doesn't have to be bad or boring," the artist explains.
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But it would be bad for other parts of the world.
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For one thing, I would think that it would be bad.
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It would be bad politics for Democrats to repeat the mistake.
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A return of a nationalised British Rail would be bad news.
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"One Hillary in Washington would be bad enough," the narrator says.
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IF A SUPERNOVA went off near Earth, that would be bad.
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It would maybe not be bad if I weren't so lonely.
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All of this is presumed to be bad news for Clinton.
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It will be bad by Monday since it was already discounted.
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The long-term result will be bad for capitalism, opponents argue.
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I expected it to be bad," she said, "and it is.
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"One Hillary in Washington would be bad enough," the ad says.
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Licence to be Bad: How Economics Corrupted Us. By Jonathan Aldred.
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That would, of course, be bad for banks — and for everyone.
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The risk is that it will be bad for the country.
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A lot of these new gadgets are going to be bad!
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One of the reasons for that good news might be bad.
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I knew it would just be bad bad bad bad bad.
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It sometimes turns out to be bad, like every fourth one.
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Mr Trump's trade stance may well be bad for emerging economies.
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A persistent slump would also be bad news for nappy-makers.
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Simply put, an agreement without enforceability would be bad for business.
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Changing residences frequently in childhood may be bad for your health.
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I'm thinking, What do you mean it's going to be bad?
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"People can be bad," Sergi Santos, her developer, told the BBC.
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This could be bad for my wallet, but I'm in love.
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That might be bad news for the rest of the conference.
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It would be bad for Republicans in Congress in the midterms.
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The result would be bad for science and bad for America.
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Social media and screen time can be bad for mental health
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He says tariffs on steel imports would be bad for markets.
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IN RETROSPECT, THAT MIGHT BE GOOD OR IT MIGHT BE BAD.
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Such a drop would obviously be bad for the gold miners.
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"The impact for the world would be bad," Mr. Powell said.
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His gutting of the EPA will be bad for the environment.
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Sure, he might be bad, but money isn't even an object!
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I can't figure out what's supposed to be bad about this.
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Read This Next: Braces Can Actually Be Bad for Your Health
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Read This Next: Braces Can Actually Be Bad For Your Teeth
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And we know that uncertainty tends to be bad for investment.
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After all, an endless fight would be bad for both countries.
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The eminent domain lawsuits over the wall would be bad fights.
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" But, she added, "Things are gonna be bad for a while.
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But the real question isn't, is it going to be bad?
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It's going to be bad, and it's going to be sad.
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Consider that 15 desserts a day would be bad for you.
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Bland, institutional food can be bad for patients in many ways.
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It would be bad if I had no retirement at all.
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If you're predisposed to pneumonia, that can be bad as well.
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A bout of reflection might not be bad either, he said.
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It could also, he said darkly, be bad for your health.
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When would an epidemic be bad enough to warrant Draconian measures?
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The whispers had been that Mr. O'Rourke's number would be bad.
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No, I do not consider that to be bad injuries, no.
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In racing, he said, green is thought to be bad luck.
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That might be bad news for fans of '90s TV comedies.
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Although it was believed to be bad luck, nothing terrible happened.
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Mr. Montes said they had not seemed to be bad people.
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They had a feeling this one was going to be bad.
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They thought standing up for equal rights might be bad business.
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It's going to be bad for the Bernies and the Warrens.
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It's a handicap to be bad at solving tech-related problems.
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But in war, there will always be bad and outdated information.
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DW: Those things can be bad at the same time. Yeah.
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But what they're getting frequently turns out to be bad information.
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There will always be bad things that happen in an economy.
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And that would be bad news for everyone, not just Iraqis.
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"It's going to be bad," said Woody White, a county commissioner.
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You would never say this book would be 'bad for men.
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Vince wants his money and it's gonna be bad for him.
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Well, but by the way, it'd just be bad for democracy.
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It was screamingly obvious that this season might well be bad.
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Democratic leaders appear to think that staying on impeachment too long would be bad for them politically — or at least that it would be bad for the Democrats in swing districts on whom Pelosi's majority depends.
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Recent research suggests that this concentrated ownership may be bad for competition.
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And it would be bad for Ukraine and peace in the region.
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It seems to be bad days in October seem to happen regularly.
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Baz Luhrmann's Elvis movie will be bad because Baz Luhrmann is bad.
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I think I might just be bad at anything that requires pedals.
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Jason Priestley (Brendan Walsh) was too nice (and Canadian) to be bad.
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All this would be bad enough against a more stable political backdrop.
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"Too much self-esteem can be bad for your child," warned Alternet.
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It's crazy, really, but it's getting bigger so it can't be bad.
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Continued decline in the number of listed firms would be bad news.
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And yes, they can be bad, as in ignorant, uninformed, and hurtful.
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It would simply be bad business to intentionally harm a user's console.
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People with friends who have bad debts may be bad borrowers themselves.
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But it will also be bad for Nevada and the Democratic Party.
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Imagine what it would be like in space—it would be bad!
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Back doors may be bad for business, but they are not unknown.
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If they are right, that would be bad news for Apple's investors.
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I can't really sugarcoat it, I used to be bad as fuck.
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That, say critics like Bernie Sanders, would be bad news for consumers.
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The immediate effects of a Brexit vote are likely to be bad.
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If you're a guy, cocaine is probably going to be bad news.
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And, yet, getting rid of it would be bad for the country.
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It would be bad if I had a disease that was contagious.
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That would be bad for all who share those countries' liberal values.
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Some people are perceived to be bad, others are seen as good.
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And that would be bad news for the beleaguered shareholders of Yahoo.
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And most of all, it would be bad for the American people.
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If your dispute were with your girlfriend, it would be bad enough.
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Stress in financial markets would be bad news for Netflix as well.
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In fact, they might not be bad at all for your health.
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Brexit is going to be bad for Britain's economy — no matter what.
|
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A couple of other Trump positions would be bad news for Apple.
|
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Endless tit-for-tat moves toward protectionism would be bad for everyone.
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Of course, such an event would be bad news for energy stocks.
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But keep in mind, there will be bad stories under Obamacare, too.
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Good governance often turns out to be bad politics, and vice versa.
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Can something that brings together Omar, Paul, and Tucker Carlson be bad?
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But a fight between the North and South would be bad enough.
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Not because that would change everything — the world would still be bad.
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"Liberal Jones would be BAD!" he tweeted less than an hour later.
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That could be bad news for Lori Loughlin, who has denied wrongdoing.
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"It'd be bad, because there's not anything that's around here," he said.
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The poll never lies, which could be bad news for human kids.
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"They said it would be bad for my image," Holland told CNN.
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Plus, blocking a nominee of color could be bad politics for Republicans.
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Now a new study suggests they can be bad for your health.
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Diabetes may be bad for the brain, especially if you are overweight.
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He knew in an instant that would be bad news for pitchers.
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"If you live beyond your means, it could be bad," Weber said.
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But what is good for ratings can be bad for the country.
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A jury pool filled with political activists could be bad for Manafort.
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Either option would be bad for Internet users and sex trafficking victims.
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Asthma attacks during pregnancy can be bad for both mother and child.
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But wildlife tourism can also be bad for endangered animals like cheetahs.
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Bernie Sanders said that Warren's plan would be bad for job creation.
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Being honest about why you quit would be bad for future business.
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"The first half, particularly the current quarter, will be bad," he added.
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The short run could be bad for the rest of Europe, too.
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If it falls because Americans' spending collapses, it will be bad news.
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Trump's lack of knowledge or experience or solutions would be bad enough.
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Goldman Sachs thinks Donald Trump will be bad for the global economy.
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If a recession comes as she's warning, it'll be bad for the country.
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I mean how could putting ice cream, candy, and chocolate together be bad?
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So, could opting for these processed meat substitutes actually be bad for you?
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So we connect more peopleThat can be bad if they make it negative.
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"When Category 5's start hitting Florida again, it's going to be bad."
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Why is Facebook admitting that social networks can be bad for our health?
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It turns out vaping may be bad for more than just your look.
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You say if we don't balance this relationship soon, it could be bad.
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Were Iceland again to alienate foreign investors, it would indeed be bad news.
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But if one (or more) pops up, that can be bad for business.
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At the same time, the move is likely to be bad for morale.
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He told her that leaving would be bad for her career, she said.
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Mr Puigdemont insists that blocking the referendum "would be bad news for democracy".
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"It will be bad news for the country if he wins," he said.
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Individually, the mere hint of any one of these scandals would be bad.
|
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Some experts have said that a strong FDP would be bad for France.
|
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But what's good news for Canadian shoppers could be bad news for Blaine.
|
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Yet right now, pricier oil would be bad news for the global economy.
|
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And that could be bad news for Republicans who want to repeal Obamacare.
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How can cannabis be bad if the edible flavor is named "book club"?
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Overall, Mexico's weakening peso may not yet be bad news for the economy.
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Not that I would know what it's like to be bad at something.
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The outcome of those discussions will likely be bad for the middle class.
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Therefore, a gradual depreciation should not be bad news for the financial markets.
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Stopping or reversing the urban revival would not just be bad for cities.
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It would be bad enough if Trump were saying this on his own.
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A bidding war would be bad news for Deutsche Börse, Mr Jones said.
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The document, however, was believed to be bad intelligence, according to the Post.
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I don't think it'll be bad actually, but it'll be a bit weird.
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"They keep telling me it won't be bad if you transfer," Vassar said.
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Blood Drive wants to be bad, good-bad, like that, and figuring out
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I mean you gots to dig on yourself, know that you be bad.
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And the orders, if eventually implemented, would be bad for other people, too.
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It's bigger than just 'Woke up and wanted to be bad one day.
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Wall Street agrees that things could be bad if the bill is passed.
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That would be bad news for consumers caught in these companies' abusive practices.
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Nate I certainly agree that racial polarization would be bad for the Democrats.
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For one, it might literally be bad for our health and well-being.
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I wonder if they think my brother and I would be bad landlords.
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Ties I knew it would be bad; the only question was how bad.
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The match between Lesnar and Goldberg is almost certainly going to be bad.
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Both are coming off bad seasons and might, in fact, be bad players.
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And it just got me thinking that not all load can be bad.
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You play with it this irresponsibly there are going to be bad effects.
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Be careful with certain aerosolized air fresheners that might be bad for you.
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Those assets can't grow forever as that would be bad for domestic cohesion.
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But it would also be bad for Oesterlund's lawyers, particularly for the Americans.
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"Nigga, you gon' be bad, forever," a choir teases on the opening track.
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It used to be bad and then I think has gotten way better.
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Then you start to have this inferior position that: 'I must be bad.
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At the time, being eaten was believed to be bad for plants — always.
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Stopping or reversing the urban revival would not just be bad for cities.
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Others aren't so sure that the political controversy would be bad for broadcasters.
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"No, I do not consider that to be bad injuries, no," he added.
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If you used this with a greater starting height, it would be bad.
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This outcome will be bad for the country and bad for President Trump.
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Where you know the ending's going to be bad, so what the hell.
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But opponents of the bill fear it'll be bad news for the arts.
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You've got to realize you're going to be bad for a little while.
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Wall Street is certain a Warren administration would be bad for energy companies.
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THERE WILL ALWAYS BE BAD ACTORS AND I DON'T WANT TO MINIMIZE THAT.
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On the opposite end, hard candies can also be bad for your teeth.
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Impeachment would be bad for the country but probably good for the president.
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More than 60% said Sanders and Warren would be bad for the economy.
|
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Others, however suggested that the move would be bad for the U.S. economy.
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CHINA'S AUTO SALES AND PRODUCTION FIGURES WILL BE BAD IN FEB - INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
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But he acknowledges that too much of a good thing can be bad.
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It would be bad news if you lost Metro's trust... Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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If done right, things don't have to be bad for a very long time.
|
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And that end could be bad for everyone, not just the two of them.
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"Any tax-related gridlock will be bad for markets," it said in the note.
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There will be rejections, there will be misunderstood stories, there will be bad reviews.
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This would be bad for business, and of course, the UFC is a business.
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Kolb similarly said he didn't think his political expression would be bad for business.
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They can't be bad people unless they can con you with kindness at first.
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Welcome though it is for poor North Koreans, growth may be bad for statisticians.
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We don't know who Neegan killed, of course, because that would be bad marketing.
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That would be bad even for a nation at war, which Venezuela is not.
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In order words: First quarter earnings will be bad, but maybe not that bad.
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Hollins described the scene as nasty and immediately sensed the prognosis would be bad.
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That could be bad, it could be good, depending on who you're talking to.
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Women should support her because if she founders, it will be bad for women.
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The fact that Mr Corbyn now looks immovable may be bad for the country.
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This is helping boost productivity but could be bad for workers, the report argues.
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Siluanov said the strengthening of the national currency could be bad for Russian exporters.
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"This would be bad news, suggesting a near breakdown on remaining differences," Straszheim said.
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When someone wins the lottery, it can be bad news for his neighbor's finances.
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Lower profits can be bad for the stockmarket, but they are good for workers.
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Though a conflict with America would be bad, China could eventually work round it.
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As Karev landed punch after punch, it was clear the result would be bad.
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Unfortunately, there might be bad news for all of us early Christmas music-lovers.
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Other things being equal, that will be bad for both economic growth and profits.
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But while it may be exciting for Spicer, it will be bad for America.
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People can be bad at spotting deception because, ultimately, very few are downright deceptive.
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The 2018 map was also bad, and the 2022 map will be bad too.
|
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But at FuboTV, what's good for sports fans might be bad for soccer fans.
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I have no inside information on this but it can't be bad for business.
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But failing to do so risks a backlash which will be bad for everyone.
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There are choices in law schools, and yes, there will sometimes be bad outcomes.
|
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This may be bad news for Democrats hoping to take over Congress in November.
|
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That would be "bad news" for the Southeast and mid-Atlantic markets, Lipow says.
|
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It would be bad enough if Trump's travel ban were simply unnecessary and unlawful.
|
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This might be bad news for big companies, but it's a boon for consumers.
|
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Even if he could stop them, it would be bad policy — and bad politics.
|
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Doing so would be bad for our health and our pocketbooks in myriad ways.
|
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Those will be bad enough and you can be guaranteed those attacks are coming.
|
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Since his primary client is Trump, that could be bad news for the President.
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In virtually all other cases, mass production seems to be bad for food quality.
|
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As good as fried chicken can be, bad fried chicken can be especially unpleasant.
|
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No matter what happens, the situation for Mosul's civilians is likely to be bad.
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His team is bad and will continue to be bad, but those other teams?
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What would be bad would be treating people [differently] based on what they're wearing.
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Work which requires constant standing would be bad, so persons with curvature tire quickly.
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Not only is that bad for shareholders, but it can be bad for consumers.
|
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Not only is that bad for shareholders, but it can be bad for consumers.
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"They are saying, 'We are preparing for this to be bad,' " Mr. Faggioli said.
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"Certainly this is going to be bad," Trump said, agreeing with the surgeon general.
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And they don't have to be "bad," they just have to be … ill-advised.
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Political analysts have long argued that dwindling union power would be bad for Democrats.
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A thing can be not as bad as something else and still be bad.
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There will be bad acts, and we've got to be ready to combat them.
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It really resonated with them — 'It can't be bad if my wife does it.
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While catching corona would be bad, worse would be passing it to someone vulnerable.
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It might be bad news for Mr. Trump, or Joe Biden, or Rudy Giuliani.
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New York (CNN Business)Growing trade tensions continue to be bad news for FedEx.
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Roberts said it would be "bad police work" not to check for a warrant.
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Sure, this would be bad for insurance companies, hospitals and device and drug companies.
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SANDBERG: WELL, WE KNOW, AGAIN, THAT THERE ARE ALWAYS GOING TO BE BAD ACTORS.
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In years when it was higher, the 21929-year returns tended to be bad.
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Studies have shown that moving this patient population can be bad for their health.
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Instead, it can be bad economic policy that hurts the country — including future generations.
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A Facebook executive admitted Monday the global social network might be bad for democracy.
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For some speechwriters, it could be bad luck not to prepare two different speeches.
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Even a couple times a month could be bad news for your GI tract.
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It will also be bad for businesses that employ those workers and their customers.
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"This is going to be bad not only for the consumers of the United States, but it's going to be bad for companies that do business internationally because we will all be punished," Boyle told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer on Thursday.
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Akzo has argued that the takeover would be bad for employees, that the companies' cultures don't mesh, that the deal faces antitrust risks, that the merger would be bad for the environment and that Akzo should remain Dutch in the country's national interest.
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Akzo has argued a PPG takeover would be bad for employees, that the companies' cultures don't mesh, that a deal faces antitrust risks, that it would be bad for the environment and that Akzo should stay Dutch in the country's national interest.
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On one hand, broad overreach by sites attempting to limit their liability would be bad.
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Yes, problems or further delays with the Crew Dragon would be bad, but not catastrophic.
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I think this is a trap set for Trump and it's going to be bad.
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Rate hikes tend to be bad news for the economy and for stocks in particular.
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"I say Red-Red-Green would be bad for our country," she told the rally.
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And it might be bad for a while: This thing could take months to repair.
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A reader pointed out that it should be "bad," not "badly," and we corrected it.
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I'm not saying that more competition in this market would be bad — competition is great!
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It may be good for society but know it may be bad for the stock.
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But in some respects, electric cars can also be bad for the environment, experts say.
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Because there will always be bad actors trying to undermine our society and our values.
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Losses happens, on average, about one out of every four years, and can be bad.
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That would be bad news for most banker wallets, with the exception of restructuring experts.
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"I knew it was going to be bad, but not this bad," she told me.
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They ultimately decide they don't have to be bad guys or lawless enforcers any longer.
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That would be bad news for the league, from both an entertainment and competitive standpoint.
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It would be bad enough if they were just the mutterings of a rogue judge.
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Most of them will be bad—we're sure to suffer—but some will be good.
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"What would be bad is if there was only one Ethereum ASIC manufacturer," he said.
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The title might not make sense, but that doesn't mean the movie would be bad.
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Bad people can be good at it and good people can be bad at it.
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However, that's about to change — and it could be bad news for Netflix, in particular.
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C.: It would be bad politics for the Republican Party to shut the government down.
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What you may have never considered is that media companies can also be bad parents.
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It doesn't help that there also seems to be bad blood between the opposing researchers.
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She suspects the catalyst could be bad first quarter earnings report or a bad headline.
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But, if you're into Tomb Raider for the brain busters, it could be bad news.
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But sweeping regulatory actions against platforms could actually be bad for both consumers and publishers.
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Mr Hunt seems to have decided that another fight would be bad for his health.
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Whether or not it turns out to be bad politics, the bill is horrible policy.
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Or, it can be bad, if it is meant to defraud, deceive or create illegality.
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The unintended consequences in Britain might also be bad enough to scare off voters elsewhere.
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But, but, but: These don't have to be "bad jobs" forever for millennials, Gorbis notes.
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"Throwing a hundred people in the short term could be bad for us," he said.
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On the face of it, this could be bad news for both Microsoft and Amazon.
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That could be bad news for Apple's earnings set to be released later this week.
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A Clinton move to the left would be bad news for two Virginia Democrats, Sens.
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While that may be bad for GM and Ford, the glut has turned very deflationary.
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I think saturated fats can be bad in the context of a high-carbohydrate diet.
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It's gonna be bad, bad business for those of us who rely on this train.
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Agreeable people make great friends, but they're also more likely to be bad with money.
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Missing out on that audience could be bad news for a campaign that's already struggling.
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But as discussed, Trump is unusually good at appealing to people's desire to be bad.
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But it's quite possible that some of those consequences could be bad for the Pistons.
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That may be bad news for producers, but it's a relief to consumers and airlines.
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Will some of these women be bad investors and will some of these founders fail?
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And that in some cases can be bad for the knee or joint in question.
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Sticking with Mr. Zuma would be bad — for everyone — in the next elections in 2019.
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Culture can be bad if it's founded on toxic beliefs, unethical attitudes and sketchy values.
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A: As unappealing as your neighbor's design choices might be, bad taste is not illegal.
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It may also be bad news for Democrats suing to obtain Trump's federal tax returns.
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Some speech might be bad, this line of thinking goes, but censorship is always worse.
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"The research shows that e-cigarette taxes would be bad for adult smokers," he said.
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Republicans seem to think no president's misbehavior could ever be bad enough to warrant removal.
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Insects The insects are dying -- and that could be bad news for all of us.
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If a day was bad, the rest of my life was going to be bad.
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Also: Why warm weather in Northern California could be bad; and a visit to Nari.
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WM: See, you said that to me and I don't even — should that be bad?
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I mean, but how can it be bad news unless you have to sell stocks?
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Bankers and money managers grumbling that a President Elizabeth Warren would be bad for business.
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"That would be bad news for consumers in Tribune's markets in two ways," she said.
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I don't believe my friends to be bad people, just deeply influenced by toxic masculinity.
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"Whatever is good for me must be bad for you, and vice versa," he added.
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It is often said that too much of anything can be bad for one's health.
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All this would be bad enough if Brexit were the only problem facing the country.
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Last, accept that it's O.K. to be bad at something when you're first starting out.
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If you see her as a hero, that would be bad news for the country.
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Obviously, losing insurance can be bad for anyone, whether they're struggling with addiction or not.
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It is also possible for a 40-year-old sketch show to sometimes be bad.
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His lack of hard political experience doesn't necessarily mean he would be bad in office.
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But the chief executive of state-owned Qatar Airways said consolidation could be bad for consumers.
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It would be bad if I didn't like him that much, but he's still my boyfriend.
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"Wouldn't be bad to have a little of that good old fashioned Global Warming right now!"
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It may be bad judgment on his part, but it falls short of the criminal code.
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While this allows nutrients for the growing little creatures, it can be bad news for mom.
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Drink to your heart's content, but know that even moderate drinking might be bad for it.
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This could all be bad news for Sanders, who has tended to perform strongly among independents.
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Wouldn't be bad to have a little of that good old fashioned Global Warming right now!
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On the face of things, these might be expected to be bad for total reproductive output.
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What I hope all generations of folks understand is that anything in excess can be bad.
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One of them is supposed to be good, one of them is supposed to be bad.
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How could C.K. be bad when he surrounds himself with so many good, smart, able women?
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Even if the practical impact of Britain's withdrawal were mitigated, the message sent would be bad.
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But Mr Trump's decision may turn out to be bad politics as well as bad policy.
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Blowing off steam can definitely be healthy, and bottling up massive frustration can often be bad.
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You can't forecast which years are going to be good and which years will be bad.
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High-stress jobs may also be bad news for people's ability to get consistent, quality sleep.
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And the fact that some of these assets could be bad doesn't mean they are bad.
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FACEBOOK INC CEO - SOME MERGERS CAN BE BAD FOR INNOVATION, WHATSAPP AND INSTAGRAM WERE NOT - CONFERENCE
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Lower stock prices may be bad for stockmarket "landlords", but they are good for stockmarket "tenants".
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I think a little bit of adversity for this team, it's not going to be bad.
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And the shake-up could be bad for U.S. strategic military interests and good for Russia's.
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A stronger dollar would be bad for the manufacturers who are close to Mr Trump's heart.
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So, at first glance, this would be bad news for Merkel but good news for Germany.
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The only answer to that was yes and if you said no it would be bad.
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The international evidence suggests that cutting the number of big operators would be bad for customers.
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"Licence to be Bad" is a powerful tirade, but it is too sweeping in its condemnations.
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"We know it's doing to be bad, but we don't know exactly how bad," he speculates.
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If that were to happen, it'd be bad for him — and potentially even worse for Trump.
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And therefore if I make him out to be bad, it will make me seem good.
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Steve's Apple gave us the iPhone, so an Apple that deviates from Steve's must be bad.
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As Bloomberg notes, this could be bad news for Iceland's economy, which relies heavily on tourism.
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BUFFETT SAYS IT WOULD BE BAD FOR CHINA, UNITED STATES TO GET INTO A TRADE WAR
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That could be bad news for Trump if he wants to cruise to the convention uncontested.
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While they can't see Daya or the gun, they know it has to be bad news.
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That will be bad for soils and bad for fish; the sediments provide the river's nutrients.
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By contrast, the Swedes are the most overwrought: 68% think it will be bad for Europe.
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That could be bad for Mexico's infrastructure because it's already overpopulated and there's so much poverty.
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A no deal would be bad, but a no deal with no planning would be worse.
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If you're going to be bad, at least give the fans something to get excited about.
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"A trade war will be bad for consumers on both sides of the Atlantic," he said.
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"And Steph at times does take what we would consider to be bad shots," Finamore said.
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"I'm not afraid of them [stereotypes], and they don't have to be bad, either," she said.
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Helping its firms re-establish global clout could be bad for consumers if competition is diminished.
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"It has the potential to be bad if it's misused," Reeve told Motherboard in an email.
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The economic consequences will be bad, but not, I'd argue, as bad as many are claiming.
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But this deal might be bad even for those, like superhero fans, who are welcoming it.
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Large-scale amnesty for illegal aliens would be bad policy, even under the best of circumstances.
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If roads are closed and people are all trying to leave, it's gonna really be bad.
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Also, how can a snack that literally smiles at you as you eat it be bad?
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But wait, you're probably saying to yourself right now, how can Trump be bad for porn?
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"In the stock market, emotional decisions tend to be bad decisions," the "Mad Money" host warned.
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The governments were already so brittle and institutions so weakened that any outcome would be bad.
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But if Newt Gingrich taught us anything, impeaching the president is likely to be bad politics.
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The economic impact will be bad, and the health impact to our most vulnerable even worse.
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Those developments, on their face, should not be bad signs for the consumption-heavy American economy.
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I don't know, but I'm thinking it's likely to be bad times in the stock market.
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NT: Right, something can be almost abusive, and still be bad, but not cross the line.
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And although that may be bad for Britain, it will also hurt the EU, especially Ireland.
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This would not be bad if money was spent wisely, he said in an interview, adding.
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Either way, the likely outcome — a new term for Mr. Morales — would be bad for Bolivians.
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And the Justice Department is set to argue that the consolidation would be bad for consumers.
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And in and of itself [that] is not a bad thing, but it could be bad.
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At the same time, Warren could also be bad for business for banks and investment firms.
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"Would it be bad if I bought a pin with a swear on it?" he asked.
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In December 2017, Facebook admitted that social media can be bad for people&aposs mental health.
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If the startup sector cools off in 2020 it could be bad news for tech giants.
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I get all of the economic arguments for why a 10% import tariff would be bad.
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"Even if we were to help you do it, that would be bad for you," right?
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If Tennessee wants to criminalize people, let them be bad actors who engage in voter suppression.
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And if Trump is in the news, he doesn't think the news can ever be bad.
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The big takeaway is that 1.5 degrees would be bad, but less bad than 2 degrees.
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It's not just that they're wildly misleading about a vital issue, which would be bad enough.
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She worries that underfunding the humanities will not only undermine educational quality but be bad economic policy.
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However, as convenient as travel-sized items can be, they can also be bad for the environment.
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Of course, those estimates were lower than expected, which could be bad news for the stock price.
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Plus, that source of stress doesn't even have to be bad for broken heart syndrome to strike.
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We also asked if a Donald Trump loss in the election would be bad news for comedians.
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"It could be bad," he added since the Aedes species mosquitoes are found throughout the Deep South.
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Higher rates and tighter policy need not be bad news for banks if the yield curve steepens.
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Such an outcome would be bad for the EU but it would be even worse for Britain.
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I think if you were to run an ad that had a lie, that would be bad.
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Not because their originals are likely to be bad, but simply because almost no shows do anymore.
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"If we actually have a trade war it will be bad for the whole world," Buffett said.
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Just the first layer elicits a yelp from him, so you know it's going to be bad.
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However, lower rates can traditionally be bad for European companies that don't borrow in the single currency.
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That reveal would be bad at anytime, but it's catastrophic in the middle of the Cold War.
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He characterized Hernandez as one of the "very strongest directors" whose departure would be bad for shareholders.
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If in 30 years a majority of Americans believe in a flat Earth, everything will be bad.
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It might be bad for certain kinds of life, but it might be irrelevant for other kinds.
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In short, there's a case to be made that this would be "bad" inflation, not "good" inflation.
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Those who feared it would be bad are watching in astonishment as the reality surpasses their fears.
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An early onslaught of holiday music could be bad for your mental health, according to one researcher.
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Rising rates tend to be bad for gold because they make nonyielding gold look worse in comparison.
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The "I Wanna Be Bad" singer is expecting her first child with husband Ryan Nece, PEOPLE confirms.
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Her ideas and policies may be bad, but you should definitely give the woman a fourth chance.
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Don't let someone convince you to do something that you know could ultimately be bad for you.
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A prolonged chill between the White House and the House could be bad news for both sides.
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However, at least one study has shown that near infrared radiation could be bad for the skin.
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It might even be bad enough to force your friends to pack up their things and leave.
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My husband promised me I wouldn't be bad cop, and he has failed me in that way.
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Today, Franken is aware that it might be bad optics to paint himself as the wronged party.
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"We expected it to be bad, but not this bad," Wedbush Securities analyst Heather Behanna told Reuters.
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The innate badness of a character can't come from that person trying or wanting to be bad.
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The movies recently have suggested that Federation officers are more likely to be bad guys than heroes.
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Nor do they understand that falling from a few feet up would be bad news for everyone.
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This could be bad for Renaissance since the fund relies on people and the market mispricing securities.
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That could be bad for the world economy and that's why markets are taking a step back.
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"This could be bad…" wrote PokeAdvisor creator "lax20attack" on the stats site's eponymous subreddit on Monday morning.
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" At the time, Zinke defended his comment, telling reporters, "How could ever saying 'good morning' be bad?
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We know it's going to be bad, but human activity today could still make the future worse.
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The result shows the bad guy (he has to be bad, right?) flying backwards across the cave.
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Ford's single, "I Wanna Be Bad," ruled the radio in summer 2001, then she seemed to disappear.
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The foundation of this theory is the nonsensical notion that research and development can never be bad.
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We knew the Knights would be bad, but no one believed the Knights would be this bad.
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She even spoke with her dental hygienist to find ingredients that wouldn't be bad for your teeth.
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If the EU serves European countries well, economically, then it must be bad for the United States.
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At least for now, their offense is too darn good for the team to be bad enough.
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I just decided, 'I'm probably going to be bad at this for the rest of my life.
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Obviously, as Facebook knows far too well, there will be "bad actors" who will game the system.
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"Segregation appeared to be bad for white people, bad for black people—bad for everyone," she said.
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Marvel hasn't even introduced the idea of a Skrull who might be bad, let alone a supervillain.
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"They made these vague arguments about why it would be bad for consumers and business," said Duarte.
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But they can also be bad managers, ill-equipped to manage the burgeoning needs of large companies.
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Facebook admitted on Thursday that using its social network can be bad for you in some instances.
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And I think, you know, if they're ... That would be bad if they got rid of Zucker.
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If The Daily Show was more informative than the actual news, things had to be bad, right?
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Usually this would be bad for Labour, which is traditionally seen as being softer than the Tories.
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And the consensus has long been that ticking off half the country would be bad for sales.
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Mr. Druckenmiller rejected the notion that too much money could be bad for smaller social service organizations.
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Social media and teens Another study lays out why social media could be bad for our kids.
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"It would be bad to let them in -- the four, I'm talking about all four," he said.
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A bad reputation can be bad for the economy Countries don't want to be called currency manipulators.
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But Trump and other administration officials have rejected the calls, saying it would be bad for industry.
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"Right when I was about to throw the pitch I realized, 'This could be bad,"' Betances said.
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"Although there will be blood spilled on January 18th, it will not be bad blood," Conor said.
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"It's going to be bad," Dafoe's character says early in the film, sizing up the coming storm.
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It would be bad if this week brought any more unfortunate revelations about "America's Mayor," wouldn't it?
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The need for a sugar substitute How can something as good as sugar be bad for us?
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So why would a busting economy, which would move interest rates, be bad for the stock market?
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Clinton, on the other hand, is regarded as an old adversary who would be bad for Russia.
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That could be bad news for stocks, given that valuations are starting to look a bit rich.
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That would be bad news for poorer Americans even as it makes the overall economy more efficient.
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Traditionally, couples didn't see each other before their wedding ceremonies, as it's believed to be bad luck.
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These polls could also potentially be bad news for the Supreme Court were Kavanaugh to be confirmed.
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According to this zero sum perspective, what's good for one side must be bad for the other.
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But what kinds of deals would be smart, and what kinds would be bad for American interests?
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But the biggest takeaway could be bad news for a candidate who looks awfully like Bernie Sanders.
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Instead, the bad thing is the real-life thing that was threatening to be bad all along.
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People might see labels and think, I don't know what this is, but it must be bad!
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It might be bad enough to be good, but it's nowhere near good enough to be great.
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Some people think this kind of "Dutch disease" can be bad for a country's long-term growth.
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"It's a theory that seems a little more practical in that it could be bad engineering," Fu added.
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Rate hikes generally mean a stronger dollar, and a rising greenback tends to be bad for gold prices.
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But yes, it would be bad if something huge came along and walloped one of the three arms.
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The Café Mocha is similar, but with the addition of chocolate, and what could be bad about that?
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It's fun to be good and it's boring to be bad, but you can be naughty as well.
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All of these make it easier for you to drink more, faster, and that can be bad news.
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But security concerns are driven by bad people who are very persistent in their bid to be bad.
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We're seeing them be good, and be bad, and also just kind of disintegrate in front of us.
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But that can be bad news for your standard walker or cyclist, especially those who are vision impaired.
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But scientists say that as temperatures go up, the impacts to the US economy will mostly be bad.
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The butt song is the biggest mystery in A Star Is Born — is it supposed to be bad?
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"Those surveys are at the same levels as 1999 and 2007, which might be good, might be bad."
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That could be bad because you don't have to think about it; it is just a few clicks.
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You can, but the consequences for a worker, his colleagues, and his family at home could be bad.
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In the long run, barriers to voting may even be bad for the Republicans who usually erect them.
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Both can be bad without them being the same, and making that kind of comparison is rarely useful.
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Fan service doesn't have to be bad, but it's very difficult to do well on a consistent basis.
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For once, what is good for an airline's revenue does not seem to be bad for its passengers.
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And if we impose this kind of liability on them, they might hesitate and that would be bad.
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But those failures, spinoffs, and dead ends aren't necessarily things that are going to be bad or useless.
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Cooperman has never been shy about how he believes that a Warren presidency would be bad for America.
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Any production disruption would be bad news for their customers, which include major tech companies Apple and Huawei.
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Now, this sounds almost impossible — why would having a woman hold the highest office be "bad" for women?
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However he warned that tariffs would be bad for the autos industry, which is "fundamental" to Japan's economy.
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I want them to be bad at PR. Why do we want companies to be good at PR?
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The Virginia senator then listed several others who said Trump's economic plans would be bad for the nation.
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In addition to being found to be bad for health, some sweeteners have been identified as environmental pollutants.
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In "Licence to be Bad", Jonathan Aldred, an academic at Cambridge University, casts economists as the modern Gradgrinds.
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The protracted uncertainty that is now likely will be bad for Mrs Merkel, for Germany and for Europe.
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You might have really bad guys running a corporation, but a corporation in itself can&apost be bad.
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They also reported less body satisfaction, which the researchers say can be bad for mental and physical health.
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In his speech, Trump told NRA members that a Warren presidency would be bad for Second Amendment rights.
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Studies have shown that long commutes can be bad for your health, so there's really no upside here.
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They all say the transaction would violate ownership rules and be bad for consumers by decreasing programming choice.
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Presumably, he understands that guns in the hands of criminals and terrorists would be bad for New York.
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Continuing to promote coal, in any form, is shown to be bad for the environment and public health.
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It is just not true that whatever is good for Putin must automatically be bad for the West.
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Such government action would be costly for plant-based producers and it would also be bad for consumers.
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Many may consider it disloyal or be concerned that speaking against orthodoxy could be bad for their careers.
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As any writer will tell you, you have to let yourself be bad in order to be good.
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The more ppl said we were trying to be bad and do harm the wider the gap became.
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"It's bad for the country, for the market, and it's going to be bad for them," he added.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's aging population may be bad for the economy but it is giving dealmakers a break.
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The FTC investigation into whether the Cambridge Analytica breach violated a consent decree could be bad for Facebook.
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Another data breach, even if it came from a city like LA, would be bad for Uber's rep.
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Click-Gap could be bad news for fringe sites that optimize their content to go viral on Facebook.
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This would be bad news, as the HP3 system cannot be relocated to another position around the lander.
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That could be bad news for Deutsche, which was founded in 22007 to help companies with overseas trade.
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They're read and then either tied to a tree if your luck looks to be bad, or kept.
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So, there you go — you're not a weirdo if you relish watching the bad guys be bad guys.
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Nu disco might be bad to some, it might be aggressively sexual, but there's a reason for that.
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That would be bad for Nintendo, obviously, but the company is about more than just hardware — especially recently.
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That could be bad news for currencies such as the , Mexican peso and Australian dollar, the analysts explained.
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"They were afraid that when that day came it would be bad, and they were right," she said.
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Of course, hundreds of thousands or millions of people dying would be bad, too — a fact Trump acknowledged.
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Even if someone appears to be bad at campaigning, you choose him if you want him in office.
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Negative expectations are when you assume an outcome will be bad and then perceive it to be so.
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The chart above also shows that the GOP plan would be bad for aging Americans with low incomes.
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Louie: That's going to be ... KS: That's going to be bad, everyone's going to be on their whatever.
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You'd have to actually work to put those two in a scene together and have it be bad.
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The Iowa results have shaken up polls elsewhere in the past, which could be bad news for Trump.
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Two degrees will be bad, but three would be worse, four worse than that, and five worse still.
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Gaining either too much or too little weight during pregnancy may be bad for your child's heart health.
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If you climb a mountain, you'll bring devastation down on people and it'll be bad luck for them.
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"And we thought that would be bad for Democrats … and bad for the issues that we care about."
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"We are asking the American public to prepare for the expectation that this might be bad," she said.
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"We are asking the American public to prepare for the expectation that this could be bad," she added.
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If popularized, such technologies would likely be bad news for many of those working in the services industry.
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None of this means LG's phone will be bad when it goes on sale in the coming weeks.
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But "major" can also be bad, so if you have advance notice, a little preparation is worth it.
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They knew that without him at the center, chaos would return, and that would be bad for business.
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If ensuring that just so happens to be bad for the company or the shareholders... well, too bad.
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The Trump impeachment investigation was supposed to be bad news to U.S. financial market, because there are uncertainties.
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Credit card debt, however, is considered to be "bad" debt because it typically comes with high interest rates.
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Rising rates can be bad for stocks because at some point higher yielding investments can be more attractive.
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Of course, there is earworm associated with this method, but it's The Beatles, so what could be bad?
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Ottawa coach Guy Boucher said it didn't appear to be "bad" but Stone would need some work done.
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Traveling can be bad enough, but rude people can turn even a mediocre flight into an absolute nightmare.
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There will always be bad people in the world, and we can't prevent all governments from all interference.
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WARREN BUFFETT SAYS "IF WE ACTUALLY HAVE A TRADE WAR IT WILL BE BAD FOR THE WHOLE WORLD"--CNBC
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Eating sticks of butter could be bad for your heart health, even if you don't swallow it (I think).
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"He repeated over and over again that this was really going to be bad when it broke," she said.
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In our poll, the huge majority of 3,524 users who voted said the change would be bad for Instagram.
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It is bad in practically every way it could be bad, from concept to execution, from imagery to acting.
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But while it might be bad for me, American needs its politics to get a lot more boring again.
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That would be bad for US business and for consumers, who will absorb the impact of those price increases.
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I find it hard to believe this will be bad, given the quality of Black-ish and Grown-ish.
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" Zuckerberg: "I think lying is bad, and if you ran an ad with a lie, that would be bad.
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While they may be bad for firms, they are a boon for society—so long as inflation remains contained.
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If the yield curve continues to flatten like this, it will be bad news for the economy going forward.
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The result could be bad news for governments, social networks, and anyone hoping to crack down on bot spam.
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"If they make it so only people who have money gets help, it's going to be bad," she said.
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She says she expected the storm to be bad but was still taken aback by the hurricane's destructive power.
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But I do think when it comes to freeing actors of color to be bad, her influence is inevitable.
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Such cares taken by the French could be bad news for British farmers and fishermen, who export a lot.
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His website is built around a singular premise: Convincing everyone involved that wedding speeches don't have to be bad.
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A war with conventional weapons would be bad enough; the lasting impact of nuclear weapons' use would be immense.
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What we do know, however, is that working long hours in stressful conditions can be bad for your health.
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Salah Amleh, a tech entrepreneur from Ramallah, said Waze's function defaulting to "on" will be bad for Palestinian businesses.
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He got the stool, he was legitimately trying to get off the field, Just happened to be bad timing.
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He didn't want to get arrested or confront the authorities – both, he reasoned, would be bad for his family.
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And less than two months after a post about how browsing Facebook could be bad for your self-esteem.
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That may be bad news for your wallet, but it's a trend that's likely to continue — because it's working.
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" Padilla said that the notification "was not only a year late, it also turned out to be bad information.
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The escalating trade conflict between the U.S. and China could be bad news for Tesla, according to J.P. Morgan.
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"Short term, it's going to be bad for deals," but there's a silver lining for U.S. banks, he said.
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And like Mrs May, EU leaders want a deal: no deal would be bad for the continent as well.
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With regard to the song, Warren told The New York Times that, actually...it's not supposed to be bad.
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But tying premium subsidies to skimpier plans, and repealing the individual mandate, would be bad for the risk pool.
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This would be bad for any party, but the PJD is Islamist and its members are prone to moralising.
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Opponents warned voters that legalizing marijuana, especially edible forms that look like candy bars, would be bad for children.
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More broadly, volatile equity markets in recent weeks could be bad news for the pound after its recent rally.
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I probably would be bad for television, Brian, because I would just go, "You crazy," or something like that.
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Most economists and market analysts say Brexit would be bad for the British economy and financial assets, principally sterling.
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Do you want both business and voters to hear the message that you're going to be bad for business?
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Counterpoint: we finally have proof that music nerds and more "discerning" music fans are likely to be bad people.
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"Are things going to be bad?" was the question of 2016, and the answer was always: Yeah, pretty bad.
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TB: I think the whole point about regulation is that it can be bad or it can be good.
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"I just wanted everything to be bad and wrong and different and just as forbidden as possible," she said.
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Obviously, even if polling errors were smaller than average, it would be bad if one side benefited from them.
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It would be bad for business and, more perilously, it would leave The Times with a capsized public mission.
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In fact, it would be bad form for a president to appoint a political ally to lead the FBI.
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And I genuinely did not think that was a part of the job that someone could be bad at.
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Like, if Beyoncé likes it, it can&apost be bad, but I was really, really impressed with this product.
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The company admitted in December that using the platform could be bad for your mental health under some circumstances.
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"Your camel has to be bad-tempered for riders to get a place here," one person joked to another.
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I THINK IT WILL BE BAD FOR BUSINESS, THAT'S WHAT I THINK IF THE DEMOCRATS TAKE OVER THE HOUSE.
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"If Europe is weakened, it will only be bad news for China, not the other way around," Li said.
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They stand for things that I find abhorrent, that would be bad for our country, bad for our future.
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After all, we humans spend about one-third of our lives sleeping, and all of it shouldn't be bad.
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Scorpio is known as the sign that loves to hold grudges, but you can be bad about that, too.
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I think both those players started in the Appy League, so that might not be bad place to try.
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There was no promise about it's going to be good or it's going to be bad ever, of course.
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Earlier this year, we wrote about why the so-called "vinyl boom" may be bad news for electronic music.
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The antinatalist argument goes like this: Pain is bad, while the absence of any experiences can't possibly be bad.
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To your point, the prevailing view is that must be bad, and it's just part of the national pessimism.
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But it's wary of another development expected this year that would be bad news for its long-term success.
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The DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce said a prolonged period of uncertainty would be bad for the economy.
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What is certain is that they would be bad for the Leon Coopermans of Wall Street and their bonuses.
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Both Democrats and Republicans argued that too much consolidation between telecommunications and media could only be bad for consumers.
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"Your insistence on exclusion and scapegoating would be bad for business and bad for the American economy," they wrote.
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His otherwise-unpopular presidency is floated on jobs and economic growth, and trade wars can be bad for both.
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That gives him broad discretion over U.S. drug policy, which could be bad news for supporters of marijuana legalization.
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But it also speaks to antihero dramas' long history of giving men — generally only men — license to be bad.
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I'm not "good" one day so that I can be "bad" another, which I once foolishly celebrated as balance.
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But the content must be bad enough to meet the company's "harassment threshold," which Wu says is too high.
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One is that if you don't know what you're doing, most of your big bets will be bad bets.
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If that contest goes ahead as expected, experts predict that the results are likely to be bad for Mrs.
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"It is very common with handwritten wills for the grammar to be bad and sometimes ambiguous," Professor Hines said.
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Funny how Trump is America first on everything, except when a nationalist position might be bad for Big Pharma.
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As for my take on the news, well, this new company might be good or it might be bad.
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" Padilla said that the notification "was not only a year late, it also turned out to be bad information.
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" He added, "Countries can exploit that and say, 'We may be bad, but the United States is no better.
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It would be bad enough on its own, but the Merrick Garland affair is part of a broader pattern.
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These adjustments would be bad for U.S. manufacturing and bad for consumers, and certainly not a 'win-win' solution.
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If you notice you're not taking up golf because you think you'll be bad at it, do it anyway.
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Seeing a single magpie can be bad luck, it is believed, though saluting one can ward off ill fortune.
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"We are asking the American public to prepare for the expectation that this might be bad," Dr. Messonnier said.
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It's also been found that using an alarm clock to wake up might actually be bad for your health.
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Lastly, it's become a bit of a meme these days that game journalists can sometimes be bad at games.
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For instance, Fed rate hikes might be bad for some sectors, like housing, but good for others, like banking.
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But now I think the most glorious thing that can happen to you is to be bad at sports.
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It would be bad enough if Iran were the only example of Trump's "maximum pressure, minimum impact" foreign policy.
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The cloud will be bad news for Oracle over the next three years, a Wall Street analyst said Wednesday.
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Ed Mills, Raymond James Washington policy strategist, said conventional wisdom says a Sanders surge would be bad for markets.
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Even the "experts" slip up every now and then, because to be bad with money is to be human.
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Did you really think a fracking ban would be bad for the environment, or were you on the take?
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Bad teams can suddenly be good, good teams can suddenly be bad, and expansion teams can almost win championships.
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"People keep telling me that this is eastern medicine practiced for centuries, so how could it be bad?" she said.
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Buybacks + insider sales may be bad news Still, there are some instances when insider selling can be a troublesome sign.
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" The student added: "Are we not a bit more mature than making cleavage out to be 'bad' or even 'sacrosanct'?
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"Abolishing the Electoral College would be bad news for Iowa and for the Midwest generally," he said in a statement.
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The rub: What's good news in the short term for AT&T customers may be bad news for net neutrality.
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But there's a distinct possibility we'll hear nothing, which would be bad, but not necessarily the end of the world.
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Job listings that only target men would be bad, as would housing listings that seek to exclude people of color.
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They can strike suddenly and at a time when the only options available are likely to be bad for you.
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The three answered questions on data privacy, Kara's predisposition to be bad at basketball and the future of scientific inquiry.
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But while there are advantages to the deal from AT&T's perspective, consolidation like this could be bad for competition.
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That could be bad news for Trump, who has taken moves to bar transgender troops from serving in the military.
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"That does not mean that it will be bad in one hour, one day or even one month," she said.
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Watching hardcore pornography online might be bad for Sara's childhood psyche, but it isn't going to rip her jugular out.
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"I understand the president's frustration, but the unintended consequences of that, I think, would be bad for everybody," Cornyn said.
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It could also be bad news for publishers, because more content inside Discover means more competition for time and attention.
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"Our unit production manager wrote him a letter of recommendation because nobody wanted there to be bad blood," Lively added.
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But it also can be bad for your relationship in general, because it "breeds insecurity in the union," she says.
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Even if a story will be bad, give it a shot and maybe it will come out a little better.
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Tufekci also argues that too many user warnings can, counterintuitively, be bad for security — by encouraging users to ignore them.
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But not evacuating leads to its own major risks — making conditions that can already be bad in prisons even worse.
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Some 71 percent of dealmakers based in Europe and 75 percent in Asia thought Trump would be bad for business.
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We will take those moments of laughter, or calm, and say, 'Things can't really be bad, because I laughed today.
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No one could agree on who she was plotting against, but you could tell it was going to be bad.
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Birthdays, holidays, trips — these were the mitigating circumstances under which a fat girl could be "bad" in front of others.
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Young is an iconoclast and unapologetic curmudgeon, who had said he worried the bill would be bad for his state.
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Not just because society's expectations for a binary gender system are outdated, but because it might be bad for you.
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"Ten percent could actually come as a relief", he said, adding that such a figure would be "bad but manageable".
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That would be bad for Renault and therefore the French government, which owns a 15 percent stake in the company.
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Image: Andreas Rentz (Getty Images)Breakfast sandwich fans beware: Eating too many eggs might be bad for your health... again.
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The Economist is not neutral in this debate: we believe Brexit would be bad for Britain, Europe and the world.
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The revelation of a sudden cut in pay would be bad enough for the players, but they weren't even consulted.
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He goes, 'I can't tell you what I know, but it's going to be bad if you don't leave tonight.
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On top of that, you could probably guess this, but a Donald Trump presidency would definitely be bad for nightlife.
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He said the legislation would be bad for the industry and the U.S., which is the home of free markets.
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Getting stuck in a defensive position with Lesnar's weight set and based would be bad for anyone in the division.
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"Our unit production manager wrote him a letter of recommendation because nobody wanted there to be bad blood," Lively said.
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Rising rates can also be bad for stocks because, at some point, higher yielding bonds can be more compelling investments.
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That might be bad news for Daybreak Game Company, the company behind Everquest and H1Z1, formerly Sony Online Entertainment (SOE).
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She is a wonderful person whose ideas & policies may be bad, but who should definitely be given a 4th chance.
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London (CNN Business)It's official: The British government's plan for leaving the European Union will be bad for the economy.
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What is good for one child of a particular age may be bad for another one of a different age.
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"It (low oil price) doesn't mean it has to be bad overall for the global economy," Lew said in Davos.
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Akzo has argued a PPG takeover would be bad for employees and that the two companies' cultures do not mesh.
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"I'm worried about the comedown because there's going to be a vacuum after this, and it's going to be bad."
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Those launches might be bad for Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, but they're almost definitely great news for the industry.
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Also, a lawsuit can be bad for branding if the Chinese public think a foreign company is bullying domestic competitors.
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Sediment levels in the Mississippi River are dropping, which could be bad for the Louisiana coast, the Times-Picayune reports.
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The only rule we have is that they must have fun and not be bad sports about what we do.
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Also there could be another war breakout, and that would be terrible, and that would be bad for those numbers.
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The pundits may be correct that the increasingly combative nature of political debates will ultimately be bad for the country.
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" The contamination can often be rooted in a personality, or a person that the OCD sufferer determines to be "bad.
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Another failed test would be bad enough, but it's also come out that Gordon has been living with Johnny Manziel.
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Andreessen spoke passionately about self-driving cars, and he discredited the notion that this would be bad for the economy.
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He told CNN there could be "bad actors" like there can be anywhere, but there was no widespread intentional racism.
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It will be bad for everyone if cities and states thwart those strong ideas through the blunt force of regulation.
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"Chick-Fil-A Finds Politics Can Be Bad For Its Business" announced AdAge shortly after Cathy's initial comments in 2012.
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Whatever the reason, the timing may be bad and you have no choice but to decline or postpone a meeting.
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It would be bad enough to have my kids be the ones to tell me to put my shoes on.
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But even if they do ask for advice, Mintz says, there's always the fear that it could be bad advice.
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I've been "camping" before—OK, actually, mostly just getting fucked up while in a tent—so this couldn't be bad.
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Forty-seven percent of them said that if he decided to run, it would be bad for New York City.
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Mr. Lettieri argues that what's good for New York doesn't have to be bad for other parts of the country.
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While that may be bad for the banks, it's made the city much less buttoned-up and more visitor-friendly.
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And the message this is sending to our allies around the world, I think, is really going to be bad.
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"But it all depends on how bad it is, and I don't think it will be bad enough," he continued.
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Murkowski and Collins continued voting "no" because they believed that Trumpcare would be bad for the people in their states.
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Tanning beds might be bad for you, but since when "this is bad for you" stopped us from doing something?
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As mentioned, Bank of America also recently reported related findings that Trump's tweets can be bad for the stock market.
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"We both kind of decided that it would be bad for her to do anything about it," Ms. Gelula said.
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" During an interview with Fox, he said that if Saudi Arabia knows what happened to Khashoggi, "that would be bad.
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I DON'T THINK THAT NECESSARILY HAS TO BE BAD FOR THEIRS, BUT FOR SURE IT'S A BIG HELP FOR OURS.
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IF the results were reversed — if white players got a big edge in support — this would clearly be bad news.
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There's barely any friction, and while that can be great for your mood, it can be bad for your wallet.
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That would be bad news for Democrats, who quickly retorted Wednesday that they didn't see the possibility of a compromise.
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It needn't all be bad, these clothes seemed to say, at a time when nothing is quite as it appears.
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Given the vast numbers of American jobs tied to service industries, it would be bad news if that trend continued.
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The people Cooper meets, as horror movies and other episodes of Black Mirror have taught us, should be bad people.
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Cockroaches scuttling around in our homes aren't just nasty to look at; they can also be bad for our health.
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That would be bad news for Amazon and other online sellers that ship billions of packages a year to customers.
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Instead of changing course, Exxon actively sought to disprove climate science, because recognizing its validity would be bad for business.
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That could be bad for JPMorgan because credit card companies historically have made about three-fourths of their revenue from interest.
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And when you sit down and really think about it, it'd practically be bad for your wallet not to buy it.
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It's a rare instance in which less regulation might be bad for the handful of companies that dominate the telco industry.
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I just have to push through and allow myself to be bad at it for a while until I'm sharp again.
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The president's critics accuse him of recklessly starting a trade war that will be bad for America and the global economy.
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DO YOU WORRY, AS THE CHAIRMAN AND CEO OF A MULTINATIONAL, THAT A TRUMP PRESIDENCY COULD BE BAD FOR YOUR BUSINESS?
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As Dr. Beniaminovitz explains, if you increase your heart rate from exercise on top of that, it could be bad news.
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Typically, canceling recess would be bad for everyone, but this year Senate Republicans are only defending one really vulnerable incumbent, Sen.
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"There are always going to be bad actors, or so to speak," said Sudev Balakrishnan, Grubhub's senior vice president of product.
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You — and every other adult — will make a million decisions in your lifetime, and some of them will be bad decisions.
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Dealing with passive-aggressive behavior in the workplace is not only frustrating, it can also be bad for engagement and productivity.
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The night will be bad for Trump, because much of his message is that he is a winner, a born winner.
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And finally, the rise of populism "tends to be bad for bonds" as trade protectionism increases prices, according to the strategist.
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"I think it would be bad if I changed in, like, three months," the 21-year-old said, brimming with smile.
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That would be bad news for Europe as a whole, which needs impetus from Berlin on, for example, euro zone integration.
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"If the politicians decide differently, we'll have to adapt, but in my opinion that would be bad for Europe," he said.
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That would be bad news for the rouble and Russia's local bonds, which have so far easily withstood the bank malaise.
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Intra-FANG rivalry will be bad for returns, but it may also deflect accusations that the companies have grown too dominant.
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Some think its rise may be bad news for Baidu, one of the "BAT" tech trio, along with Alibaba and Tencent.
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It's a hilarious lie that we're told as teens: Your skin is only gonna be bad for five or 10 years.
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The news doesn't have to be bad; it could even be good news delivered in a sudden, shocking way, explained Lorber.
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But a beautiful thoroughbred with natural athleticism and a born-to-be-bad attitude -- now that was my type of horse.
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To explain why I believed a movie led by six undisputedly funny women would be bad, I have to back up.
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We tell ourselves that what we are doing may be bad, but it's not as bad as something or someone else.
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Even if the ruling against California Teachers did accelerate the decline of unions, that would not necessarily be bad for Democrats.
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"If I can't get back as planned, the impact on my job could be bad," one man told national broadcaster NHK.
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But there is increasingly strong evidence that this normalizing strategy may just be bad politics: The candidate who shifts signals shiftiness.
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It would be bad for Britain and bad for Europe, because investors would have doubts and this would affect capital flows.
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"It would be bad press, and we don't want to be the organization that does that to people," Mr. Madison said.
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He pointed out that if the ICOs don't work out, that could be bad news for the platform its built on.
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"When people say Trump's presidency will be bad, it's not theoretical," DeRay Mckesson, a Black Lives Matter activist, said on Twitter.
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"Surely it would be bad to give the impression that certain nationalities are fundamentally excluded from the ECB Presidency," Weidmann said.
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" The president went on to accuse Democrats of being focused on "trying to find anything which will be bad for me.
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"It just happens to be bad timing from the point of view of the interest rates on student loans," he said.
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"The impact for the world would be bad," said Robert Powell, an analyst with the unit who worked on the study.
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Hiring strippers may be bad—but under the NCAA's watch, pointing out that the emperor has no clothes is far worse.
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This watering down of the league would be bad enough on its own, but the product is becoming increasingly homogenized, too.
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While IPOs are usually a cause for celebration, Pinduoduo has proven this past week they can also be bad for business.
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As we moved through stretches, my mind wandered back into the past, when writers were allowed (even expected) to be bad.
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That would be bad for the business, because people would get frustrated visiting your site because they couldn't download your content.
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Drinking a lot of fruit juice can provide too much sugar, which can be bad for you — even if it's natural.
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Memo From Tehran TEHRAN — At first blush, the election of Donald J. Trump would seem to be bad news for Iran.
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In a subsequent text, Renna said "it could be bad" if emails were later uncovered through a subpoena or court discovery.
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It's gotta be bad when you sue over freakin' candy, but yeah ... a California man says he bought a 3.8 oz.
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The doctor, an infectious disease expert, argued that, while the coronavirus will be bad, people's selfishness could make it far worse.
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Rather than submit to panic and stress, widely known to be bad for unborn babies, I decided to find some answers.
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One of these is no longer news — if the threat of sudden global extinction can ever cease to be bad news.
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This is necessary because it would be bad if every paramedic in the country was driven insane by their own equipment.
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"If the message sounds like we are very selfish people, we don't care about minorities, that will be bad," he said.
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More to the point, from a financial market perspective, the outbreak doesn't need to be apocalyptic to be bad for business.
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Ylvis released the song with the intention for it to be bad, and weren't at all expecting it to go anywhere.
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You might be bad at everything, but at least you'll be good at pretending you're not after you take these courses.
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After a rebuke by lawmakers in Parliament, the British prime minister warned that an extension would be bad for both sides.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday anything bad happening in Hong Kong would be bad for U.S.-China trade talks.
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Some say that the politics that come with the presidency can be bad for business and take a toll on membership.
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But others were wary, especially restaurant workers, who worried that the boxes would be bad for business and invite liability issues.
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Such rollbacks would be bad news for Americans' pocketbooks and our energy security, but they would not doom the Paris Agreement.
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But a protectionist U.S. trade policy would still be "bad for the German economy and therefore also for jobs", she added.
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There's also been a growing body of research showing that heavy use of social media may be bad for mental health.
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And even when he fell right back into monstrous ways, there I was in denial, because how could he be bad?
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I think the caucus understands that the party's changing, the base is changing, and new faces wouldn't be bad for us.
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That could be bad news for Musk and Tesla, potentially disrupting the ambitious goals he has set for his various companies.
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Few were enthusiastic about the new president, and several believed his presidency would be bad for the country and the world.
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The decision in Missouri could be good news for Democrats, and the ruling in North Dakota could be bad for them.
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The Bulls will be bad no matter what, but results shouldn't be the focus on a roster that's designed to lose.
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Norsk Hydro's Molland said unilateral tariff barriers outside the World Trade Organization system would be bad for the entire aluminum industry.
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And while I get why it happens (covering hours of peaceful protests would be bad for ratings), it can be misleading.
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Plus commercially made cleaners are made from some pretty scary ingredients, which can be bad for the environment and your health.
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Things that girls like are bad things, and if they like something not meant for them, it must be bad as well.
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There was backlash, with opponents arguing that it would be bad for teens' body image and indoctrinate them early into dieting culture.
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While Cramer himself is skeptical of the benefits from free trade, it's Trump's outright protectionist approach that could be bad for business.
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"We just think this would be bad for the markets, it's unfair, and it doesn't belong as a public exchange," he said.
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There are things that happen in real life that if I did write it would be bad fiction, because it's so unbelievable.
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So yes, even a small amount of asbestos could be bad, but no need to lose sleep over this most recent event.
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Would stories like that be bad for your brand of storytelling, or are you just not that worried about the robot uprising?
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Tyranny may be bad, but it's certainly worked out well for Game of Game of Thrones players who drafted the Mad Queen.
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At some point, higher bond yields, by raising the cost of borrowing, can crimp economic growth and thus be bad for equities.
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Yes, they can be bad actors but most of the surge in prices is to do with consolidation in the hospitals sector.
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Such a scenario would help break the stalemate now, but it might be bad news for Spain's political stability down the road.
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Not only could the Pfeffermans be bad company, they also weren't so different from conventional television characters, continually making the same mistakes.
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A no-deal outcome would be bad for the EU, too, particularly Ireland, whose small, open economy is closely linked to Britain's.
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"Our notification from DHS last Friday was not only a year late, it also turned out to be bad information," he said.
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There's not much of a story, which wouldn't be bad if there was something other than blasts of music filling the longueurs.
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Yet the quickening rise of accelerators appears to be bad news for the company, says Alan Priestley of Gartner, an IT consultancy.
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People also think it might be bad for cognitive function, but there hasn't been a lot of reliable research in this area.
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The takeover in March of Opel, which makes Vauxhalls in Britain, by France's PSA Group could be bad news for Vauxhall's workers.
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It wouldn't be the first time in TV history the side you thought were the good guys turned out to be bad.
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Economic scenarios that are bad for equities (recessions, rising interest rates, falling profits) tend to be bad for junk bonds as well.
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But in my experience many won't be convinced because they consider themselves "good" people, while they think others may be "bad" ones.
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What they're saying: This wouldn't be bad for all providers, according to Moody's — just the ones that collect higher-than-average payments.
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Ruth Wisse, a Harvard professor of Yiddish, suggested in 2013 that too much joking may in fact be bad for the Jews.
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"I think for a long time people thought, 'This digital world might be bad but doesn't have real-world consequences,'" Farid said.
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If what he wants with regards to migration materializes in Europe, that would be bad for Hungary, therefore I must fight him.
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What I don't accept is to be bad returning his second serve like I was at the World Tour Finals in London.
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I know it would be bad for TV to have heard all of Clarke's reasoning, but I honestly loved hearing her justifications.
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"She is a wonderful person whose ideas & policies may be bad, but who should definitely be given a 4th chance," Trump tweeted .
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"Whenever there is power and money there will also be bad judgment, excessive greed and also power struggles, of course," he said.
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This means that any deceleration will likely be bad news for the rest of the 19-member bloc that share the euro.
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It would be bad if Americans did not believe the information coming from the White House in the case of an emergency.
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A revival of TPP, even in modified form, would be bad news for China, which had been shut out of the pact.
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It's going to be bad enough as it is, I think, in 10, 15 years time with the way the world's going.
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" Given the high likelihood that North Korea would retaliate, Lindsey admitted that the ensuing conflict "would be bad for the Korean Peninsula.
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That would be bad news for hospital owners, like HCA and Tenet, which would already be hit by the repeal of Obamacare.
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And, even if the leakers didn't have an agenda -- and they will -- what those leaks produced would be bad news for Sessions.
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However, it won't be bad for everyone and ahead of earnings season, Facebook, Lending Tree and Alibaba are poised to top expectations.
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But underlying much of this contentiousness is disagreement in the American left about what racism is and why it might be bad.
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A slowdown would be bad news for Trump, who is building his 2020 bid for a second term around the economy's performance.
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The first step is to realize that you've already made two unwarranted assumptions: that something will happen, and it will be bad.
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It would be bad, but it would force people to look at a different metric and a different way of creating content.
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The loss of so many jobs would be bad news for the government ahead of an election at the end of May.
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Tell-all book deals, not to mention knowledge of the inner workings of Russian sports, appear to be bad for your health.
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But Facebook's top executives have repeatedly said there will always be bad actors and dampening abuse will be a constant, ongoing battle.
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Apple's App Store rules are about to come under a lot more scrutiny and that could be bad news for the company.
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It also can be bad news for employees with equity compensation if they joined the startup when it had a higher valuation.
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Mike: As with most new tech, I'm pretty sure the first generations of all of these gadgets are going to be bad.
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Warnings about Valeant's decision to cut research and development are based on a nonsensical notion that R&D can never be bad.
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The biggest problem with this assertion is that it assumes that because plants need carbon, no amount of it could be bad.
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You might think eating pizza every day would be bad for you, but one man's daily pizza habit actually saved his life.
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And you know it's bad—you know it's going to be bad—when you open your eyes, but not yet, not yet.
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"The issue being glossed over is that focusing on global warming potential alone may be bad for the environment still," he said.
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That wouldn't just be bad for DeLuca, but for Grey's Anatomy fans who aren't ready to say goodbye to MerLuca just yet.
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A bump in online shopping might be bad for your wallet, but it could be good for the planet, Dr. Nicholas said.
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As a single mother that's a big threat, especially if it didn't turn out to be bad and we couldn't get back.
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"Once you get to a certain point in this part of the coast, it's just going to be bad," Mr. Fugate said.
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Millhiser notes that Justice Alito pretty much accepted this logic in Hobby Lobby, which could have been be bad news for liberals.
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It's fine to be bad at a lot of things, St. John writes, as long as you're really good at one thing.
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Some experts have warned that ultra-low and negative interest rates could encourage excessive borrowing, which may be bad for the economy.
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There may be bad Camembert, a lot of it, in fact, but there's no such thing as a bad baked Camembert. cooking
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The effort sounds helpful, even noble, given that Mr. Zuckerberg acknowledged the change could be bad for business in the short run.
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"That's going to be bad for the United States economy and American workers and families, and also for other economies," he said.
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While the data is likely to continue to be bad for a couple of months, a pronounced recovery is expected to follow.
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"If the US decided to withdraw from Africa, it would be bad news for us," he said in a January news conference.
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"We are asking the American public to work with us to prepare in the expectation that this could be bad," she said.
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"We are asking the American public to work with us to prepare in the expectation that this could be bad," Messonnier said.
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"We are asking the American public to work with us to prepare in the expectation that this could be bad," she said.
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That could be bad news for American companies that are set to release massive blockbusters in the region in the coming months.
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Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles has joined the growing list of people saying excessive social media use can be bad for them.
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Not all experts watching the high-profile contract say it would necessarily be bad for one company to win the entire contract.
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That would be bad news for a company that already has a net industrial debt of 4.6 billion euros, about $4.87 billion.
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The biggest challenge for ESO Fund is figuring out which startups are worth the risk -- and which ones may be bad news.
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This may be bad policy, but most people don't have sufficient expertise to draw that conclusion because evaluating the policy is complicated.
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"It would be bad, of course," Belloni said when asked at a news conference whether he would push through a deal regardless.
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"Other states have looked at the Maryland law, and they found it to be bad policy," said Jeff Francer, AAM's general counsel.
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The more stringent enforcement of regulations might prove to be bad news for tourists when the season begins in earnest in December.
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But if global demand softened for these products made by skilled workers with advanced technology, it would be bad news for Americans.
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If inflation were high and rising, that might be smart, but under the current circumstances it would almost certainly be bad news.
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None of this will necessarily be bad for the United States — Europe might muddle through and ultimately emerge stronger and more prosperous.
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But even if the cut is implemented gradually, it still is a reduction and that won't be bad news in the long term.
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It would be bad enough if the founders really seemed poised to replace the bodega, a beloved and vital fixture of urban life.
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October's nonfarm payrolls report Friday could bring some good news for the jobs market, which might be bad news for the stock market.
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The reason I'm liberal, even though I hate both parties so much, is because if corporations are given free rein, they'll be bad.
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Having to pay extra to keep its web-based email service zippy and its cloud hosting customers happy would be bad for business.
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Kourt and Willow shared what looked like a friendly hug -- this, of course, after there appeared to be bad blood between the fams.
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Burning trash can be bad for the environment, according to some experts, because toxic emissions are released into the air in the process.
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Repealing the program may also be bad news if you are under the age of 26 and still on your parents' health care.
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Past administrations decided it would be bad public policy to discourage people from having access to health insurance, housing, or a healthy meal.
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A new study by the IMF finds that these would be bad for all EU countries, especially Ireland and those near the Channel.
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And it could be bad for society if there was a nationwide minimum wage of twenty dollars could be actually bad for society.
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But make no mistake: Things are going to be bad, and the question is simply how bad will we allow it to get?
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Plus, it means I get to see movies that I know will be bad, and not feel guilty about spending money on them.
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I agree it would be bad if we didn't do that, but it's a natural thing for me to connect with his mom.
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Falls this year in the number of bulk carriers and tankers being sent for scrap may be bad news for the shipping industry.
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"An increase in tariffs would be bad news for risk assets and would (threaten) the prospect of a global growth recovery," Catril said.
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He left the extension letter unsigned and included a signed second letter that made it clear Johnson thinks postponing Brexit would be bad.
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But, could Amazon ultimately out price start-ups in harnessing the Finnish tech labor force – and therefore be bad for small business growth?
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Apple claimed that everything was legal, and the Irish government sided with Apple — probably because the huge fine would be bad for business.
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When one committee member tries to say that Oregon State's loss to Valparaiso must be bad because, really, where the hell is Valparaiso?
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It would also be bad news for future generations of retirees, as it would result in a benefits cut of up to 21%.
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Nicolas Cage eventually comes to the realization that the Crusades might actually be bad, but only after he accidentally stabs a white lady.
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