If you're going to be nice, be nice all the time.
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Be nice to people and they will be nice to you.
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They have to be nice to me and I'll be nice to them.
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And if you want to be nice to America, we'll be nice to you.
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Trump governs by friendship -- be nice to him, he will be nice to you.
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"It might be nice, it might be nice, to get Democracy back on track," the cast sings.
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You would think she would be nice, like she's an immigrant — no, I'm just saying, she should be nice!
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Moreno's theory is that if you treat people well and be nice to them, they'll be nice to you, too.
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And in particularly lonely moments, it would be nice if Siri could at least be nice and engage in a conversation with you.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with people, wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along, as an example, with Russia?
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A celebrity's life is filled with demands: Go here, talk to this person, smile, be nice, sign autographs, be nice to paparazzi, and on and on.
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It would be nice to pick up one more title, maybe a couple more would be nice, and then get into training and start again next year.
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"'@AmyRutledgeWGN Sincere smile would be nice #ChewyLooks' " Rutledge reads.
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It would be nice, but also reductive … and ridiculous.
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That you should always be nice to your neighbours.
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Robert texted back, So lovely , trying to be nice.
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It's really radical in this conglomerate ... You be nice.
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Rather than work out every time whether it's in our long-term interests to be nice, it's more efficient and less effort to have the basic rule: be nice to other people.
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Rather than work out every time whether it's in our long-term interests to be nice, therefore, it's more efficient and less effort to have the basic rule: be nice to other people.
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Interchangeable AirPods, like the new patent suggests, would be nice.
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No, you have to be nice to people, I don't.
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Oh, and an AirPower charger would be nice as well.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the floor could do that?
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I can honestly say that I'd just rather be nice.
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One is be nice to yourself on the- Self compassion.
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"I try to be nice to everyone," she told WVEC.
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It's gonna be nice to have a social life again!
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I tell him yes, and that that would be nice.
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To play us out, a short gallery: Must be nice!
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It would be nice if he were a bit younger.
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"It could be nice, it could go well," Zahir says.
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But paying off some student loan debts would be nice.
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Something that involves avoiding obstruction of justice would be nice.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we got along with people?
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You can't on your flip phone, but it'd be nice.
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KS: Yeah, it'll be nice if Americans were like Europeans.
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As for everyone else, please be nice to service workers.
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But hey, it would be nice to have some music.
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And you are going to be nice and say 'No.
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How could he insist his fans be nice to Swier?
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Be nice to the clerk, you will need a favor.
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"Must be nice to flaunt your overindulgence" one user wrote.
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Upgraded Macs would be nice, especially a revamped MacBook Air.
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It can be nice and simple and easy to understand.
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We've got to be nice and cool, nice and calm.
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So it'd be nice to have a sweeping solution someday.
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Think it might be nice to unplug for a while?
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It must be nice to tour Hawaii with your squad.
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After awhile it's like, it'd be nice to be home.
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It would be nice to see their emotional lives, too.
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Wouldn't it be nice to not have any antenna lines?
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You don't even have to be nice to be empathetic.
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"Maybe not die trying would be nice," Tony told Steve.
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" Tapper called on graduates to "be nice to each other.
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It would be nice to have one without the other.
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It will be nice to get all six back there.
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And strategically for the United States, it would be nice.
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Let's be nice to people, and not be so judgey.
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It would be nice if he had acknowledged this explicitly.
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Be nice to someone you don't know or agree with.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we cleaned that mess up?
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It would be nice to say ; that's the other thing.
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Oatcakes along with it can be nice, the rough sort.
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But it would be nice to keep them behind me.
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Wouldn't it be nice if Amazon did the right thing?
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I was just going to be nice to Coach Wooden.
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Wouldn't it be nice if every victory earned a congratulations?
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Be nice and attractive and the Tinder matches will follow?
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Most importantly, just be nice and don't be a dick.
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"Always be nice when asking for the manager," Bodge says.
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"So I have to be nice to her," he smiled.
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Be nice to each other, "grace and humility," the end.
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Not really, but it would be nice if they would.
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Lamb shanks with caramelized onions could be nice this weekend.
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It would be nice to think she ruined someone's dinner.
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I want him to be nice because he means it.
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It would be nice to think we can get there.
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"That would be nice," Ms. Klipstine said, finishing the sentence.
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It would be nice if the office was still there.
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I'm going to be nice to you, I love you.
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"Well, you could be nice to me," she said imploringly.
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You going to be nice to me, like you being?
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Somewhere in between, it would be nice to make pancakes.
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You have to be nice, but maybe not too nice.
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For the moment, though, a workable fan would be nice.
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"It's going to be nice to be behind," he said.
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"Usually I can tolerate it and be nice," he said.
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Some stability would be nice change of pace as well.
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He does not need to be nice, but he is.
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It would be nice if other generations noticed our resiliency.
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It would be nice if we could all do that.
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You have to be nice to the staff and ask.
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It would be nice to just take their money, right?
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But wouldn't it be nice to know which was which?
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In fact, be nice to people you don't like, too.
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It'd be nice if they came out with something interesting.
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Eventually, it would be nice to see clickable credits for every contributor on a song — if there's a guitar solo you like, wouldn't it be nice to see what else that player performed on?
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Wouldn't it be nice if there were some real-life superheroes?
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But it'd be nice for it to stop at some point.
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" He posited that "a park or winter garden would be nice.
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It would be nice to see people focus on that, too.
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"It's be nice to do it every year," he told THR.
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A thicker iPhone with a flush camera sure would be nice.
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I thought it would be nice to do a collaborative thing.
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" Added a second, "You guys sound so rude, please be nice.
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You can't be nice and communicate with fans cause people crazy.
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Always to be nice to everyone, because that's what's really important.
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I like the precision, it will certainly be nice for gaming.
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And it would be nice to have tampons in the bathrooms.
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It would just be nice if they met again, wouldn't it?
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You don't have to be nice or worry about being rude.
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Wouldn't it be nice if Waddles got along with more people?
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Do us a favor, friends — be nice to your hair tools.
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And I thought that would be nice to have within Justin.
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So it'd be nice to just be able to wear something.
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Just don't expect him to be nice to you on Twitter.
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You're entitled to not like that I want to be nice.
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"It would be nice to have a drama-free week," Sen.
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But wouldn't it be nice if such guerrilla justice wasn't necessary?
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You would think that she would be nice — she's an immigrant!
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When you're that achingly adorable, you don't need to be nice.
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It'd be nice to download in a couple of minutes, too.
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It'd be nice to put a pitch where I need to.
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Still, it would be nice to have more than 7 megapixels.
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So I think it will be nice to do something together.
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It's just to be nice to be people around you love.
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It would be nice to have clarity on that supervisory relationship.
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Of course, it'd be nice for Peach to get some agency.
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Be nice: Don't block DOT trucks putting salt on the roads.
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A little action (maybe a nice explosion) would be nice, too.
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Wouldn't it be nice if those coping mechanisms were always healthy?
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It would be nice to see some trans women accepting awards.
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"It doesn't cost nothing to be nice," Morgan explained on Friday.
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I suppose it would be nice if it were hands-free.
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It will be nice having a little bit of independence again.
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"I would encourage them to be nice and easy," he said.
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"It would be nice to be given equal coverage," she said.
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"A woman can be nice and big and beautiful," she said.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with Russia?
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Also, be nice to the flight attendants when they greet you.
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That will be nice to be standing there on Sunday morning.
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Still, this should be nice for the family business, we suppose.
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It was kind of strange, because you need to be nice.
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Otherwise, you could be nice to him and talk about movies.
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" Kathleen Gaffney, vice president, Eaton Vance Management "Be nice and behave.
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It would be nice to have a thicker conversation about it.
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"I thought, wouldn't it be nice to put a piano there?"
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And so it behooves anybody who's running to just be nice.
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Some people may not be nice, but it wasn't about him.
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So it's clear, you can make great work and be nice.
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Still, it would be nice if there were a Season 2.
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I was going to be nice to you, but go ahead.
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That will be nice for you, a lot of page views.
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But, man, it'd be nice not to do any of that.
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Wouldn't it be nice to go somewhere new, fresh and exciting?
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That's more complicated ... They don't have to be nice, we do.
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Or you might be nice and cozy, shopping in your PJs.
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It'd be nice to have it with mango chutney as well.
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"A good 100 kills would be nice," one message allegedly read.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you didn't have to do that.
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I'd find other things to be nice about in the future.
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To be nice, I told her later that it was good.
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It may be nice for CEOs who don't want to leave.
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It would be nice for the utilities if this were true.
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" Jordyn continued, "Good sense of humor, some style would be nice.
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It would be nice to be able to predict the future.
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I thought it might be nice to have a little music.
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But, in reality, we want them to be nice and accommodating.
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It will be nice, but it's not worth seeking out yet.
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It would be nice if the federal government would act, too.
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Not living in the darkest possible timeline sure would be nice.
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"It would be nice to get some candid comments," he said.
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"It would be nice if there were a couch," Lorde said.
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It would be nice if it's in one of our hands.
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They're a lot of credits, but a massage would be nice.
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"Wow, I was told be nice to Paul Ryan," Trump responded.
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Inspiration would be nice, but mostly, they want to be reassured.
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I believe guards who stand at museum doors should be nice.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have more of that in Washington?
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You want to be Nice, or you want to be Effective?
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I stopped being able to be nice to the clients, too.
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MD: And it would be nice to bring that to everybody.
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But if the world sees it too, that would be nice.
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" It basically just means "it would be nice if you didn't.
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It'd be nice to estimate its value with a single number.
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Be safe, be nice to your fellow trainers, and keep on exploring.
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They are something we can take care of and be nice to.
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Amazon didn't just wake up one morning and decide to be nice.
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I don't care about gamification but the social aspect can be nice.
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"I've always believed you should be nice to your lenders!" he quipped.
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It would be nice to know how many conservatives work at Facebook.
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Still, it would be nice to have the higher-res option here.
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We thought wouldn't it be nice to just go into another breed.
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It would be nice to give them something to cheer about, too.
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That might be nice for lefties, but it's bad for everyone else.
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And we'll admit it would be nice to see the couple reunited.
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It&aposd be nice to have something so we could do something.
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But it'd be nice if we could avoid it in the workplace.
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"To sell jewelry, you have to be nice and polite," Eva explains.
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It would be nice to have a little bit of a reward.
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But it would really be nice to create something that is beautiful.
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For this particular video, I wanted it to be nice and romantic.
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"I just try my best to be nice to people," he said.
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Life must be nice when you're famous enough to sell your face.
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"I'm going to be nice tonight, so I won't say," Trump said.
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So it would be nice if we do get to a conclusion.
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It will be nice to reconnect and get back to our lives.
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Though it'd be nice if Chewbacca didn't shoot his bowcaster at me.
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"People can walk in; just be nice," the younger Murray told Eater.
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If you're cooking a lot, a display might be nice for recipes.
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Wouldn't it be nice to be an animal just for a bit?
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Avoid what our representatives are doing and be nice to each other.
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And they have to be nice and warm, but not too doughy.
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Slim pickings, but it'll be nice to get rid of some stuff.
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Something that gives the world a break from politics would be nice ...
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"It will be nice to sleep in air conditioning tonight," she said.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the election results themselves were fake news?
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Your shrubs should be nice and colorful and well taken care of.
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You can still be nice and pleasant when you leave your home.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you could follow a hashtag on Instagram?
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I'm just a girl who wants you to be nice to me.
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It would be nice to eat with my own hands as well.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we could all become a little smarter?
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So here's the question: Is it better to be nice or good?
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We've spent all this time trying to be nice to you, Lou.
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Wouldn't it be nice if somehow you could just get the highlights?
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Something other than its current roster of "meh" originals might be nice.
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But it'd be nice if someone got around to closing this one.
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A version with English bread and ice cream would not be nice.
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Yes, more courage would be nice, but electoral calculations usually win out.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you had some help with all that.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you had a Google for your world?
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I don't need to be nice, I don't need to be pretty.
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He was trying so hard to be nice, but he couldn't talk.
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Don't worry, if you're nice to me, I'll be nice to you.
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During our interview, Gretchen asked me "to be nice" in my article.
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Wouldn't it be nice to not need batteries to power our gadgets?
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It would be nice to say that they provided the perfect antidote.
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It would be nice to be able to see my prey better.
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I mean, it would be nice if the FBI moved it along.
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I hope it's going to be nice, but perhaps it won't be.
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That would be nice, if true, but the science isn't there yet.
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Eat mostly plants, ride your bike, and be nice to each other.
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"It would be nice to have someone next door," Mr. Joyce said.
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"But it would be nice to be able to make some plans."
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Melissa's recipe for a smoky fish chowder would be nice this evening.
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"I think more people should be nice," Williams said, according to KABC.
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" But, she added: "It would be nice to take us into account.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we kept it a little while longer?
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Just be nice, you never know when the switch will be flipped.
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It would be nice if Perez were to improve as a hitter.
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"The point of my book is not to be nice," he said.
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Well that would be nice, Anthony, but it doesn't happen that way.
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It would be nice to discuss such things with this brilliant scholar.
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Libra wants to be nice, and Aries just wants what it wants.
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Wouldn't it be nice to be jumpstarted out of your stupor, though?
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It must be hard when everyone expects you to always be nice.
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"Be nice," Mr. Bezos, the world's richest person, pleaded with a laugh.
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It would be nice to be able to strum less badly, soon.
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Let's hope it doesn't, because it'd be nice to see a goal.
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That'd be nice with basmati rice, some mango chutney from a jar.
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It would be nice to get rid of that at some point.
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Short answer: Yes, adults must try harder to be nice than children.
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Moral victories may be nice, but appointing Supreme Court justices is better.
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It would be nice this weekend to bake an orange marmalade cake.
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"Also the queen and her husband might be nice people," he said.
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It would be nice to say that hilarity ensues, but it doesn't.
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A $1,500 grant would be nice but would not impact my lifestyle.
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It would be nice to be able to describe a dramatic race.
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So it'd be nice to move where there are more black people.
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It'd be nice to use the herbs, but you don't need them.
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It would be nice to get out there and try it again.
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It would be nice to have easier ways to diagnose shunt malfunction.
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It would be nice if that sort of approach were more common.
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It will be nice to get home and see some familiar faces.
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So fuck me for thinking it'd be nice to yell about it.
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Must be nice, Ulysses S. Grant, up in your fancy aboveground tomb.
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But it must be nice to feel taken care of like that.
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But it would be nice if they felt a bit more universal.
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He's now 903, and "Be Nice" commemorates Merritt's second year on earth.
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He's now 52, and "Be Nice" commemorates Merritt's second year on earth.
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It would still be nice for that to be consistent for people.
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He says it might be nice for me to walk El Camino.
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That'd be nice—as part of the Lakers or something like that.
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It would be nice to think that a loving family prevents violent extremism.
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It would be nice to think that their clients had done as well.
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So it would be nice to be able to share it with somebody.
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It would be nice to have some balance there across the ideological spectrum.
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So it'd be nice to report that "Captain Marvel" is an absolute triumph.
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And that, Class of 2017, is why you should be nice to people.
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That'll be hard to top, but another Grammy win would still be nice.
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It'd be nice to see this feature on all the browsers out there.
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I think Sean was here to be nice to you for your birthday.
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I'VE BEEN PRACTICING IT SO IT'LL BE NICE AND NEAT ON THE MONEY.
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Would be nice to know where he escaped #Harvey #TheResistance #Resist #Indivisible pic.twitter.
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It would be nice to think that the game is ready to listen.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have someone throw down like that for you?
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It would be nice if I wouldn't know what it was made of.
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But, it'd be nice if his female staffers would actually advocate for women.
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KS: That would be nice, except that would be dangerous for Kara Swisher.
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Be nice and accommodating, but not so nice that you lead me on.
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So it would be nice to have a few more to choose from.
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We know you've never worked a day in your life—must be nice.
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It'd be nice to know that your computer is looking out for itself.
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A secondary sensor or even a FLIR one would also be nice nicer.
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Wouldn't it be nice if that functionality was printed right onto your skin?
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But he's selling them, and he's rich, so they must be nice slippers.No!
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Also, it might be nice to carry a cleaning cloth around for them?
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It would be nice for Smoak if he made the All-Star team.
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But we can still be nice to people that don't keep the commandments.
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"How 'bout we just celebrate and be nice to one another?" she asked.
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But it would be nice to kind of share your life with somebody.
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Maybe not Crazy Rich Asians money, but a few million would be nice.
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I can't be nice to everybody, but I can be kind all around.
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It must be nice to wake up feeling like a functional human being.
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It would be nice if it just did the cooking for me, though.
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"Everybody wants to be nice, and they were," the vice president went on.
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Maybe then, we can tell our children to be nice without being hypocrites.
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They're just trying to be nice — a good instinct in these tense times.
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His left-field defense is, if you want to be nice, lightly regarded.
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"We thought it would just be nice to network [the doctors]," he said.
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It would be nice to have one with a carbon fiber, Terminator look.
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Even monkeys want friends, and to make friends they have to be nice.
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You don't have to spend $30 million on it (though that'd be nice).
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"Just to see a president in person -- I think it would be nice."
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But, it would be nice to know what we're getting excited for exactly.
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It's be nice but not remotely in the top 20-25 most vulnerable.
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Alex: It would be nice to have an X-Men movie without Wolverine.
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Wouldn't it be nice if sexism and toxic masculinity were gone by 2020?
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You can be nice, you can be an asshole, you can be indifferent.
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" But, Jenner adds, "I've never had anybody not be nice to my face.
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It would be nice to park the '220006s in the box of history.
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Like sure it would be nice to walk away with a million dollars.
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" "It would be nice to have someone with balls in the White House.
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It turns out, Alex asked Mer to be nice and…she respects Wilson.
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Sure, it would be nice to be able to stretch out a bit.
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It would be nice if SimpliSafe offered a few sirens throughout the home.
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Wouldn't it be nice if these kids could remain kids a little longer?
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While simply letting go and enjoying sex would be nice, it's not realistic.
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It would be nice, D'Silva said, if she owned Scully's super-expensive necklace.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the House of Representatives would do the same?
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Maybe, it would be nice to try and make an album that grows.
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But wouldn't it be nice if interviewers changed the record, so to speak?
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I realize not everyone feels that way, but the option would be nice.
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It'd be nice if there were more than 11 trans people on television.
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TWITTER USERS: It would be nice if you stopped people making death threats.
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The starting pitching is thin, if you want to be nice about it.
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Both appear to be nice guys, fathers of good kids and quality husbands.
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Living in a neighborhood closer to work would be nice but too expensive.
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"It would be nice if it were the other way around," she said.
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It's just like, 'Be nice to people,' and God, that's hard to do.
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By the end, to "Wouldn't It Be Nice," the kids are moving classically.
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There are a million ways to be nice to people without objectifying them.
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And wouldn't some pasta with cauliflower, spicy tomato sauce and capers be nice?
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But it would be nice to know, what should we be worried about?
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It would be nice if we could cleanly separate real and nominal shocks.
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And while it would be nice to be original, I am not alone.
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A.D., Cleveland Sure, she's just being kind and you're trying to be nice.
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The objects of his wrath need to be nice to him, or else.
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He urged people to be nice during the march, including to bus drivers.
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It will be nice to get away for an extended period of time.
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They get back today and it'll be nice to have them around again.
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Gallantry might be nice, but women need to feel both equal and safe.
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If you need me to do it for you, that would be nice.
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That must be nice, being able to slip by unnoticed in everyday life.
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Wouldn't it be nice to remind them of their home away from home?
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It would be nice if Honda would discover the panoramic glass roof, though.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the GOP thought about things the same way?
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It would be nice to get Democrat support but really they are obstructionists.
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It would be nice if ours was actually good for the public. ♦
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Disneyland/world may be nice, but there is nothing intimate about that experience.
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I think it would be nice to hear if he enjoyed the performance.
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"I know it's difficult," she added, "but some moral courage would be nice."
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I think it would be nice if they could try a little harder.
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It's Tuesday — be nice to your colleagues; their parent may be a boss.
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Look both ways before you cross the street and try to be nice.
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To be sure, it would be nice if there weren't any ineligible votes.
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I found most people to be nice to me, which is pretty nice.
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"It would be nice to add everything on to it," Mr. Trump said.
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" Trump has made no secret of his belief that it would "be nice if we got along with Russia" — to which Oliver counters, "It would be also be nice if you could walk right up to a bear and hug it.
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"I presume it must be nice to get out and away," explains the source.
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Try to be nice to someone today, even if it's just a dumb bird!
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It&aposs not nice, darling, you&aposre supposed to be nice to the customers.
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In this context, the leather feels excessive, and a little trimming would be nice.
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To that I say... but wouldn't it be nice to have a spicy tomato?
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But wouldn't it be nice if you didn't actually have to go to Walmart.
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Write letters, make phone calls, but we&aposve got to be nice about it.
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You don't have to record it in your memory, although that could be nice.
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I was trying to be nice, but he definitely assaulted me in his house.
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Also, it would be nice to see some real mutations in the Picross formula.
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"It will be nice to sort of get back to normal now," he says.
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It would be nice to get more people to come out to see it.
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It'd be nice to seamlessly transfer my tunes when I walk out the door.
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I think it'd be nice to find some candy to bring back for them.
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And it would be nice to have a bit of a return of that.
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But it would be nice if you won because you'd get the extra bonus.
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And it would also be nice if they paid a fair share in tax.
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And I know you want to be nice about it, but what you imagine?
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I figured this would also be nice for Chris, since he is so tall.
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It would be nice to have a job where you didn't have to choose.
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But wouldn't it be nice if there was some sort of killer coupon available?
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Or, more troublingly: Be nice to people, or they might make you regret it.
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Universities had plenty of good research and tended to be nice places to live.
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It was, you know, sometimes people – everybody wants to be nice, and they were.
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Lights, spinning rotisseries and infrared stations may be nice, but not what you need.
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Be nice to yourself: When you're quitting smoking, you're already fighting an uphill battle.
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"That would be nice, of course," Lagerbäck responded, a smile curling across his lips.
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LM: Always be nice on the inside so your outside can be really pretty.
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In future, it'd be nice to see the semis played at a neutral ground.
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Though certainly a "would be nice" feature, it's not one anyone is concerned with.
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It'd just be nice if Instagram Stories would let me record a little longer.
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He probably found it somewhere and thought it would be nice for the bar.
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"Relax, I'm going to try and be nice," he said after a few quips.
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It would be nice to see him get there before he starts to decline.
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With cash reserves running low, wouldn't it be nice to get something for nothing?
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Though the house would be nice, I would probably spend little time in it.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along, as an example, with Russia?
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But it would be nice if you could choose between varying levels of Nicotine.
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Pros: Well-designed, good port selectionCons: More USB-C ports would be nice, expensive
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" He said, "Wouldn't it be nice if there were simpler answers to hard questions?
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"It would be nice if we could add everything on to it," he said.
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"It would be nice if both sides would tone down the rhetoric," Wisconsin Sen.
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Maybe a nice blue cheese, like the Blauer Schnee, would be nice with that.
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So while it would be nice to have less stress, more time off, etc.
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"It would be nice to get back to a bit of normality," Kenny said.
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At the same time, yes, it would be nice to come with your guy.
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On the pro side, it's hard to deny that more investment would be nice.
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I knew she was a nice person who was just trying to be nice.
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It must be nice to feel like you're just one of the boys again.
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That's a bit more Welsh than French but it will be nice with it.
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The Moon is in diplomatic and lovely Libra today, so try to be nice.
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Of course, he suggests, it'd be nice if more of that capital were local.
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He's under no obligation to leave millions on the table just to be nice.
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Robot dynamic, and if you want to be nice, you can call it transitional.
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To run a successful Medicaid program, more competition can be nice — but isn't necessary.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have an optimist in the White House once again?
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For me, it's not because I want the biggest audience — which would be nice!
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A few slices of ginger root and some lemon thyme could also be nice.
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Wouldn't it be nice to stream a panoramic view of Paris during the workday?
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"It would be nice to get a little digestion before another leg up happens."
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It would be nice to report that re-entry has been an unalloyed delight.
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Obviously, it would be nice to pursue those questions with a complete human connectome.
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"If your negotiation is 'please be nice to me,' sometimes that works," said Ballman.
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"Wouldn't it be nice if we could dream together?" he asked Hayes one night.
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I asked him to be nice to us for the rest of the meal.
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Aaaanywho ... must be nice to be able to say Hannah B. and Gigi who???
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Of course, it would be nice if Apple started to sell more devices again.
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"It would be nice to have some kind of acid on it," he said.
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The convenience factor might be nice, but that's not quelling the outrage on Twitter.
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But you should also try to be gentle; one last hug might be nice!
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I think it would be nice if we had a class about current events.
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Murray seems content with her solitary life, but surely a companion would be nice.
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I've thought, Wouldn't it be nice to have romantic and sexual tastes like that?
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It'd be nice to get it over with so that it's not a distraction.
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"It would be nice to know what really, really happened to her," he said.
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"What would be nice to see is recognition from the banking industry," Borne said.
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Why do people do that, to be nice or to just legally, or what?
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It would be nice to live in a world in which errors weren't necessary.
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It would also be nice if she roped in a more limber rhythm section.
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People's insecurities are flaring up—and no one's in the mood to be nice.
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But somehow I survived, although it would be nice to get free Amazon Echos.
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KS: Now, if we could only solve for human stupidity, that would be nice.
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Especially considering her resurfaced blackface works, it would be nice if she said more.
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"To the extent that the president wants to be nice to Russia, he's going to have to find issues to be nice to Russia that don't include sanctions, because we now have sanctions completely locked up via an act of Congress," he said.
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"Be nice to people around you and utilize the support that you have," he says.
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Higher frame rates offer a smoother look that can be nice in the right setting.
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The sad truth is that carriers have little incentive to be nice to their customers.
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I'm not going to be nice to be around, so it's got to get done.
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It would be nice if holding the button on either one would shut off both.
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It would be nice if he could find a more compelling way of conveying that.
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It would be nice to see massive tech companies better proactively treat it as such.
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If you don't want to be nice to us, we're going to slap you again.
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It would be nice if there was a spot made for it to pop into.
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Tyrus, be nice to her, because I&aposm not going to do anything about it.
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And it would be nice in general to have the president speak more against tyranny.
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" Trump responds, "I might've said they weren't nice, but they don't have to be nice.
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You&aposre buying it to be nice to the kids, but my lemonade is delicious.
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Also, it will be nice to swing around a city in the daytime for once.
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I've learned through trial and error that you can never train people to be nice.
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And yes, not waking up with glitter all over my pillowcase will be nice too!
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That being said, it will be nice to see them go back to their roots.
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Wouldn't it be nice for Twitter and the Twitter brand if "Twitter eggs" meant nothing?
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"I thought that was so weird but was just trying to be nice," she wrote.
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An economy-wide carbon price would be nice, though it doesn't seem likely anytime soon.
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It'd be nice if the company would reconsider this, but I'm not holding out hope.
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These people may be nice (you'll never know), but you need to wear them down.
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It will be nice to enter the cardio room without the barrage from both sides.
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Don&apost worry, if you&aposre nice to me, I&aposll be nice to you.
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None of us are rich, so it would be impossible, but it would be nice.
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It'd be nice if I could approach the door and [the trunk] just opens up.
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He sends her packing, but not before asking her to be nice to Bernie (Seconded!).
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It would be nice to travel in the vehicle I live in, and park covertly.
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She was like, 'It would be nice if we could go to a Pitbull concert.
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I'm sure it will be nice for the family to finally have some permanent roots.
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It would be nice if the American forecast, at least, proved to be too pessimistic.
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You have every right to evict your squatters, but try to be nice about it.
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It'd be nice if Apple added an option for monochromatic complications with the new faces.
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It'd be nice if other Marvel universe properties would be able to do the same.
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Are we all just terrible people pretending to be nice for the sake of approval?
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Cause enough to be nice to your pistol-packing, drunk, zealous football fan neighbors. Yikes.
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Be nice to someone and they'll likely reciprocate—it's a pretty simple idea, and old.
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I don't mean I want more money or better clothes (though that might be nice).
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My partnership desires are now motivated by one concept only: I think it'd be nice.
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"Report: It Would Probably Be Nice Having Friends," read a recent headline in The Onion.
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Women are taught to be nice and polite, to close our legs, not slut out.
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After a migraine, it's especially crucial to take some time to be nice to yourself.
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Be nice or shut up "You can keep your opinion," he said on the podcast.
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It will be nice to have people to be able to notice us at once.
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Look at Caitlyn Jenner, every week, people are watching her children be nice to her.
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It would be nice if we could do it right from the beginning this time.
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But boy, would it be nice if we finally saw Congress get blamed for something.
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A remaster might be nice, but on balance, we have it pretty good right now.
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Must be nice to have your human back in head-stroking mode where she belongs.
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It would be nice if Sonos made the mute option a little more visually obvious.
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Even if he can't shoot threes, it'd be nice if he stuck around awhile. 5.
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It would be nice to play Hellfest or Roadburn, or one of those amazing festivals.
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During my career, I've heard a lot of kind of the "must be nice" sentiment.
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"It'd be nice to have a common connector at one point to support both platforms."
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So at very least, this could be nice little homage to the Nokia of yore.
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" Vesselinov said it "would be nice to test Duolingo for both vocabulary and oral proficiency.
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If you think it would just be nice to be a student again, that's wrong.
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Yes, it would be nice, but no, you can't animate your models in Oculus Medium.
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You can be nice to somebody, but if you don't mean it, then there's nothing.
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The aide responded that the President still thought it'd be nice for them to visit.
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For two hours on Wednesday and Thursday, it would be nice to elevate the conversation.
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Georgia residents will find low costs of living and mild winters to be nice perks.
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He was just trying to be nice and help out an attendee who was confused.
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The biggest downside is that it retains heat, which could be nice in the winter.
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Carrier discounts on an iPhone may be nice, but the offers come with strings attached.
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It's not perfect — a matte finish option would be nice — but that's a minor complaint.
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"Going back to work would be nice after this," the actress said with a laugh.
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"It will be nice when things get back to normal in three years," Kerr said.
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It'd be nice to have some other candidates in between that I could get behind.
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You're told to be nice, but not too nice, or you're perceived as a pushover.
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It would be nice to have someone with balls, er, brains, in the White House.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It must be nice to own A strong feeling.
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And generally the atmosphere at work is brilliant—managers have to be nice to us.
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Martin says that he plans to write more Dunk & Egg stories, which would be nice.
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It would also be nice if he could finish the current book he's working on.
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"Well, two months to recover on the beach in Hawaii might be nice," he says.
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Chicago's weaknesses are of the "a left-handed reliever would be nice, I guess" variety.
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Wouldn't it be nice to be faced with an issue with a self-evident solution?
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It'd be nice if the first woman president were someone who'd actually done some good.
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It's easy to be nice to and not rape your friends; they are your friends.
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I say, good morning and be nice to them because they are doing a job.
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"So, you want me to be nice to myself when I mess up?" she asked.
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But even if people try to be nice, they don't really want to debate it.
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Having a gym in the building would be nice — and maybe a small theater, too.
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Like, we already have to be nice all day and let little kids hit us.
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But it would be nice to have support from the president of the United States.
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Rating But, boy, it would be nice for the network if the show took off.
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It would be nice to see Latinos living regular lives — not stereotype-fueled fantasies — onscreen.
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"Wouldn't it be nice if people could do a building that does both?" she said.
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Wouldn't it be nice to spend some of the bribery allocations on a family vacation?
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Opinion Columnist Wouldn't it be nice to have a president who could speak another language?
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"It would be nice to hear specifically how they are going to help," she said.
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It would be nice to avoid it, but I happen to believe in Brexit personally.
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For people ordering delivery and courier services, another important thing is to just be nice.
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"It's going to be nice to have something that's newer — and it's mine, not his."
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In between, I think it'd be nice to make baked apple-cider doughnuts for breakfast.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the meat were a little less sinuous and more consistent?
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It sure would be nice if abusers in all fields got equally exposed and penalized.
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It will be nice to see what they can do when the action kicks in.
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So I think it will be nice, and I'm sure it will make me smile.
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I think it would be nice to snuggle up with him, so he comes over.
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It would be nice if the Active Watch 2 was a bit more aggressively priced.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump White House sent a message to the media on Monday: Be nice.
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There are times when it would be nice if you really could just pick Uncommitted.
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It would be nice if there were some answers, if nothing else for going forward.
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I had to be nice to them for a while to get access to them.
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"Must be nice to not care about your student loans," became my constant internal refrain.
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" Trump on former Ukraine ambassador Marie Yovanovitch: "She's a woman, we have to be nice.
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"It would be nice if we wrestled with these questions in 2020, rather than 2030."
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It'd be nice to see Mattis drop off "Meditations" for the new commander in chief.
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There is no fervor, no frenzy; victory would be nice, but defeat is no disaster.
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"If winds pick up, shooting even par on the course will be nice," he said.
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Wouldn't it be nice to take Chester home for the holidays to meet the family?
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Instead of saying: Be nice to your friend and share, or no screen time later.
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But it would be nice if people brought the foods you loved to your wake.
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"Be Nice or Come Back as a Cockroach" – wise words from a 2-year-old.
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And presumably having a more diverse group of people working there might be nice. Yes.
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"It would be nice if the Republicans stuck together," Trump said in an ABC interview.
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"You have to be nice to everybody or you're not going to make it," Bones said.
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Wouldn't it be nice to get free games to download straight to your console every month?
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It would be nice if just being alive were enough to entitle you to free stuff.
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It would be nice if we weren't just able to read about it in the tabloids.
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And he didn't have to be nice to me, it's not a requirement to be honest.
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"I just started trying to be nice to myself and doing things every day," she said.
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With the holidays coming up, wouldn't it be nice to have a big pile of cash?
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This is why I can't stress enough that it costs nothing to be nice to others.
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So it would be nice for the media to take some of that criticism to heart.
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But wouldn't it be nice if the system could make bank off booming real estate, too?
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It would be nice to have an honest national debate about this before the midterm elections.
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That would be nice, except it's not entirely true (unless you have one helluva vitamin deficiency).
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So be nice to your local weatherperson if they're having trouble giving you a good forecast.
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"Not dying in the first two minutes would be nice," dad Adrian Luff told the Journal.
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Fellow armys please be nice & don't do it or the glitch will be gone, be considerated.
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Two weeks later we're like, what if the weather could just be nice all the time?
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But even so, it would be nice to see some of these modern convenience features added.
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Be nice to ALL babies because ya never know -- they could grow up to be hot.
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It would be nice to get paid, to be fed by the things that I produce.
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Would be nice if the press did the same rather than obsess over our [private] lives!
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It would be nice for them to to compliment us every once in a while. JEEZ.
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That sort of generosity would be nice to find in the well-endowed corporations of America.
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It put me where people who were going to be nice to me could find me.
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Lyft still wants to be nice, but has no wish to be taken for a ride.
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It'd be nice to meet someone substantialNot to sound cliché, but I don't want to settle.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a personal sommelier, making suggestions based on your taste preferences?
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While it would be nice if medical experts just took a side, it's not that simple.
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Fast travel would be nice, though, as rowing that boat is a pain in the dick.
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I just don't buy the fact that you're trying to be nice to me right now.
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It would be nice to have confidence that voters genuinely don't feel pressured by numeric data.
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It would be nice if this was not nuanced and they say they're ready to go.
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Still, some moving air would be nice, so a kind colleague offers me an extra fan.
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I don't really drink at all but buy a couple of mini bottles to be nice.
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Despite its unbearable coldness, it'd be nice for Pluto to have another dwarf planet to befriend.
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As the proceedings wind down, Mel decides it might be nice to give Ruth a compliment.
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But if we do get to that point, it'd be nice to see that story adapted.
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It'd also be nice if they were cheap, but the best ones are still relatively expensive.
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It would be nice if Facebook could somehow pop into your desktop Spotify app as well.
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It would be nice if voices on the left would do the same on their side.
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It would be nice to see PitchBook and its competitors do more with natural language search.
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He has these right wing foot soldiers do his dirty work, so he can be nice.
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Wouldn't it be nice to know your jet could autonomously and smoothly dodge a lightning bolt?
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"I know but I mean it would be nice if he was on vacation," Kris insists.
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" Delbanco adds, "We just thought it would be nice to have something that wasn't totally linear.
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Of course, it will be nice to see how he and Cudi have buried their beef.
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Would be nice if the press did the same rather than obsess over our pvt lives!
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Big stars or average persons, you treat everybody equally and you be nice to the people.
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But that's a ridiculous notion—that someone would pretend to be nice by doing nice things.
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You have to acknowledge your ex, at least in public, and be nice about it, too.
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Must be nice to have your own web presence with fashion tips, recipes and travel tips.
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Gotta be nice to dodge being a celeb for a day to fully enjoy the views.
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Wouldn't it be nice if everything in life could happen at the touch of a button?
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So it would be nice to go back to that to be on that show certainly.
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"It would be nice to have someone who served on a state Supreme Court," he said.
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NWR: It would be nice if the story is relatable, if people get what's going on.
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I think it is important to wake up every morning and to be nice to yourself.
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In the meantime, it would also be nice to see more MMA fighters embrace her music.
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But occasionally, on days off or vacations, it would be nice to have a normal conversation.
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I don't care if someone goes longer—it would be nice to have someone challenging that.
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I think it'd be nice to make David Tanis's recipe for garbanzos and greens with chorizo.
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"Trying to be nice in the workplace isn't going to get you the promotion," Howe says.
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"I'm a college student and it would be nice to graduate without student debt," Belizaire says.
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" When asked if he thought it might help build a bridge, Shapiro said, "That'd be nice.
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It would be nice to live in a world where human interactions could have various potentials.
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But it would definitely be nice if one of those Clinique products read: Made By Ron.
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Well, maybe we'll meet again — that'd be nice, you know, because he was hot and everything.
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It's okay not to be nice all the time...Ephron was not one to sugarcoat things.
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There's so much diversity here—wouldn't it be nice to have an industry that reflects that?
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That'd be nice, but basically I don't mind that my music will die after my death.
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You tell yourself, I have to look pretty and be nice and wear my high heels?
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Either way, it'll be nice to focus on literally any other world than our current one.
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In other words, you can be nice to yourself and succeed, absent the Netflix and pajamas.
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Of course it would be nice if it was 133, or maybe even more than that.
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That would be nice, but the reality of life as a bookseller is a little wilder.
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I feel like I have to be nice to this person just because he knows people.
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It would be nice if we could find a way to let go of the charade.
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It's called be nice to everybody, don't ever fold; I don't care who your opponent is.
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Instead, we thought it'd be nice to ease back with a visual walk-through of wildflowers.
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Sure, it would be nice to become an exceptionally beautiful person — who hasn't fantasized about that?
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O.K., no fair saying it would be nice to have a president who could speak one.
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It'll be nice to know that everybody will be in front of us for a change.
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It would be nice to at least have some best practices for people to lean on.
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The world's a small place, life's short, and so you should only be nice to people.
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Failing that, we can at least still be nice to one another when the occasion requires.
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"All I ever wanted was for him to be nice to me," she said through tears.
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Yes, it would be nice if everyone trudging into school received a personal country club welcome.
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It will be nice to have a different type of creative project to work on together.
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And I think it would be nice for Omar, too, just to have the kid play.
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Here's what else is happening: The new commute might be nice, but the weather is not.
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That kind of sums up [Trump's] approach — 'Wouldn't it be nice if we didn't have elections?
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When you only have half a dozen neighbors, it would be nice to limit personality clashes.
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Once you've finished crafting your resume, it would be nice to think your work is done.
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Scouting Report Ever think it might be nice to have a fairy godmother get you dressed?
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Also I can't believe I'm saying this, but it would be nice to see Forty again.
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And it would be nice if, when they watched a movie, they always felt at home.
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So then why pick a quarrel with a co-worker who was trying to be nice?
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In some instances, it would be nice to have a partner to bounce things off of.
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"It would be nice if the moderators tried to be a little more equitable," Carson said.
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It won't change the world, but you the distraction can be nice, even for a moment.
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You gotta be nice nowadays or they put you online and say how mean you are.
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I wouldn't count on Apple fitting another radio into new AirPods, but that'd be nice, too.
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"It would be nice if we get a budget deal that includes wall funding," he said.
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"It would be nice to get in the winner's circle again this year," said the Australian.
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While more testimony and more evidence would be nice, the case can be made without it.
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"It would be nice if we stayed another five years, but it happens," Mr. Vasilopoulos said.
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It's a bit more formal that way, which might be nice if you're having people over.
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These products were all fun to try and will certainly be nice to have on hand.
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And though you will disappoint a Calabrese citizen or two, they'll be nice to tell you.
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It would be nice to escape constant temptation to scroll Facebook without resorting to internet rehab.
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Wireless charging would be nice to have, and I always enjoy a nice bump in processor speed.
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In conclusion, President-elect Trump is right: it would be nice if we got along with Russia.
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It would be nice if I could have alone time with her on Friday evening, Saturday morning.
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It's easy for me to be nice to you because we probably see the world fairly similarly.
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" On the campaign trail, Trump repeatedly asked,"Wouldn't it be nice if we got along with Russia?
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Wouldn't it be nice if we got together with Russia and knocked the hell out of ISIS?
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"I turn 18 on August 8, and then I'll be out, and it'll be nice," she sighed.
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An apology would be nice, and I do believe they owe me some compensation for my eye.
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"It would be nice if he would respect the position that these people have earned," she said.
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Honestly, it'll be nice playing the game without knowing about what everyone else has found for once.
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He felt obliged to be nice, so he stuck it out for two and a half hours.
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Still, it would be nice if leaders of business and society worked to prove him clearly wrong.
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If someone could please make this feature for real life gigs that would be nice appreciate it.
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Direct integration with Spotify would be nice, but the streaming service isn't really set up for that.
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I think they look at me and my [coworkers] as unfriendly, so I try to be nice.
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Wouldn't it be nice to come home to a nice home-cooked meal after a chilly commute?
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Don't think that this is a place where people are going to be nice to each other.
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A health care system where there are no premiums, no copays and no deductibles would be nice.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a network of female mentors at your fingertips to learn from?
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It's not so much that we need more artists and bigger audiences, though that would be nice.
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Not super happy, but it'll be nice when I don't have to worry about conference stuff anymore.
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"It would be nice to provide a place of fun and a place of belonging," he says.
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"Your job is to be eagle-eyed, find those people and be nice to them," he said.
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"To be honest, it's gonna be nice to not have to go to the gym," he says.
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It would be nice for Microsoft to have some traction in social, in mobile and in ads.
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It would be nice to think that would cause leaders to speak out more quickly next time.
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And for now, at the 2018 Golden Globes, it'd be nice to live in an ideal world.
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Some people would feel weird about being asked to be "nice" to people who are being racist.
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So, part of me is like, 'Won't it be nice when everyone can just write for everyone?
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It would also be nice to see an Android version of Paste somewhere in the future, too.
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It can be nice, occasionally, to trade the fraughtness of FOMO for a pure, uncomplicated double take.
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It might not be essential, but at this price the Essential Phone might be nice to have.
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But I was only 15 and I just thought he was trying to be nice to me.
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Long story short: Please be nice to those who help you with your holiday shopping this year.
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But I'm sitting here trying to be nice from her, because this is a friend of his.
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JOHNSON: It will be nice to get a little more evidence before we start doing those interviews.
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It will be nice sunny day so we can sit on the lawn [and enjoy the wedding].
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It would be nice if Netflix would offer more choice for how its customers want to browse.
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But it will be nice to collaborate, and nice to go out (and) give talks to people.
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MIT gets ‑‑ since we're here, we'll be nice, gets hacked every day, not just every other day.
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I love the speed, but it would be nice if you could set how fast it unlocks.
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It would be nice to have a 20-point win, but those are hard to come by.
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"I don't know him, it would be nice to meet him, I would love to," he says.
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Are we gonna implode after making this social progress because we can't be nice to each other?
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It would be nice to see my name back on the game, but we'll see what happens.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you never had to leave the couch to get your cardio in?
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Highly unlikely, to be sure—but it'd sure be nice to know what the hell actually happened.
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"That would not be nice, but it also would not result in a constitutional crisis," he said.
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It would be nice if you run them ethically, but the truth is that it's probably impossible.
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But it'd be nice to have Kvothe the elder recognize that at some point in his tale.
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In an effort to be "nice," I gave him praise that was more of a head-fake.
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And as excellent as Later... with Jools Holland is, it'd be nice if it had some company.
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It will be nice to see American dollars being used domestically for services that every community needs.
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"Nothing lasts forever, but wouldn't it be nice to stay together for the night?" the chorus goes.
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But it would be nice not to feel like every series is a 50/50 coin flip.
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It would be nice if that great leap forward came all at once, in a shocking reveal.
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It's not, 'Wouldn't it be nice if there are more women writers, more women creators in comics?
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In particular, Teo realized he wasn't obligated to be nice to people who were unfriendly toward him.
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I also really liked the entry MUST BE NICE, which also makes its New York Times debut.
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She would always hold her tongue trying to be nice but she would always cry in private.
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It would be nice to have that gone, especially so people don't see it at his wedding.
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It would be nice to find out that economic growth is zipping along faster than we thought.
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Zero could spice it up a little, though; something like Gogoro's colorful scooter display would be nice.
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All of these people can't kill Cersei, though, I suppose it would be nice if they could.
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People feel like they have to be nice to us and they say 'oh, I'm so sorry.
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Beverly (Heather Alicia Simms) wants everything she has to be "nice," including her husband, Dayton (Charles Browning).
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" "It would be nice to see the judge, that is Judge Kavanaugh, take a lie detector test.
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Some eggplant salad would be nice this week, too, off the recipe Kim got from Ruth Reichl.
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It would be nice if we could pass it by unanimous consent, but I think that's unrealistic.
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It's as painful as it is loving and — I'm not just saying this to be nice — hilarious.
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While it's not your usual M.O., it will be nice to have someone take care of you.
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A stop-and-pop elbow jumper whenever defenses turn the paint into a moat would be nice.
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So I thought it'd be nice if my own identity could find a place in my work.
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It would also be nice to scan images you've already taken, or save images associated with searches.
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So, if I get a few 0days, even if old, for $850—that would still be nice.
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"Be nice if his wife went into labor overnight," Murray's second-round opponent Groth joked on Tuesday.
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"It'll be a challenge to fly for sure — but it'll be nice to go that fast again."
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It will be nice to someday tell the story of what's happened in the last few years.
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It would be nice to see that from a few guys, to kind of raise the roof.
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I once played a game on a Hollywood set, but it was not meant to be nice.
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Let me be clear that this is not about insisting that women be "nice" to one another.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we could have the order of ballet and the freedom of rock?
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"I suppose when I retire, it will be nice to look back and say, 'I did that.'"
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Now they are doing everything possible to be nice to him in order to keep his supporters.
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They derided the idea that those strangers would be nice enough, or honest enough, to respect properties.
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It would be nice if it were always the same Tuesday, but that is not the case.
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"It would be nice to get revenue from my [lens] views," said Casciello, the Snapchat lens creator.
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"I've never seen race, in a certain way—I've tried to be nice to everyone," he said.
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It must be nice to be good enough to even TRY that in a World Cup semifinal.
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At the very least, it should be nice to be his offspring, if not the man himself.
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It's still a big segment, so it would be nice to at least have some representation there.
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"It would be nice to have the actual person they're talking about be able to say something."
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"It would be nice to go out the way Pete went out: Win a Slam," he said.
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Cod's more expensive and tastes it; it would be nice on the West Coast with Petrale sole.
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It would be nice because NASA can't do it without the funding... You understand how projects work.
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"It would just be nice so that people know we exist," said Mercedes Reyes, a junior forward.
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His recommendation — "Please don't be nice" — was condemned by many human rights groups and law enforcement organizations.
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It might even be nice, and convenient, and perhaps more secure than my probably-too-obvious passcode!
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"It would be nice to get the stress off everybody for the fourth quarter," Kristaps Porzingis said.
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So it would be nice if fans put all of their energy towards voting for the pair.
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At least, it'll be nice as long as you're okay with waking up to AI-generated piano.
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He's at a level of his life where he doesn't need to be nice, but he is.
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"I have to be nice, otherwise I'll get criticized for speaking poorly about our courts," he said.
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"Wouldn't it be nice if we had a president who actually held murderers to account?" he added.
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As a general rule, it also never hurts to be nice to the people preparing your food.
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It would be nice to report that the performances, conducted by Ms. Toth, made the time fly.
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I saw the stand and I thought, 'Well, if I can get some that would be nice.
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" "Now they are doing everything possible to be nice to him in order to keep his supporters.
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The moon will set around 10 pm, so the sky should be nice and dark for viewing.
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I thought it'd be nice to work with a charity for disadvantaged young women, to empower them.
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It would be nice if there were broader debates that had to do with the reading list.
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Weather report for a city neither of you lives in but might be nice to visit someday.
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I think it would be nice, a smoky mezcal paired with some fruity, hop-forward, piney (beer).
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"It's not a crime that I'm not verified ... but it sure would be nice," he tells Vox.
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I found Turbo to be nice on inclines, but uncomfortably fast on flat ground or when going downhill.
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The Nova Go could be a great buy for students, though it slight price drop would be nice.
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It would be nice to be able to ignore this sophomoric behavior at this point in this presidency.
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It would be nice if there was some customization to choose when you get the low-power alert.
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"It would be nice if we could go out on a date every once in awhile," he jokes.
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Because it's also the reality, it would be nice if the beauty industry reflected that a bit more.
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I thought it would be nice to have this little addition to the family we were already molding.
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As that relationship unveils itself, it will be nice to see Noah face being in a submissive position.
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"There are such rabid fans, and I think it would be nice to have some closure," says Sursock.
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"I just thought it would be nice to give Thanksgiving boxes for people in need," she told WCNC.
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"It would be nice to know how many are coming so we can bring enough things," she says.
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And again, the President's going to fulfill his duty, it would be nice if Congress would fulfill theirs.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a solar panel that's only there when the sun shines on it?
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My mom always tells us to be nice and do the right thing, you never know who's watching.
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Even though they're all like old and shit and nasty it would still be nice to catch it.
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"It would be nice to bring us into the 20th century," he said, "much less the 21st century."
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Mac kindly reveals that, in his experience, that situation can actually be nice and not a horrible disaster.
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It'd be nice to have my favorite channels right there for quick access to live TV, but nope.
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I think it might be nice to be asked to the prom, but I don't think I'd go.
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This isn't exactly a good reason by itself to upgrade, but it would certainly be nice to have.
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The conversation didn't leave me feeling angry, though, since it seemed like she was trying to be nice.
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I really like challenge but I would like things to get a little slower; that would be nice.
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In fact, she told Good Housekeeping she's raising her girls Harper, Emerson, and Beckett not to be nice.
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"It'd be nice to have managers for the manager game," said Eli Friedman, a freshman manager at Arizona.
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I was reading several books about surviving abuse and they're basically like, 'be nice and get a hobby.
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It would be nice for better models to be available when the US returns to sane climate policymaking.
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"It would be nice to take care of him from the DNC side," Kaplan wrote, referring to Munger.
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So far, study subjects have managed just fine, but it would be nice to eliminate that extra step.
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Love: We must have done one section of "Wouldn't It Be Nice" maybe 25 times to get it.
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It takes about the same amount of time, but it would be nice not to actually drive, right?
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But it had to be nice to have someone you felt that close to out there with you.
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When you're a child trick-or-treating at the White House, a little something extra would be nice.
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That's not to say I'd ever downgrade, but wouldn't it be nice to have a sleeker, simpler option?
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So the key to a happy life is today Greg always has to be nice to tomorrow Greg.
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That may well be true, but it would be nice to know how they verified nothing is burning.
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Although it might be nice to think you can exercise away those Friday night margaritas, it's not easy.
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Wouldn't it be nice if someone you trusted was able to test the device and verify the claims?
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I'll be sad to see him go, but it'll be nice to get my hands on that handle.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have the perfect Memorial Day menu planned out for you, dish by dish?
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Normally it would be nice for people to still be honoring a gorilla three months after his death.
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The adorable dishes are a standout: "I think your everyday dishes can still be nice dishes," she said.
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They just stopped being romantically interested, but that doesn't mean that they can't be nice to each other.
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But hey, you're not watching My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 for plot twists (that'd be nice, though).
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I'm confident the next great interpretation of Batman is on the horizon, but a break would be nice.
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"Obviously, with the starting pitching where we're at it will be nice to get Brett back," Roberts said.
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I never lose my glasses, but people like my dad do, so a tracker would be nice, too.
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Since Stanton weighed in, the commentariat have turned positive, proving that it is possible to be nice online.
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It would be nice if algorithms were more transparent, so we could see why they make certain recommendations.
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But in season 6, it would be nice to see snippets of her advocating for criminal justice reform.
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A nice person is, comparatively, less likely to impress us, because we already expect them to be nice.
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Macotakara did say that the new iPad Pro lineup will keep the headphone jack, which would be nice.
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But be nice, and try not to look too disappointed that the couple you envisioned didn't work out.
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"Try to be nice – people respond more to niceness than if they are negative or mean," she said.
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It would be nice for Baron to have somebody permanent in his life, and possibly even a grandchild.
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First, it would be nice if Washington and Moscow could coordinate their energy policies in the Middle East.
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"It would be nice to see some of that repertoire sprinkled throughout our main subscription series," he added.
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"It'd be nice just to worry about the pitchers getting guys out and not anything else," Collins said.
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"It would be nice to max out contributions to each HSA we own, but we can't," said Ramthun.
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"I thought I could just smile and be nice and be professional and nothing would occur," she said.
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There goes McCain (who isn't on this committee) interrupting Kamala Harris again, and admonishing her to be nice.
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But it would be nice if the performance wasn't prefaced by such a crude (and not funny) joke.
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Leaks happen, and it'd certainly be nice if our phones could let us know when they were coming.
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Switch is no Game Boy but it's going to be nice when stuck in a hotel room somewhere.
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Wouldn't it be nice to not have to listen to your friends spew their political opinions on Facebook?
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In these circumstances, it would be nice to put some bones back into the old fact/fiction distinction.
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I know you're half-high and just trying to be nice, but it's a really dark vibe, sorry.
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Not be a dick to people—in other words, be nice to people—and take care of yourself.
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You want America to be nice, we can be very nice, I'm very nice, isn't that right, Klaus?
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When I became the director, I thought I'm going to do two things: get organized and be nice.
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Wouldn't it be nice to be at peace with, this is not the world I entered in 1993?
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"I want to be nice to the father because I'm dating his daughter," he said, retelling the story.
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Once we've gotten the public figures taken care of, it'd be nice to celebrate some low-profile heroines.
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It would also be nice to be famous for helping people in war-torn areas receive medical help.
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And maybe it would be nice to have a pelvic thrust from one woman as she straddled another?
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"It would be nice to hear our friends make funny and heartwarming speeches about us," I told him.
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"The internet has made me upset so goodbye for a bit be nice to each other," Zegler tweeted.
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He's at a level in his life where he does not need to be nice, but he is.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Wouldn't it be nice if this was the meet cute that brought Trump and Hillary together?
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It would be nice if commentators who accuse Democrats of lacking new ideas knew something about this history.
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It would be nice if the members of Congress — looking at you, Republican Senate — had this same devotion.
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He provides a role model to be nice, to use a kinder tone of voice when I'm irritated.
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"I consciously try to be nice to everyone," says Leslie Koren, a content consultant in New York City.
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He returned to his attacks on Democrats and mocked the notion that he was attempting to be nice.
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I book a day tour using the site Veltra for Wednesday since the weather should be nice. ($21).
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And it would be nice to imagine that there are enough public-spirited legislators to play that role.
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"It's something that we've talked about for many years, and, you know, it would be nice," she said.
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It would be nice to follow a neat chronological route, but the Met isn't laid out that way.
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Along I-94 there were the familiar signs, simple black-and-white admonitions, Be Nice, and Be Polite.
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"That would be nice, but you just go out there play hard and see what happens," Cain said.
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It would be nice if Josh Hawley would stand up and condemn this ad for what it is.
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"I feel like it would be nice to start over, now that I think about it," Richie said.
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Still, Ledford said it would be "nice to see" a field that is more reflective of the population.
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It would be nice to pretend that we're still having a serious, honest discussion here, but we aren't.
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For example, being able to set the dimming time in increments other than 15 minutes would be nice.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you could give something back when you make a purchase this Black Friday?
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I'd much rather be at work earning my keep, but to be honest the assistance would be nice.
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If we were able to acquire a guy that could play infield and outfield, that would be nice.
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I'd prefer it if we had sex like two or three times a week, that would be nice.
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KS: There's so much space on there, why can't they just leave it and be nice to people?
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I mean, really it should be number five, but I'm trying to be nice to Ron and Russ.
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Poo's adamant ... it comes down to respect, and it'd be nice if pissed off fans showed some, too.
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It would be nice if we could come up with a consistent definition of "infidelity" across different boundaries.
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Broadening his support would be nice — but he seems more focused on making sure Democrats don't broaden theirs.
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And I don't go in with any preconceived notion, but I will tell you, I would say — when they used to say, during the campaign, Donald Trump loves Putin, Putin loves Donald Trump, I said, huh, wouldn't it be nice, I'd say this in front of thousands of people, wouldn't it be nice to actually report what they said, wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with Russia, wouldn't it be nice if we went after ISIS together, which is, by the way, aside from being dangerous, it's very expensive, and ISIS shouldn't have been even allowed to form, and the people will stand up and give me a massive hand.
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Of course it would be nice if those answers didn't require never-before-spotted physics to explain dark matter.
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" (Yeah, a hug would be nice.) But the subtext is, "and then hand me a little something to open.
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And if that wasn't enough, don't forget the weight loss (though it would be nice if it were easier).
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For example, it would be nice to know the actual corporate tax rate the Republicans will be pushing for.
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"The best advice she has given me is just to enjoy myself, work hard and be nice to everybody."
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We talk about my recent pitch and how it'll be nice to have temporary office space through the accelerator.
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Oh, and be nice to everyone you meet, from the people in the elevator with you to the receptionist.
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He brought out his mother before, to like I'm gonna be nice 'cause his mother's gonna rush the stage.
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I think I can hold my own, and I'm very strong," she told Cohen, adding, "Would it be nice?
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It would at least be nice to know who thought "Gravestone" was a good name for a government program.
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If you live in rural America, the White House infrastructure proposal released this week might be nice to you.
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But it would be nice to see the realities of buying and recommending cheap devices acknowledged in product reviews.
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Having him back on the field should help Chicago, but having more of a sure thing would be nice.
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It would be nice to have a little family to work with, instead of working with a criminal organization.
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It'd be nice if we had someone like a Martin Luther King Jr. to come in and bring unity.
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But man, it would be nice to feel like we were doing something beyond flipping coins here, wouldn't it?
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I've never had a problem with falling off the mouse, but this extra level of safety could be nice.
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It would be nice if we could add everything on to it and maybe change the title, all right?
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It would be nice to imagine that government aid even now is perfectly results-oriented and transparent and accountable.
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In this month's Garage, Kendall Jenner and Willow Smith debut a collaboration between Snapchat and Be Cool Be Nice.
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Sometimes I say to my husband, Wouldn't it just be nice if I were happy where I am now.
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But given the impact on battery life, it'd be nice to have the Lite option on iOS as well.
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It'd be nice to think we live in a world where these people can dance without others reacting snarkily.
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It would be nice, of course, to see greater understanding and empathy, or at least more charity of spirit.
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I still eat one, partially to be nice, and partially because I'm too lazy to make a new one.
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I'm excited because it might be nice for other people if they wanna walk down the aisle to it.
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The longer Olivia stays isolated in the house, the more she thinks: Wouldn't it be nice to freeze them?
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That will be nice, but I suspect some pro users might have been happier with a bump in resolution.
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Still, it might be nice to let your customers know about a connection-killing error sooner rather than later.
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A personalized-yet-effortless playlist to replace the unpredictable—and sometimes questionable—taste of radio stations would be nice.
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And if you stop to buy pasta sauce, wouldn't it be nice to also treat yourself to an IPA?
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So it would be nice to get on a streak, but we just have to win the next game.
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But it'd be nice to get more Metal Gear in our lives that isn't just a zombie mode grift.
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It would be nice if Samsung offered greater control over the S10's scene optimizer, especially Bright Night mode.
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But she's not charming when she's trying to be nice, talking about babies and yoga and relatable lady stuff.
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Same rules apply as if you were doing this in person: Be nice and be willing to walk away.
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" He also suggested Moscow could become an ally, saying "wouldn't it be nice if we went after ISIS together.
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"I think it'll be nice to be away a little bit and kind of refresh our brains," Jost said.
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I learnt how to be nice for a living for a long time, but I can channel Sarah, too.
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Or, to put it another way… TWITTER USERS: It would be nice if you stopped people making death threats.
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It certainly would be nice for the Knicks to find one or two rotation players in Porzingis' age bracket.
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After downing beans, rice, and hot, hot salsa, it would be nice to finish our meal off with dessert.
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It'll be nice if iOS 11.4 brings us a feature that's actually helpful, especially in keeping our data safe.
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"It should be nice to see some of the guys, the trainers and some of the staff," Ennis said.
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Watch out for some upgrades to macOS, as well, which will be nice for Apple's brand new Macbook Pros.
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"It must be nice up above the lights, and what a lovely life that I made, yeah," he sings.
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And he isn't hopeful the perpetrator will be caught: "That would be nice but I'm not holding my breath."
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"He's a genius, and I'm not saying that just to be nice," Petty said of his high school friend.
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In other words, while more rain would certainly be nice, what the Cauvery basin really needs is better government.
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Wouldn't it be nice to wake up on a Friday knowing our President would always handle himself with class?
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" Tindall, 38, shared that he has not yet met Markle but said "it will be nice to meet her.
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It'd be nice to be able to pin a link to a neighborhood guide somewhere in the app, though.
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" In the early moments of his monologue, he declared that he was going to be "nice," saying, "I've changed.
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He wanted to get his own place to live and it would really be nice to have a house.
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"It would be nice if he picked up a book and decided to read about Indian history," she said.
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But wouldn't it be nice, just this once, not to run out of half-and-half on Wednesday morning?
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You really have to know how to count and what is 'yes,' and what is 'that would be nice.
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This isn't to say that Death Stranding's politics, insofar as they exist beyond "be nice to people," are perfect.
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P.S. Apple, it would be nice to offer a bundle option, with a mouse and keyboard in the box.
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It'd be nice, particularly this year, if NBC would ditch its usual fanfare for something a little more understated.
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"If I can get to double digits (under par) that would be nice," he said of Sunday's closing round.
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Drivers should use both lanes until traffic slows, then you do what they taught you in kindergarten: Be nice.
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It would be nice, too, to think that the executive order presented a sustainable way out of the crisis.
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Later, she told some of the children to be nice to one another as she visited their living quarters.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) quipped Wednesday that it would be nice if Mitt Romney was president.
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Certainly it would be nice to be more selective about what we own — to have fewer, but better, things.
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Everyone has to be nice, or at least feels an incredible pressure to appear friendly and in good cheer.
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The basics of getting people to like you are obvious — be nice, be considerate, be a decent human being.
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"Mom said it might be nice if they could be somewhere where they could accommodate Dad," his son said.
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MDMA: Can be nice to get a tingle going but don't forget: you've got a nightclub to get into.
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Don't expect people to return a favor or do something just to be nice—you'll be on your own.
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The kitchen agents do brilliant things with the local seafood and it'd be nice to see you in person.
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Director Paul Feig revealed he's got a pretty huge budget when it comes to Xmas shopping (must be nice).
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Actually, that probably won't be necessary (the bill is a dud), but it sure would be nice to watch.
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And while having the highest resolution screen possible would certainly be nice, it's not necessarily $1,000 worth of nice.
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It'd be nice to see that turn into production soon but I've just got to keep moving my feet.
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Maybe it might be nice to be in some kind of shrouded community where everybody has trouble remembering names.
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It may be nice to have the option of dining on steak each night, but there are environmental costs.
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"But it would be nice if we could improve our environment without having to cripple our economy," he added.
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One perk is I usually make an extra $100 per call so my paycheck will be nice this week.
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"Our general expectation for women is to be nice and put others' needs before their own," Dr. Stuhlmacher said.
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"Wouldn't it be nice to know what the condition of a painting is before you acquire it?" he asked.
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Critic's Pick Wouldn't it be nice if we could have the order of ballet and the freedom of rock?
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So I do feel like it would be nice for players to have a little more freedom and movement.
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But wouldn't it be nice if someone else, maybe a bride of lesser means, got to enjoy it, too?
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It would be nice, though, to find somebody who's really handy with a wheelchair, because that day is coming.
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"The Social Democrats were very eager to be nice to the French, but the liberals are not," he added.
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I don't believe that anyone was pressured by their management to attend events or to be nice to sponsors.
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Fauci said 'it would be nice' if the Trump administration hadn't eliminated the National Security Council's global health unitRep.
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