If we're going to be serious about our security, we will, unfortunately, have to be serious about our secure information.
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Cherry is reminding us that music doesn't have to sound any particular way to be serious, and it doesn't have to be serious to matter.
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There's smoke there — there could be serious issues there.
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And I'd have to try to, you know [be serious].
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"For me, fashion doesn't have to be serious," she said.
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There will need to be serious and transparent government involvement.
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Gore's injury is unknown but not believed to be serious.
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The ASN had warned these flaws could potentially be serious.
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This condition, called hyponatremia, can be serious and even deadly.
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Should it be serious, irreverent, sarcastic, reverential or something else?
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He found the allegations to be serious and requiring action.
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"But a minister of France should be serious," he added.
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They were deep in what appeared to be serious conversation.
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The impact of repealing the individual mandate could be serious.
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The holiday can be serious and poignant, and also funny.
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But let's be serious: Their views haven't changed at all.
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You know, if I may be serious for a moment.
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Ingall believed Rabago to be serious and licked the urinal.
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EVERYTHING doesn't have to be serious especially delicious looking cake.
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The funny part is that he seems to be serious.
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If we lose our balance, there can be serious consequences.
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But, in 2016, it may be serious about catching up.
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The consequences of the spread of false stories can be serious.
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Trump also seemed to be serious about standing up to China.
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Officials said that his injuries were not believed to be serious.
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I cannot be serious, I couldn't even take myself seriously then.
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It can lead to complications like pneumonia, which can be serious.
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Not all shows have to be serious to say something poignant.
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And — let's be serious here — how long can Twitter allow it?
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When these batteries overheat and burst, the results can be serious.
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But it's something that we really have to be serious at.
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Growing up I did think that a songwriter should be serious.
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Its tone may be serious, but the overarching theme is curiosity.
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These consequences could be serious and may include termination of employment.
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"If it is a short bath it would not be serious."
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You've no doubt heard that ovarian cysts can be serious business.
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None of the cases appear to be serious, emergency officials said.
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Charles M. Blow Dear America: Come on, you can't be serious.
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You may feel like an obnoxious client, but let's be serious.
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You don't need to train, you don't need to be serious.
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But if such policies fall short, the consequences could be serious.
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Operational problems appear to be serious and, if so, need rectifying.
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We can play anything, be serious, and still have fun together.
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"It was hard for me to like, really be serious," Bullock explained.
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Wong added he doesn't believe marketing has to be serious or boring.
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Kauffman says there will be "serious ramifications" from Frankie and Saul's dalliance.
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" Michelle agrees: "Tinder does not have to be serious all the time.
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"I'm not looking to be serious with anyone right now," she says.
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"You cannot be serious," Colbert said, refusing to let the issue go.
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"There will ultimately be serious disruption tomorrow," Transport Minister Elisabeth Borne said.
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What should be serious oversight is now nothing more than political theater.
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This rhetoric seeps into everything, even what should be serious policy debates.
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It's hard to be serious when Mickey Mouse is in your face.
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The threats may be serious, she said, but they are not existential.
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"A minister of France should be serious," he said ( via the BBC).
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"Y'all crazy!" the white student laughed, assuming Darius couldn't possibly be serious.
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" He could be serious and enterprising — some friends called him "Business Pete.
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Though it can be serious, the illness is treatable with common antibiotics.
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General manager Brian Cashman said neither injury is believed to be serious.
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Under- or overreacting to a fever Fevers in newborns can be serious.
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Legally, there will be serious constitutional challenges to any new wealth tax.
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But it's not a flip book, so I have to be serious.
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Be serious: Do the friends in your life act as encouraging cheerleaders?
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"If the nationalists, through Marine Le Pen, win on May 26, it would be serious for our finances, it would be serious for the stability of the euro," Le Maire said on a Sunday talk show on BFM television.
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If you do, be prepared to face the consequences which will be serious.
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But where cringing celebrity optimization meets big money, can there be serious art?
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If antibiotics are prescribed inappropriately, there could be serious consequences, the order said.
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If they want to call themselves social impact investors they should be serious.
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Measles can be serious and cause severe complications such as pneumonia or encephalitis.
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What is vital is that they be serious about what they are doing.
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So, to be serious, the effort should be bold, transparent and long-term.
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It can be serious, a little poetic, even funny — whatever communicates the ideas.
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Synchronized swimming may look graceful, they said, but head trauma can be serious.
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What we have to do is work together, be serious students and understand.
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So you're able to speak passionately, be funny, be serious, all in one.
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Bolton said there would be "serious consequences" if any harm came to Guaido.
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Forty-three minutes later, Ms. McCusker replied: "You can't be serious," she wrote.
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In fact, such incidents happen fairly frequently—and the consequences can be serious.
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But there are risks, both practical and psychological, and these can be serious.
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So everyone should be serious about taking all the reasonable precautions against infection.
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I wanted it to be serious — but also, she has a beautiful smile.
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Coach Joel Quenneville said afterward the injury did not appear to be serious.
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But we've become rhetorically lazy, and there is plenty to be serious about.
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Manager Mike Scioscia said Heaney's shoulder stiffness was not believed to be serious.
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If you want to be serious about investing, you have to be rigorous.
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There may be serious implications to the brain changes noted by the researchers.
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If that changed, "the impact on my work would be serious", Zhang said.
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"It is vital that there be serious redundancy, and there is not," he said.
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Otherwise, there will be serious harm to Arkansas agriculture, and retail and manufacturing sectors.
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HEGSETH: Rachel can the Democrats overcome identity politics to be serious in this issue?
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The consequences of social media communication can be serious in a remote Aboriginal community.
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The whole season, I kind of told myself I was going to be serious.
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It's worth pointing out that Haddish is a comedian — she may not be serious.
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Not because her health situation may be serious, as I truly hope it isn't.
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Maybe the experts will be serious, knowledgeable, independent critics rather than handpicked Facebook fans.
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To be taken seriously as a comic, you have to be serious and always
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"We can still be serious student journalists, but still have more empathy," she said.
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The mood will be serious, and there will be obstacles, especially in your relationships.
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"People think you have to be serious to do a good job," she said.
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"The injuries do not appear to be serious," the Padres said in a statement.
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The page, mostly comprised of jokes and memes, was never intended to be serious.
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And here's the worse news: Those eye injuries were disproportionately likely to be serious.
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Because you don't cast Kristen Wiig in a movie that's supposed to be serious.
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Coach Joel Quenneville said afterward that Barkov's injury did not appear to be serious.
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None of those injuries were expected to be serious, according to NBC New York.
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I was totally serious about this and encouraged submitters to be serious as well.
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Or, if you fuck, it's implied that you're going to be serious at some point.
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Durant is considered day-to-day and the injury is not believed to be serious.
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And while those projects are silly, the ones to follow could be serious and surprising.
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Let's be serious — we size up the communication skills of other people all the time.
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"The consequences of this project failing, or even being delayed, could be serious," he warns.
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Pictures showed several men with what appeared to be serious stomach, chest and leg wounds.
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If you're going to be serious about playing games, you'll need an external mouse anyway.
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You hit it and quit it, or a drive by…nothing to be serious about.
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He said he warned Putin that there would be "serious consequences" if the hacking continued.
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Undoubtedly companies may be "serious" about security, but criminals are serious about working around it.
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It manages to be serious and sometimes even dark without ever being grim or brooding.
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And when it's time to be serious or he has something to say – people listen.
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Another telltale sign your bloating could be serious is the additional symptom of weight loss.
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Mosley and Williams are also both battling injuries, though neither is expected to be serious.
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We like to have fun but that doesn't mean we can't be serious at times.
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Yet, there are few Republicans in Congress who seem to be serious about spending cuts.
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Scheduling is a key feature if you want to be serious about your social accounts.
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Second, the VA Secretary, and VA leadership, must be serious about holding VA employees accountable.
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"That's when I thought this is going to be serious," he told CNN's Erin Burnett.
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The economic fallout from such a war could be serious, ending in a global recession.
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If they didn't exist, there would be serious questions about what our relevance has been.
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If that idea sounds virtually barking, the 46-year-old Spaniard appears to be serious.
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They may do just enough to annoy the Americans, but not enough to be serious.
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But there would be serious consequences if the turmoil spread to those fields, analysts say.
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For a peace initiative to be serious and sustainable, it should always start with them.
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Such treatments can be serious, including the use of blood thinners and invasive heart procedures.
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Once you start that kind of politics, you cannot be serious as a global currency.
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But for some with weak immune systems, such as infants, there can infrequently be serious complications.
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Anytime we tried to be serious about anything, it's just the hardest thing in the world.
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Oprah Winfrey and Jon Stewart have been mentioned to be serious contenders in this new atmosphere.
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"It was never really supposed to be serious between them," a Perry source told PEOPLE exclusively.
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This is going to be serious and well done and credible, and not kind of sensational.
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Let's be serious, we all wanted to be Carrie Bradshaw at one point in our lives.
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Enter Bridenstine ... who says Curry's claim is so outrageous -- the point guard just cannot be serious.
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Now, I don't doubt that there would be serious ethical debates in these types of scenarios.
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Some of the injuries were said to be serious but there were no further details immediately.
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"It was never really supposed to be serious between them," a Perry source tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Financials and industrials were supposed to be serious beneficiaries of his regulation-slashing, infrastructure-building policies.
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"The point is we will be serious in straightening up taxes on digital economy," he said.
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Afterwards, he said "it would not be serious" to predict how long the investigation would take.
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Sparing ZTE punishment weakens US sanctions by signaling that Trump may not be serious about enforcement.
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If the investigation establishes that the accusations are true, there should be serious consequences for Kavanaugh.
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The fifth case involved a scientist whose transgressions may not be serious enough to be fired.
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What happened: "You CANNOT be serious!" is an iconic phrase in sports, thanks to John McEnroe.
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The injury is not believed to be serious, and George's status is considered day-to-day.
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"We have to be serious about this," Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, said Thursday.
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But it's also important for Google if it wants to be serious about its smartphone business.
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" But, he added, "what we have to do is work together, be serious students and understand.
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" Adds Jake Boyd, "You can be a good sport and be serious at the same time.
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Thankfully most complications are minor, but some can be serious, leading to permanent disability or death.
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If that's the case with the algorithm used by Facebook's project, the consequences could be serious.
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I am assuming you understand that there could be serious civil and criminal consequences for you.
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He added that there should be serious consideration of unintended consequences of the policies being implemented.
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As companies, governments, and militaries rush to deploy AI, the potential for mischief could be serious.
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The illness isn't expected to be serious and he could start on Wednesday against the Padres.
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Normally known for clever, sculptural food photography, in this post Cretu allows himself to be serious.
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We're not going to come out playing (around), we have to be serious and really get this.
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But it can definitely be serious trouble if it goes down the wrong pipe to your lungs.
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When I heard we were going to paint it pink, I was like, 'You cannot be serious.
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If these systems don't recognize people of every race as human, there will be serious safety implications.
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Normally, the judge and lawyers agree, a fraud case wouldn't be serious enough to justify pretrial detention.
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The benefits of selling a patent no longer justify the cost, because there can be serious consequences.
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"I hope people find the game funny because it certainly wasn't meant to be serious," Fahey wrote.
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Look, Bogaerts has gotten better with the glove, there's no question about that, but let's be serious.
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Stevens said Crowder's injury didn't appear to be serious, adding Crowder will undergo an MRI on Saturday.
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Sanders: I'm trying to be serious but I'm not going to have you yell out of turn.
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"It will be serious for all economic and industrial policies that we have launched," the minister said.
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"The situation in Europe and Germany continues to be serious in the new year," de Maiziere said.
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But it's important to remember that there can be serious downstream effects to consider in every case.
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Measles can be serious in children younger than 5, sometimes causing pneumonia, brain swelling and even death.
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Stephanie and the sexy guitarist must be serious, because now she comes with him to doctor visits.
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They are military-style weapons, and there should be serious consideration of whether we should ban them.
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Let's be serious, if anyone can bring back the grown-in look, it's the bad gal herself.
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Hospital patient warns others to be serious Kevin Harris has been in hospital for about two weeks.
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The questions are whether they will seize the opportunity and whether they will be serious about it.
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Side effects from dietary supplements can be serious, even fatal, a study of those under 25 found.
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You had to be serious about your business and your life, or you didn't make it out.
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But if the US wants to buy from us, we will be serious about pursuing that option.
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But Sabathia's injury, if it proves to be serious, could be a big problem for the Yankees.
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He raised 11 children to be serious and honest, and he did it as a poor man.
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I might feel that law enforcement might actually be serious about breaking the cycle of such actions.
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"My hope is that there would be serious considerations about what we are balancing here," she said.
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Blood clots are not common after knee surgery, but the consequences can be serious and even fatal.
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I feel like these fans instilled this idea that you have to be serious to be good.
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Assange warned the UK and Swedish governments that there would be serious consequences for rejecting the UN ruling.
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And though students could find themselves in the crosshairs of federal prosecutors, it's unlikely they'll be serious targets.
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"I'm trying to be serious, but I'm not going to have you yell out of turn," she retorted.
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I emailed Ceder, one of the country's leading battery materials experts, asking whether Musk could really be serious.
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If true, it would be a massive signal that Pyongyang might be serious about curbing its nuclear program.
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That isn't to say there couldn't be serious reverberations for the Israelis, particularly on its strategies toward Iran.
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He looks over his shoulder at his brother Helio, sees his dawning horror, realizes this might be serious.
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Plus, there can be serious side effects, such as inflammatory problems that have the potential to be fatal.
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Draymond Green and Kevin Durant have gotten into bench shouting matches that may or may not be serious.
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Shearling, you can't be serious enough: Altuzarra, Yeezy and Lacoste each offered takes on the comfy coat. 4.
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There will be "serious incursions on democracy if this court doesn't do something", Mr Smith told the justices.
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They also stand to solve a big public health problem because the flu can be serious, even fatal.
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Analysts have warned that if it remains unresolved, there could be serious consequences to the global semiconductor industry.
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Lode: We want to show people it's possible to be serious but also enthusiastic at the same time.
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"The totality of the circumstances indicated this could be serious," Suffolk County Chief of Detectives Gerard Gigante said.
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But the consequences for the blood testing startup that has been valued at $9 billion could be serious.
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So when we had our first gig and we were trying to be serious it actually just stuck.
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If we are going to be serious about combatting economic inequality, this state of affairs needs to change.
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There needs to be serious ramifications if we are going to save our country in all of this.
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" The editorial in The Global Times suggested that if India was taking revenge, "there will be serious consequences.
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But we should also demand that they be serious, that they draw distinctions between these two presidential candidates.
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I spend plenty of time trying to be serious and overly complicated with some of my other work.
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It is a mistake he needs to correct if he is to be serious about stamping out terrorism.
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Coronavirus and pregnancy In pregnant women, the more severe versions of MERS and SARS coronaviruses can be serious.
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Most people recover in a week or two from the infection, but for infants, RSV can be serious.
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"Let's be serious," Mr. Macron chided the president at one point during a discussion of Islamic State fighters.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE would need to be serious about reigning in presidential war powers.
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"If you're serious about your wine, you should be serious with food, and vice versa," Ms. Lepeltier said.
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I tried to be serious when making the film, even though I didn't expect to be taken seriously.
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Mild dehydration can be serious, impairing memory and mood, making people feel faint, and causing fatigue and weakness.
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It's starting to look like Putin's favored American candidate may finally be serious about pushing back on Russia's aggression.
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But the establishment of the new IP court suggests China may be serious about addressing the Trump administration's complaints.
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For investors who are especially loss averse, the financial consequences of an emotional reaction can be serious, said Yao.
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Increasingly, Mr Trump seems to be serious about pursuing what he calls the "ultimate deal" of Israeli-Palestinian peace.
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China's state planner warned on Thursday that it expects gas supply and demand conditions to be "serious" this winter.
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The content appears to be serious — "Snowden" is answering questions on security, the upcoming presidential elections and other topics.
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I remember thinking that it must be serious if a doctor was shouting, as they usually don't show panic.
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He gets that it's a creative, fun process and it's not meant to be serious and we just play.
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It's so hard to take him seriously when he's trying to be serious, but good for him for trying.
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The more subtle and pernicious consequence could be serious damage to Turkey's democracy — and even a transition to authoritarianism.
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"Listening tours like Zuckerberg's recent one to Waco, Texas, show he might be serious about a run," said Harris.
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If a "withdrawal from NAFTA" proposal emerges, it could either be a negotiating ploy or it could be serious.
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Those fighters have to be serious and train hard because we send them around the world to represent TMT.
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If "Birding With Charles" is not meant to be serious, Ward said Rolling Stone should make that much clearer.
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"Dominant companies need to be put on notice that there will be serious financial consequences for illegal monopolistic behavior."
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Kaine can also be serious and substantive, given his deep knowledge of policy and his Harvard Law School intelligence.
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"It's not just that they need to do more; they need to be serious about coordinating their efforts," Sen.
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"If we didn't show up at the time we did, there were going to be serious consequences," Zimmerman said.
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But he said he believed there will be "serious consequences" for the Republican Party as Americans reckon with Trump.
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Republicans keep control of the House: There will be serious pressure on them to revisit Obamacare repeal in 2019.
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Neither can win the Grand Slam or Triple Crown, but both still look to be serious contenders for the championship.
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This would be serious designer lab stuff, probably cost a fortune to make, and likely require special storage and handling.
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"Unless he sweeps the South, there are going to be serious questions" about the rationale for his candidacy going forward.
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We obviously wish that doesn't happen and everyone has been warned that if it happens there will be serious consequences.
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The second soldier regains her composure and tells her colleague they "need to be serious," before breaking into laughter again.
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Kjellberg may not be serious, but some of his fans are mobilizing against T-Series' YouTube channel all the same.
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The government appears at last to be serious about cleaning up financial markets after a decade of runaway debt growth.
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China's leader, Xi Jinping, had warned him that there would be "serious consequences" if such a step was being considered.
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Presidential debates are supposed to be serious discussions of policies and qualifications to hold the most powerful job on Earth.
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The injuries are not believed to be serious, but Gordon was expected to miss at least a game or two.
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For the movie industry, however, there has to be serious concern over Trump's potential hard-line trade negotiations with China.
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That doesn't mean we shouldn't do things for people, but we've got to be serious about how elections are won.
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"It's hugely problematic and we've got to be serious about how we protect that information as a regulator," Huizenga said.
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Democrats are already saying Trump "can't be serious," and that they won't consider supporting a deal that includes wall funding.
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If he told that to the FBI and it wasn't disclosed to the FISA court, there could be serious repercussions.
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There is clear evidence that this president has obstructed justice, and I think that there have to be serious consequences.
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Only a handful will be serious contenders when Iowa and New Hampshire voters go to the polls early next year.
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Plus, the fact that he knows what he wants will mean he's there to be serious about finding a fiancée.
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The topics covered might be serious and weighty, but they reflect the sense of urgency felt by the participants involved.
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We're told cops are investigating the incident and the consequences could be serious for Katt ... his bail could be revoked.
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The country's economic minister, Hernan Lacunza, called the measures "uncomfortable" but indicated that without them there would be serious consequences.
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"But, wait, this is where I have to be serious with all of us," he added, pausing for a second.
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Travis and ATeam have all agreed that there will be serious consequences for folks who fall foul of these guidelines.
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"If it's entertaining, then it can't be serious, because those things don't exist in the same box," Ms. Stuckey said.
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And there will be serious economic ramifications as we stop going to movies and restaurants as well as our jobs.
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This has made it easy prey for charlatans like Paul Ryan, who pretended to be serious about his fiscal principles.
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You could take every one you want," and Macron sternly responding, "Let&aposs be serious...ISIS is not yet done.
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In fact, it almost seems as though the Republicans have entirely given up on appearing to be serious, organised people.
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At present, at least three people are believed to be serious contenders, according to the people briefed on the search.
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It doesn't have to be serious all the time, but at the same time I told them what it was.
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Perhaps I do avoid the ones who might actually be serious about dating me, out of fear of settling down.
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"Despite signals in the previous few weeks that he might not be serious ... we came here very seriously," Schumer said.
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This can't be serious.... Praying before games with my teammates, well before the anthem, is being used for your propaganda?!
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And even when the movies tried to be serious — there was "Swordfish" and "Strange Days" — it still always fell flat.
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The group's brazen actions led some to speculate that there could be serious dissent against Kim Jong Un taking shape.
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There is no question in my mind that there needs to be serious regulation, and that has not been happening.
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If tax day—April 18 this year, FYI—comes and goes, and you do nothing, will there be serious consequences?
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It might even be serious about creating products that are directly competitive with Apple, Samsung, Amazon, Bose, Sonos, and many others.
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Something tells us the Galaxy S63 and S26 Edge are going to be serious contenders for best smartphone camera of 211.
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The Leica Sofort may not be as feature-packed as, well, any serious camera, but it's not here to be serious.
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The London Ambulance Service said it treated two people at the scene for injuries "that are not believed to be serious".
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However, rarely, these reactions can be serious, even causing dangerously low blood pressure and life-threatening anaphylaxis, the Mayo Clinic explains.
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But I've learned how to turn it on and turn it off, when to be goofy and when to be serious.
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And sending that signal makes it impossible for us to be serious about taking out ISIS and restoring democracy in Syria.
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Gonzalez, 224, had been playing through hamstring discomfort, according to manager Rocco Baldelli, with the injury not expected to be serious.
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It doesn't appear to be serious, but NASA engineers are still trying to find the cause of Curiosity's safe-mode entry.
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The longer it goes on, the worse the risk that there will be serious contamination and a real loss of confidence.
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If you really want to be serious about your photo editing, you might just want to buck up and shell out.
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"Anyone with chronic hives absolutely needs to be evaluated by a physician, because causes of hives can be serious," explained Blake.
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He recalled that at the beginning of his and Jenner's relationship, neither star was sure if the romance would be serious.
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But let's be serious here: We'll all be buying it in the next few years no matter what the reaction is.
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" Patrick also said that there is bipartisan support for comprehensive immigration reform, adding that "we need to be serious about it.
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To be serious was to stake a belief in attention —but, in a world that demands action, could attention be enough?
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In the email, which was obtained by the New Times and The Guardian, Whitaker wrote that there could be "serious" consequences.
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The GOP leader added that there would be "serious consequences" if the Russians tried to intervene in the 2018 congressional elections.
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While Lyme disease is treatable, it can be serious if you don't know the warning signs and seek prompt medical attention.
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Should the ECB continue for another 12-18 months there would be serious repercussions in the next decade for European lenders.
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Joe Musgrove, who seemed as though he might be serious, said he was ready to have a heart attack — several times.
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By the end of the weekend it was clear to both of them that the relationship was going to be serious.
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These can be serious health conditions for women, yet many of us are reluctant to discuss them, even with our doctors.
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The chief warned people there would be serious repercussions if looting took place in any of the homes evacuated by residents.
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Fields may indeed have targeted people on that basis, but there would be serious questions over the applicability of the statute.
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"You definitely have to be serious about making it 'believable' but also silly enough to have fun with it," she said.
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"In order to not be considered as just a joke, we decided to be serious like everyone else," he wrote underneath.
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Unique ammo Water cooler bottles as ammo may sound too fun to be serious – but it is actually a very smart idea.
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I can be serious about women's rights and flaunt my curves in a swimsuit (or out of one) at the same time.
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What seemed like a joke at first may be serious and as the company's stock price went crazy, trading has been halted.
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But Via appears to be serious about carving out a niche of its own in Europe and with a major automaker ally.
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This might sound like much ado about nothing, but Zika can be serious regardless of how far along a person's pregnancy is.
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Invasion America, backed by Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks, was supposed to prove that an animated show could be serious prime-time material.
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But you never know when it is going to be serious, as it was with Gabby Giffords and also with Steve Scalise.
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These movements can't all be serious and tense all the time, they have to give back energize and allow people to participate.
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Should people with anxiety and depression be serious and grim all the time, or are we allowed to ever laugh or smile?
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Passenger jets are designed to survive a bird strike but if several are sucked into the engines the consequences can be serious.
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"It is not possible to accurately map out the effects of a major escalation, but clearly they could be serious," he said.
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And some researchers say there would be serious concerns in testing rapamycin, or any drug, in healthy people just to slow aging.
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There will be serious consequences if climate change is not tackled, according to the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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"There needs to be serious and responsible leadership," Kempf said at a conference in Berlin, according to the text of his speech.
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Furthermore, Russia and Syria do not "appear to be serious about the withdrawal of Iranian-backed militias" operating in Syria, Pahon said.
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"It is a goal to get North Korea to the table, but we must be serious about applying the sanctions," Royce added.
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And, because the ban denied entry both to visa holders and to legal residents, there seemed to be serious due-process questions.
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There is a fair amount of playfulness on display here, a refreshing departure from the medium's tendency to be serious and calculated.
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But then again, the dude sitting with him is plainly trying to stifle laughter throughout as if it's supposed to be serious.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise" with a list like this, Mr. Schumer and Ms. Pelosi said in a written statement.
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On Tuesday, U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton warned that there would be "serious consequences" for those who attempted to harm Guaidó.
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The secretary said that she took his words to be "serious," but she stopped short of giving definitive answers about her talks.
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"I want to believe the ethics committee will not remain indifferent to these issues and there will be serious investigations," Weiler said.
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"If (the equipment) is North American, if it has been donated by the United States, there should be serious consequences," Vivanco said.
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While it pays to be serious about finding good rosé, it is also important not to be too serious when drinking it.
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If there's to be serious change, the entertainment industry has to do more to make women the heroines of the world's stories.
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"You can't be serious," Ms. Richards told Mr. Killip, pointing out that doctors had already called for hospice care for her father.
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Flu "can be serious even for healthy adults and healthy children," said Adams adding, "I'm going to get my flu shot today."
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But according to The Wall Street Journal, there may soon be serious financial and legal ramifications to the proliferation of deepfake technology.
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"McCarthy said the rhetoric and immediate calls for impeachment make him question whether the "House majority going to be serious about anything.
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"You can't be serious," Sanchini reportedly stuttered when FBI Special Agent Thomas J. Coyle served him the search warrant that fateful day.
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There will be serious pressure on the French team to win at home, especially since their men took World Cup glory last year.
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Musk claimed in a tweet that he had "funding secured" for the deal, and at first seemed to be serious about the plan.
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Musk claimed at the time that he had "funding secured" for the deal, and at first seemed to be serious about the plan.
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Was it serious literature, or did we just want it to be serious literature because when we read it, it read us back?
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That's fair — but the company's partnership with Wacom signals it may be serious about creating collaborative environments that are actually useful for professionals.
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Larrisa Boyce reported abuse to her coach, Kathy Claygus, who reportedly told her there would be "serious consequences" if she filed a complaint.
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It's incredibly important that you avoid hitting the head, neck, tailbone, spine, hips, and kidneys, as injuries to those areas can be serious.
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In some cases, the effects can be serious — the number of car accidents actually increases the day after we turn our clocks forward.
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"A no-deal scenario would be serious and entail significant risks for companies and employees in the EU-27," a VDA spokesman said.
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When she tells him she isn't looking for anything serious, he gets angry when he wants it to be serious and she doesn't.
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The injury is not considered to be serious, but Kaepernick might be held out of the preseason opener against the Texans on Sunday.
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Let's be serious: "I sat on my phone" is an appalling attempt at an excuse, only one step removed from dogs eating homework.
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For let's be serious here: You can't explain the votes of places like Clay County as a response to disagreements about trade policy.
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"A no-deal scenario would be serious and entail significant risks for companies and employees in the EU-53," a VDA spokesman said.
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Both Mr. Pinto and Mr. Smith are old enough that it is unclear whether they will be serious contenders for the top job.
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I was the "wrong" kind of body positive because I'd been forced to admit that there could be serious health consequences to fatness.
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But both were at a point, she said, where they recognized that if something were to develop between them, it would be serious.
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If Britain chooses to diverge significantly from European regulations, the hit to trade will be serious for both sides, if not equally shared.
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"It's like you're sitting in the room with them having a gossip, not like, 'Formal question, chat, 'Let's be serious'," Mr. Tovey said.
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"At this stage, I think we are substantially underinvesting in what would be appropriate for a setting which could be serious," he added.
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In so doing he opened the door to what may be serious conflicts of interest -- and certainly to the appearance of such conflicts.
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If the company is going to be serious about competing on a smartwatch level, then it needs to do better at smartwatch functions.
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As the court noted, good cause can be established if there will be serious harm to the public by not delaying the rule.
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I have attempted suicide three times, although none of the attempts were what I consider to be serious efforts to end my life.
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Empty threat or not, the report suggests the president may be serious about putting the federal government's regulatory muscle behind his petty Twitter beefs.
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Doesn't seem to be serious at first, but after a nice conversation with this human betting computer, he convinces me the opposite is true.
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Excitement will come up at work later this afternoon, and you'll be serious about getting things crossed off your to-do list this evening.
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The injury is not expected to be serious, and Porter should be ready to play well in advance of the 2019-20 season opener.
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Colds don't usually lead to complications, but they can be serious for people with weak immune systems or underlying respiratory illnesses, such as asthma.
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In an interview with The Times, the 30-year-old actor explained that he wouldn't be able to be serious when acting alongside Leslie.
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It said potential partners deemed to be serious contenders would be allowed to enter a second phase and carry out due diligence on Ilva.
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And it's also possible there will be serious skirmishes in the disputed territories between the peshmerga and the Shiite militia or the Iraqi army.
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Those concerns include worries that gains would be smaller than promised, that sovereignty would be compromised, and that there might be serious distributional inequities.
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"We've got to be serious and really get this because it is going to be a different game this Saturday," said forward Angel McCoughtry.
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The BBC reports that the pet parent knew something was wrong with her 8-year-old dog and was worried it might be serious.
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The tweet devolved into a dreadful discussion about whether any city that bans sneakers in upscale places can really be serious about startups. Really.
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Serotonin syndrome can be serious, but the attention it gets online has resulted in a lot of misinformation that might be just as bad.
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Classically, they must be "great" offenses, that is, they need not be crimes, but must be serious offenses against the law or constitutional order.
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"There must be serious reforms to improve access to treatment so the situation does not rise to a crisis," Clark said in a statement.
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Vice President Pence is set to meet Sunday with congressional aides, though Trump said he expects there to be "serious talks" during the week.
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The injury is not expected to be serious and Porter should be ready to play well in advance of the 2019-20 season opener.
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If you want to be serious about this stuff, don't just ask me to cosponsor, ask me to help you get the policy right.
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But these misleading words will reverberate far beyond America's shores for years to come, and there will be serious implications for American foreign policy.
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When I was using the default Sara, I found myself distracted by the faces she was making during what should be serious dialogue moments.
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But if Democrats are going to campaign on anti-corruption, they'd better be serious about following through if/when they get back into power.
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"If we accidentally start to catch good calls, there can be serious consequences," said Rebekah Johnson, the founder and chief executive officer of Numeracle.
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Companies need a great deal of resources to meet the censorship demands imposed by the government, and failing to do so can be serious.
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Chapman's injury, which occurred in the first inning, did not appear to be serious, and he was initially able to stay in the game.
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For Jared and Donald, it's either be serious — and be ready to take a tough stance with all parties, including Israel — or stay home.
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Anybody who isn't already seriously coupled up when the Fantasy Suites come around usually goes home because they just weren't ready to be serious.
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There here would be serious implications if investors felt the Fed was no longer fulfilling its role as the traffic cop of financial markets.
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That could backfire because the likely articles of impeachment will be serious and deserve a prompt, full and fair hearing by open-minded senators.
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"If we want to be serious about limiting global warming, we need to act now and we need to take it seriously," she said.
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"That man had hubris," Cramer said of Platt, who claims the video, which began circulating widely this month, was not meant to be serious.
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If Ms. Graham's jerk were taken off the menu, "there would be serious complaints," said Ms. Furie, polishing off a bowl of mushroom soup.
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A senior State Department official told CNN the incident did not appear to be serious and that staffers were seeking more information from the scene.
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There could be serious misconduct here like the Volkswagen case, but what a big difference in the way these two companies have handled the matter!
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But the thing is that no one knew why, but we knew it had to be serious for him to be fired on the spot.
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The trailer features McEnroe's famous line, "You cannot be serious," which he yelled at Wimbledon umpire Edward James during a disputed line call in 1981.
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There continue to be serious questions about how Trump would fare if the race were to narrow to just two candidates in some future scenario.
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It's going to be serious manipulation of video, of other kinds of things, and I think we're just at the beginning of that for sure.
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Pence, Trump's running mate, quickly distanced himself from this sentiment, saying there should be "serious consequences" for any foreign power meddling in an American election.
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Where those shows tend to be serious, WarGames plans to offer a much more light-hearted and optimistic outlook, in line with the original film.
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If this happened and it involved Democrats' hacked emails, there could be serious legal risk for whoever was involved, since the hacking itself was illegal.
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I can be serious when I need to be, but in this matter I just felt like, 'I'm gonna have a good attitude about this.
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"In just two hours, the kids learn all they need to know: This could be serious, when and how to get help," Ms. Mallon said.
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If you want to be serious about this stuff, don't just ask me to co-sponsor, ask me to help you get the policy right.
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Biopsies, though, can result in infections that can be serious and can miss more aggressive cancers because they examine only tiny snippets of the prostate.
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There will be serious Thai dishes like green curry fried rice, spicy larb and pulled pork in khao soi coconut curry, along with a burger.
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If the United States and the West want to be serious about pressuring Russia to change its actions, it must begin to implement serious sanctions.
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"It was thought presumptuous—this is way before the age of creative-writing programs, and writers, to be serious, ought to be dead," she recalled.
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There appear to be serious concerns that the same people the US wants to save from danger in Central America are the ones it's deporting.
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On Friday Muscat confirmed media reports that Theuma had asked to be admitted to hospital, but said his condition was not believed to be serious.
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Today, we take for granted that professors, and employers, cannot act as Mr. Walcott did and that if they do, there will be serious consequences.
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He added that de Blasio—who ended a surveillance program that targeted Muslims—and other Democrats "refuse to be serious" about keeping the city safe.
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My son wisely chose not to join it, opting instead for a fraternity that appears to be serious about teaching ethical behavior to its members.
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" She added: "Are we really saying that you're either that, or you believe that there should be serious consequences for people who commit serious crimes?
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By contrast, other vascular conditions and diseases -- such as deep venous thrombosis, pulmonary embolism and peripheral artery disease -- are thought to be serious and risky.
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I am trying to be serious, but I am not going to have you yell -- Jill, please... UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And they have -- these people have nothing.
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Until that process is fully concluded and no tariffs are imposed, we need to be serious and consider the possibility that those tariffs may be established.
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"The government should be serious about this and protect our women," said Sunita Danuwar of Shakti Samuha, a charity which helps to rehabilitate victims of trafficking.
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The situation appeared stable as the children and adults were evaluated at area hospitals, with none of the conditions appearing to be serious, fire officials said.
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I think there has to be serious thought about how the wealth generated by society is apportioned, and so I think there's some really valid questions.
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By which I mean: it might be technically possible, but the logistical headaches involved mean there has to be serious will (and money) behind any efforts.
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Transferring the remains would mark the first step Kim has taken since the summit that could indicate he may be serious about improving relations with Washington.
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"It's okay to be curious as an adult and learn new things as an adult, and not everything needs to be serious and sterile," McKinnon says.
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Because these complications can be serious, it's important that you work with your doctor to get an accurate diagnosis if you think you might have lupus.
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I got a bunch of likes and comments from people who knew me as a dancer, and other people who I know to be serious runners.
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Not everything has to be serious all the time...The directive was just to write a fun song, something that shows [Ally's] becoming this pop artist.
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However, in the aftermath of that incident there didn't appear to be serious hand-wringing about how the industry as a whole might be in trouble.
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"We are doing this because I believe it's a good way to communicate the risk, to tell people that there could be serious consequences," he said.
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Saudi CDS touched their highest since February, indicating some spill over to the rest of the Gulf but this also is not expected to be serious.
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If the United States wants to be serious about long-term security, it should pay very close attention to the dynamics of its own hemisphere first.
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"Ryan can be very goofy, so this is going to be a struggle for him trying to be serious," Reid explained to viewers of her fiancé.
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Come on, be serious; the markets are impervious to the collection of such trivial matters, most of which, standing alone, would have felled a lesser foe.
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JUBA, South Sudan — If there is any chance for South Sudan to get back on its feet, it will need to be serious about the mundane.
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This is the kind of thing you should be thinking about building if you want to be serious about taking care of your family, he said.
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While there were just a few cases of clients postponing or canceling business so far, many believe there could be serious consequences for the legal industry.
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"I am assuming you understand that there could be serious civil and criminal consequences for you," Whitaker wrote in an email, published by the New Times.
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Stephen I. Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor, said there would also be "serious" constitutional problems involving defendants' rights to due process and jury trials.
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Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said before the game that the injury is not expected to be serious, and that Doncic is listed as day-to-day.
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It's not that Talbot deserves the Hart, necessarily, but in most any other situation, given what he's done, there'd at least be serious talk about it.
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There can be serious consequences when people with thalassemia don't receive regular blood transfusions, including heart and liver failure, as well as death, according to Butler.
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In Queens, he said, a pedestrian was stuck by a fallen tree and taken to Jamaica Hospital Center with injuries that were believed to be serious.
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The ripple effect of this will be serious unemployment, depleted savings, the inability to pay rents or mortgages, and significant financial setbacks for millions of families.
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"There is a stigma about laughter as a response to a work of art: If it arouses laughter, then it must not be serious," she said.
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In a new interview with Newsweek, the show's executive producer Audrey Morrissey shared that Jonas is proving to be serious competition for the more seasoned coaches.
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" Macron: "Let's be serious: The very large numbers of fighters you have on the ground are the fighters coming from Syria, from Iraq and the region.
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What I was saying was that there would be serious consequences if the legally binding international agreement between the UK and China, if that was violated.
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During last year's Chasing Summer festival, 17 people were hospitalized including five cases that were considered to be serious, and one that was potentially life-threatening.
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On the other hand, if Mr Trump, an inveterate conspiracy theorist, was peddling inflammatory nonsense about his predecessor and America's intelligence agencies, that would also be serious.
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Bottom line, how do we get him -- how do we lasso him in before we have to do something before where there will be serious collateral damage?
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The good news is that it seems like there's no way Republicans could possibly be serious, and the timing basically lines up for an April Fools' prank.
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While countless companies have emerged with important missions that are solving real problems, there could be serious implications when these technologies and businesses are not vetted properly.
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Trudeau also suggested Trump might not be serious about policy platforms such as tearing up the North American Free Trade Agreement, which could badly damage Canada's economy.
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Those risks are uncommon and usually minor—stuff like nausea or short-term grogginess—but could be serious or even deadly, especially for older or infirmed patients.
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It also is highly likely that these attacks will be serious, and they will seek to exact a very real price on American companies and our people.
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The Cardinals, meanwhile, lost starting left tackle D.J. Humphries and safety Tyvon Branch in the first quarter because of what looked to be serious right knee injuries.
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When Federal Reserve officials begin to attack these mortgage buyers, long term interest rates begin to rise out of trepidation that they may be serious this time.
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Research on vaping is still scant, but some preliminary studies are starting to trickle out, suggesting that (like smoking) there may be serious health consequences to vaping.
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But if I can be serious here for a minute—and free DNA test kits with debatable utility are no laughing matter—who does this appeal to?
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"A lot of people think because cars are stopped, doorings can't be serious, but they are very common, and they absolutely can be very serious," she said.
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" But Qureshi told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday: "Everybody knows that once you Brexit without a deal, there's going to be serious economic problems with our country.
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President Trump may be serious about trying to push U.S. companies out of China, but businesses have already seen that getting out is easier said than done.
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And whereas it became clear that Mrs May was bluffing about walking out, Mr Johnson might just be serious (the fanatics who do his thinking certainly are).
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Their absence would signal to the North Korean public, as well as the rest of the world, that the North might be serious about denuclearizing, he said.
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The FDA says infections can be serious and sometimes fatal in certain populations, including young children, frail or elderly people and those with a weakened immune system.
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Elon Musk is going all George Clooney/Rande Gerber ... at least it seems that way because he appears to be serious about getting into the tequila game.
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The Malaysian Aviation Commission said in a statement on its website that it considered Fernandes' claims to be "serious allegations" and it had launched an immediate investigation.
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And so to be serious for just a minute, if you're listening and you feel stuck, or you're saying well should I stay in this place, whatever.
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Apple's new operating system may let you order an Uber with Siri and other fancy things, but let's be serious: It's all about the new and improved Messages.
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Hannah definitely seems like she can be serious when the situation warrants it — she's proven that on the one-on-one dates she's had with Colton all season.
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"I think March is live and the data are supportive of considering a move ... I would think there would be serious consideration," said Lockhart, who retires next week.
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We need to get at a table, we have to stop making a pitchers, stop calling each other names, and be serious about this country and its future.
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After his warning was shared online and went viral, Li was silenced by Chinese authorities and warned that if he spoke up again there would be serious consequences.
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I don't know if this was meant to be serious or an incredibly ironic reference to the Red Circle Archie formed to protect Riverdale from the Black Hood.
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To some degree, the housemates have to be serious about finding their "real" match — and in the show's parlance, that means following your heart rather than your libido.
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It will have to contend with the costs and challenges of acquiring the right content and keeping it on its platforms, but let's be serious here: it's Apple.
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Countries that still tax property transactions, especially those that do so swingeingly, cannot claim to be serious about reversing decades of housing-policy errors until they follow suit.
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As long as Brittany sees that I'm doing better and I want to move forward and I want to be serious about us, that's all she cares about.
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" He called for reimposing sanctions "across the board" if the test is confirmed, and said, "We need to be serious if we're going to deal with these challenges.
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"Debating the merits of different policy solutions is quite different from setting up a litmus test for what it takes to be 'serious' about climate change," she said.
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"But let's be serious, having a bit of melted chocolate is a bonus as you can use it as a condiment for your other chocolate fingers," she added.
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If parents don't realize that there's also an application process to qualify for free lunch, or make a paperwork error with that application, the consequences can be serious.
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The White House condemned Iran for taking hostages in a statement Friday, warning that there would be "serious consequences" if the country didn't release Americans it is holding.
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Byrd: There are times when I'm trying to get my point across and be serious, but my [personality] comes off as, 'Oh, OK she really doesn't mean it.
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We do not comment on the personal lives of our Laureates, but do consider all sexual allegations to be serious, as abusive behavior towards any individual is unacceptable.
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Mr. Barrasso's remarks — "If we are serious about climate change, we must be serious about expanding our use of nuclear energy" — were hardly a clarion call to action.
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There are pro-European Union parties that would try to reverse the decision to leave, but those parties do not have large enough bases to be serious contenders.
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And therefore, if the nation really wants to be serious in reducing greenhouse gases by 25 percent like we did, all they have to do is copy us.
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The bank claims to be serious about pivoting now (despite having only shuffled the deck chairs in its executive roster, ousting its C.E.O. and elevating his top deputy).
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Wildlands' couldn't decide whether to be serious or satirical, evident by its bombastic characters that felt too ridiculous to be taken seriously, even if that was the purpose.
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Hakeem Jeffries, the House's No. 217 Democrat and a Judiciary member, leaned forward, turned to the speaker and reassured her that the hearing would be serious and solemn.
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In the most shocking incident, a young protester suffered what appeared to be serious injuries after falling or jumping from a balcony in a bid to avoid police.
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Transitions are a subject of his latest memoir, "But Seriously," a sequel of sorts to "You Cannot Be Serious," his 2002 account of his earlier life and times.
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This would be serious a blow to the Democrats' long-term fortunes, for if they can no longer win in conservative states they will not win back the Senate.
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There would be serious logistical hurdles in implementing such a system, but it's a possible response to recent privacy concerns and one Zuckerberg took care not to rule out.
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First, the crime would have to be serious enough to entitle the defendant to a jury trial, since lesser offenses could lead to fines or even short prison sentences.
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"If we are serious about Canada's role in the world, then we have to be serious about funding our military," Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan said earlier this month.
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The message was clear and I had gotten it long before that morning: to be serious, to be taken seriously, you had to talk about policy in the abstract.
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Mr. Bueermann: With that level of stress, there can be serious perceptual distortions, where you literally are not seeing or hearing a lot of what's going on around you.
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" Saunders said she was in shock when she saw the "Baby Daddy" card and instantly captured a photo of it to share online, writing: "You CANNOT be serious Target!!!!
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The remaining candidates in the race — John Kaisch, who has done little campaigning in Nevada, and Ben Carson — are not expected to be serious contenders for the top spots.
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Our bench looks thin and conventional, but no one thought, in 2004 or 2012, that Barack Obama or Donald Trump would be serious candidates, let alone win the presidency.
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We need to help communities rebuild, but we also need to be serious about investing to make our communities safe from the coming storms, fires, and other climate threats.
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"I felt that if I want to be a really good musician, I want to be serious with this art, I have to build my own language," he said.
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"For a number of years, we have focused on the failures of this administration to be serious about protecting this country, about domestic terrorism and international terrorism," Sessions said.
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"Let's be serious," Macron implored Trump, asserting that "foreign fighters coming from Europe" represent only a "tiny minority of the overall problem" posed by radical militants in the region.
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"If we're going to be serious about keeping this country safe, absolutely there's a role for Congress to play," said Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the No. 2 Republican.
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It's reasonable to assume there will be some kind of new AirPods in the new year, but whether they'll be serious upgrades or incremental refreshes remains to be seen.
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" He added, "It signals that Rome may finally be serious about taking matters like abuse of power very seriously, with grave consequences for those who engage in that conduct.
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" On climate change, Tillerson told the senators he believes "the risk of climate change does exist and the consequences of it could be serious enough that actions should be taken.
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Bots I think are kind of the same thing: You can see how they might become world-changing but for the most part many are not supposed to be serious.
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Although attempting to join the club in the lavatory is unlikely to land you in jail, there could be serious legal ramifications should you try anything out in the open.
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Musk seemed to be serious about taking Tesla private with a company-wide email and public posts about his plan, but then in late August he called it all off.
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Ms Polevnsky, the secretary-general of the Movement for National Regeneration, insists that her boss, if elected, would be serious and responsible and would not compete with "the Trump show".
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Google claims to be serious about its hardware business, but the Pixel phones are still available in only a limited number of countries and through a limited number of carriers.
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Gendry follows Jon Snow to the wall for the wight mission, and seems to be serious about asserting his birthright as a bastard son of Robert Baratheon ... whatever that means.
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"For the trade war to have such an effect on global trade there would need to be serious deterioration in the relationship between China and the United States," he said.
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"If we're going to be serious about this, we're probably going to have to go down that road," Aaron Friedberg, professor of politics and international affairs at Princeton University, testified.
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What's not hard to say is that there will be serious repercussions for this behavior that the NFL and the players' own union definitely take very seriously: monetary fines. Possibly.
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Lately, for example, qualified nurses have been in demand to advise American patients on whether their sneezes and rashes might be serious—one result of cost-cutting inspired by Obamacare.
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If we are going to be serious about reforming financial regulations, it must be done with the best interests of working Americans first, and not the revenue targets of banks.
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But with Comey's exit, and Trump's subsequent threats about tapes of conversations he had with the former FBI director, there are real questions about whether the probe will be serious.
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But the SEC has no authority over insurance or bank products, so no matter what the SEC and the DOL do, there will still be serious gaps in consumer protection.
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The war that was to have proven neoconservatism's revolutionary power instead exposed what turned out to be serious flaws in both its understanding of the world and its proscribed policies.
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Because many questions remain unanswered about optimal blood pressure management, and because the consequences of excessively low blood pressure can be serious, it is essential to stay within guideline recommendations.
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But you can hardly be serious about government — or society as a whole — unless you say: What are the measures that count, and how are we doing on those measures?
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The collapse of profit, which Daimler had warned about last month, exemplifies the challenges facing the German car industry, which may be serious enough to push the country into recession.
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"You can't be serious about zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2050 if you approve a mega-project that would pump out 6 million tonnes per year until 2067," Stewart said.
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His curt dismissal of Mr. Trump — "Let's be serious" — has already become an iconic moment in the marginalization of the American president as a considered interlocutor on the world stage.
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Mexico's negotiating position will continue to be "serious and constructive" and the country's negotiators will not hash out differences "via social media or the press," the foreign ministry's statement said.
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Even though people typically recover after a few days of intense discomfort, the researchers point out, norovirus can be serious and even deadly, particularly for young children and the elderly.
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This may not always prevent a collision entirely, but the impact speed will be dramatically reduced to the point where there are unlikely to be serious injuries to the vehicle occupants.
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Disney's decision comes less than a month after CEO Bob Iger resigned from Apple's board, a sign that the two companies are about to be serious rivals in the streaming game.
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Baker, who is under criminal investigation for leaking to the press, told the committee that he did not connect the two discussions, but that Rosenstein appeared to be serious about both.
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"The long sentences sends a chilling warning to all that there will be serious consequences for advocating for democracy," said Maya Wang, Senior Researcher on China at the Human Rights Watch.
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But with just a month before newly installed radiators get switched on, the National Development & Reform Commission (NDRC) warned on Thursday that supply and demand conditions could be "serious" this winter.
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But the defense secretary made it clear that bilateral negotiations were not taking place even if the US was attempting to ascertain whether Pyongyang might be serious about any such talks.
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The point was to be serious about power and serious about pleasure: cherish literature, relish films, challenge domination, release yourself into the rapture of sexual need—but be thorough about it.
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It is a progressive disease for which there is no cure, and its complications can be serious; my mother was confined to a wheelchair less than a year after her diagnosis.
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"Yesterday, during her transcribed interview, Ms. Hicks made clear that she understood the president to be serious when he said that he would accept foreign interference in our elections," Nadler continued.
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However, there could be serious political costs with states arguing these federal actions would put people out of jobs, increase income for criminals and take tax dollars away from good causes.
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In recent years, it seems prestige TV has gotten the idea that every "serious" drama has to be serious in every frame: shot with dramatic music, serious expressions, and grim lighting.
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"And for myself what I've said is we better not see the Russians' hand in the 2018 election because there are going to be serious consequences if there are," he said.
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That said, you can freak out a little if they just won't quit: "It would be fair to say that hiccups lasting more than 48 hours can be serious," Davis says.
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That said, a massive increase in unemployment and GDP dropoff right now could be serious enough to overwhelm whatever credit people are willing to give Trump for the past few years.
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Asked about the prospect at a press conference last week, he smiled and told reporters "this is a somber time" and "we're [trying] to be serious here," according to NBC Philadelphia.
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"I'm going to go out on a limb and say that by 22006 there will be serious plans to go to Mars with people," the same site quoted him as saying.
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One we have to prove that it's likely there will be serious and irreparable harm to competition, and second we'll have to find that there is an infringement at first sight.
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The consequences could be serious: The exams, which require a doctor to take a small amount of tissue from the cervix, could be traumatic for people who have experienced sexual abuse.
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But Iran will surely regard the killing of one of its most significant political leaders as an act of war, so its revenge is likely to be serious and long lasting.
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You may scoff at a poll this early, but keep in mind candidates who lead the field this early tend to be serious competitors once the campaign kicks into high gear.
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Salmonella is a microorganism that can cause people to experience fevers, nausea and gastro-intestinal problems, which can be serious in children and others with weakened immune systems, the company said.
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So if we're going to be serious about race going forward, we need to uphold laws against discrimination -- in hiring, and in housing, and in education, and in the criminal justice system.
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"If we're going to be serious about race, we must uphold laws against discrimination -- in hiring, in housing, in education and the criminal justice system," Obama said to roars in McCormick Place.
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For Amazon to be serious about LGBT rights, they should financially support the Tennessee advocacy groups fighting these bills, and they should put their own social and political capital to good use.
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"To be serious in AI, you have to publish at the main peer-reviewed artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, and natural language conferences," said Bart Selman, a Cornell University AI professor.
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But defamation lawsuits like the one Jane faces are a new tool in the battle over Title IX enforcement and are proving to be serious obstacles to students filing sexual misconduct complaints.
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"Terra's glass did strike Christy on the back of the head, but not enough for it to be serious," an onlooker at the bar told PEOPLE at the time of the fight.
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"If that cap is not reached, there are going to be serious problems on islands like Tuvalu," Sopoaga said, citing an estimate of island submergence by 2030 from the U.S. Geological Survey.
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She said the following day that she felt "there has to be serious consequence for the most extreme types of crimes," but would think about it and talk to experts before deciding.
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You want to be serious, but you also have to find ways to deliver the pill with some honey, and I found that in this book, humor allowed me to do that.
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"I am going to be serious about making these changes and regaining that trust, and if I don't do it, I should be held accountable, and you should replace me," he said.
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Female action heroes tend to be serious when they're in the midst of action, at most dropping a grimly amused one-liner, because women who laugh are frequently assumed to be incompetent.
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While Dr. Van Kirk says clients who are experiencing limerence often casually refer to their obsessions as "love sickness," the side effects of limerence can be serious and interfere with everyday life.
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For all the deadpan humor running through Sokolow's work, along with a sharply attuned fascination with human foibles, one also senses her utter amazement: can people really be serious about these things?
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Raps about SpongeBob might not be serious, but seriousness is maybe less shareable than a smiling goofy yellow face who fucks and gets money and lives in a pineapple under the sea.
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Bolton reiterated Tuesday that "there will be serious consequences for those who attempt to subvert democracy and harm Guaidó" We denounce the illegitimate former Venezuelan Attorney General's threats against President Juan Guaido.
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If we are truly serious about continuing the current trend of decreasing abortion rates in this country, we must be serious about provision of contraception as a basic preventative health care measure.
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Moreover, there could be serious questions raised over the indictment of former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn for misleading investigators, which is the same allegation that McCabe faced before his termination.
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"The public health implication of this is that we really need to begin to be serious about understanding this phenomenon, and really putting in a lot of effort into prevention," she said.
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When the political season started, Trump was not given much chance to win the nomination after what appeared to be serious early stumbles, including mocking McCain for being a prisoner of war.
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"Critics might think that Kaur's readership is young and female, so her work can't be serious, which is obviously wrong," said Matthew Hart, a professor of English and comparative literature Columbia University.
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Remember: Social Security was not designed to be your sole source of income for retirement, and the totals are always changing, so you still need to be serious about saving for retirement.
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Both Mr. Pinto and Mr. Smith are old enough that it is unclear whether they will be serious contenders to eventually replace Mr. Dimon, especially if he sticks around for five years.
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Whether the disease will actually reduce grains and soybean demand in China or whether it will not be serious enough to have an impact is the point of analysis in the markets.
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"If we are serious about Canada's role in the world, then we have to be serious about funding our military," Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan said at a news conference announcing the plan.
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So if we're going to be serious about race going forward, we need to uphold laws against discrimination — in hiring, and in housing, and in education, and in the criminal justice system.
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In a sample of 1,865 cases drawn from 85033 schools, only 30 percent of threat cases were found to be serious, and with ensuing intervention, fewer than 1 percent were carried out.
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We have personally spent time with several members of Lopez Obrador's presumptive team, and we found them to be serious, thoughtful and practical, more interested in serving their country than an ideology.
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"My request to all sectors, to all groups whether they voted 'yes' or 'no,' is be serious, be responsible and wait for the final result of the Supreme Electoral Committee," the president said.
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"The long sentences send a chilling warning to all that there will be serious consequences for advocating for democracy," said Maya Wang, Hong Kong-based chief researcher for China at Human Rights Watch.
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And after years of antitrust feints, regulators signalled they might be serious about cracking down on the company when the European Union hit Google with its biggest anti-competition fine ever this summer.
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"The next president has to be serious about college affordability," said Joni Finney, director of the Institute for Research on Higher Education in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania.
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But it's significant that Leica is allotting space at its own HQ to the Chinese technology giant, at least, suggesting that the two companies might just be serious about doing legitimate work together.
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Puttnam installed himself in Greta Garbo's old villa in Coldwater Canyon and spent the following year telling anyone who would listen that serious films could be popular and popular films could be serious.
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"The number of pods rotting on the trees is growing ... If the sun doesn't come out in the next two weeks the losses will be serious," said Kouassi Kouame, who farms near Soubre.
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The world's largest energy consumer warned last Thursday that it expects supply and demand conditions will be "serious" this winter, underlining growing concerns that the country's pipeline storage facilities won't meet new demand.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence on Wednesday vowed there would be "serious consequences" if the FBI determines Russia is behind recent hacking attempt and is meddling in the Nov.
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The way I see it, the prima donna effect characterizes an engineer who is young, wildly inexperienced and believes he/she (but let's be serious — he) is the greatest engineer since Jimmy Wales.
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But American officials said it sent another signal that North Korea may be serious about ending its long confrontation with the United States and its allies after nearly seven decades of mutual antagonism.
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In a Supreme devotee, we see how one can be "serious about the frivolous, frivolous about the serious," as Sontag puts it, to the point where even the founder James Jebbia is dumbfounded.
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Tom Brady may have lost his chance at the Vince Lombardi Trophy this year -- but lets be serious -- his trophy wife Gisele Bundchen is way better than some old shiny hunk of metal.
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Seven claims were found to be serious enough that, had Mr. Heath been alive, "he would have been interviewed under caution in order to obtain his account," the police said in a statement.
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"We need the Republican establishment on board," Bannon told the AP. "If these guys can peel off 3% or 85033%, that's going to be serious," he said of Weld and other GOP candidates.
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The politicians he's attacking are required to be serious, both the Tory stuffed shirt and the young female Labour upstart, who is dryly funny in private but can't risk showing it in public.
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"Individuals with this infection usually get better within about five to seven days, however some illnesses can be serious or even life-threatening," New Jersey's health commissioner, Dr. Shereef Elnahal, said in a statement.
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There's an argument to be made that apps create a feedback loop, not allowing me to discover new things — but let's be serious, I get most of my entertainment recommendations from the internet anyway.
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Cases of Lyme typically peak around warm summer months like June and July, and while it is treatable, it can be serious if you don't know the warning signs and catch it early on.
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But let's be serious: no non-crazy person, even on the right, thinks that this president is acting like a dictator, or that the woman he wants to succeed him would threaten basic liberty.
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"I am resolved to prevent what should be serious consideration of a weighty lifetime appointment from turning into an election-year political circus, as many on the left seem to want," Mr. Hatch said.
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"If the A.D.F. wants to be serious about protecting and upholding the principles of a liberal democracy, then it has to go to the core of the source of its own violence," he said.
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Though it might be hard to believe at first, research shows that everyday tasks like loading the dishwasher and hanging out the laundry can be serious happiness boosters if done in the right way.
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The two leaders clashed throughout a 40-minute Q&A on topics including Turkey, tariffs and ISIS fighters, with Macron urging Trump to "be serious" after he offered to give France imprisoned insurgent fighters.
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The centerpiece is "Grounding," a short video beautifully shot by Daniel Garcia, that shows the artist striding around the Wall Street section of Manhattan with what seems to be serious, perhaps even heroic, intent.
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For the first time, multiple women may be serious contenders: Senator Warren is in, and Senators Kamala Harris of California, Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota are seriously considering running.
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But unless these guys are gonna be serious about using the part of 230 to get after people who behave irresponsibly, then I think they are looking at the changes they aren't gonna like.
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"If we're going to be serious about cosmology, this is the kind of thing we have to be able to take seriously," said Lisa Randall, a Harvard theorist who has been pondering the problem.
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"While the (Congolese) operations have had little impact on the group's command structure ... this military pressure has exacerbated internal tensions within the group which are difficult to parse but seem to be serious," he wrote.
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No women were nominated by the DGA Awards, the Golden Globes, or the BAFTAs this year, nor by the Critics Choice Awards, so no women were ever considered to be serious contenders for the category.
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The city's fire commissioner, Daniel Nigro, said at a news conference that none of the injuries are life-threatening, though one person's injuries, a puncture wound as reported by the AP, appears to be serious.
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Chris Christie and Kasich both had the potential to be serious candidates, but Christie was still hurt by the residual taint of his Bridgegate scandal, and Kasich's tacking toward the center alienated GOP base voters.
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The ramifications of such rumors could be serious in Guyana, Mr. Amin said, since the country still has laws against sodomy that could be punishable by life in prison, even if they are rarely enforced.
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The economic implications for South Africa could be serious if the change is rammed through in a way that shakes the confidence of the investors who fund the country's twin budget and current account deficits.
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"There would be serious questions about how that would be implemented, and if it were, it would still have negative economic consequences for communities along the border," said Neil Bradley, the Chamber's chief policy officer.
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"There are dead ends all around ... I think we can still do something but we desperately need international pressure on the parties to go back to the table and be serious about peace," he said.
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Thus far, the special counsel has unearthed what appears to be serious violations of federal law, including allegations of money laundering, lying to the FBI, and efforts by foreign nationals to influence the 2016 election.
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I guess it's an easy way to know that most potential matches would be serious, as I highly doubt someone just looking for a hookup wants to drop this much money on a one night stand.
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The most important takeaway from these snaps is that Schwarzenegger and Pratt may not be Instagram official or red carpet official, or they've taken the next steps in meeting the family, so it must be serious.
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While a fever and red rash that spreads from the face down along the body are common symptoms, side effects can be serious and even lethal, especially for young children and people with compromised immune systems.
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That wouldn't mean the end of North Korea's nuclear program — not by a long shot — but it would be a concrete gesture that would help signal that Kim may actually be serious about dismantling it eventually.
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We cannot be serious about cracking down on the ways social media companies allow hate speech, disinformation, lies, and threats of violence to flourish on their platforms if we do not demand accountability across the board.
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And so it made me realize that if we're going to be serious about taking on income inequality and getting this country working for working people again we had to take this competition issue on directly.
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Assuming a survival of the two-party system in form though not in spirit, even if only one of the diametrically opposite parties comes to flirt with unconstitutional means and ends, the consequences would be serious.
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Smith, who had left knee surgery in 2015, sat out the last two games with swelling in that knee, but the issue is not believed to be serious and he could return as soon as Monday.
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"I don't believe you can really be serious about saying you are going to defeat climate change unless you realize that we need to have the filibuster go the way of history," he told reporters. 3.
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But there could be serious consequences for the Islamic Republic's aggression toward the UK -- one of three European powers that have sought to save the 2015 Iran nuclear deal even after the United States dropped out.
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"We will respond in a way that is considered but robust and we are absolutely clear that if this situation is not resolved quickly there will be serious consequences," British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt told reporters.
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"If we really are going to be serious about how do we get young people to be healthy and best utilize preventive care, then we need to include in that discussion issues of confidentiality," Wisk said.
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Here's a sign that Apple might indeed be serious about this stuff: It has hired Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg, two of Sony's top TV executives, to run video programming, a new job at Apple.
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On the other hand, punishing women for using humor is not just unfair, but also counterproductive and harmful to organizations for three primary reasons: Asking women to be serious at work is neither funny nor productive.
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"It will be serious for countries in a fragile situation," said Hokmark, who helped write rules imposing losses on bondholders and large depositors of failing banks which Portugal and Italy want loosened to allow state help.
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The only way to be serious is to be funny and silly … I've gone back to the little kid I was when I was married to Frank and knew all the Dada people like Man Ray.
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The decision to ban Jones, then, is an indication that concerns about hate speech, conspiracy theories, and fake news are being taken seriously—or at the very least, that these concerns can be serious PR headaches.
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Or John McEnroe at Wimbledon in 1981 screaming, "You cannot be serious, man!" after what he perceived to be an incorrect call, and referring to the umpire Edward James as the "absolute pits of the world"?
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Wells Fargo has sharply cut back auto loans, and Shrewsberry said while the market "heats and cools on a daily cycle," used car prices are "reasonable" so lenders' losses will not be serious if consumers default.
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Visibly irritated, Macron responded, saying "let's be serious" and argued that number of foreign fighters from European countries was small, and that it would be unhelpful to focus on them rather than on the broader problem.
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Paul Donovan, the global chief economist for Swiss firm UBS Wealth Management, said in a note Monday that while the tweet over Iran may be serious, markets are beginning to look through the president's online activity.
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It remains possible the storm will hit the Carolinas, and there will be serious rain and wind along the coast from the storm, but it appears for now the Bahamas has ended up hit the hardest.
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We guess it's an easy way to know that most potential matches would be serious, as we highly doubt someone just looking for a hookup wants to drop this much money on a one night stand.
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Speaking during a trip to Germany, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said there would be "serious issues" for ties with the United States if Washington partnered with Kurdish militia for the Raqqa operation against Islamic State.
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That wouldn't mean the end of its nuclear program — not by a long shot — but it would be a concrete gesture that would help signal that Kim may actually be serious about dismantling the program eventually.
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So far there seems to be serious demand for the product, with the company already boasting an impressive roster of customers that includes several of the country's largest architecture firms, such as HGA, HKS and Cooper Carry.
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" Climate change "The risk of climate change does exist and the consequences of it could be serious enough that actions should be taken ... I don't see it as the imminent national security threat that perhaps others do.
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"The Administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," the statement read.
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Combined with Zuckerberg's announcement yesterday that his 2017 personal challenge is to meet and listen to people in all 50 states, this fact lends weight to the idea that Zuckerberg may be serious about diving into politics.
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"Although the yellow fever situation is improving, the event continues to be serious and requires sustained, controlled measures," said Oyewale Tomori, chairman of the WHO Emergency Committee and a professor of virology at Redeemer's University in Nigeria.
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"If a firm were to have a repeat [fail], it would be serious," David Wright, managing director of banking and securities at Deloitte, who previously held various roles within the Fed, said before test results were announced.
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I mean, it was starting then, but no, once you get to the White House, and I learned ... I was able to learn a lesson before I get there that yeah, you have to be serious here.
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This suggests that banks may be doubling down on digital features — such as their apps — in an attempt to quell the threat from challenger banks before it can be serious enough to pose a long-term risk.
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After all, the bottles can be serious works of art (not looking at you Two Buck Chuck)—but displaying them on your counter will make you look like a hoarder at best, and a wino at worst.
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So often with games, everything feels like it has to be serious and po-faced, that every character has to have a backstory where their mother died in a horrible fire and their father drinks to forget.
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The big picture: North Korea may not be serious about completing a verifiable, permanent, and irreversible denuclearization; North Koreans removed technical equipment from the site before the detonations, indicating they may be interested in using it later.
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Our political culture was distinctly inhospitable to Mr. Trump's divisive, pugilistic style; the conservatives who had been successful here had tended to be serious, reform-oriented and able to express their ideas in more than 140 characters.
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"There will be serious damage to the global economy that may extend well beyond Q1 if global supply chains are paralyzed for an extended period of time," said Piotr Matys, senior emerging markets FX strategist at Rabobank.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," the Democrats said.
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The company he founded, Turing Pharmaceuticals, set off a furor in September 2015 after it acquired the rights to Daraprim, a treatment for toxoplasmosis, a parasitic infection that can be serious for babies and people with AIDS.
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"No doubt there will be serious discussions within the Indonesian government about how such a momentous diplomatic decision could have been taken by the head of the armed forces without involving the political leadership," Mr. Mietzner said.
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"It is a bad deal because the refugees are going to be transferred from one camp from Bangladesh to another camp in Burma, where there will be serious security concerns," he said, using another name for Myanmar.
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"It's that desire to combine luxurious and simple, old and new, natural and artificial, or maybe democratic and refined — to have this impression that the house can be serious and fun at the same time," Marcante says.
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CDC WARNS &aposDO NOT EAT&apos HONEY SMACKS AFTER SALMONELLA CASES REACH 100 Bacterial meningitis can be serious and cause death in as little as a few hours, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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There can be serious side effects (besides the trauma of surgery without consent), like permanent infertility, pain, incontinence, loss of sexual sensation, and depression, according to the UN."These surgeries are genital mutilation and are irreversible," Davis says.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The nominee to be U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, said on Wednesday the risk of climate change does exist, and the consequences could be serious enough that action should be taken.
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If you've watched enough of this show you'll be able to tell from the jump which women are getting edits that imply they'll be serious contenders for Nick's heart or serious contenders for the title of worst-behaved.
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So, criminal referrals that are most likely to come out of that type of investigation would be for false statements or other types of violations in relation to the Inspector General office itself, those could be serious, obviously.
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" Mark Boleat, chairman of Policy and Resources Committee at the City of London Corporation: "If the UK votes to leave the EU, there would be serious consequences for the City of London's role as an international financial center.
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Mr. Trump may not be serious about debating Mr. Sanders, but he is clearly serious about seeking to elevate him over Hillary Clinton in their primary race, which is mathematically almost impossible for Mr. Sanders to win. Mrs.
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"I think there will be serious implications because it reduces the contestability of global trade, and global trade is a leading indicator to global GDP growth, " Sunny Verghese, the CEO of Olam International told "Squawk Box," on Tuesday.
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" Senate Environment Committee Chairman John Barrasso, in what the Times called "an important shift among Republicans in Congress," said that "If we are serious about climate change, we must be serious about expanding our use of nuclear energy.
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Though not life-threatening, these injuries to the brain can be serious and cause symptoms of headache (or "pressure" in the head), nausea, vomiting, dizziness, balance problems, double or blurry vision, sluggishness, confusion, memory problems and difficulty concentrating.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two people sustained injuries and were taken to hospital after a car collided with security barriers outside London's parliament building on Tuesday, but their condition is not believed to be serious, the London Ambulance Service said.
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" Ms. McVey also adopted Mr. Trump's stance on a no-deal Brexit, saying in a statement: "The U.S. president is right about the need for us to be serious about walking away from the E.U. without a deal.
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If Facebook wants to be serious about election integrity, it should follow Twitter's lead and do away with political ads altogether, said Karla Monterroso, the head of Code 2040, a nonprofit group advocating for diversity in the industry.
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" Last September, at a G-20 summit, in China, Obama confronted Putin about the hacking, telling him to "cut it out," and, above all, to keep away from the balloting in November, or there would be "serious consequences.
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"There needs to be serious consideration in allowing temporary work visas until American trade schools can adequately crank out much needed, domestic skilled construction workers," NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun wrote in response to the monthly employment report.
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"There will be serious consequences if Congress simply repeals the mandate while leaving the insurance reforms in place: millions more will be uninsured or face higher premiums, challenging their ability to access the care they need," they wrote.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," they said in their response.
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"I urge Russia to sit at this table in Geneva and be serious about finding a simple way, which we are offering, to make sure that those who are genuinely terrorists are in fact separated out, isolated," Kerry said.
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Based on the vague wording in Apple's official statement, its difficult to glean what exactly is causing the delay, but it must be serious because missing the entire holiday shopping season is sure to have a impact on sales.
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"I felt that the most effective way to ensure that that didn't happen was to talk to him directly and tell him to cut it out and there were going to be serious consequence if he didn't," said Obama.
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PARIS (Reuters) - No one emerges victorious from a trade war, International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde said on Wednesday, warning that the economic impact of U.S. import tariffs would be serious if other countries respond with their own barriers.
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While increasing homeownership rates is a worthy goal from both sides of the aisle, there should be serious consideration of possible negative repercussions that might come from loosening credit standards just to give credit scores to the previously unscorable.
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The United States had previously asked for such investigations, and George Kent considered the Hunter Biden contract to be serious enough to raise at the State Department and directly with the office of Vice President Biden at the time.
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The new paper suggests the effects of a flaw in the model could be serious: Based on its analysis of one model of climate change, the cloud error could mean an additional 1.3 degrees Celsius of warming than expected.
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While they disagreed with the Democratic attack that Trump is not fit to be commander in chief, Republicans mostly laughed off Trump's repeated assertions that he's a genius -- even if the President himself seems to be serious about it.
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Remember: we are not only social distancing and washing our hands for ourselves, but for the health of people around us for whom the virus could be serious, like the elderly and people with disabilities and compromised immune systems.
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Babies and infants can be infected, though it seems to happen after birthWhile babies and children seem to be less vulnerable to the virus than adults, they can aquire the infection, and in some cases, it can be serious.
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"This situation — two major threats to human civilization, amplified by sophisticated, technology-propelled propaganda — would be serious enough if leaders around the world were focused on managing the danger and reducing the risk of catastrophe," the Bulletin statement read.
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While many Japanese policymakers do not see the trade woes as an immediate threat to the country's economic recovery, they fret that the damage could be serious if Trump decides to raise tariffs on automobile and auto parts imports.
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GM appears to be serious about their zero-emissions vision: the company is shifting 75% of its powertrain engineers from internal-combustion engines to electric vehicle development as it prepares to unleash of wave of EVs under the Cadillac brand.
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And third, if Google is going to be serious about the consumer business, it needs to broaden its base beyond the younger, more tech-savvy crowd, who are a little more accustomed to being "on their own" in the digital world.
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There continue to be serious problems with inadequate medical care and the prolonged use of solitary confinement in our overcrowded prisons and jails, though the Department of Justice under the Obama administration has made great strides towards rectifying these problems.
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"We are doing this because I believe it's a good way to communicate the risk, to tell people that there could be serious consequences," said Alejnadro Gavira, Colombia's health minister, who called on women to delay pregnancies six to eight months.
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"Bad loans in the banking system were likely to grow over current levels, and, in addition, there might be serious weaknesses in the shadow banking system, which could feed back to banks," the RBI summarized Rajan as saying on China.
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And legality aside, the repercussions of calling yourself an amateur "white-hat hacker" while using vulnerabilities in the wild can be serious: HackerGiraffe, the printer hacker, had a breakdown and swore off hacking forever after he was harassed on social media.
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"If you're serious about stopping the flow of extremist recruiting across this globe, then you have to be serious that the ... brand of Islam that is spread by Saudi Arabia all over the world, is part of the problem," Murphy said.
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Well, if you start charging ... I don't know, I don't want to do the job for them, but I think they must be creative thinking about it, but you've got to get commercial about it otherwise it will never be serious.
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The bit of good news we have is that the Keystone pipeline has not been put in yet, and I think we really need to be serious about taking care of our environment, or we're gonna have a massive water crisis.
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Our biggest pop stars right now are making such difficult music that almost as a reaction I started getting really into music that was a bit more interested in happiness and pleasure and less interested in trying to be serious art.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday played down expectations of an new ceasefire agreement with Russia on Syria following talks in Geneva and urged Moscow to be serious about finding a way to end the conflict.
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"Not to downplay it, but this isn't the same," Miller said, adding that an injury to a pitcher's nonthrowing wrist should not be serious — at least not in the way such an injury might be to a hitter like Teixeira.
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"I think people want to paint him as the archetype of the comedian who one day woke up and decided he wanted to be serious," Williams biographer Dave Itzkoff said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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With one of the greatest feats ever performed by a human body in an outfit that would not look out of place on Nicki Minaj, Flo-Jo proved that one could be serious about both performance and personal style. Triumph!
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Any Republican who claims to be alarmed by Putin's aggression in Ukraine, Syria, Salisbury or Menlo Park can't be serious if he isn't willing to protect that investigation from its principal enemies, starting with the president and his acting attorney general.
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Trying to be serious about money was so difficult she then decided to follow "The Secret," a book by Rhonda Byrne whose basic principle is that you don't need to do anything but wish and visualize to make great things happen.
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Moreover, trivia-based reporting is, in practice, deeply biased — not in a conventional partisan sense, but in its implicit assumption that a politician can't be serious unless he (and I mean he) is a conservative, or at most centrist, white male.
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But if we are to provide leadership to other countries, we need to let go of the fantasies of the past, face our new reality, grow up, be serious, be brave and demand leaders who are not less than this.
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If the state court ruling stands and the map is redrawn, the consequences could be serious for Republicans, who are already battling national political headwinds in their effort to maintain control of the House in the midterm elections this fall.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Monday President Donald Trump was prepared to invest his personal efforts into Middle East peace if Israeli and Palestinian leaders were ready to be serious about engaging in the process.
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"He can't be serious," the California lawmaker tweeted, sharing an image of former President Obama and former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"Anyone who's serious about taking on climate change has to be serious about taking on the fossil fuel industry, because they're the ones blocking progress," says Bill McKibben, a prominent environmentalist and the founder of the climate change organization 350.org.
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"Instead of monitoring and taking responsibility for the spread of misinformation on their platforms, Google has chosen to pursue a disingenuous and frankly dangerous shift in their policies so they can claim publicly to be serious about the problem," McGowan said.
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Beijing (CNN)There is growing realization -- and fear -- among Chinese officials in Beijing that US President Donald Trump could be serious in his promise to upend the types of bilateral relations they have become accustomed to in the past few decades.
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"I will try to sound that out, to avoid going into real coalition talks that then turn out not to be serious on the central issues," Kogler said, speaking after a film screening in Vienna's fashionable and well-heeled seventh district.
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"But given the fact that the government seems to be serious on coming up with a plan for a fund later on, there might be a shift towards a more 'growth-friendly composition of public finances' later on," he added.
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Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez (knee), Detroit Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera (back), Miami Marlins outfielder Martin Prado (hamstring) and Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Silvino Bracho (hamstring) were all injured, though none of their physical problems appear to be serious.
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There will most likely be more than a few people wondering whether that goal should have merited a video review, but the video assistant referee clearly didn't deem the shove by Zuber to be serious enough to change the call.
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"Individuals with this infection usually get better within about 5 to 7 days, however some illnesses can be serious or even life-threatening," said Shereef Elnahal, commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health, in a statement issued after the CDC's latest update.
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"I came to the conclusion a few years ago that the risk of climate change does exist and that the consequences of it could be serious enough that actions should be taken," Tillerson said before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee earlier this month.
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"I came to the conclusion a few years ago that the risk of climate change does exist and that the consequences of it could be serious enough that actions should be taken," the former Exxon Mobil CEO said at his Senate confirmation hearing.
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And so, as much as I think people sometimes want to paint him as the archetype of the comedian who one day woke up and decided he wanted to be serious, he always had both of those parts of his personality. Right.
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"If Facebook were to be serious about understanding its platform's impact on human rights in countries like Myanmar, it should either allow proper research on Facebook data and how it might contribute to online hate speech and rights abuse," Sinpeng explained via email.
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"If we were to put more than one (franchise in Europe), the contraventions would potentially be serious enough that we'd then have to change how we operate, which I don't think is likely, or go back to the drawing board," said Kirkwood.
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Whereas in the Grand Central model, the TSO will have to single-handedly keep track of all the blooming and buzzing DERs beneath it — which, let's be serious, will eventually overwhelm it — in the LDO model, each layer is its own, tractable domain.
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But with four Republicans, including the committee's chairman, Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, joining Democrats to vote in favor of it, the measure sent a clear message to President Trump that there would be serious consequences to firing the special counsel.
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BUSH: Well first of all, I think it's important that when we're running for the highest office in the land that we recognize that we're living in dangerous times and we have to be serious about it, that our words have consequences.
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The existing team, led by Jay Sekulow, has zeroed in on what it believes to be serious due process concerns with the impeachment proceedings, mirroring the efforts by House Republicans to raise questions about Democrats' procedures in carrying out the impeachment probe.
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But there could be serious consequences for the Islamic Republic's aggression toward the UK -- one of three European powers that have sought to save the 2015 Iran nuclear deal even after the United States dropped out -- and even wider repercussions for global trade.
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Jacob has criticised what he sees as short-term thinking that assumes we can build walls against sea level rise when we don't even know exactly how much rise will occur, and thinks that retreat should be serious part of the policy discussion.
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The Chicago Bulls reportedly prefer to auction him off at the trade deadline before they waive him, but let's be serious: anybody who knows anything understands that no team in the league will give up anything of value for Rondo at this point.
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Many people believe that such a journal is out of place in America; that if a periodical is to be popular, it must first of all be entertaining, or that if it is to be serious, it must be detached and select.
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"The Administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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Why it matters: Theresa May gave Russia until Wednesday to provide an explanation as to how a weapon it produced came to be used in an attempted murder on U.K. soil, and warned there would be serious repercussions if no explanation was forthcoming.
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Quarterback Derek Carr, with help from his tremendous wide receivers, has put up enough offense to deliver a 4-1 record, but if the Raiders are to be serious contenders, they will need Mack and the defense to start pulling their weight.
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Stephen Biddle, an adjunct senior fellow for defense policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, told Business Insider last week that there would likely be "serious civil-military tensions over issues like torture that raise legal and ethical questions" in a Trump administration.
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Well, at one point, Anne and I decided that we really wanted to have family, and if we were going to be serious about that, I couldn't both do Sun Microsystems and do Kleiner Perkins part-time, so I had to choose.
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French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday confronted President Donald Trump over his assertion that ISIS has been vanquished from Syria and the broader Middle East, telling his American counterpart to "be serious" as the two leaders further clashed on the world stage.
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White Sox 4, Yankees 3 CHICAGO — The instant Yankees Manager Joe Girardi saw outfielder Dustin Fowler slam into a half-wall down the first-base line on Thursday, he darted from the dugout, knowing immediately that what he would find would be serious.
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"I can't underscore this enough: The fact that Atkinson determined this complaint to be serious enough to notify Congress really carries weight," said Irvin McCullough, a national security analyst for the Government Accountability Project who has worked with Atkinson on whistleblower protection cases.
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To be fair, this likely doesn't capture the full extent of turkey-related injuries, since this only accounts for ones that required trips to the ER. But it goes to show that carving a turkey can be serious, and potentially dangerous, business.
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I&aposm trying to be serious, but I&aposm not going to have you yell -- (CROSSTALK) KAREM: -- and they have -- these people have nothing -- SANDERS: Brian, I know you want to get some more TV time, but this isn&apost what it&aposs about.
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"Although the yellow fever situation is improving, we agreed that this event continues to be serious and requires sustained measures, but does not constitute a public health emergency of international concern at this time," Oyewale Tomori, chair of WHO's Emergency Committee, told a news conference.
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Like the orators of the real-world Speakers' Corner, some of this blog's entries will be serious and some lighthearted; some will ramble on and others be brief; doubtless some readers will find our opinions every bit as eccentric as those aired in Hyde Park.
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"If the aftermath of a 'no' victory results in an early election, in which parties propose a referendum of leaving the euro then this is much more of a problem, there will be serious contagion effects for the whole of the euro zone," he added.
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"The macro-economic impact would be serious, not only if the United States took action, but especially if other countries were to retaliate, notably those who would be most affected, such as Canada, Europe, and Germany in particular," Lagarde said on French radio RTL.
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"If we really want jobs and higher income, if we care about poverty reduction and economic fairness ... if we care about growth, then we need to be serious about fostering global trade and about making sure that global trade works for all," Lagarde said.
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According to senior House aides, the House Sergeant at Arms, Paul Irving, is discussing with the Federal Election Commission about providing new guidance giving members permission to shift some of their campaign funds for security if the threat is determined to be serious enough.
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Citing two sources with knowledge of the president's remarks at an August 9 business roundtable in the Hamptons on Long Island, New York, Bloomberg noted that the specific proposal might not be serious, though trade tensions between the US and France have been rising recently.
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Judge Jesse Furman, who had initially ruled against the citizenship question, said at a court hearing last week that while he considers the new allegations to be "serious," he believes them to be secondary to the legal questions being presented to the Supreme Court.
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"With WeChat moving towards solidifying the mini-programs position, there could be serious ramifications for Apple's service business, which it has been focusing on to counter plateauing hardware sales," TuanAnh Nguyen, an analyst at technology research firm Canalys, said in an email to CNBC.
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With a satirical bite that crackles from its hyperkinetic trailer (think Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers with a Cali soul), Ingrid Goes West could've easily become a film that wears its irony on its sleeveless romper: too slick to be serious, too quick to be profound.
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PARIS, March 7 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund's Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Wednesday that nobody wins in a trade war and that the macro-economic impact of U.S. tariffs on imports would be serious if other countries respond with tariffs of their own.
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Rather than complaining about ethics reforms, Mr. Heastie would serve New Yorkers better if he put aside such pettiness and showed that the Assembly will be serious about enacting measures that can transform Albany from a punch line into a model of good government. Gov.
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Mr. Trump may think he has gained the loyalty of the crown prince by standing by him, but if Congress moves to enact sanctions, the economic fallout could be serious for the kingdom, which the president has been encouraging to hold down oil prices.
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That does not mean, however, that the president is fit to remain in office, and we should keep in mind how extraordinary it is that there could be serious questions about the relationship between him and those close to him and a hostile foreign power.
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"It was a spur-of-the-moment reaction that really told me a lot about Lara, how she can be serious and talented and yet have that kind of playful side to her, a kind of youthful energy and sense of adventure," he said.
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"There continue to be serious questions as to the Trump administration's handling of secure information; failure to at least downgrade Kushner's temporary clearance would have set a dangerous precedent by signaling a willingness to tolerate unacceptable national security risks," Mr. Bookbinder said in a statement.
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"I think most of the concerns are policy concerns rather than legal concerns, but if more racial profiling materially increases as a result of this, then yes there could be serious equal protection and even Fourth Amendment -- unreasonable search and seizure -- type of concerns," Legomsky said.
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"If we get in a position of tariffs under the section 232 act that the U.S. is threatening with, for which it has given a reprieve until November, then that would be serious," Willem Buiter, special economic adviser at Citi, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Thursday.
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But pressure on the tech companies intensified last month after CNN's Oliver Darcy asked Facebook a relatively straightforward question during a meeting between reporters and News Feed executives: How can the company claim to be serious about fighting misinformation while offering Infowars a large and growing platform?
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The signs of overdose "A lot of people think things like Tylenol or Motrin, because they're so common and over the counter, are safe, but in actuality, overdoses of those medicines can be serious and even deadly," said Dr. Stan Spinner, Texas Children's Pediatrics' chief medical officer.
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The White House views the House situation as a mess for the chamber's GOP leadership to clean up, and there remains to be serious negotiations regarding a DACA bill that could not only pass the House, but also the Senate and get signed by the President.
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Factor in choreography from Drew McOnie, a 2016 Olivier winner for "In the Heights," whose lack of abandon prompts first admiration and then —as the material requires — fear, and the production manages to be serious without being solemn, all the while delivering that famously pulsating score.
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It took the slaughter of thousands and thousands of people -- a genocide in the heart of Europe -- to get the American and European governments to be serious about putting an ultimatum to Slobodan Milosevic, the Serbian leader who used the Bosnian Serbs as his lethal instruments.
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After expressing frustration with the media (and incorrectly implying most journalism is influenced by advertisers,) Tesla CEO Elon Musk suggested he may create a website where people can rate reporters and outlets' credibility — and he might be serious, according to a business registration document from October 2017.
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Fortunately, his prognosis does not appear to be serious — in part due to his "healthy lifestyle" — but the actor said he was choosing to share the news on social media in hopes that his followers would send good vibes ahead of his surgery later this week.
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Operas about Turks could be serious or funny, but, curiously, those that depicted Europeans in Ottoman captivity were almost always comedies that ended happily, with the emancipation of the prisoners, usually by an unexpected act of magnanimity from the Turkish authority (like Pasha Selim in "Abduction").
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First approached by what one source described as an "angry" Risch Thursday morning, Senate staff spent an entire day trying to figure out not just how to satisfy Risch's concerns -- which were made clear to be serious from an early stage -- but also exactly why they existed.
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The experimentation makes situations that are supposed to be serious feel weirdly comical — at one point I knew I was supposed to cheer Hue up but wasn't sure how, so I just kept swiping my hand through various parts of his body, hoping for any kind of reaction.
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It is often used to stand in for character development, as in the 219 movie Legally Blonde, in which it's implied that the pink-clad sorority girl Elle Woods, who carries a pink-accessorized chihuahua for good measure, can't possibly be serious about applying to Harvard Law School.
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Alongside that, Durham is running a "wilful blindfulness exercise", where officers aren't shown HART's prediction, but instead make their own guess as to whether the suspect will reoffend within two years and whether it will be serious, so researchers can see if humans and machines make the same choice.
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One commenter on the post pointed to a truer example of a teardown less than a mile away, on Oberlin Street in Palo Alto: a 760-square-foot two bedroom home sold "as is" at the end of 2016, in what appears to be serious disrepair, for $1,315,000.
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Incredibly, none of the injuries was reported to be serious in the series of wrecks, which the state Transportation Department tabulated at nine, involving 94 vehicles, along a six-mile stretch of freeway where westbound Interstate 40 and southbound Interstate 85 are combined in Alamance County, east of Burlington.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," said House of Representatives Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.
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"In early September when I saw President Putin in China, I felt that the most effective way to ensure that that didn't happen was to talk to him directly and tell him to cut it out and there were going to be serious consequences if he didn't," Obama said.
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And while a lot of their prep is being spent on how to counter and preempt Republicans' "theatrics," Schiff has directed members and staffers to be "serious as f--k," as the aide described it, and advised them to treat the hearings as a somber moment in American history.
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John Gans, author of "White House Warriors," a book about the NSC, said that, like the Iran-Contra scandal, the Ukraine-related impeachment inquiry has the potential to "rip open the sausage of national security policymaking," and that the impact on the institution and its people could be serious.
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And the University of Colorado Boulder geographer warned that as the trends that shrunk the sea ice last year continue into 2016, there will be serious impacts on climate, economies, and even geopolitics, with countries and companies vying for new shipping routes and mineral deposits in the thawing Arctic.
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CLINTON: Yes, well, the point is that if we're going to be serious about this and not just try to score political points, we should know what's in Dodd-Frank, and what's in Dodd-Frank already gives the president the authority... (CROSSTALK) CLINTON: ... with his regulators to make those decisions.
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"Saudi Arabia has been, and remains, genuinely committed to compliance with International Humanitarian Law; and there was no 'real risk' that there might be 'serious violations' of International Humanitarian Law (in its various manifestations) such that UK arm sales to Saudi Arabia should be suspended or canceled," the court said.
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"I will never make an excuse for saying this, or an apology for saying this: One human being kills another human being, a woman is raped, a child is molested, there needs to be serious consequence and accountability," she said during a one-hour interview for her new book in January.
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"He told [us both], 'If you want to be serious about the music, you have to be at the studio and not at school, because school isn't going to make you a millionaire,'" one girl told DeRogatis of the sexual relationship she alleged Kelly initiated with her and her friend.
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"I'm comfortable the intelligence warranted the administration's response to both protect our troops overseas and send a strong signal to the Iranians that, unlike in the past, there would be serious consequences for harming Americans or its allies," said Representative Michael Waltz, Republican of Florida and a former Army Green Beret.
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Trump -- both because he refused and because his financial dealings appeared to be so complicated -- broke that mold in a way that made some in politics realize there could be serious issues at play about conflicts of interest when it comes to a president's dealings with national and international issues.
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I am forever grateful to McCain for teaching me to be serious without taking myself too seriously, to have meaningful debates and discussions without being mean, and to learn early on how to run through the Capitol hallways in heels, because that was the only way to keep up with him.
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"The Administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," said House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and her Senate counterpart, Chuck Schumer, in a joint statement.
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House Minority Leader Pelosi, of California, and New York senator Schumer responded with a joint statement Sunday, saying the White House "can't be serious" about "helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community, and to the vast majority of Americans."
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"Our hope is that they will see this as a further indication of this administration's immense frustration with the trajectory of our relationship and that they need to be serious about taking the steps we have asked in order to put it on more solid footing," a senior State Department official told reporters.
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It was 35 years ago, June 22, 1981, at Wimbledon, and McEnroe was in the midst of a first-round match against Tom Gullickson when he lost his shit in such a creative fashion—in those four words, YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS—that it will forever be woven into the iconography of tennis.
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And so, after many threats from my coworkers that I better be serious and that I would be held to my word, I found myself sitting in the salon chair of one stylist extraordinaire, Allison Woodruff of Marie Robinson Salon, ready to take the first step in my full-blown style makeover.
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One way of kicking Facebook out of the App Store is preventing them from internally testing any new versions of their apps, I guess If the relationship between the two companies were to deteriorate further, there could be serious problems for Facebook, which absolutely needs iOS users more than iOS users need it.
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"We need Speaker Ryan to put this resolution on the floor so that the full House of Representatives can answer the question about the legitimacy and the need for a second special counsel to investigate what I perceive to be serious crimes and improprieties of the FBI and the Department of Justice," Gaetz said.
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Firstly, in anything other than a stark and unqualified list that unreels to the end of our allotted space here, there are going to be serious, gaping omissions that will cause me to wake at 3 in the morning and groan in useless torment at my own inadequacy as both a friend and reader.
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The Kenyan government has threatened to close Dadaab in the past, but this time it's thought to be serious, given the announcement was preceded by the revoking of prima facie refugee status for Somalians and was followed by the closure of the DRA and the setting up of a national taskforce to implement repatriation.
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Trump may or may not be serious about delivering on his campaign promises to deport immigrants, build walls, restrict freedom of the press, and lock up his political opponents, but even the man's most ardent supporters must admit that his petty vindictiveness is the one fixed star in the shifting firmament of his policy pronouncements.
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Well, that was obviously a rough number, but I still believe that there could be serious setbacks to our civilization, and I feel more concerned now than I was then about the fact that technology means that small groups or even individuals can by error, or by design, have a disruptive effect that cascades globally.
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Instead, the move could inspire Congress to introduce new sanctions: Mr. Trump may think he has gained the loyalty of the crown prince by standing by him, but if Congress moves to enact sanctions, the economic fallout could be serious for the kingdom, which the president has been encouraging to hold down oil prices.
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Well, for starters, (Always Be) Cam just went home in episode 3 and does seem to actually be serious about Luke P. based on the promos, which doesn't leave anyone who's had significant enough screen time to make for a truly dramatic pairing (the series always pits two explosive contestants who are nowhere near frontrunner status).
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"If we're going to be serious about addressing these issues we need to make sure that these conviction integrity units are not just window dressing for the state's attorneys to get press and goodwill in the community," said Sharon Fairley, a former federal prosecutor who most recently overhauled how civilian complaints against Chicago police officers are handled.
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Should bitcoin ever become a truly viable currency adopted by the mainstream, it might be a solution to the sex industry's woes, but there's no guarantee that bitcoin won't take a similarly conservative stance on adult content once it achieves more mainstream acceptance (and, let's be serious: the chances of bitcoin becoming widely adopted are still pretty slim).
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Debates for Trump supporters are uncomfortable events, but in this final debate he demonstrated what many voters wanted to see in the first debate: a responsible alternative to Clinton who can be serious and is prepared to take his business experience and shake up a broken Washington DC. Trump was ready and up to the challenge from wallace.
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" And he listed specific areas where systemic racism needed to be uprooted, which he hadn't done in his State of the Union addresses or inaugural speeches: "If we're going to be serious about race going forward, we need to uphold laws against discrimination — in hiring, and in housing, and in education and in the criminal justice system.
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It's also Amazon wanted to be serious in the category, and I think Jamie took a view that, "Here's a chance for me to not only get a great financial return for investors and employees," and himself as founder, but to join arguably the best-run company, maybe in the world now, and to be a large important part of that.
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The Cowboys now sit at 6-1, two games clear of the Eagles and the New York Giants, but if they are going to be serious Super Bowl contenders, the passing game has to be more explosive and more consistent down the stretch—even as they play four of their last nine games outdoors in cold-weather stadiums (and a fifth in Minnesota).
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I'm happy whenever anybody gets a chance to rise like a phoenix (especially through dance, let's be serious), and considering Marissa Cooper was once my queen, I hope the woman that brought her to our TVs and dorm rooms (here's to O.C. nights with our respective posses) can re-ascend the throne with a gig that requires far less melodrama.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leaders in the Senate and the House, said in a joint statement.
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As criminal justice scholar Thomas Abt explained in his book Bleeding Out, the idea behind the strategy, called "focused deterrence," is to focus on a small segment of the population with a mix of law enforcement and public health resources — simultaneously showing that there's a way out of the cycle of violence but, if people don't get out, there will be serious legal consequences.
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GALLERY: Britney Spears Continues to Be Serious #Fitspo: 'Gotta Get Those Workouts In' FROM PEN: Grammy News and Notes: Album of the Year Nominees Her latest comments on the matter come shortly after she was accused of lip-syncing during a performance on her pitstop in Japan, where video seemed to show her mouth out of sync with the words of the song after a microphone slip.
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The still-current Catechism of the Catholic Church, published in 1993, draws on church fathers like Augustine and Aquinas to formulate conditions for the legitimate use of force: the aggressor must be inflicting lasting and grave damage; other remedies must have been exhausted; there must be "serious prospects for success"; and the use of weapons must not produce evils and disorders greater than those which are targeted.
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To give themselves the courage necessary to be serious, prudent stewards of the public fisc, they should have the government send in every household every year a letter stating how much keeping the government solvent in the long run will cost the average family annually in tax increases or spending cuts, how that figure has changed under the current Congress and how much it will grow if Congress delays decision.
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And partly because of that encounter, she decided that her amateur interest in art needed to become professional if she was ever going to be serious about anything; she went to graduate school in art history at Columbia University and, as her marriage was faltering, she opened a small business selling inexpensive editions, including one by Mr. Rivers, whose terrifying motorcycle became the fastest way to downtown fabricators.
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As research has shown, many of the reasons my patients' parents decline vitamin K are similar to the reasons they decline vaccines: They worry about interventions they perceive as "unnatural" or unnecessary, about whether the doses and ingredients are "toxic" and whether there may be serious complications that doctors are not aware of or that are even being purposefully obscured by doctors, public health officials and pharmaceutical companies.
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" Yet the theater also acknowledged in that statement that multiple staff did witness incidents at the times they occurred, noting, "Staff who observed this behaviour claimed they were unclear about how to respond; in some cases they did not consider allegations of misconduct to be serious and, where they clearly did, they said they did not feel confident that The Old Vic would take those allegations seriously given who he was.
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The sixth bug that was not resolved in iOS 22009 and can still be exploited appears to be serious, the BBC wrote, but Project Zero researcher Natalie Silvanovich tweeted that they were withholding details until a bug-fix deadline has passed:Apple's own notes about iOS 212.4 indicate that the unfixed flaw could give hackers a means to crash an app or execute commands of their own on recent iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches if they were able to discover it.
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