" "You think I'm supposed to be happy with him?
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" "Adair won't be happy with you showing me kindness.
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Though von Däniken fans seem to be happy with it.
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I think he'd be happy with the material we released.
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HOW can anyone be happy with themselves for doing that.
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Most people would be happy with family, friends, and fortune.
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"Everyone's goal is to be happy with themselves," she says.
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A lot of us won't be happy with the outcome.
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They don't seem to be happy with Obama claiming credit.
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We imagine Matilda Wormwood would be happy with that, too.
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But you have to be happy with who you are.
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" She concluded, "Everyone's goal is to be happy with themselves.
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"Everyone's goal is to be happy with themselves," she said.
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Like, why can't you just be happy with their success?
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Certainly, I would not be happy with that at all.
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But I could also easily be happy with the Leaf.
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You are going to be happy with where we go.
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You want them to be happy with what they find.
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But you've got to be happy with where we are.
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"I will be happy with a seven," Dr. Lekkas said.
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I don't think she'd be happy with what you're doing.
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But people are not going to be happy with it.
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Are you going to be happy with $1,000 a month?
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That's fraud, and no one should be happy with it.
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"It's all about trying to be happy with myself," she said.
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Is he someone that you would be happy with, and why?
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"It's all about trying to be happy with myself," she says.
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"I don't think my PR people would be happy with that."
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"I want Lamar to be happy with his life," Kardashian said.
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She insists Beck would never be happy with a bookstore owner.
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Anyone who passionately believes in democracy should be happy with that.
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My trainer would not be happy with my eating habits today.
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" The caption continued, "Be happy with that USB thumbdick baby girl.
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Mphahlele added that the community should be happy with the verdicts.
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"I think investors should be happy with this exit," he added.
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He said he believes Trump would be happy with his trip.
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And so far, fans seem to be happy with the changes.
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Bottom line -- Steve Ballmer ain't gonna be happy with losing dough.
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People dead-set on a BMW will be happy with it.
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I've come to see I can be happy with that fact.
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Gamers will also be happy with the laptops we found on sale.
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That's one business that might not be happy with what we're doing.
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You would be happy with a good tan and a bad tattoo.
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If they do, I hope they'll be happy with what they see.
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"Of course, the extreme right in Israel would be happy with that."
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Party insiders say they would be happy with a score above 60.
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Yes, a five-year-old would also be happy with this lunch.
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Will his buddy Putin, who signed the deal, be happy with that?
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But France feel Henry will be happy with any outcome on Tuesday.
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Though I don't know if anyone would be happy with this season.
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But it's hard to be happy with what they wound up with.
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I'll be happy with four, but I'd be ready for No. 5.
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"I thought I could be happy with a supporting role," she said.
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Predicting whether Britons will be happy with the results is even harder.
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Key findings: Single payer opponents found a lot to be happy with.
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It's hard because people want to be happy with the status quo.
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But don't expect the customers to be happy with what they're getting.
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Dalí would probably be happy with another museum that honors his legacy.
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Australia will be happy with how that went, France not so much.
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Presumably, the Romulans won't be happy with him for helping Picard escape.
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He wants Guardiola to be happy with how his team has played.
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And I can't be happy with that because I love our country.
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I'll probably turn around a healthy profit and be happy with that.
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That's always my rule is that I have to be happy with it.
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And parents seemed to be happy with the thousands they paid in bribes.
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You'd think Serena would be happy with this new June, but she's not.
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Even after all that work, Liu appears to be happy with the result.
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While developers might not be happy with the unexpected change, it makes sense.
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"You've got to be happy with Lively's performance," Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin said.
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Be happy with you who you are and the skin you are in.
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"It took 30 years for Carrie to be happy with me," says Reynolds.
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But we should also be happy with what he hasn't managed to do.
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And sometimes, as now, conservatives actually can be happy with their candidate's choices.
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Your spouse might not be happy with you, but you can do it.
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"Two I would be happy with, but three I would be even happier."
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Sometimes — often — we have to be happy with just selecting a good one.
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Wallow in self pity or learn to be happy with what you have?
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"Anything you do with BDD, they will not be happy with," he said.
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Disconnect from judging what you wrote and be happy with whatever came out.
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BI: You would be happy with the market share you guys currently have?
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Happy Angus: Hmm, but would he or she be "Happy" with this name?
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"I want Lamar to be happy with his life," Khloé confessed on Kocktails.
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But when you're a refugee, you should be happy with whatever you're given.
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They ask for little; they try to be happy with whatever they get.
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Be happy with what you have and forget about what everyone else thinks.
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JAMES GORMAN: You know, it's hard not to be happy with the economy.
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In the meantime, we&aposd be happy with more Shipka and Frankie content.
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We're about to find out if they'll be happy with the judge's decision.
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But if we win without me scoring, I'll be happy with that too.
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I know I would be happy with being a stay at home dad.
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And Bran's siblings won't be happy with Jaime should they find out about this.
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I don't think I'm ever going to be happy with that decision ever (laughing).
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This year, I decided to just let it go and be happy with it.
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The bottom line is people have to love and be happy with themselves, period.
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Moreover, the EEA model for Britain is one the EU would be happy with.
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He'd be happy with a receiver, but his heart is set on a cornerback.
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If their gaming history includes Xbox or PlayStation, they'll be happy with familiar layout.
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Retirees with their 401k accounts and other investments must be happy with those numbers.
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And in the meantime, you'll be happy with the laws your state has incorporated.
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Realtors and home builders won't be happy with the doubling of the standard deduction.
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"This is one that I think we have to be happy with," Marchand said.
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If you can't, well, I think you'll be happy with the Xbox One S.
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The Rangers would probably be happy with Skjei being good enough until McDonagh returns.
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But if you use the card strategically, you might be happy with the results.
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However, McMillan also thinks Main Street should be happy with the plan as well.
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It's great, we can really be happy with qualifying but the points are tomorrow.
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"You have to embrace simplicity and be happy with less material possessions," she added.
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Kanye repeatedly says that he wants Taylor to be happy with the finished song.
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Do you think Philadelphia would, or should be, happy with one Super Bowl win?
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I can speak for myself, and I would not be happy with that result.
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Even so, the hard-liners found enough to be happy with in the speech.
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"I don't think he was probably going to be happy with it," Thune said.
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"I hope the United States also will be happy with our success," he added.
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This is a great day to learn to be happy with what we've got.
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Those who expect ingenuity from Mr. Ladner should be happy with the garlic dots.
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If you want "maximum cushioning, minimal weight," then you'll be happy with your purchase.
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And they don't expect that US officials will be happy with the meeting's outcome.
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At some point-- Price Waterhouse-- will need to be happy with the figures they're-- reporting.
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Fans of curling, rock climbing, and spas should be happy with these "wellness"-related additions.
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"We're not happy with it, and we're never going to be happy with it," Col.
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I would be happy with every song on this album being released as a single!
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Very few backers would be happy with the split attention, and I wouldn't be either.
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But you can't go into the competition thinking you'll be happy with silver or bronze.
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"People will not be happy with Paul Ryan," Carol Stofflet of Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania, said.
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He acknowledged that Austria's business and tourism sectors would not be happy with increased checks.
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You just can't care… Not everybody is going to be happy with what you do.
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"(The ECB) can't be happy with the euro's performance now close to $1.15," Esiner said.
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WE KNOW THAT MACRON CANT BE HAPPY WITH THE WAY HE WAS TREATED IN CHINA.
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It's safe to say that Russia won't be happy with the Trump-Duda press conference.
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"Innocent people who want trials aren't going to be happy" with delays either, he added.
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Motorists tend to be happy with real wood trim and stitching on the instrument panel.
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"This is not a decision everyone will be happy with," Hoevertsz said after Sunday's vote.
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"I would like to be happy with my performance and feel calm inside," she said.
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If you are a Democrat, you cannot be happy with the impeachment process to date.
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It found almost half of Germans (47 percent) would be happy with such an alliance.
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We've had to adjust to be happy with what we have when we have it.
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The S10 Lite looks like a phone that anybody would be happy with, including me.
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Consumers would probably be happy with any of these systems compared to a traditional router.
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Vladimir Putin certainly has grounds to be happy with his Syrian intervention (so far, at least).
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Hammering out a package each side will be happy with is a give-and-take process.
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If you backed Skybuds on Kickstarter, you're probably going to be happy with what you get.
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Just make sure you'll be happy with whatever phone you currently have for another few months.
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Whether everyone will be happy with his plans to exploit the Barneys brand is another question.
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It is hard to believe the framers would be happy with the result of their work.
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The pope loves you as you are, you have to be happy with who you are.
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I MEAN, WHAT WOULD IN YOUR OPINION BE AN OUTCOME THAT YOU WOULD BE HAPPY WITH?
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Speaking to CNBC after the latest earnings, McDermott said shareholders should be happy with the results.
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It's like reality TV. You don't want to just see everybody be happy with each other.
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But if you like curved screen edges, you'll be happy with the OnePlus 7T Pro's design.
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There may be travelers, or even nontravelers, who would be happy with two courses and dessert.
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We knew we had 'Suicide Squad' coming, and you sense they should be happy with it.
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Most of the remaining voters would be happy with either of them as the Democratic nominee.
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My plug-in hybrid has certainly saved me enough money to be happy with my choice.
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Your kids and your wallet will be happy with the Melissa & Doug Fold & Go Mini Dollhouse.
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Otherwise you're not going to be happy with the product at the end of the day.
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What is his digital legacy and will he be happy with me when he looks back?
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That some won't be happy with the result either way is a given, says economist Ozimek.
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I'd also be happy with more than a few Democrats, especially those from purple states. Gov.
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"I can't imagine for the life of me Trump would be happy with that," Bassetti said.
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There are some people who would likely be happy with Trump pulling ICE out of California.
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It hasn't been easy, but they both know he wouldn't be happy with a "normal" career.
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Do you imagine there'll be a, we'll be able to just be happy with like drugs?
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" She continues, "You just can't care… Not everybody is going to be happy with what you do.
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"I just want you to be happy with a smart woman who loves you," his mom says.
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Is this supposed to be uplifting in a "be happy with what you have" sort of way?
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I wanted her to be happy with who she was and not hide that or be ashamed.
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There's no reason to think they'll be happy with a broad and permanent exception for digital devices.
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You don't need to be happy with what's given to you if it's not what you want.
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Fans who ship Golnesa "GG" Gharachedaghi and her estranged husband, Shalom, won't be happy with this news.
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No doubt some member states that are expecting a refund will not be happy with this idea.
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"You would be discouraging high-frequency trading, and they aren't going to be happy with the bill."
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What's next: Republicans will be happy with sending a few portions off to the CBO for scoring.
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Everyone says you have to be happy with yourself before you can find happiness with someone else.
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If you buy a Tacoma because it's sturdy, simple and strong, you'll be happy with the looks.
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Let's just cut our losses and be happy with the happy mess that Sunday night gave us.
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Still, I think it will be a good transaction and they'll be happy with the absolute level.
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The inning could've gone far worse for McCullers, who should be happy with a 23-213 score.
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If they were going to write your obituary tomorrow, would you be happy with what they said?
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But the average person would be happy with a $500 or $600 TV with older, mature features.
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He noted dryly before the service that his fellow evangelical leaders might not be happy with him.
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But we suspect most people will be happy with the second-best driver's car for $12,995 less.
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What team wouldn't be happy with a draft day haul of Arian Foster and the Black Panther?
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Forget having it "all"—why aren't women allowed to just have "some," and be happy with it?
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But Herbert said he would also be happy with Sanders as the nominee over more moderate candidates.
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I would assume, given where you got in, those are numbers that anybody would be happy with.
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For the most part, however, the White House will be happy with the imagery of Tuesday's trip.
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Republicans can't be happy with the surging success of Democrats in suburban and even some exurban areas.
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Still, shareholder Ross Gerber of Gerber Kawasaki said he'd be happy with a smart deal from Apple.
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They mentioned that they are also working with you and seem to be happy with your work.
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"We'd like to provide American voters with a choice they can be happy with and like," said Wilson.
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And seeing Ben's relationship with Lauren helped me accept what it is and be happy with the outcome.
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I AM TELLING MY FATHER ABOUT THIS MAILER AND HE WILL NOT BE HAPPY WITH YOU MAILER DAEMON.
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Meadows said he thinks the American people "would be happy" with Friday's transcribed interviews, the Washington Post reported .
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The Walking Dead is AMC's flagship show, and the network cannot be happy with the cataclysmic ratings drop.
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It's lightweight, it's durable, and it has quite a few features that we think you'll be happy with.
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"You either wanted to smile and just be happy with your pals, or fuck, or fight," Depp said.
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If you fancy yourself an artiste, you'll be happy with both of these drones and your camera options.
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"I want to be happy with my son, I want to get back to my life," said Rabhi.
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Asked if his partner grocers would basically be happy with anyone other than Amazon, Smith laughed and agreed.
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Most Americans would not be happy with other ways to pay for federal leave, according to Cato's survey.
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But Harbour says while it may be nerve-racking, he's confident fans will be happy with the outcome.
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I think it takes you separating yourself from someone else to really be happy with who you are.
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You're not gonna be happy with me, because I'm gonna say 'No' to things you want to do.
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But fine, if this love comes in the form of new smartphones I'd be happy with that, too.
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My job is to create a sound for that artist, and they have to be happy with it.
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But if it's a comfortable expense and you want the best, you'll probably be happy with the investment.
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De La Hoya would not be happy with his chief cash cow filling the pockets of other promoters.
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In an ideal world, we'd just continue to push people to love themselves and be happy with themselves.
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Be happy with what's going on in the now because so many wonderful things happen while you're there.
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The car is working and we can be happy with what we see and take it from there.
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"But I would be happy with just making it clear that bad behavior won't be tolerated at work."
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She also noted that many conservatives will not be happy with the SPD taking over the finance ministry.
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Those tensions will likely lead to an agreement that neither GM nor the UAW will be happy with.
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"I just hope that he gets the help he needs and goes on to be happy with himself."
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Everybody should be happy with the garlic dots, little fried puffs of choux pastry brushed with garlic butter.
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"America, do not be happy with the killing of Sheikh al-Baghdadi," the new spokesman said in the recording.
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The base model S20193 comes with 128GB of internal storage, which I think most people will be happy with.
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And seeing Ben's relationship with Lauren [Bushnell] helped me accept what it is and be happy with the outcome.
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"If we only get to spend a day and a night together, we'll be happy with that," Katie said.
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I try not to hold any expectations so then I can be happy with the outcome no matter what.
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While Hiroki Ogita might be happy with his endowment most days, it was unfortunately the bane of his Olympics.
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Mr. Miranda recently said on Twitter that Mr. Lew indicated "Ham's fans" would be happy with the ultimate decision.
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"I assume, and this is pure speculation, that Jeff thinks that Donald will be happy with him," Brown said.
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"Would the UK politicians be happy with the main UK exchange being owned by a foreign entity?" he asked.
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The losing team might not be happy with the result but they won't be returning home empty-handed either.
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I'm supposed to be happy with my progress even when it doesn't match the perfect bodies on my feed.
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Your mom will not be happy with you if she comes over and sees the bed on the floor.
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We find that users that are music listeners are users that tend to be happy with our subscription service.
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Ben and Andrew try to eat healthy like me, too, and seem to be happy with what I cook.
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If you love the styling of the 8 Series and enjoy modern BMWs, you'll be happy with the M850i.
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I believe everyone should have a passion that they do everyday in order to be happy with their self.
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"There's only one candidate Wall Street will be happy with -- Trump," Valliere wrote in a recent note to clients.
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If I had not convinced a single white person that this was important, I'd be happy with that reaction.
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Trump asked the senators to give him room to negotiate and promised they would be happy with the result.
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Why can't we just be happy with what we have, especially when what we have is so damn good?
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Provided you're okay with the use of leather in consumer goods, you'll be happy with the stuff that Waterfield uses.
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If you have liked one of them in the past, you will most likely be happy with this year's version.
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Graham called the hyper-partisan Supreme Court nomination process "dysfunctional," but said Republicans should be happy with those four candidates.
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Lawmakers "would ... be happy with the current backstop if there was a time limit or unilateral exit mechanism," May wrote.
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Warm food, good meals... If this gentleman were to come in, I think he'd be happy with what he found.
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Most people will be happy with the MateBook 13, but the USB-C thing is a deal-breaker for some.
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There are bits of Hue that I know I'll never be happy with, not without a seven-year development cycle.
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"I think people are going to be happy with the way the deal looks financially," Mollenkopf said, without disclosing specifics.
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Overall, I think most people who are in the market for an iPhone XR will be happy with its camera.
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"We'll take the win, but we can't be happy with our defensive performance, trading baskets like that," Casey told reporters.
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And after taking a peek at the first round of the collaboration, we guarantee you'll be happy with your purchase.
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And I don't think anyone who held the original 8110 in their hand will be happy with the new one.
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It's not like you just decide one day I'm going to be happy with my body and that just happens.
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And while they will be happy with a KitchenAid mixer or a cozy mug, don't forget about their witchy side.
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As long as you have the tools you need to cook good food, you'll probably be happy with the outcome.
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As for maintaining a fulfilling life before and through retirement, Baxter suggests avoiding excessive consumption: Be happy with having enough.
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And even if you'd be happy with their destination, do you really think you could do it better than them?
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Progressives should be happy with Perez, the argument goes, who was one of the most progressive labor secretaries in history.
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"Look, if this issue costs me my reelection but we get it done, I'll be happy with that," he said.
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The movie barely features West himselfI can't even expect West's die-hard fans to be happy with this pricey tradeoff.
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We weren't influenced by [comic books], but we created something that hopefully represented a vision fans would be happy with.
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I ordered true to size, but if you're concerned about tightness, you should be happy with the next size up.
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If you think you'd wear them enough to justify spending $98, you should be happy with looks, style, and comfort.
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When that spark or passion is missing, people tend to not be happy with their jobs regardless of the employer.
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We'll just have to be happy with a place to stow our fully-charged wireless earbuds, at least for now.
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When he was hiring, he said he would be happy with 70% to 80% of the skills on the list.
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The Genovian Hotel and Restaurant Association is NOT going to be happy with me if I shut down the borders.
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"I want to finish my treatment, and then I know I'm going to be happy with my smile," she said.
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I would be happy with my cheap Nokia dumbphone if I didn't need a portable office most of the time.
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That said, I can't imagine that any White House correspondent would be happy with a decision to end the briefings.
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The key to accomplishing that, of course, is finding a job that you'll be happy with for years to come.
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Compared to the typical Democratic primary voter, those satisfied with Buttigieg are even more likely to be happy with Sen.
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Apart from stone-cold racists, everyone is happy, or claims to be happy, with affirmative action in the first sense.
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Despite his billions, Buffett often says money isn't the key to happiness and he would be happy with much less.
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For now, he said, "consumers seem to be happy with their service and ... don't feel deprived for choice," he said.
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Yes, the camera can take pictures and video, just don't expect to be happy with the results on most occasions.
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On Monday, Mr. Hoylman said that he would be happy with the passage of any of the three pending bills.
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"In general, people tell you that you will not be happy with your marriage after you have kids," she said.
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They would be happy with any symbolic figure who could lead the country for a while, said Mr. Sikta, the campaigner.
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Though the emoji shows a salad appropriate for vegans and omnivores alike, neither party seems to be happy with the change.
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"Dad would not be happy with either of us right now," Khloé says, referring to their long period of not speaking.
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Remember: At the end of the day, everyone wants you to have a good experience and be happy with your results.
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"That's my biggest wish, just be happy with himself and be proud of who he is, no matter what," she adds.
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But if you can overcome this obstacle and be happy with who you are, it can be an incredibly rewarding experience.
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If Verge headphone connoisseur Vlad Savov can be happy with the audio output from these, I'd wager you will be, too.
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If you happen to not be happy with your certified purchase, there's a 90-day supplier warranty that can save you.
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" Still, she continued, "I'd rather him be happy with his work than make more money and be miserable with his work.
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Looking forward, Moncler did not want to give a forecast but said it would be happy with "mid-single digit" growth.
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That's also higher than the percentage of general Democrats who would be happy with the former vice president atop the ticket.
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You don't have to be happy about it — but no one is going to be happy with a permanent ObamaCare either.
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Everybody just did such remarkable work across the board again, and I hope people are going to be happy with it.
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Light eaters will be happy with a moist chunk of perfectly cooked striped bass with pesto and a light tomato sauce.
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Famed personal trainer and former "Biggest Loser" coach Jillian Michaels recently implied that Lizzo shouldn&apost be happy with her weight.
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If you have a strong wrist or don't mind a few minutes of discomfort, you'll be happy with the Deep Cut.
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Olive declined to give her last name, saying that her mom, an emergency care doctor, would not be happy with her.
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Large gatherings of people can be difficult to estimate in precise terms — and no one will be happy with the outcome.
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It would shut down American energy, which I don't think the people in Texas are going to be happy with that.
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David Siders: The moderators controlled the conversation and hit a range of issues that lots of viewers will be happy with.
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Debates often don't lead to any movement in the polls, but Biden's campaign can't be happy with his performance last night.
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Whatever. Let's just all agree to be happy with what we've got, because there's more than enough to get upset about elsewhere.
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Privacy lawyers would largely be happy with the system becoming even more complicated and unwieldy to boost their number of billable hours.
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So, why is it that so many people would be happy with a female president but are unwilling to do the legwork?
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" She added: "Once they treat me with respect I'll be back, if they don't I'll be happy with the life I've got.
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This goes to show that while Trump may be happy with this Syria decision, his own administration is worried about the consequences.
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He wants Khloé to be happy with him, so he is really trying to be the best person that he can be.
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While James might be happy with the tasty-looking costume, not all her fellow Malaysians are pleased with the food-inspired look.
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Insiders like Simon believe that the people who voted for legalization and enjoy it will not be happy with any federal crackdown.
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I just wanted to be able to look myself in the mirror and be happy with the person I was looking at.
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Nobody thought anything better of me, the criticism didn't stop, nobody was ever going to be happy with the way I looked.
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"Arie's dad said he would be happy with either one of us — that wasn't fun to hear at all," she admits later.
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Democrats would be happy with just stable markets, but Republicans need to show that they've changed the ACA in a substantive way.
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"We want everyone to be happy with our products and we always want to exceed expectations," a spokesperson for Tommee Tippee said.
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The car looks good enough that you'll be happy with it, but I doubt anyone will be buying it solely for looks.
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Daines acknowledged that the "president's probably not going to be happy with me," but he views trade as critical to Montana's economy.
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But there's also a strong expectation that if Congress can actually pass something, he'll sign it and be happy with a wiin.
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He has said he understands that, given the subject matter, not everyone will be happy with all of the curatorial decision-making.
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When you do finally get documents back, a common response is to just be happy with what you've got and move on.
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Every black person isn't going to relate to it or be happy with the language we use or the topics we discuss.
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Here are his remarks in full: Let me respond to the question in a way that you may not be happy with.
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Similarly, you may like views across fairways, but will you be happy with golfers staring into your home as they pass by?
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I'd be happy with any one of those in my hand, if it means I can leave my phone in my pocket.
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I prefer the larger iPhone 8 Plus for the bigger screen and better camera system, but you'll be happy with either model.
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If we've learned nothing else this month, it's that the groups demanding amnesty are not going to be happy with any deal.
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Some buyers might be happy with the current kit, but to expect it to be perfect out of the gate is unreasonable.
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"To be unbeaten at White Hart Lane in the last season here is something to be happy with," Manager Mauricio Pochettino said.
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The government will only provide a breakdown next week, but it has previously said the Catalans will be happy with the budget.
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I used to think I'd be happy with anyone who didn't drive to Canada with the family dog strapped to the roof.
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That attitude, Mr. Rapaport said, stemmed from a desire to create a home they would be happy with for a long time.
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Matthew: Even if it turned out to be little more than an expensive Zelda machine, I'd probably be happy with the Switch.
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One source says Michael would be happy with "a few flashback" segments and he just wants out of what's become an unfriendly environment.
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If I could only be happy with my body at a certain weight, I reasoned, I would always be fighting an uphill battle.
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If they are not happy, people going in restaurants you can be sure they won&apost be happy with the president&aposs nominee.
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As you'll notice below, you can expect to spend $400 to $500 (before taxes) on a computing machine that you'll be happy with.
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If she could open up just a little bit and if we can make any type of progress, I'll be happy with that.
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She wanted someone to take her away from home, and in response, Burk allegedly contacted her, promising that she'd be happy with him.
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Something I've learned having a son is to be able to get dressed and be happy with your outfit and do it fast.
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I know she would be happy with anything, because she is the type to appreciate any act that had thought put into it.
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For now, Rhode Island can at least be happy with its trajectory, which its leaders say puts the state on the right track.
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So voice is going to take over, the voice robots are going to take over and we're going to be happy with it.
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American voters may be happy with the red-hot economy, but they're not thrilled about President Donald Trump or his trade agenda overall.
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"I feel like I could be happy with either guy and both of them would be a right choice for me," she says.
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I don&apost think they&aposll be happy with him because he doesn&apost have any incriminating evidence about the president or himself.
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I'd look at him and my fingertips would go cold, I had started to realize that I could never be happy with him.
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"What a crazy idea, to be happy with yourself just the way you are!" she said during her speech, according to The Flyer.
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"I used to collect everything and anything, [but] traveling taught me to be happy with the bare minimum," Karolina told blogger Lorinda's World.
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In 2017, RZhD said it was considering selling down its stake and that it would be happy with 50 percent plus one share.
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Insider polling found that 50% of Biden supporters and 57% of Sanders supporters would also be happy with Warren as the Democratic nominee.
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"A lot of people who are happy with me now are not going to be happy with me in four to eight years."
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Children are as capable as anyone of understanding that you can be happy with what you have, while sad about what you don't.
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If you're a serious athlete who wants insights into your training, and help personalizing your workouts, you'll be happy with the Polar Ignite.
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"Sometimes, you have to fight for and work for things, and be happy with who you are at the same time," she said.
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England will be happy with that half: an early goal, a lot of possession and a load of speed and danger on display.
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"It's hard not to be happy with the job we are doing, that I can tell you," he said at the White House.
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But the inhabitants of Craven seem to be happy with the way they are even if, to some outsiders, that can appear glum.
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But if you do have enough, and you're still not happy, what makes you think you would be happy with enough times two?
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They may not be happy with their current government, but they'd rather stick with that when faced with an external attack like this.
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She throws out a bunch of ages at Mark — will he be happy with her at 40, when their hypothetical child is 14?
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A full 77% of respondents who said they&aposd be happy with a Harris win were also happy with an Elizabeth Warren win.
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"America, do not be happy with the killing of Sheikh al-Baghdadi," the new spokesman, Abu Hamza al-Qarshi, said in the message.
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Some people might be happy with the offer of a limited edition Donald Trump coin, but J.K. Rowling is not one of those people.
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"Europeans don't yet feel 'European' enough to be happy with large fiscal transfers from one part of the euro zone to another," he noted.
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S. trade talks this week, with sentiment not helped after a senior U.S. official said President Donald Trump would be happy with "any outcome".
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"I'll be happy with any time as long as I cross the finish line uninjured and with a smile on my face," she says.
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Odds are good that you'll be happy with where you end up when this retrograde ends (if anything, you'll kick that nail-biting habit).
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Sure, I'd be happy with the extra screen real estate if the notch wasn't there, but the screen is fine and plenty big already.
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Customers may not be happy with the recent changes, but MoviePass investors — who have been watching the company hemorrhage money — seem to feel otherwise.
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But detractors should be happy with their latest, excellently sharp EP Future Past Present, which has them returning to traditional post-punk guitar rock.
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As an angel investor, are you looking for the same kind of returns or would you be happy with medium-sized highly profitable businesses?
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But what this does seem to be is yet another bold promise from President Trump when he'll be happy with something much more modest.
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"Now I think we're all in a really good place, and we all just want everybody to just be happy with whoever they are."
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Last but not least, remember that you're creating a memory — and you want to be happy with your decision down the road, Fugate says.
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"We are gaining market share, but we've allowed others to gain share more than we would be happy with," McMullen told investors on Wednesday.
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Westworld's second season only kicked off two weeks ago, but HBO appears to be happy with what it's seen from the show so far.
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You can throw all this at the role and present yourself in the most vulnerable way, and still not be happy with the results.
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But, if you think $60 is justifiable for one perfect version of the oversized button-down, I think you'll be happy with your purchase.
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The nation's home builders may not be happy with the Republican tax plan, but they are seeing more buyers, and that is boosting confidence.
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But there's also a self-interest in avoiding the ire of public health officials who wouldn't be happy with the industry advertising to youth.
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In a tweet Wednesday, Trump claimed to be happy with Romney's negative diagnosis but called his fellow GOP-member a Republican in name only.
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But few on the plaintiff side will be happy with a deal that provides little long-term security for retired players who are suffering.
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By all outside appearances, he appeared to be happy with his life — and had never shown any indication that he wanted to kill himself.
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The V90 drives exactly like the S90, so I'm expecting the folks at Volvo may not be happy with my conclusion in this section.
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And when I could no longer do that, I wanted to kind of step away and be happy with the things that I accomplished.
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You'd still be happy with a Galaxy S10 for a couple years or more, but the Galaxy S20 may last you a year longer.
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Getting U.S troops out of Iraq would be "something that the Iranians want and something that the Russians would be happy with," Cohen said.
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Anyone and everyone will be happy with the sound produced by both these headphones, but the Bose ones sound better out of the box.
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Mr. McGahn, aides said, has backed off Judge Kavanaugh a bit, telling colleagues he would be happy with at least three of the candidates.
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If you release something immediately, you're not going to be happy with it and it's just going to be part of the digital noise.
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I ran it a few weeks ago, and I think a lot of things need to be changed for me to be happy with it.
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Voters eager for a tough guy president may be happy with the bully, while those who don't like it might be appeased by the denial.
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Fans of the Harry Potter books will surely be happy with the selection of magical beasts that fill Newt's suitcase — starting with the adorable Niffler.
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Here are some reasons why residents in so many rural Nebraska counties may not be happy with their insurance -- and it's not always Obamacare's fault.
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It's the same with my hair — I can be happy with it, and then all of a sudden I need the change to feel different.
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"President Xi seems to be 'happy' with progress and performance, now shifting gears to consolidation from what we called 'the global policy panic,'" he said.
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But I can't bring myself to be happy with AirPods because of this issue, and I've been looking forward to wireless earbuds for a while.
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But given how unpredictable at least two of the players are, Japan is by no means assured that it will be happy with the outcome.
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Something tells me plenty of people are going to be happy with those tradeoffs if they're getting flagship performance at more than $1,000 less, though.
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"They lose the portability but I think investors will see PAI as a strong sponsor and therefore be happy with the situation," a banker said.
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Orban would be happy with an EU that is little more than a big free trade zone, impinging as little as possible on national sovereignty.
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Me: Would you be happy with an immigration policy that said, we want people from New Zealand, Australia, white guys from Europe and South Africa.
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While all moms would be happy with another vacuum cleaner, we're sure something more out-of-the-box would receive a bigger show of appreciation.
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"Win, lose or draw - and I'm almost sure if the people come out, we're going to win - I will be happy with myself," he said.
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For his part, Schwartz told "Legal View" that while he is a Bernie Sanders supporter, he would be happy with any outcome in the case.
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The confidence in herself that has helped her succeed in Hollywood, as well as be happy with who she is on the inside and outside.
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Most people in Cameroon's two English-speaking regions are probably moderate and would be happy with some more autonomy and an end to the fighting.
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With a sweet but mild fruity flavor, natural ingredients, and powerful cleaning capacity, your kid will be happy with Tom's Natural Toothpaste in Silly Strawberry.
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Sometimes though, rather than demanding the barrel be scraped over and over again, perhaps we should try and be happy with what we've already got.
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Go in with the recognition that relationship science isn't perfect and who we're going to be happy with in the long run isn't easily predictable.
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After the events of the last few days — the shooting, the invasion of her home — the pastor thought she would be happy with the news.
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We're meeting with principals and superintendents, we are working on it, but I won't be happy with that part until it's discussed just like tobacco.
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There is no way to be happy with how historically few women there are to represent from Africa, Latin America, Asia, or the Middle East.
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I like mint with the artichokes best of all, but I know you'll be happy with anything tender and leafy, like parsley, tarragon or dill.
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"We hope [animators will be] happy with the results as an early starting point, to save a lot time on their final product," Yang says.
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And yet being forever content with a spouse, or a street, requires finding ways to be happy with different versions of that person or neighborhood.
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Don't be jealous with others, be happy with what you have, be compassionate, be a society where you can be more than happy to share.
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And to be happy with it... That's going to fall on him for the rest of his life whenever they bring up me and him.
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Not even Saudi Arabia, reportedly pushing for an oil price of $100 per barrel to support the Aramco IPO, will be happy with this situation.
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But with a little healing, Dr. Lee is sure that Amber will be happy with her newly-smoothed skin... and we wait for the lab results.
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The minister said there had been no decision on the deal yet and he did not know whether OPEC countries would be happy with this scenario.
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Boundary is a very good $200 bag that I think many will be happy with for a very long time — it's just not Peak Design good.
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But the knowledge that I can't make everyone happy, even if I try, makes me much more inclined to try to just be happy with myself.
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Harry Reid would not be happy with Brown on the ticket, since that would give Republicans a chance to take back Brown's seat in the Senate.
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If you don't, we are not going to be happy with you,' and they end up going out to buy our helicopters and our F-21.2s.
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Whilst shooting, we will look at the shots on the digital back together—I want my subjects to be happy with they way they are represented.
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I don't want to be a part of something that makes people not be happy with their own life and crave this false sense of reality.
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Instead of going for dollars or profit, they made the decision that they'd rather be happy with the music they were playing and they broke up.
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If you're looking for a very similar game that's entirely safe to play with kids or the easily offended, you'll be happy with Apples to Apples.
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Those people are going to be rude to me regardless of what I do, so I should just try and be happy with what I am.
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Musk said she wants authors and fans to be happy with the end result, which means keeping the author involved in the scripting and casting process.
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The only way to be happy with the Dash right now is to forget about all the secondary features and just use them as wireless earbuds.
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No outcome can justify this, and we cannot be happy with a society that allows it to happen, because such a society without compassion goes nowhere.
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"Those who dislike the Affordable Care Act and favor less federal oversight in health care and more state control will be happy with it," said Sommers.
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That is the only way I can be happy with my art, is to keep learning and evolving and following the Art Light I see shining.
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But for most people, a love life is a continuing effort—either to find a partner or hang onto and be happy with their current one.
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The fact that we've been able to do this is a gift already, so no matter what happens, I'll still be happy with what we accomplished.
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Of the four leading candidates, Russia would be happy with Le Pen, Melenchon, or Fillon winning, since each has shown an inclination to support Putin's views.
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The guys wearing shorts have a bit more of a pronounced bulge down there, but even they can't be happy with the gifts God gave them.
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O'Neill had said he faced pressure from many sides and acknowledged if he were still an officer, he probably would not be happy with the firing.
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A few potential concerns: Are people going to be happy with the system that's weaker, technically, than existing consoles like the Xbox One and PlayStation 4?
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Japan can hardly be happy with the reaction to its own step into negative rates: the yen has strengthened and Tokyo stocks, particularly financials, have fallen.
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They deliver a clear, rich, and premium sound that anyone would be happy with, but those who actively seek bass may find themselves yearning for more.
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Jack Bouroudjian, chief economist and co-founder of UCX, said if the tariffs expand into more widespread protectionism, the U.S. won't be happy with the results.
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Realizing you may not be happy with where you are in your career is one of the most emotionally challenging parts of this journey McKee describes.
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Happiness is a critical element of confidence, because in order to be confident in what you do, you have to be happy with who you are.
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"Overall, they seem to be enjoying, or be happy with their plans," said Sara Collins, vice president of health-care coverage and access at the Commonwealth Fund.
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People should just concentrate on their own lives and their own health and their own happiness, and whatever that looks like for you, be happy with it.
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" Zhelesnik, who doesn't plan to retire anytime soon, says the secret to living a long, fulfilled life is very easy: "Just be happy with what you're doing!
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The appeals board will offer more recourse than unhappy users have today when their content is removed, but they may not be happy with the final calls.
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You may be happy with a comfortable living standard — until your neighbor parks a boat in the driveway and you begin wondering why you can't afford one.
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That's a 185-degree difference, and too much of an overlap with the average lows and highs on Mars for any loyal Earthling to be happy with.
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If you'll be happy with a slightly downgraded version of the best, the XB900N are the best noise-canceling headphones you can get for less than $300.
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"It would shut down American energy, which I don't think the people in Texas are going to be happy with," Trump said in a speech in February.
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Ventimiglia, who played Jess Mariano on the show, appeared on Build Series and told The Huffington Post that audiences should just be happy with what they got.
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"If I get something wrong and do a mistake, I can't be happy with that," the 32-year-old told reporters ahead of Sunday's race at Hockenheim.
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The guy who directed Apollo 13 is going back into space to frantically salvage a version of Han Solo's origin story that Disney will be happy with.
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Gase probably won't be happy with his first-team defense, which was shaky on the ground (60 rushing yards allowed in the first half) and the air.
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So I'm not going to sit here and say we'll be happy with the quarterfinals or the future's bright because we are a group of young players.
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However, be aware that insurers often make coverage changes to their offerings, so it's still worthwhile making sure you will be happy with your plan for 2018.
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"I'm sure my fellow procrastinators, as well as people who work day shifts or don't like to shop online, will be happy with the extended hours too."
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Analysts said Trudeau, who has strong incentives to build a relationship with Trump given rising anti-trade sentiment, is bound to be happy with the first meeting.
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"I would be happy with $500 to $600 for the two weeks — that would be reasonable, since I do usually have four shifts a week," she said.
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We don't know what the terms of the settlement are, but Farrah's gotta be happy with it because according to the docs ... the suit can't be refiled.
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"Some cable companies and content providers aren't going to be happy with this bill because it prohibits them from blocking and throttling web content," said the Senator.
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Steam is a storefront, and by its own admission, brute-force review bombs don't "accurately represent" the likelihood that an average buyer would be happy with a game.
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Me, I just have to move forward and be happy with the person I'm with today and understand that was a different situation that completely turned me crazy.
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Most people will be happy with how the Elite 85h sound, but I prefer a warm, bass-forward sound, which is something that Jabra's new headphones don't provide.
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The prime minister, whose party and its allies have a majority in both houses, is not the only figure saying he would be happy with an early election.
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CBS seems to be happy with its bet on a new Star Trek series — the network just announced that it's renewing Star Trek: Discovery for a second season.
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This is something that I'm trying to let go of because I know it's important to be happy with my body and feel comfortable in my own skin.
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"For now, I think the Pakistani side would be happy with what they got," said Umer Karim, a visiting fellow at the Royal United Services Institute in London.
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"We wanted to make sure to create a movie that the senseis would be proud of and, in turn, hopefully that fans would be happy with as well."
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Although it's always difficult to come up with a satisfying final season of a beloved series, Glen said he expects fans will be happy with the show's ending.
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That'll be great when (and if) that future arrives, but right now, I sincerely doubt that many users will be happy with Samsung's positioning of the fingerprint sensor.
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Sometimes I'll be happy with my usage, then I'll lapse, then I'll take another Moment course or try another screen time app, and hopefully get back on track.
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I mean, I can be happy with it not going my way today because I did my absolute best and sometimes you just fall a little bit short.
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"Under current rules, some investors, who would be happy with [electronic] delivery, but have not yet opted [for electronic delivery] will end up with extra paper," she said.
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Wherever you are, whatever you do, Pixel phones just seem to take a great photo that you'll be happy with, and the same goes for the Pixel 4.
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The firing was a fraught choice for O'Neill, who said in August that he would probably not be happy with the decision if he were still an officer.
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But it's also a reminder of our commonality — we're all vulnerable to painful feelings, and most of us just want to be happy with the choices we make.
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I wanted to write a story about two men who seem to be happy with what's going on, but when you bring them together, the rifts quickly surface.
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Well, it might not have been her number one choice that got the award in the end, but we're pretty sure she'll still be happy with the result.
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Can anyone imagine that the Palestinians, who have previously rejected plans that offered them nearly 100 percent of the West Bank, might be happy with just 70 percent?
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Now, though, the Press may have to prepare itself for potential repercussions from the Chinese censors, who are unlikely to be happy with the public rebuke and reversal.
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Both headphones deliver great sound that anyone would be happy with, but I had to make a few adjustments with the Sonys to get the sound I wanted.
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"As the president of France, I cannot be happy with a situation where 100 percent of the batteries of my electric vehicles are produced in Asia," Macron said.
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For now, the market appears to be happy with the investment and asset sale to Eventbrite: Pandora's stock is currently up by more than five percent in early trading.
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That's the Hamas tactic — to mix up the terror activity with the civilians, and then it's very difficult to respond in a way that everybody will be happy with.
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Listen to Your TSA OfficerThe world may not be happy with the TSA right now, but they generally know what's up when it comes to finding the fastest line.
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The study suggested that social conservatives also tended to be happy with just one or two sex positions in their sex lives, and were happy with fewer sexual partners.
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" Sanders began his response, captured on a smartphone camera, with a warning: "Let me respond to the question in a way that the questioner may not be happy with.
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"Overall today I have to be happy with the way I did things," said the 22-year-old Raonic, who dispatched Pouille in just one hour and 26 minutes.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn may not be happy with American International Group's new restructuring plans, but AIG CEO Peter Hancock said Wednesday that doesn't hold true of all investors.
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Seventy percent of Booker supporters would be happy with Biden, 76% would be satisfied with Harris, and 74% would be satisfied Warren as the nominee, according to Insider polling.
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I'd be happy with any of those, but just now I crave a true French-style braise, with meat that is gently simmered to utter tenderness, brimming with flavor.
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"If you give support to the Venezuelan military and it destroys Pdvsa, you run the risk that if Maduro falls, the new guys may not be happy with Rosneft."
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They want their workers to be happy with their full slate of compensation — an employer that offered deceptive plans, for instance, might not hold onto good employees for long.
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" He said he would "be happy with any of the centrist Democrats" and would vote for Biden, whom he's also "known for a couple of decades," in a "heartbeat.
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If Kentucky Route Zero ended here, I think I'd be happy with it, but with its final act, it takes another step, and makes things even more dire before.
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We didn't include either model in our top picks because of their high price tags and the fact that most people will be happy with the regular iPhone 11.
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When figuring out what sort of HVAC equipment to put in a building, engineers use models that attempt to predict what temperature and humidity levels occupants will be happy with.
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If we determine it can be sold as used, the team takes the necessary steps to ensure it is a quality product that customers will be happy with once purchased.
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It's also unclear whether SpaceX customers will be happy with the firm's choice to move away from its successful, reusable Falcon 9 spacecraft, with 13 launches this year, she said.
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"I don't know how Kristina can sit there and be happy with herself at the end of all of this, knowing that she's doing this to her friends," she said.
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Snap the ZenFone AR into a sweatshirt-soft Daydream headset, and you're in VR. The result is a good Android phone that you'll be happy with — most of the time.
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I spoke with Crowley at a Foursquare walk-about in Brooklyn last fall and he seemed to be happy with the company and its new identity as a recommendation engine.
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Lionsgate can't be happy with Gods opening weekend standing, though the dissatisfaction likely has less to do with rankings and more to do with the paltry $20 million estimated take.
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Luxury brands definitely won't be happy with the factories working with Cai, but he points out that most of them work with countless brands, which also compete with one another.
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That, however, seems mostly tied to whether or not each side each side controls the presidency and whether they are going to be happy with the results of the election.
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With the clock ticking, and managers spending hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars to set up compliant structures, questions abound about whether regulators will be happy with the results.
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I would be happy with a world where Bernie became president, but claiming that the system is rigged just because his opponent is winning tragically dilutes his other, cogent arguments.
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Ultimately, if you can spare a bit more change for a basic that still has the architectural, high-end effect of The Arrivals, then you'll be happy with the quality.
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Unlike most polling organizations, Insider/Surveymonkey's poll asks would-be voters which candidates they would be happy with if they were to become president, rather than naming just one candidate.
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E*Trade's Lowengart said that while a broader resolution would be "ideal," the market would be happy with anything that pushes the United States and China back from the brink.
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It was also nice to know that at least one She'll employee seemed to be happy with it, since it's unlikely anyone else will really figure out what's going on.
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Republicans have every reason to be happy with the results, but Mr. Trump has yet to entertain policies no other Republican would consider — as he had once promised to do.
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You know, I don't do this because I want to be yelled at, but we'll have some components of people who are not going to be happy with the letter.
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That doesn't mean everyone will want to get the new Gear Sport or the Apple Watch, but at least people who do get a smartwatch will be happy with it.
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For people in North America specifically, the magic "life evaluation" number is $105,1.73, just about what Warren Buffett, one of the world's richest people, says he could be happy with.
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Blomfield notes that it took Monzo two full years of operation to get 50,000 users in the UK and would be happy with that in the US, to begin with.
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Tidal reps have been tight lipped about numbers, but they've gotta be happy with this: The new subscribers could eventually add up to at least $15 mil in additional revenue.
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He said the Socialists could be happy with their wins but that PP had won some oxygen, while Ciudadanos failed to consolidate their claim to be the main opposition party.
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"I think me and Shanley really get along well, and if I can leave this competition with a lifelong friend, I'd be happy with that," Kuhn says during the finale.
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Those are your gifts and that's the way you came out and you should be happy with that because it's perfect and awesome and amazing,' always just super encouraging with me.
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But if you've got the kind of mom that would simply be happy with a phone call, don't underestimate the power of a hand-selected greeting card or a topical towelette.
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It's an update that nobody really asked for and that nobody seems to be happy with, especially when considering the uptick of abuse that has plagued the platform as of late.
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" Compare this to credit card fraud — if the credit card company only alerted you long after the fraud had occurred, "You're not going to be happy with that kind of answer.
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"I'd be happy with just being able to share my personas with friends without having to take a picture of my screen with a phone like it's still 2005," replied another.
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And you have to be able to ignore the incredulous voice of our culture at large, continually asking: How can someone be happy with their fat body and still work out?
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"Sergio won't be happy with where he's been over the last few months," Bjorn said as torrential rain tumbled down at Bellerive two days before the start of the PGA Championship.
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And until we do, I'm going to be happy with the Asus ROG Swift PG279Q, a groundbreaking monitor that makes absolutely every game look great at an only slightly unreasonable price.
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A couple of factors that could work against the deal: Scrutiny: Hospitals, doctors and consumers likely wouldn't be happy with a Cigna-Humana merger, just like they opposed the other deals.
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There may be someone who raises their hand in the writers' room and goes, "wow, some group of fans are not gonna be happy with this," but we do it anyway.
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Abascal, who is against a federal Europe but would be happy with a union of sovereign states, and would keep Spain in the euro, is also trying to make headway abroad.
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Like most governments, the Indian government does not appear to be happy with illegal use of cryptocurrencies, but we'll have to wait for an official policy to draw any finial conclusions.
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Between the lines: Although there's disagreement about how much individual and corporate tax rates should be lowered, almost every Republican is going to be happy with tax cuts and lower rates.
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In excerpts of an interview with CBS News released on Saturday, Trump said the United States and China would "not be happy" with a nuclear test but gave no other details.
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T-Mobile customers may be happy with their ability to stream unlimited videos, but the Electronic Frontier Foundation is not so convinced Binge On is a good thing for other companies.
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"It appears that Saudi Arabia and Russia would be happy with crude oil prices of between $60 and $70 for the rest of this year," said Ole Hansen of Saxo Bank.
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"It's changed not just because people hate politics, but also because Republicans are less inclined to be happy with the direction, even when they control the levers of government," McHenry said.
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Even so, Trump has been relatively silent about Haspel in recent weeks, beyond saying the agency would be happy with "Our Gina" at Pompeo's swearing in ceremony at the State Department.
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President Trump has called relief for working-class households a "red line" in any tax bill, and he has repeatedly claimed that the rich may not be happy with the proposal.
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S. trade talks later this week, with sentiment not helped after a senior U.S. official said president Donald Trump would be happy with "any outcome" from the trade talks with China.
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As well as testing the technical competency of self-driving cars, trials like NuTonomy's — and Uber's — will also help answer an important questions: will the public be happy with autonomous taxis?
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"With Trump being hawkish, South Koreans probably won't be happy with the government if taxpayers money is used," said Chung Chul, an economist at the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy.
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I'd gladly accept delays to make sure that the developers get to work at a pace that is comfortable and that they get to be happy with the product they deliver.
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The pillow comes with plenty of foam, too, so even those who prefer really thick pillows should be happy with what the Coop Home Goods memory foam pillow has to offer.
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But it's not easy to be happy with yourself day in and day out when the fact is, I was No. 41 in the world and I threw it all away.
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Students should be happy with some of the Chromebook deals available from Acer, HP, or Samsung this weekend: They're straightforward and affordable companions that are perfect for another long semester on campus.
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But when they're asked follow-up questions, they often reveal that they're not familiar with the details of that plan — or that they would also be happy with other Democratic policy proposals.
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"I'm just going to clarify, and I don't know if he'll be happy with it, but him and I actually connected right after I got back from Paradise," explained the Miami native.
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When I wrote first-person pieces, I would either opt out of including a photo of myself, or I would reluctantly take one and my boss wouldn't be happy with the imagery.
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Even if it seems awkward to answer a text a week late, the person on the receiving end will likely be happy with a late reply rather than no reply at all.
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A doctor or a patient will not be happy with a diagnosis that tells them they have a 75 percent likelihood of cancer and they should use drug X to treat it.
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"I think there's this notion that it's easy in this liberal modern age to be happy with who you are and come out and it not be a big deal," Michael says.
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Moderates are also cognizant that many of their older constituents would not be happy with the bill, which allows insurers to charge higher premiums to those in their 50s and early 60s.
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But even when compared to games like The Last of Us and Spec Ops: The Line, which force the player down paths they may not be happy with, Far Cry 5 falters.
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That poll also suggested that those Iowans likely to participate in the Democratic caucus would generally be happy with either Clinton or Sanders at the top of the Democratic ticket come November.
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According to Hammurabi, my delinquent former employer ought to be selling himself, his wife, or his children into slavery to make things right, but I'd still be happy with just a check.
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France will also be happy with her economic and social policy proposals, which include continuing work toward a euro zone budget and a scheme to safeguard bank deposits in euro zone countries.
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"I am working on new stuff," he said, apologizing for not being able to reveal too many details, "and I think people will be happy with it when it finally gets done."
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Unlike Women on 20s, the members of the Girls Lounge would be happy with a woman's portrait on the $10 bill, as long as she was on the front in Hamilton's place.
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Based on my own research for someone with my skills in this industry, I believe market rate is somewhere between X and Y. I would be happy with something in this range.
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"I'm happy, I think everybody should be happy with their post." said Justify's Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, who trained four Kentucky Derby winners including 2015 Triple Crown winner American Pharoah.
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Yet rather than be happy with the team he's chosen, or modify the team by adding two new members to the board, Trump has spent his time publicly feuding with the Fed.
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He suggests that "to be happy with the waiter, make sure the waiter is happy with you," and notes that Parisians tossed their salads with about 500,000 gallons of vinegar a year.
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I could imagine the vegetables stirred into and enrobing the meat, and I knew if I couldn't find lingonberries, I could swap them out for cranberries and be happy with the result.
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It is hard not to wonder if both parties would be happy with our demise and our silence — after all, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Sunday the European Commission would not be happy with Italy's budget response on Tuesday, but that results of the country's fiscal policy would speak for themselves.
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But even if she just continued to call the puppy "cutie," we'd be happy with that — beacuse it's the perfect name for this adorable little pup who we wish we could adopt ASAP.
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I guess at the end of the day you can be happy with the point because it didn't look like we were going to get one, but I flat out don't like losing.
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North Korea probably won't be happy with Bob Woodward's explosive new book about the Trump presidency — and it could hurt the administration's effort to convince North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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People recently reported that a source says Thompson feels the weight of his actions, telling the paper that "he wants Khloé to be happy with him," and that they are seeing a therapist.
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There will be winners who get can get a better deal, mostly younger, higher-income people in low cost areas who may be happy with "skinnier" limited benefit plans that states may allow.
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With so much drama involved in the size and scope of the project, the president's anti-Amazon tweets, Congress's concerns; chances are nobody will be happy with the results except the bid winner.
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Jefferies analysts reckon it could be happy with a 5 percent return on invested capital, which, with debt costing just 2 percent, could be achieved even if were to pay $43 a share.
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Quickly, the host commands his henchmen to fetch his mastiff and guns, and they move into the woods to track down the missing guest who has refused to be happy with the situation.
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In a phone interview on Tuesday he discussed why Hodor would be happy with his send-off and why, despite the show's fluid ideas about death, he doesn't think Hodor will be returning.
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President Trump has pulled off miraculous wins before, and there's still plenty of time before election day, but Democrats are working hard and they should be happy with where things stand right now.
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"James knows better, and there's no way that someone like that could be happy with the terribly negative role the Murdoch properties have played in slowing bipartisan action on climate," Mr. Fenton said.
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It is hard to believe that owners of superyachts will be happy with the solar-panel-cluttered decks and buzzing wind turbines of the Vendée Globe boats that Briand is hoping to emulate.
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Well, nostalgic gamers will be happy with this one — with an Arcade1Up machine, you'll never have leave (make sure you do at some point though, or else you're going to melt your eyes).
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The Crimson Tide would have liked a touchdown, but after a pass was nearly intercepted in the end zone they should be happy with a field goal that made the score 20-13.
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The United States would not be happy with a similar tax if it were adopted by, say, Canada or the euro area, raising a new 20 percent tax barrier to United States exports.
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"Conte could deny the request for more spending on the NATO budget and as usual Trump won't be happy with it," Christiane von Berg, economist at BayernLB in Munich, told CNBC via email.
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"I think we will see some tough years ahead, and they should be happy with zero growth," said Inge Heydorn, a fund manager at Sentat Asset Management who has no position in Ericsson.
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Based on my own research for someone with my skills in this industry, I believe my market rate is somewhere between X and Y. I would be happy with something in this range.
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Expectations were also elevated as President Donald Trump spoke about the number several times, including Thursday when he said he would be happy with a number with a 4 in front of it.
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The chocolate's packaging features one of five different sayings accompanied by fun smiley faces, including a loving "My heart goes boom" on a heart-eyes smiley and "Be happy" with a happy smiley.
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No doubt, Nintendo must be happy with the critical and commercial reception to the Switch, but in leaving behind their previous console, the company decided to ditch one of their better ideas: Miiverse.
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If your counter offer was dead on arrival, try bringing up another perk that you would be happy with instead, such as an extra week of vacation, continuing education benefits or perhaps transit money.
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Tulsi Gabbard, and plutocrat Tom Steyer — here's how the support of the Democratic electorate would shake out:1/3 of voters would be happy with Bernie as the nominee, but would not support Buttigieg.
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At the end of the episode, though, Rebecca does make some progress, thanks to a heart-to-heart with Greg, in which he tells her he wants her to be happy with Josh (sigh).
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With this song, I'm revisiting the time when I felt that I wasn't designed to be a relationship kind of guy and I was ready to be happy with just pursuing my career goals.
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About half of workers say they have a mentor at work, and those who do are significantly more likely to be happy with their jobs, according to the latest CNBC/SurveyMonkey Workplace Happiness Survey.
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"I would be happy with whatever God gives me," Lawson recently told Extra's Mario Lopez, and shared that she has "no idea" if the pregnant singer will be boys, girls or one of each.
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"I would be happy with whatever God gives me," Lawson previously told Extra's Mario Lopez, and shared that she has "no idea" if the pregnant singer will be boys, girls or one of each.
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Putin can hardly be happy with the new sanctions, but he will have proved himself right: that Trump is in trouble at home and may not be able to fight himself out of it.
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"If you bought in a long time ago at 10 pounds, you might be happy with 38, but more recent arrivals, of which there are a number, will see their value destroyed," he said.
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RELATED: Clinton, Trump poised for big Super Tuesday wins On the other side of the aisle, Democratic voters largely said they would be happy with either Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders as their nominee.
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"We cannot be happy with this situation, I love my country and I'm not leaving," said one National Guard soldier, with more than a decade of service, standing at a command post in Tachira.
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"I can't imagine any reason for adopting the FBI's approach other than it seems like a slow enough rate for them to be happy with processing records," said Jeffrey Light, a FOIA specialist attorney.
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Tim Cook mentioned there are 50 percent more users now than there were last year, and no doubt they'll be happy with the addition of Dolby Atmos audio and some nice sign-on streamlining.
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And while most gun owners might be happy with keeping their rifles as semiautomatic, the proliferation of modification kits, books and YouTube videos demonstrates that many are eager to effectively convert them to automatics.
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If you&aposre on the hunt for a classic-but-cool wool overcoat, I think you&aposll be happy with this version for $298 — though you may want to consider choosing one size down.
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"It's hard not to be happy with the economy," Morgan Stanley chief executive James Gorman told CNBC, summing up the prevailing view among the titans of finance at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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The iPhone 11 Pro has achieved feature parity with its competitors, more or less, and people upgrading from within the iOS ecosystem will no doubt be happy with the ultrawide camera and night mode.
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Still, you'll be happy with some other options like 120 fps slow motion at 23p and HDR filming which — and I don't say this too often — actually looks good despite oversaturated reds and greens.
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" But then the high would wear off, leaving me feeling alone and disconnected yet again, with the added guilt of thinking, "If I can't be happy with all this, can I ever be happy?
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A New York Times analysis of the bills signed by presidents during their first six months in office concludes that Trump is "about average" — an assessment this president is unlikely to be happy with.
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He's the one that I go home [to] and stress out with and cry to and be happy with and celebrate with and having him there tonight in the front row watching was just beyond.
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I believe that the public is the barrier: when we talk about package delivery from Amazon i'm not sure that people would be happy with massive fleets of drones just to get their packages quicker.
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"I would be happy with whatever God gives me," Lawson, 63, told Extra's Mario Lopez in April — adding that she has "no idea" if the pregnant singer will be boys, girls, or one of each.
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Gender inequality at the workplace stems from this dated idea that women shouldn't work, and this subconsciously means that people feel like women should be happy with any pay, rather than the pay they deserve.
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Behind my fake smiles and jokes, she saw that I was hiding something from myself and she guided me on a path of finding my own true happiness, the ability to be happy with myself.
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The Belgians showcased an array of clever set-pieces and will be happy with their performance against a physical Panama side ahead of games against Tunisia and England, who meet in Volgograd later on Monday.
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"Aside from the ideological disagreement, these kinds of lawsuits are good state politics, giving voters in the state a reason to be happy with the actions of the state's governor or attorney general," Hasen said.
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Those states where the GOP is leading will be among the toughest for Democrats to hold, but they've got to be happy with the double-digit margins in states like Arizona, West Virginia and Montana.
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"It would shut down American energy, which I don't think the people in Texas are going to be happy with," Trump said elsewhere in the speech, eliciting cheers from the audience of more than 5,000.
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The best art is a miracle, and there can be only a handful of miracles; the rest of us will just have to be happy with our fates and keep on dancing in the dark.
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"One of our sons won't be happy with what happens, but I don't know what they feel like," said Dell, noting that his various teams never advanced past the second round of the N.B.A. playoffs.
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In the end, some people who want a wearable device for things like fitness tracking and a quick glance at mobile notifications will probably be happy with the Series 3 without cellular, which costs $329.
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And the South Bend mayor has to be happy with where he stands at the moment -- money, a rapidly growing staff in early states and nationally, and poll numbers that suggest he's got room to grow.
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"I would be happy with whatever God gives me," Tina Lawson, 63, recently told Extra's Mario Lopez, and shared that she has "no idea" if the pregnant singer will be boys, girls, or one of each.
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It's not a device that I would recommend upgrading to if you have a tablet you're even moderately happy with, but it is a device I am sure you'll be happy with if you buy it.
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You don't need to be completely passionless — passion is still important — but according to the studies, having a harmonious take on sex made people more likely to be happy with the sex that they were having.
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And there must be some agricultural products in Mexico, maybe tomatoes, where suddenly if Mexican tomatoes are hit with tariffs from the US, then maybe tomato producers in America are going to be happy with that.
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"We want to make sure that Wells Fargo understands its errors, and we want to make sure there is meaningful change," Chiang told reporters, adding that the bank would not be happy with the State's actions.
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A former German defense chief told CNBC Friday that it may be impossible for his country to meet NATO spending targets and questioned whether President Donald Trump would be happy with any outcome on the issue.
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Although the Ukrainian electoral line-up was not ideal for Moscow, the Kremlin would be happy with the prospect of a Zelenskiy win for that reason and therefore not be tempted to meddle in the election.
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Although they may still not be happy with it being there and impacting the user experience in a negative way, they see more of a holistic product experience and have not asked us to touch it.
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Corral said he wants Anaya to win, but would be happy with leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, or most other presidential hopefuls apart from the candidate of Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), Jose Antonio Meade.
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The best way to reduce toxicity is to just make a good game so that people will be happy with it and not take their frustrations out on other players — Antonio P., The Greene School, R.I.
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"I think what we'll likely do is bank this and say,...'Thank you for the specific bans on all these functions of the network that Huawei cannot actually be happy with,' " a U.S. official told them.
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I would be happy with a simple wine for less than $10 as long as it's delicious, but whether for reasons of economics or market research, that does not seem to be possible for domestic wines.
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I remind myself I never wanted a traditional wedding or engagement announcement anyway, and try to be happy with what I have: one of the best boyfriends in the world who would do anything for me.
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Grassley's team sent a new comment on the EPA's latest proposal Wednesday morning, saying the EPA would need to ensure biofuels actually get blended into traditional fuels if farmers are to be happy with any proposal.
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Oliver played clips of Trump saying that people would "be happy" with the results of his plans on several policies like trade without providing any details of the plans themselves, as he did when addressing DACA.
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"At least I will have known, win, lose, or draw — and I'm almost sure, if the people come out, we're going to win — I will be happy with myself," he said at a North Carolina rally.
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I would be happy with just a bridal luncheon, no gifts, no crazy partying or expensive destinations, just a time to celebrate my wedding in an intimate setting with my female friends, and feel like a bride.
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This past week, Zinke claimed advocates of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monuments in Maine would be happy with his department's looming recommendation, which is likely to amount to a reduction in the size of the monument.
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I'm leaving the final call up to him, because he's been looking forward to getting a puppy for as long as I've known him and I want him to be happy with whichever pup we bring home.
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In the final photo and what seems to be the end of the dog's chase, the furry pal seems to be happy with its run, as it is photographed staring at the car with its tongue out.
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" Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats to leakers: "To anyone out there listening...we will find you...we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law, and you will not be happy with the result.
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Here is our guide to picking out a TV you will be happy with this Black Friday, advice that may also come in handy if you are shopping for TVs over the rest of the holiday season.
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I agree with others who believe John Wesley Powell would be happy with the level and success of collaboration in the Colorado River Basin; collaboration that helps focus governance on community and local needs along the river.
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The pair decided to stay together after the show's most recent full season, and appear to be happy with the decision on social media — even posting pictures of their first Christmas together in ugly sweaters on Instagram.
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Maybe, it's my 40-plus years of advocacy showing, but I think I could be happy with a Federal Food Administration within HHS, and finally letting "FDA" stand for Federal Drug Administration and not Foot Dragging Artists.
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" When Jamie met someone promising, I reminded him, "Relationships are better when both people have a light touch with one another and can be happy with what is freely offered to them, versus demanding more, more, more.
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If you do a lot of video or photo editing, and really don't want to wait for the iMac Pro models coming in the next year, you'll likely be happy with what this new iMac has to offer.
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Throughout "Moves," we watch Frances struggle with the knowledge she should be happy with her new, single life — she did spend all of season 1 working towards a divorce — and the harsh reality of that new, single life.
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What to watch: Whether Democratic senators will ask for DACA talks without the conservative hardliners as a way to try to get Trump to come around on a bipartisan deal that Dems and Republicans will be happy with.
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" The band's singer, Dain, was quoted as saying, "I really love my new face and am proud of how good I look on TV screens," adding she'd be happy with "any kind of public attention, good or bad.
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In Asia, OPEC's biggest customer region, oil importers made clear they would not be happy with an artificial supply cut that hikes prices, and that in case of a cut they would seek more supplies from outside OPEC.
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Remember that your family will never wish you had less coverage if you pass away — they will either be happy with what they have or desperately wish you would have bought more coverage while you had the chance.
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Placement on a prominent Spotify playlist helped a recording of the slow movement of Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata by Paul Lewis, a British pianist, reach 49 million plays, a number that plenty of pop acts would be happy with.
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But having thought about it some, it makes sense—it hints at the fact that we're stuck with this outdated research tool, that nobody seems to be happy with, because it fails in a lot of subtle ways.
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He was able to communicate, even in his silent moments, that desperate wish to be happy with her, even if that happiness exists in a fantasy — something most of us have tried at one point in our lives.
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" She likens qigong to other mind-body practices like yoga and adds that it "teaches a philosophy of letting go," helping those who practice it to embrace a "philosophy of let it be ... and be happy with yourself.
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There's a lot he should be happy with — Republicans defended all four of the seats vacated for Trump's administration, and those victories will likely take the edge off party members who were worried about pushing their unpopular agenda.
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Especially now that I'm starting this new role, it's so hard to do everything…I'd love to take a step back and just be happy with doing my best, even if it's not everything I want it to be.
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" She adds, "My hope is that people who loved the movie are going to be happy with all the things that are iconic with the movie, that they'll appreciate the things that are new and modernized with this version.
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And if we have such minimal beats over expectations, and of course as we know expectations are very low for this quarter, I think markets are not going to be happy with that," Morris told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe.
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I even wrote my senior research paper on the topic of how the media is influencing women and girls everywhere on what they have to look like, making them unable to be happy with the beautiful body they have.
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In Asia, OPEC's biggest customer region, oil importers made clear that they would not be happy with an artificial supply cut that hikes prices, and that in case of a cut they would seek more supplies from outside OPEC.
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When I point out that because Martin is the only large advertising agency in Richmond, that it's very possible people needed their paychecks more than they needed to be happy with the outcome of a corporate investigation, she demurs.
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Also speaking to CNBC Tuesday VW's chief financial officer Frank Witter said that the business is managing current "roadblocks" but admitted that nobody could be happy with current profit margins, which are expected to be 4 percent by 2020.
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If you think that Facebook is too big to fail and needs to be regulated as a public utility, well, you won't be happy with this settlement really, but it is a very teeny first step in that direction.
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"If you can't be happy with a lifetime best ... I would be lying if I said I was complaining, but I was so close - 0.5 of a second, and I think I could have found it," the Irishman said.
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If phone call quality is a minor thing for you, and you're really after audio quality and great noise cancelling to hush the world around you, you'd be happy with the $300-$350 QC 35 II or WH-1000XM3.
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The international community, especially the European Union, can't be happy with the type of restrictions places on individuals and companies who were looking to do business with Russia on large energy infrastructure type projects and now will be restricted.
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"If you are a producer in Texas, you have to be happy with the fact that there is a swing supplier in the market that wants to keep prices supported," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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Friday evening lightens up your mood—a remedy to a tough week, when the Moon harmonizes with Saturn to encourage you to be happy with your informed decisions and putting you at peace knowing you did the right thing.
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"Understand this: If you improperly disclose classified information, we will find you, we will investigate you, we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law, and you will not be happy with the results," Mr. Coats said.
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Grassley's team sent a new comment on the EPA's latest proposal Wednesday morning, saying the EPA would need to ensure biofuels actually get blended into traditional fuels if farmers are to be happy with any proposal Read more here.
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I found I preferred the sunset toggle since the main draw of Dark Mode for me is not being blinded by my display at night, but dark-mode-all-the-things fans will be happy with the permanent toggle.
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It's no surprise then, given our respondents' misgivings about their bodies, that a large chunk (36%) also claimed not to be happy with their vagina: 22% said they were unhappy, while 16% did not know how they felt about it.
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Some investors also interpreted Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's comments on inflation overshooting target as a signal the bank would be happy with higher inflation without needing to tighten policy further, said Ulrich Leuchtmann, a currencies strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany, April 22 (Reuters) - Germany's mechanical engineering sector would be happy with stagnant sales this year as political uncertainty from Britain to Russia to North Africa drags on investment decisions, the president of its industry association, the VDMA, told Reuters.
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For one person, a treat meal might be eating a big bowl of pasta at their favorite restaurant one night per week, whereas someone else could be happy with a couple of forkfuls of their spouse's pasta each night, McKittrick explained.
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Topping that three-set thriller will prove a challenge and the former world number one, playing her first grand slam since returning from a 15-month doping ban, will be happy with a win of any sort against Timea Babos.
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Still: Coinbase is pre-announcing much of this plan, which is not operational yet, so it remains to be seen how popular it will be, whether customers will be happy with the products, and whether rivals will beat it to market.
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"I didn't like my hair and makeup one time on a photo shoot, and my publicist told me, 'You should just be happy with it — they haven't had a black girl on the cover since forever,'" the singer-actress revealed.
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Mr. Appelbaum said he would be happy with one level of bond — $150,000 for all carwash owners — and said the Law Department should "seek clarification" as to whether the judge's decision meant that new legislation would be necessary to achieve that.
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O'Brien's selection was a sign of U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's clout with the president, with U.S. officials saying Pompeo had made clear he would be happy with either O'Brien or another candidate, former deputy national security adviser Ricky Waddell.
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"The question of whether markets will be happy with SOFR compounded in arrears is more a function of whether the market can achieve the level of operational efficiency, swiftness and flexibility that exists in the Libor loan market," Frogel said.
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But tax simplification isn't a simple task, and while Mr. Trump singled out the company again on Wednesday, saying it would not be happy with what he had in mind, changing the tax code isn't something he can do by himself.
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"Google will be happy with the decision, and I think the broader question is who has jurisdiction when it comes to tech, which is global in its nature," Dexter Thillien, senior industry analyst at Fitch Solutions, told CNBC via email.
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He may have to be happy with that for now — it's not entirely clear whether McFarland, who, over the last year has been dropped by a series of attorneys and crisis management groups for nonpayment, has that much money available.
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But in time it would become clear that her true soulmate was Josh's acerbic, sarcastic best friend Greg, and as soon as Rebecca realized as much, all of her problems would be solved and she could be happy with Greg.
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"We haven't set any real targets (for our international business) but I think that it wouldn't be unrealistic (...) if in 5 years time we were over 30 pct of turnover, that would be something we'd be happy with," CEO Archie Bethel told Reuters.
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I think Klobuchar has to be happy with this draw, too; she is one of only two top-tier female candidates on the stage, and she likely will benefit from much of the attention (from other candidates) being directed at Warren. 2.
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But how it would choose which firm to place the order with, and whether consumers would be happy with that order being routed to the firm that paid most, are tricky questions, to which it is unlikely that even Google knows the answer.
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Whatever you need to do to even be happy with someone for the rest of your life, and whatever kind of lines you need to draw that is going to cause you to have a partnership that is ultimately to make you happy.
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"I wanted them to be happy with everything because this is a tribute to their son," says Weiss, a New York City attorney ticket attorney who was inspired to become a filmmaker after hearing the Nyack, New York, native's story in 2006.
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South Korea may be happy with relatively modest results, such as regular talks, a resumption of family reunions and cultural exchanges, and perhaps even a revival of humanitarian aid that does not fall foul of the international sanctions regime against the North.
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PRIEBUS: No. We just talk about the fact that both of us -- both of us have to be happy with where we're at and he obviously wanted to make a change and I offered my resignation and he agreed and we moved on.
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It was very exciting for me to watch him because he loves to eat anyway and to watch him be happy with a sandwich was a privilege, and you're going to get to see this: a man and a sandwich, in pure ecstasy.
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Asked if India, a major consumer, would be happy with oil at $80 a barrel, Falih said no specific price was aimed for, and he was concerned about declining output in some producing countries and a lack of investment in new supplies.
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EV fans looking for a more sporty mini-SUV can definitely find that in Ford&aposs Mach E. However, pony car lovers likely won&apost be happy with Ford choosing to officially label it a member of the company&aposs Mustang lineup.
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Navigating this made-up boundary is not tricky—many women have firm ideas about what is acceptable and what is not during the platonic sleepover, even as they admit their partners wouldn't be happy with the entire premise in the first place.
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With exceptional design, a prime location, and comfortable accommodations, you'll be happy with your stay even if you don't frequent the excellent eateries, but I'd suggest at least having a cocktail at the speakeasy inside Benno when it's open (Tuesday-Saturday nights).
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Social conservatives have long said they would be happy with any of the anti-abortion candidates on Mr. Trump's list, and many conservative evangelicals and Catholics chose to vote for him because he promised to nominate "pro-life" judges to the bench.
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I love the idea of waiting for the other shoe to drop when it comes to Coleman, while simultaneously starting to fear that, yes, he really is the kind of guy Rachel could be happy with and she just might fuck that up.
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In his voice mail, Ms. Stewart said that Mr. Berman predicted that she would be "happy" with the developments — especially because they came just days before a Democratic rally they were planning together to protest President Trump in Midtown Manhattan, starring Gov.
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I get my coffee brewing while I start the dishwasher... I don't think A. is going to be happy with me since he's going to have to unload it later before he starts cooking and I normally unload it in the mornings.
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"This president's never going to be happy with his coverage because he's in a permanent war with the media," Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker and an occasional Trump adviser who has been a contributor on Fox News, said in an interview.
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Employees who say they'd stay with their current company and decline a role with Amazon were, unsurprisingly, most likely to be happy with their job, feel like they have good work-life balance, like their organization's culture and be well- paid, according to the report.
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The truth is that, while I may be thinner, the part of my brain that never learned how to like myself — the part of my brain that wants to abuse food — is the same part that won't ever possibly be happy with what it sees.
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" The original purpose was to design a negotiation aid, but it would take a special kind of user to be happy with advice like "balls have zero to me to me to me to me to me to me to me to me to.
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Home users will be happy with the Plex support – Plex will scan any folder on the drive and serve it up piping hot to your TV – along with BitTorrent and NZB clients which are useful, obviously, for downloading public domain video from public servers.
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"There's still improvement to be made, especially with the labor force participation rate being low, but conditions seem to be close to what the Fed might be happy with," said Brian Jacobsen, chief portfolio strategist at Wells Fargo Funds Management in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
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"There's still improvement to be made, especially with the labor force participation rate being low, but conditions seem to be close to what the Fed might be happy with," said Brian Jacobsen, chief portfolio strategist, at Wells Fargo Funds Management, in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
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This month, you run the risk of slipping into old family patterns, where other people might have spoken for you or made decisions on your behalf that you had to play along with because it was assumed you should be happy with what you got.
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But, if you want a $30 gift basket of cool outdoor gear once a month (or quarterly if you go for the more dramatic Obsidian Box) to inspire you to head outdoors on your own or with friends, I think you'll be happy with Cairn.
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Adapting the business to meet a 'blessing in disguise'Feloni: If you have to make a move like this, where one side who might not be happy with it, is it always thinking, too, of how do we adjust the business to adapt to it?
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While I can't say it's paid for itself, I can say I've saved enough to have no regretsIf I had to make a car payment every month and pay for gas on top of it, I don't think I'd be happy with my choice.
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"I don't know what kind of shape I'm in, but I'll be happy, and at least I will have known, win, lose or draw — and I'm almost sure, if the people come out, we're going to win — I will be happy with myself," he said.
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"It was consistent with the message he was trying to send: that he was not going to be naming establishment choices but that the establishment might well be happy with the people he chose from Alabama and Iowa and places like that," he said.
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If Peter Thiel were right — if Trump meant "the wall" and the "Muslim ban" as code words for a "saner, more sensible" immigration policy that "recognizes costs as well as benefits" — then the president and his base should be happy with what he's accomplished.
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Mr. Cruz said he also discussed his homosexuality with the pope, who responded by saying that Mr. Cruz is as God wants him to be — "the pope wants you this way, too, and you have to be happy with who you are," Mr. Cruz recounted.
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Time is money, Saltzman points out, and no company will be happy with needlessly wasted money: "Learning by 30 what makes you efficient is important to professional development, and beyond that, improved efficiency makes you look a lot better in the eyes of your superiors."
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One final point: If you think Trump would be happy with a "lengthy" Senate trial that may by extension advantage Joe Biden by keeping rivals who are sitting senators off the trail, well, I'm just not sure what you've been watching the last three months.
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Anyway, you could be happy with a whole fish, such as a saragus "caught yesterday," or the " DINOSAUR ," a generous, tender chunk of beef on a hulking bone with a delightfully sticky salt-and-pepper crust, which, also at seventy-nine dollars, easily feeds two.
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"What I can tell you is that if anyone wants to use products made of China's rare earth exports to contain China's development, the people of Ganzhou and across China will not be happy with that," the official said, referring to a city in Jiangxi province.
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If they decide they want to get to yes on a DACA deal, the policy can fall into place pretty easily — thanks to the ongoing bipartisan Senate negotiations, and the fact that, frankly, it's pretty easy to imagine a compromise both sides would be happy with.
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He's not happy that Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from election-related investigations, he's not happy that people aren't taking his evidence-less accusations that President Obama tapped his phones more seriously, and he may not be happy with his chief of staff, Reince Priebus.
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Institutional investors with long-term liabilities, such as pension funds and insurance companies, may be happy with 30-year bonds, which most countries already sell, or may opt for higher-yielding long-dated corporate bonds, such as those issued by Caterpillar, an American construction-equipment company.
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So far, Season 2 has drifted between a more episodic formula and the mystery of Spock, in what's likely a season-spanning story arc, though honestly we'll be happy with whatever happens as long as we don't ever have to hear about the mycelial network again… ever.
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There's no need to pretend to be happy with choices like these, and there's no need to pretend to be happy in general, which is what brings us to this week's One Video pick: a Paramore video about how women are expected to pretend to be happy.
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It may be that future agricultural yields can be increased so dramatically that, even in a world with at least 5003bn more mouths to feed, the area of its farms could be halved, and that the farmers involved might be happy with this turn of events.
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" Once you cross that goal and reach a weight that you should be happy with, all of a sudden, you don't know who you are because your whole identity has been tied up in, "I have to lose the weight, I have to lose the weight.
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Aside from the fact that the generals at the Pentagon will not be happy with the president's precedent for stealing their cash, any state of emergency, especially for a border wall that is likely to be ineffective in securing the nation's southern border, is of questionable constitutionality.
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I'll admit that most of my uses have been limited to heating water and making oatmeal and coffee, but more adventurous cooks will be happy with the Whisperlite, especially when the alternative is going stove-less or using a wood or alcohol stove with pitiful heat output.
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However, once President Trump — like his predecessors — comes to the conclusion that Palestinians will not concede their individual and collective rights, he will be forced to acknowledge that both Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Palestinian people cannot simultaneously be happy with these competing one-state alternatives.
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So I think my message for young women would be: You have to look in the mirror and be happy with who you see, and if you're not, then you have work to change that, whether it has to do with personality, lifestyle, fashion style or career choices.
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I would be happy with a screen of this quality on any flagship smartphone, and the absence of higher resolution is no problem with a phone that has no aspirations for performing VR duties (which will be the big reason to want high-res phones in the near future).
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And certainly Mark Zuckerberg was not happy with his portrayal in David Fincher's "The Social Network," nor could anyone in the Valley be happy with Dave Eggers's novel "The Circle" or Don DeLillo's "Zero K." The effects of the darker side of tech culture reach well beyond the Valley.
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While a cooler display might be more visually appealing, the Switch Lite has more accurate colors than the original Switch, and if you buy into the idea that cooler displays keep you up at night, you'll probably be happy with the slight yellowish hue of the Switch Lite.
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While Bannon and his allies are hoping to win one-third of the seats in the European Parliament — which would give them leverage to bring business in Brussels to a halt — Marsili of European Spring told BuzzFeed News that he'd be happy with taking 5–10% across all of Europe.
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The best modern princess stories turn those options over, looking for loopholes and alternatives: a Belle who's rebellious and unconventional but still gets to be happy with her love, or a Moana who does as she pleases and doesn't even have a potential prince floating around to cast a cloud.
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And moreover, Google makes the economic argument that "distributing products like Google Search together with Google Play permits us to offer our entire suite for free," so if you really like Google's mobile apps and don't want to pay extra for them, you should be happy with the status quo.
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There is no amount of money that bankers must be happy with, but our culture tells us that workers whose job is not the production of widgets (or toxic financial products) but the care and education of others must accept any sort of misery out of their devotion to their work.
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Plenty of people will be happy with the features and options in those two web apps—and you don't need to install any extra software, everything just runs in your browser—but if you need a bit more control and functionality, desktop apps for Windows and macOS are also available.
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When, given all the water under the bridge -- both in terms of our country's history and the more narrow history of Trump's campaign -- you make comments about how the athletes in predominantly black pro sports leagues should just be happy with what they have and not complain, you aren't doing it by accident.
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Of course it's a tremendous ask to tell someone to be happy with their work obligations, but if you reframe this commitment as something that's supporting something else in your life that's very important, then it can be a little more pleasurable to eat your veggies and go to bed on time.
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When asked about Lorde's absence on the slate of performers, Ken Ehrlich, the executive producer of the Grammys, said: Frustratingly, his response feels a lot like he's suggesting that Lorde ought to be happy with simply being nominated, and that seems to be the Grammys' attitude to women in general this year.
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The slippers take about eight weeks to make and they'll come out as an actual clone of your beloved petA pair of slippers will set you back $199 — but they may be an investment you'll be happy with, especially for anyone who isn't able to live with their pet all the time.
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Bannon reportedly talked with the president about how he should respond to the white supremacist rally that resulted in three deaths, and he was said to be happy with Trump's Tuesday comments casting blame on "both sides" for violence — setting him apart from others in the White House who were privately upset with the remarks.
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" On the response from the people and companies who are the subjects of his segments: "We're in constant contact with the people we're talking about…Lots of the time they're not going to be happy with the conclusions that we come to, but we definitely want to make sure we agree on the underlying facts….
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Bernie Sanders, who's become a prominent leader in Democratic circles after his bid for president, did so during a talk on Sunday, in which he acknowledged that "you may not be happy with" his response: One of the struggles that you're going to be seeing in the Democratic Party is whether we go beyond identity politics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters) While no steel maker will be happy with the explosion in coking coal prices, Chinese mills are the best placed to deal with the impact, given they are nowhere near as exposed to spot prices as competitors in the rest of Asia and Europe.
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Will win: O.J.: Made in America Might win: 13th Dark horse: I Am Not Your Negro Should win: I'd be happy with pretty much any winner here, but if forced to cast a vote, I would go with I Am Not Your Negro, a tremendous, passionate essay of a film that stuck with me for days after seeing it.
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Michael Jackson's family is not gonna be happy with this -- Aaron Carter says he's finally ready to speak the truth about his experience with MJ. We got Aaron out Thursday at LAX where he seemed to do a 180, saying he's going to reveal his experiences with the late singer ... as for whether it involved abuse, Aaron won't say either way.
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Jared Polis for tax cut repeal bill - The Hill Dems attack Trump on increase gas prices - Politico Stephen Miller 's "constructive controversy—with the purpose of enlightenment" - The Atlantic AUDIBLE: BOOM "'Me'-morial Day" – Tweet from user Mike Bender in response to a tasteless Memorial Day post from President Trump, who bragged that America's war dead would be "happy" with Trump's policies.
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" The Will & Grace star went on to say that she hopes both the old and new fans enjoy the 2017 version of the iconic film, saying, "My hope is that people who loved the movie are going to be happy with all the things that are iconic with the movie, that they'll appreciate the things that are new and modernized with this version.
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But if one has a magic wand to wave, changing the voting patterns of one party is as easy as changing the voting patterns of another, or as establishing the social norm that electors vote for the winner of the popular vote, or as convincing a large share of dissatisfied Trump voters to be happy with their lot in life.
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As Vox's Dara Lind explained, if Republicans want a deal, the path forward is pretty straightforward: If they decide they want to get to yes on a DACA deal, the policy can fall into place pretty easily — thanks to the ongoing bipartisan Senate negotiations, and the fact that, frankly, it's pretty easy to imagine a compromise both sides would be happy with.
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The South Korean government has done extensive research on the gulags and prison systems in North Korea, but is going to have to be happy with talking to Kim in far more general terms about grain transfers, limited people-to-people talks with heavily watched North Korean citizens and athletes, and keeping Seoul's own 20,000-plus defector population from being too vocal.
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Develop a game-day strategy and decide what you want ahead of time Lightning deals can get scooped up within minutes (see above), but if you've decided you want a new TV, the best strategy is to decide which three models you'd be happy with and then check in with The Wirecutter or price trackers to grab the deal once it becomes available.
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In one recent meeting with Mr. Trump, the chief executive of General Motors, Mary Barra, told the president she would be happy with a deal keeping much of the current Obama-level pollution standards in place, while adding sweeteners for automakers such as financial credits for companies that invent more fuel-efficient technologies, according to two people familiar with the meeting.
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"It's hard not to be happy with the job we're doing, that I can tell you," Trump said Wednesday in the White House briefing room, where he stands before dinnertime most every night to deliver a rosy assessment of the crisis that seldom mentions the rising US death toll, overwhelmed hospitals and cries for help from doctors, nurses and local leaders.
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Johnson is now in his second season with Alabama, and is working hard to improve the team's defense so losses like the Flyers debacle don't happen - and he had to be happy with what he saw in the 33-17 curtain raiser, as the Crimson Tide held Coastal Carolina to 27.4 percent from the field en route to a dominant 70-210 victory.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes State cites 38 people for violations in Clinton email review Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle mourn Cummings MORE (R-Iowa) said in a statement Wednesday that the EPA would need to ensure biofuels actually get blended into traditional fuels if farmers are to be happy with any proposal.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters) By Clyde Russell LONDON, Oct 22015 (Reuters) - While no steel maker will be happy with the explosion in coking coal prices, Chinese mills are the best placed to deal with the impact, given they are nowhere near as exposed to spot prices as competitors in the rest of Asia and Europe.
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"My thing is, you have to be happy with who you are, and I made a statement of saying, everybody has flaws with their body and everybody has something that they want to change, but why spend all your life trying to fix something and miss out on the fact this you only get one life and you have to live for today?" she explained.
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Apple obsessives will be happy with their Mac's compatibility with their other Apple products, and everyone can benefit from Macs' propensity to have better virus protection than that of a PC. That brings us to the perks of picking up a PC. You can still complete a number of creative projects on a personal computer, but where PCs really shine are their options for customization.
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The deals flyaround • Univision's C.E.O., Randy Falco, plans to retire at year end, and the broadcaster has called off its I.P.O. • Mellanox said that it would hold a special shareholder meeting to vote on two corporate governance items, but the activist Starboard Value began a board fight at the chip maker and is unlikely to be happy with a delay in the annual meeting.
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Gratitude TERESA STEYN DE KOCK 52 years, 3 homes, several rentals, a few jobs, 2 sons, 5 granddaughters, one great grandson, too many deaths of family and friends, incredible joy and horrid tragedy, forced retirement (too early), 7 years in a travel trailer, 2 years in Mexico, life us unpredictable so toll with the punches, adapt, be honest and understanding, be happy with what you have.
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Invest and then be happy with, in the years we're able to, have a dividend or theoretically sometime in the future sell to another approved investor that's willing again to have ... The way you're gonna get your money out of this is either through dividend or down the line, maybe someone else is gonna put money in and buy some of your stake out. Right.
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The positioning and rhetoric shows that Buttigieg betting there is an opportunity for him to pick off voters who might like Biden yet would be happy with a candidate further to the left — just not as far left as Sanders and Warren, taking advantage of the big ideological space between the two senators at one end of the Democratic primary and the former vice president at the other end.
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I struggle a bit with how his depiction of "transhumanism," or the desire of some humans to transcend their forms by becoming more and more machine, feels like a sly and maybe even snide attempt to pivot off current discussion of trans issues in an almost scare-mongering fashion, as if mocking the kids today for thinking they could possibly change their bodies, or not just be happy with what they were given at birth.
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Trump and the White House have defended the firing by saying Democrats should be happy with it after they criticized Comey over his handling of last year's investigation into Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's use of a private email server while secretary of State.
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Liberal Democrats, some of whom would be happy with either Sanders or Warren winning the nomination, are fearful that the attacks between the two will pave the way for a centrist candidate, such as former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Biden Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview Parnas: Trump threatened to withhold more than just military aid to Ukraine MORE or former South Bend, Ind.
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And I think with all due respect to Congressman Gowdy, I don&apost think the American people would be happy with the idea that the norm we&aposve had in this country, I think from the beginning of this country, but certainly since the modern era, since Watergate, that the incumbent administration does not use the awesome counterterrorism and law enforcement powers that it has to monitor the opposition party in an electoral campaign is a norm the American people would like to keep in place, and Gowdy is simply wrong when he says that the object here was to monitor the activities of a few tangential players that had kind of tenuous connections to the Trump campaign.
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