And to be sure that all of the bags were checked, and to be sure that nothing would be wrong with the plane, we had to check out everything carefully.
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You can be sure that the files you're dealing with are legitimate and safe, and you can be sure that the apps used to deliver the video are above board too.
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You can be sure that the ECB shares that view.
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Be sure that each lender has your latest contact information.
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Though to be sure, that, too, represents a potential risk.
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Be sure that the water is not touching the bowl.
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You can be sure that Clinton has studied that moment.
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How can you be sure that you don't smell bad?
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I couldn't really be sure that my hands were clean.
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How can we be sure that we ourselves are real?
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"I'd also be sure that I diversified internationally," he said.
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They just wanted to be sure that you could, too.
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And nobody can be sure that this is not it.
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But we can be sure that the Times article is.
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Can we be sure that this scone contains absolutely zero gluten?
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In the meantime, everyone should be sure that they've taken precautions.
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President Trump and conservatives can be sure that Lee won't change.
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But how can anyone be sure that will be the case?
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You can be sure that this meet-cute was carefully planned.
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But without further evidence, we can't be sure that they are.
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We just want to be sure that we have healthy families.
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How could he be sure that this captain went to Pyongyang?
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And you just can't be sure that everyone will like you.
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No one can be sure that this year will be better.
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Can you be sure that he is going to like it?
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The jury could be sure that Meredith Hunter had a gun
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Be sure that they're perfectly parallel and about an inch apart.
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Be sure that everyone is on board with the right tools.
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For some places, to be sure, that may be perfectly reasonable.
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Clinton's scheduler that Mr. Clinton "wants to be sure" that Mrs.
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How can we be sure that we're not already past it?
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Xi wanted to be sure that there were no such repeats.
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But you can be sure that I'm going to find out.
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Better be sure that you two are on the same page.
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We can be sure that Dar knows this all too well.
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But we want to be sure that it serves a ... purpose.
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We can never be sure that there will not be another tragedy.
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There's never enough to be sure that you have your facts straight.
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NFL needed to be sure that their man went out on top.
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In the meantime, we must be sure that labor is sufficiently compensated.
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To be sure, that starting base was definitely way smaller than Pokémon.
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Just be sure that whatever you buy is intended for outdoor use.
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But I can't be sure that I'm doing more good than harm.
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To be sure, that doesn't mean there's absolutely nothing to be done.
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"We wanted to really be sure that he was guilty," he said.
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Just be sure that the scale of the pattern matches your room.
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Be sure that the phrasing does not imply more than one person.
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How can you be sure that you are making responsible spending choices?
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Be sure that what you're buying has been approved by the city.
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Just be sure that you're familiar with the most common washing symbols.
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How can I be sure that there's nothing really wrong with me?
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Heck, we can't be sure that Keanu Reeves' voice is in it yet.
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With HTTPS enabled, you can be sure that you're visiting the real Wired.
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Just be sure that KJUS has fixed those unexplained outages before you buy.
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But he says you can never really be sure that you've saved someone.
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But you can be sure that if they're not, you'll hear about it.
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You can be sure that other restaurateurs will be watching their every move.
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We weigh each cookie by hand to be sure that it's 6 ounces.
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But I also want to be sure that we don't leave people behind.
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And one can be sure that all these reds will be very different.
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Because then you better be sure that the me is always in charge.
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Be sure that your sketch matches the exact shape of your artist book.
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Be sure that you're checking out the ingredients of your daily breakfast cereal.
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And so I wanted to be sure that I was storing it appropriately.
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Only then will we be sure that "never again" truly means never again.
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So be sure that the price you're getting is worth the trade-off.
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To be sure, that situation was far different and worse than current conditions.
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But GOP leaders still cannot be sure that wavering Republicans like Maine Sen.
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You can be sure that this will also be music from the soul.
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Marques asked the sender how he could be sure that it was real.
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And you can be sure that if they're broken, you'll hear about it.
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Nevertheless, we can be sure that at least one transition has already started.
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Boudreaux can't be sure that he's been sending money to the real Michael Che.
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Be sure that your analysis focuses on the most relevant features of the passage.
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However, you likely can be sure that Vallée would fully take back the reins.
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Who could be sure that this command-and-control machine would be switched off?
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When a rare Pokémon appears, you can be sure that crowds will swarm nearby.
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This way, you can be sure that you get as much traffic as possible.
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Be sure that you treat your body and your space as a precious thing.
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Israel wants to be sure that Hizbullah will not be further strengthened by Iran.
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If she is so radically transformed, how can he be sure that it's her?
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You should also be sure that you aren't wearing your Apple Watch too loosely.
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Be sure that you can trust each other with that responsibility before doing so.
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The first time you hear it, you won't even be sure that you did.
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"We must be sure that we invest in interventions that work," Dr. Kieny said.
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Be sure that they have their fire guard license and physical proof of insurance.
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" Be sure that you have a very strict plan," he previously told Business Insider.
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At New York's Flamenco Festival, you may be sure that applause comes on cue.
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And you can be sure that within 5 minutes — you have to act quickly.
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And you can be sure that they'll be grilling for the Fourth of July.
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Third, be sure that all warning systems are regularly maintained and have adequate backup.
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"We cannot be sure that this plastic was only in that particular Snickers," she said.
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We want to be sure that as we create doctors, we aren't sacrificing human beings.
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And you can be sure that President Trump will not stand for a bad deal.
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We need to be sure that we give to our forces this space asset support.
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And we have to be sure that they are truly going to implement the agreement.
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The SSM wants to be sure that the banks will at last be well capitalised.
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And if Zendaya's doing it, you can be sure that her fans will follow suit.
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But how can you be sure that online campaign you're clicking "donate" on is legitimate?
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He also said he couldn't be sure that the children weren't fathered by other men.
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But I couldn't be sure that you had any idea what my actual positions are.
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I wanted to be sure that I would not be dead-named in my death.
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Because we -- we have to be sure that nobody is coerced, nobody is under duress.
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Going forward, you can be sure that I will not participate in anything like that.
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To be sure, that raises additional challenges: Republican governors refusing to expand Medicaid, for example.
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"You can be sure that letter is going to all the European banks," he said.
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That was enough for all concerned to be sure that the attack came from Israel.
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But if you're considering a side gig, be sure that it's something you enjoy doing.
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So the first thing I'd say is: Be sure that you've got the facts right.
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"We want to be sure that everything we do is deliberate and thoughtful," she said.
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"You can be sure that there is work in progress," he said in an interview.
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If they do show up, you can be sure that Amal will steal the show.
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I would like to be sure that compelling reason is eirs, and not just yours.
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When I raise my child, I want to be sure that I'm close and warm.
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But you can be sure that if he does, Mr. Mueller's team knows about them.
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"One thing I want to be sure that people are really clear on," he said.
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Before I had my naturalization certificate, how could I be sure that I truly belonged?
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Only be sure that he is a Muslim, and that you raise him as one.
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Let's be sure that all of our Muslim friends + community feel loved and supported today.
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You can be sure that none of your friends has this print in their home!
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So how can I be sure that I am talking about that very human being?
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Only be sure that he is a Muslim, and that you raise him as one.
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China also wants stability to be sure that its extensive loans to Venezuela are repaid.
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But we can't be sure that we'll get that, so we have to explore different solutions.
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To be sure, that might have been more of a political gesture than a policy one.
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"Patients should be sure that the doctor, regardless of gender, is taking seriously their concerns."[PNAS]
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Be sure that the competitor have fun, and if you want to laugh, then just laugh.
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"I want to be sure that people understand I'm going to keep speaking out," Clinton continued.
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But you can be sure that it's going to play an important part in iOS 10.
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To act, the armed forces need to be sure that their corporate interests will be protected.
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"We can't be sure that all of this capacity has been sold in July," she said.
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Be sure that you don't look up to the sky with your naked eye before totality.
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Of course you want to be challenged, but be sure that you can also show growth.
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If they pick an idea up from academia, they have to be sure that it works.
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We can be sure that Clinton won't be generous in her interpretation of Pence's performance, too.
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"But we have to be sure that the financial stability consequences will be contained," he added.
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To be sure, that doesn't guarantee that Google's project will completely avoid regulatory issues in India.
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"We'd better be sure that we're prepared to live with the market we've created," said Rep.
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Check your plan documents to be sure that you name your plan correctly when making inquiries.
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To be sure, that earnings recession actually is helping the current numbers by making comparisons easier.
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We cannot be sure that a Court with two or more Trump nominees will issue an
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With that kind of power, little ram, be sure that you stand behind what you're saying.
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And you can be sure that all the lessons of the "lesser" models will be incorporated.
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Fosse needed to be sure that Verdon could really sell Lola's ironic detachment to the audience.
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"Unless you plan now, you can't be sure that your goals will be accomplished," Stevens said.
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Before, these entities could be sure that their customers' transactions went through the best possible network.
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"You want to be sure that you're still going to profit from this card," says Harzog.
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Kavanaugh's supporters want to be sure that what is at stake is not truth but meaning.
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"We were very careful to be sure that the only difference was language," said Mr. Fernandez.
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We do want to be sure that credit lines will be available when they are needed.
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They said today that (Russian President Vladimir) Putin wants to be sure that Trump gets elected.
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For starters, you can't be sure that everyone you talk to will be 100 percent truthful.
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We want to be sure that knowledgeable people are looking at something that is academically correct.
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"You want to be sure that you don't kill the goose that lays the golden egg."
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To be sure, that is also the slowest growth rate for the Chinese economy since 1990.
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"They wanted to be sure that people knew that AIDS isn't history," a library spokesman said.
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Neither can we be sure that the unexpected rise in labor participation in February will persist.
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We need to be sure that our aid money does not even indirectly sustain that system.
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If that's the case, you can be sure that Trump will be stewing about the moment.
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"We just gotta be sure that you've got nothing sharp, not saying you do," the officer said.
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I wanted to be sure that I wasn't showing that because I've seen too much of it.
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I don't know what to do with that except to be sure that I don't do it.
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So she feels that she can't be sure that being filmed without her consent is actually wrong.
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Check to be sure that you have a modern version of Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Safari.
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Instead, just be sure that at least 25% of your daily calories are from protein, suggests Drayer.
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A: Before I answer your question, be sure that you are doing this for the right reasons.
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Just be sure that you cozy up in a fleecy onesie yourself — it's getting chilly out there.
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Finally, be sure that you have the money available to pay the taxes owed on the conversion.
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So, now, just as then, let's be sure that we feed those who live within our borders.
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You can be sure that the Chinese company has had influence on shaping Paytm's move into messaging.
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You can be sure that the Kin token sale has drawn interest beyond those buyers and investor.
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This target was chosen as a test to be sure that the lenses were functioning as expected.
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But how could a buyer be sure that a particular American flag really flew over Hyde Park?
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Then how could she be sure that Fathom's concrete floor was what had transformed the woman's life?
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It's too soon to be sure that Mr. Trump staved off further defections from the Republican leadership.
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"Only when we can be sure that democracy is solid, then will we go back home."U.
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You can be sure that the Clinton campaign will continue to unleash all available anti-Trump distractions.
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" He added: "We're trying to be sure that no one is harmed as much as we can.
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Can I be sure that was because I'm a woman, or was it something I did wrong?
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We can't be sure that these problems will affect developed markets (though there are ways they could).
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And one of those ways is to be sure that we are talking with, not at, them.
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Frighteningly, if he gets away with it, we can be sure that he will do it again.
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On leaving high school, we need to be sure that we can already read and read carefully.
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Therefore, we must also be sure that children have access to healthcare to ensure they receive vaccines.
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She encourages mothers to check in with their children to be sure that they aren't feeling isolated.
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Thanks to Eye-AF, you can always be sure that your photos will be crisply in focus.
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Her doctors, however, said they could not be sure that the transplant fueled her sudden weight gain.
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And we can't be sure that the vote would go down the same way a second time.
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You can be sure that if the government attempts an after-the-fact ratification, litigation will ensue.
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"I would say to Oprah, be sure that you really want to be a politician," Rice said.
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Every Sunday, after Bill had gone to church, I could be sure that my phone would ring.
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Others want to be sure that their weed habit isn't destroying salmon habitat or poisoning local wildlife.
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And we really can't be sure that the process of replacing him would go by the book.
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If this bill is on such uncertain ground, how can anyone be sure that future bills will pass?
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"I reached out to Amber to be sure that she was still comfortable," Patterson says of Tamblyn's performance.
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Just be sure that you give your financial planner and accountant a ring before you board the plane.
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But we can't be sure that that, or waiting a week, or a month, would have changed much.
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We need to keep supporting the people who will do anything to be sure that women are safe.
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It means that users can be sure that the app and the accompanying thermometer work well, she says.
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And we have to be sure that Muslims come in and report when they see something going on.
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Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies, you can be sure that the value of USDC isn't going to fluctuate like crazy.
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"I want to be sure that people understand I'm going to keep speaking out," she told News 12.
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I wanted to be sure that I did everything in my power to save him and keep him.
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As you work, shake the peel from time to time to be sure that the dough isn't sticking.
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We can be sure that the outcome will set the tone for other discussions on this recurring topic.
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Be sure that we will use this result for our people's welfare and peace in the best way.
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You can be sure that we're gonna walk through these tough times together, every step of the way.
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But the whole industry needs to be sure that it's not constantly staring into the rear view mirror.
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So we need to be sure that big companies don't try to protect themselves by holding back innovation.
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"We have to be sure that all people living under the American flag are treated equally," said Rep.
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And we have to be sure that Muslims come in and report when they see something going on.
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"We'd better be sure that we're prepared to live with the market we've created" with repeal, said Rep.
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"When you're out away from Pyongyang you can be sure that you're being watched," the former official said.
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A person can't be sure that their thoughts aren't indicative of something that will happen in real life.
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You're very psychic, Scorpio, but this is a day to be sure that you have all the facts.
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He is skeptical whether we can ever really be sure that a dog's symptoms can correspond to humans'.
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But having the conversation is a way to be sure that you're taking the boss's needs into consideration.
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If it ever gets built, you can be sure that American taxpayers will be stuck with the bill.
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So how can you be sure that your CBD oil actually contains what the package says it does?
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"We have to be sure that Muslims come in and report when they see something going on," said Trump.
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When inspecting restaurants in certain parts of Germany, you can almost always be sure that you'll find something wrong.
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And we can be sure that for at least the next two months, there will be many more revelations.
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Now I'm in the same position, to be sure that scientists in the future can have that same access.
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"If you take the trust route, be sure that that trust is listed on the beneficiary form," said Braxton.
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"We'd better be sure that we're prepared to live with the market we've created" with Obamacare repeal, said Rep.
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To be sure, that cost varies from region to region, and even from field to field within a region.
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And even then it's hard to be sure that the company or application really stopped listening into your activity.
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How do we be sure that we come up with a color name that will instantly make that association?
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And you'll need to be sure that your filter will properly screw on to the front of your lens.
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And, as important as this event is for everybody, we have to be sure that we don't peak here.
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"We need to be sure that we get this right and that safety is the first priority," Pallone said.
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By following these simple steps, you can be sure that your skin care goes on perfectly, every single time.
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The second was that it is impossible to be sure that the surrogate has made a truly uncoerced decision.
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Let's be sure that the candidate won't have to spend so much time raising money come the general election.
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But on a special day, we can be sure that Turner is hardcore ripping into a mango Juul pod.
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Festival organizers work to be sure that the "adopt, don't shop" mantra is a part of the big day.
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But you can be sure that we're gonna walk through these tough times together every step of the way.
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Before we take a radical step into Asia, we should be sure that we're not making that mistake again.
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This season, be sure that along with your gadgets, the only thing you gift or get is good cheer.
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Before you buy, you might want to be sure that owning is actually cheaper than renting where you live.
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Just be sure that you keep your car's speed a tad under 200 mph once you start rocking yours.
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To be sure, that doesn't mean there isn't money to be made for other major players in the cloud.
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"We cannot be sure that this plastic was only in that particular Snickers," a spokeswoman from Mars Netherlands said.
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The key piece for effective postcard advocacy is to be sure that the messages are handwritten and not typed.
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Without a decent gaming headset, how can you be sure that you are actually hearing your games as intended?
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Because countries cannot be sure that other nations have peaceful intentions, they have to arm themselves to ensure survival.
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Still, we couldn't be sure that they weren't just buddies teaming up for a Halloween costume contest or something.
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You may be sure that the fans greet each star partnership as if the dancers had truly sacrificed themselves.
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Then you can be sure that this new severe weather tribunal will have new requirements for you to meet.
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Second, it may also be concerned that without registration it could not be sure that EU CCPs are safe.
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You can be sure that leaders of potential future administrations that may be inclined toward corruption are taking notes.
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And if you want to be sure that you'll get tickets at all, arriving before sunrise is a must.
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They want to be sure that any increase in military spending is matched by an increase in domestic spending.
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And how can you be sure that the classical machine wouldn't do better if you could find the right algorithm?
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Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies, you can be sure that the value of your USDC wallet isn't going to fluctuate like crazy.
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We wanted to be sure that we were being thoughtful about what the implications of this decision were for him.
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Just be sure that you're OK with a limited app selection and performance that might be slower than you'd like.
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You can be sure that the car industry has dedicated some of its immense resources to accomplishing this particular change.
|
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But you can be sure that at some point Amazon will want to decouple Amazon Prime from Amazon Prime Video.
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As AT&T moves forward with its plans, we can be sure that Comcast, Verizon, and other telecoms will follow.
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Just be sure that whatever they do with the card is reflected in their credit score, not yours, Glassman said.
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After that, you can be sure that the proud aunt will be penciling in some quality time with her niece.
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With plenty of experience in that department, fans can be sure that whatever Olympios has cooking, it'll be plenty steamy.
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I think at this stage we can be sure that quantum devices will become ever more challenging for conventional computers.
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Therefore, the AMA's recommendation for CCT below 3000K is not quite enough to be sure that blue light is minimized.
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Use the controller to navigate the system, and be sure that the buttons are all correctly mapped on the controller.
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But just to be sure that buying time tends to cause greater life satisfaction, the researchers conducted a randomized experiment.
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"What you can be sure that Russia will not do is tell the truth" explained U.N. ambassador Samantha Power recently.
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You have to be sure that your mise en place and all your sauces are ready before you start drinking.
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Doctors need to be sure that they are adequately educating everyone involved in the lives of their patients, she says.
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Also, be sure that postcard has the constituents' address so it can be validated and responded to by the office.
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We really want to be sure that when people get here they are in jobs that play to their strengths.
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I'd mostly just be sure that we're representing all the different people as we move forward and continue to grow.
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We need to be sure that the roadways are clear, we need to get trucks in to get stuff there.
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Which leads to a nagging question: How can you always be sure that you can trust the secure enclave itself?
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If you want to be sure that your adviser is legally required to put your interests first, choose a fiduciary.
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The bill provides strong protections to ensure parents and schools can be sure that vendors are handling student data responsibly.
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You might ask how I can be sure that one candidate will be so much more dishonest than the other.
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"I want to be sure that whoever I pick for vice president is ready to be president immediately," she said.
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"This is important because we must be sure that we invest in interventions that work," Kieny told a news briefing.
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And if you happen to own a pool, you can be sure that your friends will be clamoring for invites.
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But at the time they simply didn't know enough yet to be sure that these techniques weren't also incredibly dangerous.
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Even so, we can never be sure that there aren't unmeasured factors, known as confounders, that are changing the results.
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The user must know how the numbers are generated, otherwise they can't be sure that it generates truly random numbers.
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"We can be sure that [Russians] intend to interfere in the 2018 midterms and the presidential election in 2020," Rep.
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I've tried to establish a correlation but at this point I can't be sure that the medication creates a problem.
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But you can be sure that we're going to walk through these tough times together, every step of the way.
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Be sure that the questions on the test have in no way been made available to your Sadness Lamp beforehand.
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No matter what Medicare costs, older Americans can be sure that the government will cover a certain percentage of it.
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On the other hand, without seeing her how could I be sure that whatever was happening could not be fixed?
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In a conflict you can be sure that China, Russia, or any adversary will aim at those "juicy targets" first.
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But the trustee also needs to be sure that the student claims do not wipe out recoveries for other creditors.
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Choose a major that has growing employment prospects, and be sure that your education offers a reasonable return-on-investment.
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" Mr. Forden said later, "I wanted to be sure that Kuklinski knew we saw him as a courageous human being.
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Anyone can store their sourdough there and be sure that it will be fed, massaged, and well taken care of.
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You'll need to work out some confusion in your relationships— be sure that you're making your special someone feel special!
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Because you can be sure that a country that's so much like one big life insurance commercial is hiding something.
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So we need to be sure that we have a good immigration policy that allows us to take care of that.
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" Outside of LinkedIn, Welch says you want to be sure that your other social media accounts "demonstrate a vibrant, mature presence.
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However, be sure to watch out for communication snafus and be sure that you're getting your information from the right people.
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But before any of that, NASA needs to be sure that InSight has unfurled its solar panels and its charging itself.
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Like Kavanaugh, Ford is undergoing testimony prep sessions to be sure that she does not "encounter any surprises," the source said.
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Traders, investors, big banks and other global organisations need to be sure that AI is using their data responsibly and securely.
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There are limits, which is why you have to be sure that it's justified in each instance that you're using it.
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"We have no interest in escalation, but we also have to be sure that our peaceful coexistence isn't threatened," he said.
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"We need to be sure that (G20 leaders) will fulfill existing international climate-related commitments, foremost the Paris Agreement," it said.
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Scores and buying advice aside, you can be sure that the Editor's Choice section will be full of our favorite products.
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If Mitt Romney had won, we can be sure that Republicans would have found a way to prevent these tax hikes.
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And you can be sure that the company's latest flagship phone is going to be much more popular than this fridge.
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Even if he has done the surgery perfectly, he cannot be sure that the liver he has transplanted will actually work.
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To be sure, that Trump is putting someone in charge of the Presidential Intelligence Advisory Board is potentially a good thing.
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So Trump can be sure that Americans won't stop marching, chanting and demanding his tax returns until he finally releases them.
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"Now you guys can be sure that your brand will be featured alongside the next big thing," she said to advertisers.
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When making these contributions, be sure that your financial institution or advisor designates the funds for the appropriate years, Slott said.
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"And then if you choose to breastfeed after 24 months, be sure that you're also employing preventative methods to avoid cavities."
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You can be sure that when audit time rolls around, approval documentation is going to be one of audit's first requests.
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To be sure, that language of simplified form still instantly recognizable as life was part of the common currency of Surrealism.
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If you're at an IKEA in a shopping centre, you can be sure that the parents are not actually at IKEA.
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With awards season coming up, you can be sure that the two will be tapping out messages at a furious pace.
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You also can't be sure that opening a new sensitive period won't leave you worse off than the first one did.
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And if they turn from Trump, they can be sure that most of us will, too, without much equivocation or delay.
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Others said they couldn't be sure that they had been affected in this way, and that it was just a suspicion.
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"We want to be sure that you never, ever again are able to work in such a job," the judge said.
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Only by shifting your head from side to side can you be sure that they're not reflections of the gallery's floodlights.
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Mr. Hansell said the agency also reviews each candidate to be sure that they have the temperament to work with children.
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If subjects are not assigned at random, the investigators cannot be sure that the effects they see result from the treatment.
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The editor wants to be sure that the solver gets enough filled in to be able to see the theme trick.
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Second, how can I be sure that my relationships with my spouse and my family become an enduring source of happiness?
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You can be sure that, like Chekhov's proverbial gun, the guillotine is put to maximally effective use by the novel's end.
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I couldn't be sure that he had gone up to the room; I hadn't even seen him go into the hotel.
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I see these phonies, the do-nothing Democrats, they said today that Putin wants to be sure that Trump gets elected.
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It is impossible to be sure that unanticipated turmoil in one corner of the financial system cannot spiral into something catastrophic.
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To be sure, that quality is part of why it's so heavily discussed by those of us actually in the media.
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We would need to be sure that these ships were safe and controllable, and that everybody was properly housed and fed.
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We call our parents and my sister-in-law who are with us in Turkey, to be sure that they're safe.
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"Just be sure that you know what you're talking about and have the facts straight before you lay into anyone," it advises.
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By Friday morning, he was saying he couldn't be sure that Trump's or his aides' conversations were captured by surveillance at all.
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English wrote colleagues that she wants "to be sure that these are still on track," according to the email seen by Reuters.
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If they do, Disney visitors can be sure that these guys will definitely come with a long, long line of their own.
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If we remove strong men and take sides in civil wars, we had better be sure that we have an adequate replacement.
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If you're managing just fine after six months, though, you'll be sure that you're in a good place to afford that home.
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Gavin watched the fake that was imitating his brother long enough to be sure that he wasn't about to bolt in terror.
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How could we be sure that so-and-so, now dead, said just those words to so-and-so, now also dead?
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The company uses a software-as-a-service pricing model, and you can be sure that each contract must be quite valuable.
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Either way, we can be sure that "stubsucking" caught on internally for employees of StubHub who were having a particularly bad day.
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If regulators forced firms to focus on one "correct" number, you can be sure that managers would find ways to massage it.
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While property owners are still burdened by annual appraisal increases, they can be sure that their property tax rate will not skyrocket.
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"Be sure that your kids and grandkids or anyone who might have access to your home cannot get your guns," Lt. Gov.
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Whatever noise-dampening option I wind up sticking with, I want to be sure that it won't do more harm than good.
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Many people now want to be sure that the stuff they're donating will not end up in the hands of state agencies.
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Kaplan explained that in working on the maps they want to be sure that every hero can be used in each one.
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And how can we be sure that its "machine-learning" function won't lead to a robot apocalypse, like Skynet in "The Terminator"?
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It could become scar tissue, but just to be sure that the small chance of recurrence doesn't happen, they monitor her closely.
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People who could feel good about it if only they could be sure that their chip wasn't the bad kind of chip.
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Don't sign up to do a job unless you know exactly what it entails, and be sure that you're compensated for it.
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Consequently, be sure that inpatient care truly is the best option in your case if you are going to fight for it.
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To be used, this information needs to be curated to be sure that it is highly accurate and that it protects privacy.
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He said that the government wanted to be sure that survivors of war crimes felt free to tell their stories without fear.
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He asked teachers to identify the students, and it was only then that he could be sure that neither was his daughter.
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Herr is too good a writer; how can I be sure that what he's describing is true and not just well described?
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Seoul sent a team consisting of intelligence, policy and coordination officials to be sure that all aspects of discussions would be covered.
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You&aposll need to have your Apple ID and password handy, so be sure that you have that information at the ready.
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It is better to be sure that the privacy and the safety of your loved ones is protected from digital home invasions.
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"You should be sure that the brand you're buying is behaving responsibly in terms of the social and labour conditions," he added.
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And you can be sure that many young New Yorkers will be tickled by the prospect of portraying vermin in the subway.comeoutandplay.
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It helped, to be sure, that the Democrats spent those decades living down their shameful support of slavery, secession and Jim Crow.
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Not in acting on them, we all have the ability to make our own choices and be sure that we're acting consensually.
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"It's something carried out against human beings, isn't it?" he suggested, adjusting the conversation to be sure that he himself was included.
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But you can be sure that we'll be talking about Koigate for some time as an example of what's wrong with the media.
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Sadly, though, whatever the results of the investigation, we can already be sure that this won't be the last mass shooting in 2017.
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After all, if you're trusting your iPhone with your fingerprints and your banking information, you want to be sure that stuff is secure.
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With many stones, pebbles, and boulders all over the Earth how can anyone be sure that a given rock actually came from space?
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What's the best way to integrate the women's league here and tie that in and be sure that they're treated the right way?
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TurboTax has multiple offerings that work on different devices, so you can be sure that you'll find one that is right for you.
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"I want to be sure that whoever I pick could be president immediately if something were to happen," Clinton told CNN last month.
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As to whether or not there will be a sequel, you can be sure that Refinery29 has reached out to Netflix for comment.
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But if you really want to be sure that your older iPhone is working as fast as possible, the option is now there.
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Earth: Earth is an exciting new planet, but you can't be sure that you will be able to see it with your eyes.
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And be sure that it provides enough cushioning so that you can't feel the base of the chair (again, unless that's your jam).
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"They will also want to be sure that it is not a harbinger of a real change in the policy," Romberg told CNN.
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"We can be sure that the rails will be quicker to recover than most as they have been through this before," he said.
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Estopinan said he couldn't be sure that the treatment used on his son could work for Charlie, because he's not a medical doctor.
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The waiting period can be used to get all your ducks in a row, insurance-wise, to be sure that everything goes well.
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The clunky acting and grainy footage are perfectly suited for surrealism's inherent silliness, but be sure that you can take these pieces seriously.
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Because most vinyl had small press-runs they could be sure that the other DJs on the bill wouldn't have the same records.
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But the sensitivity of telescopic data is limited, and more was needed to be sure that these were really plumes, the researchers said.
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That's the only we way we can be sure that our communities will have the safest, most dependable water delivery systems for generations.
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Of course, we can be sure that Mr. Trump knows none of this, and nobody in his entourage is likely to tell him.
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So, you can be sure that your sheets will not only be super-soft, but safe for even the most sensitive of skin.
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But we can be sure that whenever he does answer some questions, it will be what is best for Josh and the team.
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He could raise his concerns with United's board of directors, but there was no way to be sure that they would take action.
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And you can be sure that every Republican in the House -- and every Republican running for the House -- is watching the race closely.
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Face family conflict early in the planning process and be sure that your heirs have some expectation about what they're likely to receive.
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Because like Pecker, you can be sure that Putin, too, keeps a favor bank, including a record of all loans and other disbursements.
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You're feeling compelled to take action, so be sure that you can deal with any consequences that may come from making your move.
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I can't be sure that Freshjive were the originators of the photo, but they sure seem like the first people to post it.
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By Friday morning he was saying that he couldn't be sure that Trump's or his aides' conversations were captured by surveillance at all.
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She couldn't bear the thought of hurting him, and upending her life, all because she couldn't be sure that she wasn't a lesbian.
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"Your life is a reflection of who you surround yourself with – you want to be sure that they're the right people, " he added.
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Before you list your home on a short-term vacation site, be sure that you're permitted to do so in the first place.
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"They need more time to be sure that the weakness in the first quarter is temporary," said Dana Saporta, economist at Credit Suisse.
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The hidden traveler at the heart of this play is called Dull, but you can be sure that the proceedings onstage won't be.
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The people before whom Mr. Trump dangled the possibility of a pardon could not be sure that the volatile president would follow through.
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The doctor wants to be free from a burdensome regulation, but the patient wants to be sure that they will receive competent care.
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The only way to be sure that old software works with new systems is to test it, and that takes time and resources.
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Nor could we be sure that the U.S. government would be legally responsible to the American public for any bad acts by FSG.
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"It takes time to be satisfied with a piece and be sure that it is well-balanced and the right size," he said.
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Just be sure that you opt for broth-based soups instead of those made with cream, which boost unhealthy saturated fat and calories.
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Science still doesn't know enough about holiday heart to be sure that you won't have a more serious event, such as a stroke.
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How could you be sure that this was an idea worth pursuing as opposed to something that just sounds funny when you're stoned?
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She later left the firm along with several other Americans because they could not be sure that DarkMatter was not deliberately targeting citizens.
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"I want to be sure that whoever I pick could be president immediately if something were to happen," Clinton told CNN earlier this month.
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For all that, those drawing parallels between Shakespeare's tragedies and the Trump administration need to be sure that they are comparing like with like.
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"We're pursuing until we can be sure that nothing will happen there like Hezbollah again, because Yemen is more dangerous than Lebanon," he said.
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"Be sure that the card's issuer will report your payment history to the credit bureaus so you can start building your history," Schulz said.
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Just be sure that the streaming platform you're using offers live CBS in your area, as live CBS isn't offered in some local markets.
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Firms should review their own company gambling policies and be sure that enforcement is commensurate with the policy as stated in the example above.
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We try to amplify positive and empowered things, to encourage community and be sure that we're giving resources to any fans who are struggling.
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When doing this, she says you want to be sure that most of the qualities you outline align with the job you're interviewing for.
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Juliana used to find her mother by the windows, pulling back a corner of the curtains to be sure that he had not returned.
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"This was the only way we could be sure that the animated Will Smith looked realistic," Adcock said in an interview with Business Insider.
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George is certainly accustomed to being the center of attention, but you can be sure that the flashbulbs pointed right at Amal that night.
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"Whatever you say, you can never be sure that it's not against the law, so it's better not to talk about this," he says.
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"We want to see follow through in order to be sure that this is a break out and not a fake out," he said.
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If you still have DSL service from your local phone company, check to be sure that no faster alternative has materialized in your area.
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If you still have DSL service from your local phone company, check to be sure that no faster alternative has materialized in your area.
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But San Francisco is not close to meeting its goals for more housing, and no one, including Elberling,can be sure that will soon.
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First, one should be sure that the subject matter is, when considered against whatever else is bubbling up in the news, a worthy priority.
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"But he also previously said that Ireland needed to be sure that she "does not become a threat to life and limb in Ireland.
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First, this is a city, and the focus of US strategy now -- and going forward -- is to be sure that the government controls cities.
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You can be sure that no one on-base will be testing anything interesting during the festival/raid/storm, though—which is a shame.
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"You can be sure that they will last through the many adventures, falls, and excitement that comes with being a new skater," she says.
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"He's saying, 'Sing it for me,' because he wants to be sure that he's actually killing the computer as it sings," Mr. Nolan said.
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Foreign diplomats frequently complained that they could not be sure that Tillerson was genuinely speaking for the President on vital issues of foreign policy.
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Be sure that you keep it in a window, so that it receives sunlight every morning and is ready in case of an emergency.
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Traditional decision-makers still have the final say, but "citizens can be sure that their ideas are part of the process," says Mr Miesen.
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If the minister of defense tells his troops to storm the Kremlin, he can't be sure that all of them will actually do it.
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"She doesn't need him for the primary, but once that's over, you can be sure that he'll post that complimentary tweet on her behalf."
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Nobody can be sure that they've made one that's small enough, or that their warheads are rugged enough to be able to survive reentry.
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That said, we would like to be sure that the Eurozone can withstand the kind of global shocks that we've seen in 2007, 2008, 2010.
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However, when you do give them an allowance, be sure that it's appropriate for the expenditures they incur when they are out on their own.
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In order to write off the meal, be sure that you obtain a receipt for the food and that it's separate from your game tickets.
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But how could one be sure that the female sharks weren't just storing sperm inside themselves from a prior sexual encounter, like this horrible crab?
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Experian, however, fails to take reasonable precautions to be sure that innocent consumers are not mistakenly reported as being on the list, the lawsuit said.
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And be sure that you've signed up for flight alerts through your airline's website or app, or a third-party app such as TripIt Pro.
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We also want to be sure that nothing breaks with [the Chinese] government, which is right now allowing money to flow out of the country.
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The tech may be ready to deploy, but the industry won't stand still, so you can be sure that Humanising Autonomy will move with it.
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To be sure that a public deal is good for ordinary folk as well as big men, voters have to know what is in it.
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It's only just struck me today, a Holy Day, to be sure, that if I, like Rihanna, were 30, all my problems would be solved.
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And you can be sure that when Democrats retook control of the House in the 2018 midterms, the push for impeachment proceedings would have begun.
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In all cases, though, you can be sure that Night Sight will be a vast, monumental upgrade to the nighttime photography you used to know.
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"I take exception to the President's comments because you've got to be sure that you can do what you say you're going to do," Sen.
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Asked if he could be sure that Nunes source was not someone in the White House or the administration, Spicer hedged — eventually conceding "anything's possible."
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I want to be sure that the fish I'm pulling out of the box the next day is one I can feel good about serving.
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Use those "smarts" to your advantage, and you can be sure that you're more honest with yourself when it comes to your strengths and weaknesses.
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Follow these tips from the outset and with some experience, you can be sure that you will efficiently allocate resources against your legal service needs.
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It's also difficult to be sure that Google complied with either of the two public affidavits, although the court record shows no legal objections filed.
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Before committing more money and troops to the intractable conflict, Congress should be sure that the United States is not throwing good money after bad.
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"You can be sure that we're only going to do that if we feel there's a way to shorten this thing," Giuliani said Thursday morning.
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"I can't be sure that they are investigating me," he told me, raising an eyebrow and tilting his head in a cartoonish performance of skepticism.
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Millions of song are available, and Fender has made deals with numerous major music publishers to be sure that artists are compensated for their songs.
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I had to double-check to be sure that my memory was correct: Pong's graphics were so primitive that the ball was actually square. Enjoy!
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Second, you'll want to be sure that the leggings are opaque and structured enough that you don't feel the need to constantly cover your rear.
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If something works in one race or one state, you can be sure that someone else in another race or another state will try it.
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Be sure that wherever you're reaching out to for help, that it's legit by checking with the BBB, or staying with the company's own site.
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A lot of people planning for retirement are trying to figure out how much is enough to be sure that they can afford health care.
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The doctor wouldn't be sure that Johnson's UCL could be repaired until an incision was made and he got a closer look at the injury.
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The only way to be sure that our data is protected is not to have it gathered in a reusable form in the first place.
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Apple could argue, however, that without the micro-controller handoff, it can't be sure that whatever a battery is reporting to the system is accurate.
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That creates such a distinctive signature that we can be sure that this is a real planet, even though we haven't seen a complete orbit.
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And schools need to be sure that information about symptoms the child is experiencing there travel back — usually via the parents — to the child's doctor.
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"I really wanted to be sure that what I wanted to make was what everyone else wanted to make," she said of the initial material.
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"If he had been involved in our news coverage, you can be sure that you would have heard about it by now," Mr. Baron added.
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How can I be sure that the information I am taking in is the correct history and not the version that leaves out massive chunks?
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"Baby steps so far, but we want to be sure that restaurants have the tools to do well," said the city's sanitation commissioner, Kathryn Garcia.
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They were white, and though they had seen what we just saw, we could not be sure that they had felt what we just felt.
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Mr. Cohen can be sure that Mr. Stone will promote new conspiracy theories to defend Mr. Trump and himself, even if it means rewriting history.
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Just two days after the initial presser, he was saying he couldn't be sure that Trump's or his aides' conversations were captured by surveillance at all.
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The university says calls should "always end with a pleasantry," and you should "be sure that you have answered all the caller's questions" before hanging up.
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We want to be sure that each operation that we perform on Mars is safe, so we set our safety monitors to be fairly sensitive initially.
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You can be sure that most presidential candidates are going to pair up with musicians and other celebrities that hold the same view points for support.
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They must be quarantined for a few days until doctors can be sure that they haven't caught any transmissible diseases from their time in the cave.
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"Honey, I don't want to interrupt your train of thought, but be sure that Bob puts the melody to that song, that 'Wanted Man,'" she said.
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RCTs involve randomly assigning a policy to some people and not to others, so that researchers can be sure that differences are caused by the policy.
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Commercial spots are also "brand safe," because unlike with some digital formats, media buyers can be sure that ads won't be placed next to inappropriate content.
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You can be sure that Judge Hall's ruling is going to be cited in many, many defense briefs before the megabillion-dollar opioid case is over.
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But you can be sure that, if police had real time machines—based, perhaps, in old-fashioned blue phone boxes—regulators would be all over them.
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"Criminal gangs want to be sure that in the next government, they can maintain their power networks, which is why they are increasing attacks," Sanchez said.
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In a small bowl, mix the starter culture with the distilled water using a fork to be sure that you do not get any clumps. 3003.
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CCO's should be careful to document clear lines of supervision and be sure that clear job descriptions and mission statements are in place for compliance departments.
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But we can't be sure that there isn't some indelible nuance lost by not choosing an actor more familiar with the particular challenge that transitioning presents.
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To the extent that any suspicious transactions are identified, one can be sure that the investigators will follow the money to see where the trail leads.
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And when upstart species begin to thrive, you can be sure that the most opportunistic species of them all, Homo sapiens, will try to eat them.
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They should also consider only sharing their profile link with specific people, though they can't be sure that those people won't share the link with others.
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The service is constantly recording the last 60 seconds of a play session — though, to be sure, that can still take up a lot of space.
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Maybe I'm writing this so I can be sure that insecurity is something everyone has and the only difference is how a person deals with it.
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With weight, you can be sure that your 100 grams of flour is actually 100 grams of flour, no matter how many cups it can fill.
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In our rush to prevent deaths from addiction, we need to be sure that we aren't increasing suicides in pain patients who are benefiting from medication.
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They said that companies should have strong corporate governance policies to be sure that buybacks are done for purposes of helping businesses in the long run.
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In the case of others, one can't be sure—that staircase, for instance, could be from any number of prewar apartment buildings, from anywhere in Europe.
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Unfortunately, there is no safe amount of alcohol nor a safe time in pregnancy when we can be sure that alcohol won't affect a developing fetus.
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But because the company is not public yet, one cannot even be sure that valuations will materialize, particularly in the era of the overvalued start-up.
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"You can be sure that they will be done without political influence and they will be done correctly and properly," Sessions said at the hearing Tuesday.
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"I think we can be sure that whatever Mr. McConnell proposes, public health will not benefit, and our kids will not be well-protected," Crane said.
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"We need to be sure that when we criticize law officers it is narrowly focused on the right basis of criticism," Sessions said during Tuesday's hearing.
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"We need to be sure that we counter misinformation when we see it in popular culture and when we see it in social media," he says.
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Fellow judge Kevin O'Leary, who wasn't on the season premiere, wanted to be sure that the chair Branson was sitting in (usually his) wouldn't be damp.
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We can be sure that exactly the same kinds of meetings will happen now— in fact, the person who chaired the Katrina group was Mike Pence.
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It was the start of the fifth day in the sentencing hearing, but Ms. Lorencen, 22, wanted to be sure that her voice was still heard.
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I want to be sure that the school that gave me a chance will be able to permanently open that same door of opportunity for others.
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In addition to the dangers of the work itself, the sex workers in the Bois can never be sure that they will be paid at all.
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This is the second largest economy in the world, but you can be sure that the cure or vaccine will not be coming out of China.
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"Every patient I treated after that, I was more careful to be sure that they were given the opportunity to tell me their story," he said.
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And now, he says, he will be sure that Ms. Ames and Mr. Scheidel are too — unless their insurers relent and let them have the drug.
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Equally I have to be sure that we have the right safeguards and transparency in place to ensure that we protect people's privacy and human rights.
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"But we can be sure that terrorists will continue to use what they perceive to be the most secure means to plot their attacks," he added.
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You can be sure that more MLB teams will make a move like this in the near future, though obviously, that's up to the franchises themselves.
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"The UK needs to be sure that foreign products can be imported and UK products exported as usual," the government said in a statement to parliament.
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To be sure, that could change if the economic data come in weaker than expected, especially if inflation doesn't rise towards the Fed's 2 percent goal.
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It's partly why she and Justin waited so long to get married: she wanted to be sure that when they said their vows, they meant them.
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" But, he added, "we can be sure that terrorists will continue to use what they perceive to be the most secure means to plot their attacks.
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Later in the day, there were indeed negative news items about his opponents, and Weinstein stopped by Nestor's desk to be sure that she'd seen them.
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Computers fail, networks have hiccups — but when you're dealing with say a financial transaction, you want to be sure that happens, well, exactly once and no more.
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But how can you be sure that your old phones, computers, and monitors aren't actually ending up in a landfill on the other side of the planet?
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Who knows what Bachelor producers will make these women do next, but we can be sure that there's enough blood-thirsty face-sucking worms to go around.
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"Be sure that you present it well, whether it is in an envelope with a thank you and a smile on it, or a card," she said.
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However, be sure that there are boundaries in place so you are making your new life as a mom your number one priority during this precious time.
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Trump is predictable in the sense that you can be sure that whatever he does will be the most unhinged version of the wrong thing to do.
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We need better intelligence cooperation, we need to be sure that we are getting the best intelligence that we can from friends and allies around the world.
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It's not clear exactly how much each individual clap tips the scale, but you can be sure that writers will be asking readers to click that button.
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And be sure that key internal and external partners – lawyers, PR teams, investor relations and bankers – are lined up in support of the strategy and the message.
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I really believe I am the best person to continue this project or this work plan, and I want to be sure that I am paid accordingly.
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To figure out if humanity has truly become a geologic force of nature, we need to be sure that our traces will persist long after we're gone.
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But you can be sure that every time the press is allowed into one of the week's events, all eyes will be on those tiny world travelers.
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However, it held off from raising rates at its May meeting as it waited to be sure that Britain's economy was recovering from its early 2018 slowdown.
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Earmark 210 percent of your gross income for retirement, as well, and be sure that you have enough money for adequate life and disability insurance, Kozak said.
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The MBA also wants to be sure that HUD would monitor whether the program is working over time to reduce delinquencies among those who received the counseling.
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You can be sure that anytime an officer steps over the line and into criminal behavior, as this one did, my office will hold that individual accountable.
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"We wanted really be sure that he was guilty," another juror, 61-year-old James Gallulo, told Wang, adding that he felt deeply sorry for both parties.
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And if the talks should come to nothing, as is likely, both sides will need to be sure that the bad blood does not lead to conflict.
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Whether you're feeling like making a dip, an appetizer, a casserole, or maybe a dessert, you've got to be sure that it ticks off several important criteria.
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And you can be sure that Democrats will remind voters that the tax cuts will push up America's budget deficit to an estimated $804 billion this year.
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At that point, we can be sure that our conclusions are robust, and we can be confident that any actions we take based on them are justifiable.
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The designer, who met Kylie through her mom Kris Jenner, also wanted to be sure that she had a space to throw her epic parties and dinners.
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Unverifiable: the inmate must never know whether he is being looked at at any one moment; but he must be sure that he may always be so.
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Quantum computing is a nascent technology that might revolutionize computers, although it is too soon to be sure that the technology will live up to its promise.
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To be sure, that was still far below employment in larger, more established fields such as the Permian Basin in Texas or the sprawling Marcellus in Pennsylvania.
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When interviewing for a new position, you want to be sure that you gain a clear understanding of what your responsibilities will be if given an offer.
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This all-in-one communication app cooperates with all your devices, so you can be sure that any messages you send have proper phrasing and impeccable grammar.
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Frankly, we'd like a doctor to go check on all of this man's friends, to be sure that they didn't injure themselves shaking their heads too hard.
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Neither the United States nor China can be sure that a further escalation of their conflict will not turn the current slowdown into a full-blown recession.
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Belgium was playing England in the World Cup that night, and Eden Hazard is the team's star, but people couldn't be sure that May wasn't being teased.
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But we can assume — no, we can be sure — that he was lashing out at an America at odds with his darker, smaller, more oppressive mind-set.
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But with more than 150,000 live streams per day, how can you be sure that you didn't miss a funny or heartwarming moment when you were away?
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There's an expansion draft coming in June but teams can't be sure that their hefty contracts will be the one Vegas absorbs or takes in a trade.
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This debate won't be solved tomorrow, but in the meantime you can be sure that your doctor still wants you to keep up with the healthy shit.
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So it's very important to be very careful in this process when you place the bonds to be sure that people understand the risk you are taking.
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Mr. Scowcroft viewed the job as one designed to bring together views — and consensus if possible — to be sure that the president heard a variety of opinions.
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We can't be sure that this theory is true: We'll need a lot more data and fine-grained analysis to be certain about this kind of result.
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Automakers responded with changes that earned better ratings, but the insurance institute wanted to be sure that automakers were making the same changes to the passenger side.
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Even if they don't succeed, you can be sure that they will next year — if they manage to hold on to the House in the midterm elections.
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You've accomplished something you're proud of, and you want to be sure that your boss, client, or mentor knows what you achieved and how you achieved it.
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Because meaningful health reform would eliminate the incentives for these abuses, we can be sure that at a small number of doctors would suffer steep income declines.
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"We have to be sure that the crisis that is climate change remains front and center like a ticking time bomb," Fonda said, according to WUSA9.com.
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If Bolton chooses to do so, you can be sure that he will not be motivated by a devotion to democratic government or the rule of law.
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If the president is to seek a working majority by including the Democratic leadership, he needs to be sure that his Republican members are on board too.
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Americans need to be sure that major foreign policy decisions are made in the national interest — not because of foreign ties forged by the president's business ventures.
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When educators are attempting to teach students to "go to the source," writers, reviewers, editors and publishers need to be sure that these sources can be located.
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"I want to look closely, because I want to be sure that whatever I do, I'm doing something where I can make the biggest difference," he said.
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If the Democratic nominee did wind up embracing a more left-leaning agenda, there is no way to be sure that there would be an electoral penalty.
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And then when it comes to putting a special together, you can be sure that every inch of material that she uses, she's workshopped over 100 times.
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And one membership extends to seven devices simultaneously, so you can be sure that every laptop, tablet, and smartphone in your tech arsenal is safe and secure.
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"If you have a piece of safety critical code, you want to be sure that nothing can interfere with that," John Ronco, VP Product Marketing, told Reuters.
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It's common practice for dealerships to mark up financing rates, so shopping around could help you be sure that the dealership's offer is the best deal. 6.
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That said, we can be sure that this is only the first shot to be fired in what will be a prolonged battle over security in Brazil.
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We need to be sure that — I just introduced a bill, there's also one on the Senate side — to cap prescription drug costs $250 individual, $500 for families.
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Most of this year's contestants were also adopted, and festival organizers work to be sure that the "adopt, don't shop" mantra is a part of the big day.
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And this machine is made up of intricately connected parts, all moving in a pattern of such complexity that you can't always be sure that you're following it.
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But this is only the beginning, and you can be sure that these chefs, entrepreneurs and entorians will keep working until you're okay with crickets in your cookies.
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Goisser said the company is also developing various ways to recognize and resolve conflicting data, so its customers can be sure that the information they're collecting is accurate.
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Clinton's aides are aware that she can't be seen as shying away from a fight with Trump, but want to be sure that fight is on their terms.
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You can be sure that, if it is a true French twist, the updo has been pumped full of hairspray and secured with many well-placed bobby pins.
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Six minutes is half an eternity in a new product presentation, so you'd better be sure that time is invested in a compelling pitch that builds people's anticipation.
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"While I believe Chipotle has bottomed, I think it still needs to mark more time before we can be sure that the turn is for real," Cramer said.
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We can be sure that "the core of the Chinese Communist Party" will be spending much of his time between now and then to ensure that he can.
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For example, if a company like Glassdoor provides some of its company feedback data, how can Glassdoor be sure that this is not cannibalising its own freemium business?
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I wanted to be sure that I did everything in my power to save him and keep him… If he would've been average height, this would've still happened.
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DIANNE FEINSTEIN, D—CALIFORNIA: If he&aposs going to denuclearize, we have to be sure that all the I&aposs are dotted and T&aposs are crossed. SEN.
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"If we get confirmation that the broader market wants to push lower, you can be sure that technology is going to lead us to the downside," said Gordon.
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And if the president is known not to respect the chief of staff, you can be sure that the rest of the executive branch won't respect him either.
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The woman and the Jane sitting beside the bed would press down on her belly gently, but very firmly, to be sure that all the liquid came out.
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So it's feasible that Russia has some dirt on Trump, and there's good reason to brief him about this even if we can't be sure that it's accurate.
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But both events underscore a grim certainty: now that he is taking the fight to Pakistan's religious right, Mr Sharif can be sure that it will fight back.
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These outfits are able to offer credit, since they can provide accurate valuations, and thus be sure that the car in question is adequate collateral for a loan.
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" Sanders said he has to be sure that the issues he feels strongly about, citing wealth inequality and the shrinking middle class, are "resonating with the American people.
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I had waited because I wanted to be sure that the treatment regimen would work to produce significant benefits for me before trying to sell it to others.
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To be sure, that Look magazine article is sprinkled with all sorts of themes that we see repeated today when people try to justify killing innocent black men.
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If you decide to build your smart home with devices that are compatible with Apple's HomeKit ecosystem, you want to be sure that you're choosing the right gadgets.
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With three sizes and silicon ear hooks, you can be sure that they'll fit comfortably in your ear and stay there for up to nine hours of playtime.
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No longer can you be sure that a large swell of young working-age people will enrich your country, as they did a generation ago in East Asia.
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"We're trying to be sure that we understand the policy objectives of the government and the government understands the ramifications of policy actions they might take," Wirth said.
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If you are submitting a series of illustrations or panels as your cartoon, be sure that your entry is contained in one image file to be uploaded. 5.
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I knew with Mazara and Napoli behind me, two RBI guys, the situation we were in, I just needed to be sure that (Andrus) gets to third base.
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Captains are expected to be experts in celestial navigation, he said, adding that owners need to be sure that their captains could navigate if the yacht's equipment failed.
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Both my husband and I want to be sure that our sons have the same thing — black adults who they can turn to for inspiration, motivation, and support.
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As Nonna Marijuana suggests, if you don't care for the saffron, be sure that the broth you're using is strong enough to give the risotto a flavorful taste.
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"You can be sure that I will start paying special attention to you personally, Mr. Kuciak," Mr. Kocner told the 27-year-old investigative reporter in September 3.43.
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If there is an R, an, A and a T in the hive, you can be sure that Rat-A-TAT will be counted as a word. 49A.
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If you are submitting a series of illustrations or panels as your cartoon, be sure that your entry is contained in one image file to be uploaded. 22019.
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Just be sure that you don't neglect proven health advice — like washing your hands and not touching your face — when it comes to protecting yourself from viral illness.
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However, there are thousands of reporters in Hanoi to cover the event, so you can be sure that every cable news channel will have wall-to-wall coverage.
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Keep your own image on video on top so you can see what you look like and be sure that they can see you from the waist up.
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Google does not want either of these laws to pass, and you can be sure that papers from major think tanks will be part of the policy discussion.
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You've got to be sure that the baby can breathe on its own and eat on its own and walk on its own and grow on its own.
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"When she looks back in 10 years at her last term, she wants to be sure that she had a worthwhile ending comparable to her predecessors," he said.
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Around the clock The source said the State Department was working around the clock with embassies worldwide, even calling them, to be sure that they heeded the warnings.
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You can be sure that if, say, Gillibrand was chosen to give the Democratic Response, the political operations for Booker, Warren and Sanders would be up in arms.
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The upfront costs of purchasing a property are substantial, so you want to be sure that you will at least recoup those in the property's eventual price appreciation.
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"It's good to be sure that we have a tire that is able to resist to this level, for example, but it's not just the speed," Isola said.
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"We wanted to be sure that our entire community knows that we see you, we hear you, we value you," Emily Ayubi, director of APA Style, told Vox.
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Today's active gear ought to double as gear for an active lifestyle, so be sure that whatever you're buying is capable of as many reps as you are.
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In any case, if he loses you can be sure that this rivalry will be used to sell a title fight for Cody Garbrandt whenever that seems opportune.
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So now that automatic synchronization between Google Photos and Google Drive is going away, how can you be sure that your photos and videos are being backed up safely?
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We're still grappling with some very difficult issues, but we really want to be sure that we don't just stick with what [many] states currently have on the books.
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Whether you pair it with a basic black hoodie or a more formal top hat and tails, you can be sure that EvilCorp will quake at your sartorial prowess.
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These are not decisions to make lightly; the utility wants to be sure that they will still be needed, and will still pay off, for many years to come.
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Right now, they can't even be sure that the methane is coming from a spot in the Gale Crater, where Curiosity is located, or emerged from elsewhere on Mars.
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People are unpredictable by nature, and although you can take a nation's pulse, you can't be sure that the nation hasn't just run up a flight of stairs. —E.
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Smets also stated that the euro zone's central bank would be keeping "very important" monetary accommodation going forward "in order to be sure that inflation expectations are consistently anchored."
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On this basis, we can be sure that copies of classics such as "The Art of the Deal" and "Think Like a Billionaire" will always be in plentiful supply.
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Why it matters: NASA wants to be sure that if life is eventually found elsewhere in our solar system, it isn't the result of contamination from our own world.
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"We must be sure that no commitments or deals were made between Mr. Thiel and Mr. Clayton, especially pertaining to Thiel's company's pending business before the SEC," she said.
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It also has Peter raise the issue so we can be sure that despite his white lacrosse bro exterior, Lara Jean — and by extension viewers — can still like him.
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"We need to be sure that any political bias within Google's workforce does not creep into its workforce," Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said in an opening statement.
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Your iPhone should automatically switch over, but to be sure that it will, go into the Date & Time preferences in your Settings and check that Set Automatically is selected.
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Firms that missed the boat on China or, like Amazon and Facebook, were simply not allowed in, want to be sure that they do not miss out this time.
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ESCALATION PAUSE Neither the United States nor China can be sure that a further escalation of their conflict will not turn the current slowdown into a full-blown recession.
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If these firms can move on to other people's turf, can they be sure that their own turf is as well protected as they would like investors to think?
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But I want to be sure that as we exercise our right to speak out as residents of this great country, we do so peacefully, respectfully, and with dignity.
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Anyone who accepts a risky job at a startup can be sure that if things don't work out there are lots of big employers nearby to fall back on.
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Whatever's next, you can be sure that there's a long game at play, whether that means succeeding at the legislative level or looking to a more ambitious goal beyond.
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You can be sure that the Caracas cartel will try to use the petro to launder the remaining bits of Venezuela's national treasury and productive economy that they steal.
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U.S. Circuit Judge Gerard Lynch asked how the court could be sure that did not happen, since no record existed of what Robson would have said about any wrongdoing.
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Supporters insist this amendment is a crucial test of parliament's sovereignty, but you can be sure that government ministers will be tracking the result of this vote by vote.
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To be sure that the baby is getting enough milk, the American Academy of Pediatrics advises watching for changes in your baby's weight gain, diaper output and feeding behavior.
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As the receiver, I was the person in control of how far the scene would go, but I still had to be sure that they would respect my limits.
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"My goal is to just be sure that whoever takes a part in this business has the same morals I do and cares about making a difference," she said.
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It's no easy feat to attend (let alone play) Eistnaflug, so once you're there, you can be sure that everyone around you really, really wanted to be there, too.
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When he leaves his native Canada on business, Dave Zettel can't be sure that the bartenders wherever he is headed to will know how to make his favorite drink.
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She likes to be sure that her co-stars are comfortably situated and has been known to inspect and then personally redecorate cast quarters in advance of their arrival.
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Just be sure that you place consistent limits on screen time, and don't allow it to take the place of physical activity, sleep, or spending time with the family.
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To be sure, that does not suggest the South American country's humanitarian crisis - which has prompted some 4.5 million people to flee since 2015 - is coming to an end.
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However, if diplomatic and economic measures fail, then the U.S. can be sure that calls from NATO members to further bolster the alliance will be loud, clear, and persistent.
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But executives pay attention to box office numbers, and if a movie does well, you can be sure that studios will try to replicate its success however they can.
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You better get ready and listen to it now, because you can be sure that you're going to hear this jam at every club and party for the rest
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Nor would it be an easy task to find a startup founder (an imperfect analogy to be sure) that did not have some level of investment in their own product.
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So when the committee convenes 10 days from now, you can be sure that Trump will be watching and, if past behavior is any indication, weighing in on the conversation.
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You have to look at 30 or 40 different variables on almost every transaction to be sure that the transaction is valid and it really is you who's coming in.
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If I pop into someone's office or cube to ask a question, I can be sure that I'll leave with three tasks to complete by the end of the day.
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Collectors want to be sure that the art they are buying is of museum quality and widely sought after, and that it is part of a long art-historical tradition.
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Historically, restaurants have replaced their POS systems every five to seven years (~150,000 units per year), and you can be sure that few are buying proprietary systems this refresh cycle.
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"I think our greatest challenge now is to be sure that the members understand exactly what they're voting for as they accept these new levels of personal responsibility," Missouri Sen.
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I did a double take when I saw it, and endeavored to be sure that my team of medical students and interns did not see the shock on my face.
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We can be sure that Twitter's creators never imagined a world where bots would be launched to influence an election when they created the company more than a decade ago.
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Just be sure that you've harvested all the files from all your apps—apps like Twitter and WhatsApp save photos in a different location to the main gallery, for example.
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Until the introduction of a single bank account for the federal government in 2012, taxpayers could not be sure that they were not simply fattening the personal accounts of mandarins.
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And we can now be sure that Green Day will continue to provide a soundtrack to our resistance of racism, sexism, homophobia, Islamophobia, xenophobia and all other forms of oppression.
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Thus, it is difficult to be sure that you have the best price, or even a decent price, and many consumers are skeptical of the fairness of the entire process.
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Policymakers need to be sure that the private sector will be able to provide sufficient credit to maintain the euro zone's recovery if the central bank takes a step back.
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"You don't really care why it works, you just try and get the statistics solid so you can be sure that it works," Searls recently told me, over the phone.
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"That's when you really gotta be sure that that's the right characters to add," Jeremy Burge, founder of Emojipedia and the vice chair of the consortium's Emoji Subcommittee, tells Axios.
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The second is to be sure that the parties' ability to vet and ultimately pick their nominees is not rendered obsolete by a flood of newcomers with little partisan loyalty.
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Think LinkedIn, but where you can be sure that the recommender was the boss or client or that the individual actually does have that mutual friend in common with you.
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"If reelected, you can be sure that I will continue to be the fiercest opponent in the Senate to the rightwing extremism of Trump and the Republican leadership," Sanders tweeted.
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Representative Richard Neal, chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, told reporters he wanted to be sure that the IRS begins to accept tax returns on Jan.
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"As a justice, it was obvious that he wanted to get the case right and wanted to be sure that he'd thought broadly about the material and arguments," he said.
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"We're pursuing (the Yemen war) until we can be sure that nothing will happen there like Hezbollah again," bin Salman told Reuters, referring to the Iran-backed Lebanese Shia group.
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Make sure you don't commit some of the sins I've listed above, and you can be sure that your Uber and Lyft ratings will be close to a perfect 5.0.
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"Musk, I believe, has a ton to do with the selection and he wants to be sure that they can see eye-to-eye," said Elazar Capital analyst Chaim Siegel.
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The Bexar County Sheriff's Department is filling out paperwork to grant the mother protected status, pending the outcome of the case, working to be sure that she won't be deported.
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"This works great as long as you can be sure that you are properly identifying your friends, and that your friends also take good care of their accounts," he said.
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To prevent a screenshot of your candidate on an NSFW website from going viral, you must be sure that your partner has sophisticated content controls that go beyond whitelist/blacklist.
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People must have the self-confidence to be clear, precise, to be sure that every person in their organization — highest to lowest — understands what the business is trying to achieve.
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Dr. Wilens said that at that first visit, it's especially important to discuss the diagnosis with parents, and be sure that they are in agreement about what the problem is.
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"I want to be sure that those lymph nodes really have cancer in them," the surgeon said as much to her as to himself as he considered the PET scan.
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However, as many as 3,000 reporters are currently in Singapore to cover the event, so you can be sure that every cable news channel will have wall-to-wall coverage.
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Some experts say the try before you buy concept is perfect for a risky time — it allows potential homeowners the chance to be sure that they're making the right choice.
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But, you can be sure that he -- and lots and lots of his fellow Republicans (and Democrats) will vote for it in a day and a half or so. Why?
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"I didn't vote four years ago, as I am not attracted to politics here, but I want to be sure that Mr. Raisi will not win," said Fariba Maleki, 65.
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They should ask Warren how she can be sure that her morally just "wealth tax" will raise as much money and pay for as much as she says it will.
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I have integrated the fullness of this imperfect person; when I now return to praising him, be sure that it is with the appropriate level of personal internal conflicted feeling.
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My wife also looked at catalogs and wanted to be sure that the color of the chair fabric of any set that was chosen matched the rest of the decour.
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In that case you have three choices: If you pick option two, be sure that the problem wasn't your own fear or inability before you go searching for greener grass.
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Let him add his voice: Wherever you see men clustering together to form a party, you may be sure that however much error may be there truth is there also.
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It's a jealously guarded secret, but you can be sure that whatever is being built and tested out there has evolved from the technology systems that were worked on before.
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Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri, grilled Mr. Mnuchin about how Americans could be sure that debt the Trump Organization owed to foreign interests would not influence Mr. Trump's policies.
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"I think it was this sort of duty for him to be sure that he was being true to the vision and properly recording what was there," Mr. McQuillen said.
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The Dot was the best-selling item on Amazon this Cyber Monday, so you can be sure that smart home gifts are going to be big hits this holiday season.
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If the first thing guests are met with is this elitist, aggressive attitude, you can be sure that the person going through those doors thinks that is what is cool.
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He would hold the clock close to his near-sighted eyes and watch the second hand move around, timing my call to be sure that he charged me the right amount.
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We want to be sure that it lives on and can further the mission the we set out to achieve even if it doesn't look like the way it does today.
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However, the President-elect told reporters on Saturday that he wants to "be sure" that there is actual evidence of hacking by the Russians before agreeing with the intelligence community's findings.
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We need to be sure that banks are following that plan and should be compliant with the PCA (Prompt Corrective Action) norms by March end on capital and bad loan parameters.
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No matter what she does, fans can be sure that during those obligatory promo tours, she'll be her usual, side-splitting self when she pays her regular visit to Jimmy Fallon.
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So while Carey and Swift fans are joining hands in solidarity this week, you can be sure that if Taylor manages to threaten Mimi's titles, the claws will come out again.
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You may be sure that such was not really the case then, and it is even more ludicrous now, when you, and other sensible couples, have had serious discussions about marriage.
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At the same time, we always want to be sure that what we're doing is grounded in a real, tangible service that makes people's lives easier — and that much more happy!
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There's no word on when that'll happen exactly, but you can be sure that as soon as it does, it'll be a major event for piña colada-loving jet-setters everywhere.
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"People want to be sure that they do their homework, that the transaction's in a position where they've got a good chance of bringing it to the finish line," he said.
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Ting says he can remove most of it from specific sites, but with silicone's propensity to travel, he can never be sure that it isn't hiding somewhere else in the body.
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We want to be sure that the management team that we are buying into is ready and wants to work with us that the shareholders of the selling company are comfortable.
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As you can imagine, having trees at 22017 meters (22018 feet) high means you have to be sure that the branches can't be broken by extremely windy conditions, or fall down.
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That said, it'll still take some time before we can really be sure that cervical cancer rates will similarly plummet, since many women develop it in their mid 30s and 40s.
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"There are great, amazing stories that will show the power of this platform, and we want to be sure that we are the ones producing them with our partners," he said.
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As a first step, companies need to be sure that a baseline assessment is made of their security measures combined with a network penetration evaluation, where an outsider tests the network.
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Third, Tusk said, the leaders should "reconfirm the need for a legally operational backstop on Ireland, so as to be sure that there will be no hard border in the future".
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While NASA's contracting decisions are supposed to be apolitical, Musk can't be sure that burning bridges with the Trump administration won't hurt SpaceX's chances of getting government contracts in the future.
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"You can be sure that the agreement that will come at the end of it will comply with both European and international law," Commission spokesman Alexander Winterstein told a news briefing.
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To be sure, that pressure is not unique to startups — for example, in the smartphone industry, players are expected to push out new flagship handsets, with improved features and services, annually.
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Aside from her brief stint with colored contacts (and even then, we can't be sure that wasn't the work of Photoshop), she keeps her look very much on the minimal side.
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Erdogan's spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said Turkey wanted to be sure that the president's planned Washington visit could achieve "concrete results" on issues including Syria, counter-terrorism, the defense industry and trade.
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" To be sure, that answer is the diplomatic equivalent to sporting a tourist shirt that reads, "I flew between multiple Gulf capitals and all I got was this lousy t-shirt.
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Just be sure that the onions are thickly sliced, no less than three-quarters of an inch, otherwise they could burn to a sooty mess on the bottom of the pan.
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"We couldn't be sure that the experience was going to be up to our standards for... fans, whom we never want to disappoint," the company wrote in a statement on Saturday.
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"We want to be sure that every organization on the planet that is building modern application architectures is aware of the value that we can create for them," Wright tells me.
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"That's the only way we can be sure that that virus is not going to be reintroduced in the state of Florida and then spread," DeSantis said of the new order.
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" At the end of the prayer, Sister Jean added one more request: "I asked that when the buzzer went off, we wanted to be sure that we got that big 'W.
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To be sure that the beetles were using their spray to escape, the researchers also fed the toads beetles that had been forced to expel their poison just before being consumed.
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Whichever route they take to Mexico—which ironically has one of the most restrictive gun policies in the world—we can be sure that European firms are profiting from the carnage.
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"The levels we obtained are extremely worrying, and we can be sure that more apartments are in the same situation," Jacky Bonnemains, the head of Robin Hood, said of the apartment.
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The core value of a co-branded credit card is the benefits in its associated loyalty program, so be sure that the benefits are valuable enough to justify the annual fee.
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They are the totality of their experiences, and you can be sure that many of those athletes have experienced the discrimination and inequality that led to kneeling in the first place.
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Still, Texans are beyond resilient, and you can be sure that they will not allow a hurricane of any size to keep them, their communities, or industries down for very long.
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Why don't you take a lie detector test so the American people can be sure that you, all over TV, ubiquitous, you might as well be on airport radar and sonograms.
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You can be sure that the company will pitch this to investors, and will make an argument that it should be valued higher than a typical retail company as a result.
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We can't be sure that this theory of Corbyn's victory is true yet: We'll need a lot more data and fine-grained analysis to be certain about this kind of result.
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Anyone determined to disclose corporate or government misbehavior — from tax fraud to war crimes — can be sure that the heavily protected WikiLeaks's submission system ensures their emails and uploads cannot be traced.
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It's like listening to somebody whisper a word in a busy café; it can be difficult to make out the word or even to be sure that the person whispered at all.
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You can highlight an app and click End task at any time to force close it, but be sure that you don't have any unsaved work open in it at the time.
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And they need to be sure that the first thing is to make sure that they neutralize any potential threat to other individuals and themselves as they go through these -- these locations.
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Collins remembers telling her 5-year-old son that it was an important game and to be sure that he caught the ball and got the opposing team out whenever he could.
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Neubauer also says that Tetris 99 doesn't have as brutal of RNG (random number generation) as classic Tetris; you can be sure that you're going to get certain bricks at consistent intervals.
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With around 10 dogs arriving at Battersea's three centers every day, we can be sure that many dogs will get a chance to enjoy the palace whilst they await their new home.
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One of the frustrating things about streaming movies is that you can never really be sure that you're getting the proper aspect ratio, not unless you go and look it up later.
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"We really want to be sure that the evictions are not used as a backdoor to forced returns to Syria," Mike Bruce, a spokesman for the Norwegian Refugee Council, said by phone.
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" Despite Sessions' reservations about the law as a senator, he said during his confirmation hearing: "The law has been passed, Congress has spoken, you can be sure that I will enforce it.
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Even if we never find out how Ramsay and Oliver actually feel about each other, we can be sure that there is someone in the Ramsay clan Oliver does like: Gordon's wife.
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Grassroots advocacy professionals need to be sure that they are using all tools at their disposal and not just going for the lowest time and cost tactics like email or social media.
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The T-Mobile version I've been testing has a half-dozen apps preinstalled, including the incredibly useless Lookout app scanner, and you can be sure that the other carrier models are similar.
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Although scientists can never be sure that climate change caused a particular event such as the Alberta fire, few people doubt that producing Athabasca crude emits more greenhouse gas than conventional oil.
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"We are working with Southern to be sure that we can meet the new deadline that Southern has established," Gutierrez said on the sidelines of the World Nuclear Association conference in London.
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In the long run, you can be sure that humanity will do everything it can to avert an ice age, given the challenge of sustaining civilization with advancing miles-high ice sheets.
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But we can be sure that one day their language will seem no less strange, no less rooted in the values and expectations of our historical moment, than Washington's was in his.
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But we can be sure that these "performers" know what to do in a traffic jam like this — Pulheim has apparently the highest number of cars per household in Europe: 2.7 cars.
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However, this is less secure, so be sure that you're comfortable with that before turning it off, and consider turning it back on if you plan on using your computer in public.
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Before you're ready to list your phone for sale, be sure that it's properly backed up so that you don't lose all of your data when you switch to your new model.
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"If consumers want to be sure that synthetic solvents weren't used to decaffeinate, they should look for the organic seal," says Charlotte Vallaeys, Consumer Reports' senior policy analyst and food-label expert.
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"Ideally, the light source should be even with your face," Ms. Stuart said, so be sure that the size and shape of the fixtures work with the height of your junction boxes.
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Owners should be sure that their websites are showing up prominently in internet searches, and they should refresh the text or pictures so frequent visitors don't find them boring or tired-looking.
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"My wife also looked at catalogs and wanted to be sure that the color of the chair fabric of any set that was chosen matched the rest of the decor," he said.
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Apparently word had spread about a great party in an upscale home, and the parents were not monitoring who came and went to be sure that only invited guests were let in.
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Rather, the American people need to be sure that justice is done, and to achieve that, there are certain concrete steps that the chief justice can and should take during the trial.
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"My wife also looked at catalogs and wanted to be sure that the color of the chair fabric of any set that was chosen matched the rest of the decor," he wrote.
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"Let's be sure that when we are there and visible, we are focusing on the person who is speaking and trying to learn all we can from what they're saying," she said.
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An SEC really worried about the reporting obligations for some firms should want to be sure that these private markets are vibrant, and that smaller investors are able to easily access them.
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In Chile, he said, the pope, like any leader, found himself in an "ethical dilemma" in which he wanted to believe victims but needed to be sure that their allegations were true.
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So, while it's true we'll never know what DJ Kemistry might have gone on to do, we can be sure that what she did is protected from the passing of time, indefinitely.
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To be sure, that was a little cheap (especially the idea that Janet regains her powers if even a toe is through the portal), but I'm only really saying that in retrospect.
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Otherwise, if you haven't heard anything, Wessel said that the only way to be sure that you aren't still in the running for the job is to determine if the position has started.
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"It's evident that these Chinese companies would be willing to temporarily accept some sub-par returns on their purchases ... but be sure that they are not going to overspend," Upside Finance's Gargiulo said.
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However, just as one can never be sure that any individual hurricane would not have happened without global warming, one can never prove that a given war would not have occurred without it.
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"I made a complete commitment to be sure that my kids are compassionate kids," Jeannie tells PEOPLE in this week's issue as she recovers from a lengthy surgery that removed a six-cm.
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" Clinton added, "If he doesn't have the courage to stand up to Donald Trump after all of this, then can you be sure that he will stand up for you when it counts?
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The job is advertised over and over If you see a job that keeps coming back in the ads--like a zombie that just won't die--you can be sure that means something.
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We can be sure that this never-been-opened tape is legit because it still contains an insert that offers $2.50 back via mail-in-rebate if you buy Jurassic Park on VHS.
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That way, you can be sure that you're really spotting an important, gender-influenced difference in your research—not just making the sort of assumption you'd find in a 19th-century phrenology textbook.
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You may not agree with everything she says or everything she's done or will do, but you can at least be sure that a Clinton presidency won't lead to some enormous unforeseen cataclysm.
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There's no word on when these photo-ready pink pineapples will be widely available, but you can be sure that when they are, your Instagram feed will be a little rosier than usual.
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Whichever direction the Fed, OCC and other federal financial regulators ultimately take, we can be sure that technology will be ready to help financial institutions and financial technology companies meet these new demands.
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And it's sort of because you have the password connection, or HTTPS connection with that, you can be sure that everything you're talking to is really the thing that it says it is.
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And, if Trump's 22019-person Alamo Project could have changed 70,000 votes in three states, how can we be sure that Russia's Internet Research Agency's 80-person staff didn't also have an impact?
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"The issue that we have to resolve is the cost of operation," she said, adding the airline wanted to be sure that any launch of operations with widebody aircraft would be done profitably.
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During the brief cooking, some of the avocado will melt into the mixture, suavely coating the strands of linguine, but you also want to be sure that there are still pieces of avocado.
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When he mounts an exhibit— often of a forgotten or neglected modernist associated with Dada or Surrealism — you can be sure that the scholarship is impeccable and that he did all of it.
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Okay, it's not got the nicest-looking or most intuitive of interfaces, but it's fine, and you can be sure that Apple is less interested in tracking you're browsing habits than Google is.Safari.
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Finally, Journy doesn't take a cut from restaurants or partners — this way, you can be sure that the startup is trying to come up with the best recommendations, not the most lucrative ones.
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Given that the government can't get THC levels right, how can researchers be sure that federally provided marijuana won't fail in other respects, such as the levels of other crucial chemicals like CBD?
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Although their love for one another is very apparent, we want to be sure that there are no underlying issues and that she is not suffering from any emotional scars from her injuries.
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Confounding is a classic problem of selection bias, so perhaps the best way to be sure that the two groups aren't different is to remove selection from their hands by randomly assigning participation.
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Bee started off by confronting Flynn about how his bill has forced abortion clinics to close: Dan Flynn: This was to be sure that we provided health care, safe health care for women.
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And it has cast a pall of uncertainty over hospital staff: Dinschel and Pihlaja-Olson could not be sure that the jobs they were hiring for would still exist in a few years.
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We need to be sure that we are continuing to be prepared to meet the threat while at the same time we are continuing to invest in fire prevention and forest management projects.
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Because I'm worried about when we get through this, that some live, some die, and I've got to be sure that you got the right priorities because the world's looking towards you. SEC.
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I'm saying you must be sure that the doubts and questions are your own, not, so to speak, the mustache and walking stick that happen to be the fashion of any particular moment.
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Just be sure that you are truly interested in learning more from the person you're requesting time with and it's not just some random career idea you thought you might be interested in.
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But this tends to be the result of a late night, a lack of preparation the night before, or our failure to be sure that there are basic food preferences in the fridge.
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At the Dutch factory, Mousavi pays "twenty times more per tube," but can be sure that the products undergo intensive quality control which is in line with what Mudmasky sells on the packaging.
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And at a record price tag of "north of $5 million" — nearly $170,000 per second — you can be sure that advertisers are thinking carefully about how to make each of those seconds count.
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For us to add to our menu, we have always wanted to be sure that what we are adding fits within our menu overall, and does not add unnecessary complexity to our operations.
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Finally, to be sure that physical activity was affecting the risk for depression, and not the other way around, the scientists repeated the Mendelian style of analysis on a separate large genetic database.
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The AP went to Jonathan Mayer, a Princeton computer scientist and former chief technologist for the Federal Communications Commission's enforcement bureau, just to be sure that its understanding of Google's location practices was accurate.
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Colleges compete with one another strenuously, and we can be sure that if Vanderbilt students show more academic growth than Emory's do, Vandy will spread the news and Emory will strive to catch up.
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In the unlikely event that the Hamilton Electors succeed in stopping Trump, you can be sure that Democrats won't back a reform binding electors unless the reform also addressed other issues with the system.
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"We demand justice, and we'll do everything we [can] to find those people who're in charge of poisoning Peter and be sure that they will be punished for what they did," the group added.
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The executives described hardware as a continued investment focus, and to be sure, that business in its current form is just three years old compared with about nine for cloud and 20193 for YouTube.
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That way I can be sure that if the 23andMe database is compromised, at least the identity thieves won't have my name, address, social security number or credit card info and my genetic code?
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There are not many things that one can be sure of in politics, but I can be sure that no one is coming in at the last minute to be the proverbial white knight.
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Only if firms fear discipline from their customers and implicated employees suffer a loss of reputation (and are fired for cause) can we be sure that such cases do not happen in the future.
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And they would rather have their data locked down and be sure that nothing bad will ever happen to it than be able to easily take it and have social experiences in other places.
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I could no longer be sure that the pictures I took would look quite the same on my wife's iPhone thanks to the different levels of color saturation on the Note 8's screen.
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That's a question Rosenstein himself may not yet know the answer to, but you can be sure that the deputy attorney general knows most of the answers to the rest of these questions already.
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"Given the earlier inactivity, NHC would want to be sure that a definitive change in the long-term climatology had occurred before changing the official start date of the Atlantic hurricane season," he said.
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But these two global powers should also help pay for the compensation of fishermen, as well, to be sure that effort goes beyond 2017, providing more time for sustainable fishing methods to be refined.
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You could be sure that the person with the 5-star rating as a graphic designer actually has real clients who paid her and didn't just get her friends to say she was great.
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But it was less these acts—immature and jerky, to be sure—that threatened to overturn the verdict of the voters of Minnesota, than the fact that the charges were continuing to be brought.
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"I will work very hard when I become president, if you join with others to help me to become president, to be sure that we immediately begin working for comprehensive immigration reform," she said.
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I was feeling quite zen after just an hour at Maison, but had I wanted to be sure that the feeling would last, I could have picked up $45 CBD gumdrops for the road.
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When a film opens in Grapevine, Texas, a week before it shows in Amarillo, let alone in some musty backwater like New York City, you can be sure that local pride is at stake.
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Other issues to consider: If you need to meet work deadlines, be sure that the property and pets don't require too much of your time; otherwise the "free" accommodations may wind up costing you.
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Sure, some people may get their first hit of Jones via the Kelly interview and become fans, but we can be sure that otherwise, they would become fans of his later through other means.
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Canadian border officials will take down the contact information of everyone entering the country beginning Thursday, and will then "follow up with them to be sure that they are indeed self-isolating," Freeland said.
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To be sure that the S&P 20093 is still in a bull market, it would have to close above its record high set on Jan 26, which it failed to do on Tuesday.
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"We want to be sure that nobody on our side is going to jail and that when we bring this product to market that it will be done the right way," Mr. Farudi said.
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First, why I wrote the book is because I thought I knew everything about social media having had the first anchor blog in 2003 and you can be sure that I actually wrote it.
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It's too early to be sure that these policies are having their desired effect, but the chart suggests that new cases may have peaked on March 21, 12 days after the initial national lockdown.
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"If the Wuhan virus emergency stretches into months and starts to impact economic growth severely, we can be sure that the central bank monetary spigots will be fully opened," OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley said.
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"If the report's recommendation is taken on dynamic pricing, we need to be sure that it is looked at closely during its implementation to ensure that drivers are not negatively impacted in the future."
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Trump's re-election depends on Democrats practicing the politics of self-destruction -- and you can be sure that Donald Trump, Fox News and Russian intelligence will be doing all they can to divide Democrats.
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We must be sure that the President and his Administration are always conducting our national security and foreign policy in the best interest of the American people, not the President's personal or political interest.
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As the travel booking engine develops, how can the audience be sure that articles and recommendations are unbiased, and not just there to promote a particular hotel that Culture Trip will earn commission on?
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" She added: "One can always do better, and that means you want to be sure that you are listening to people if they felt that something was unfair, or they felt bad about something.
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To be sure, that was true this year — but largely only because the game was one of the worst ever played, a sloppy, low-scoring affair both teams seemed to be trying to lose.
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To be sure, that is the mark of a very bad defense, but it's an improvement off of 2014—107th and 6.27 YPP—and 2013 where they ranked 119th and gave up 7.08 YPP (!!!).
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When the book is finally written about this era of politicians that actively worked against, and even taunted the citizens they served, you can be sure that a special chapter will be reserved for LePage.
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"There are a lot of very diverse queer narratives being told on the show, and so it made sense to me to be sure that there was a diverse array of queer voices," she says.
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If you're divorced with children, be sure that you and your ex are on the same page about who is claiming which child and who will be the head of household for that tax year.
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We'll likely see new businesses and arrangements appearing soon — but you can be sure that these too will require close monitoring to make sure the carriers don't allow them to get out of hand… again.
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"We don't have enough security guarantees in the status of the ombudsperson and in the effective powers of this ombudsperson in order to be sure that this is really an independent authority," Falque-Pierrotin said.
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Sunnis will want to be sure that they are given a full share of power in the city and its surrounding province of Nineveh, even though it is a Shia-dominated army that liberated them.
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Because if one thing is clear about Star Trek: Discovery at this point, not only can we be sure that "Whatever can happen, will happen," it's clear it'll happen in the least subtle way possible.
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"The most important thing is not to react on such and such instrument at this stage, but to be sure that we share the same goals and to have a joint political objective," he added.
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Democrats want assurances that McConnell will bring up an immigration bill in the next few weeks — and they want to be sure that they have leverage to force the Republican leader to keep his word.
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As eclipse fever hits the U.S., it's more important than ever to be sure that you're getting real eclipse glasses, not the fakes that have been popping up recently, the American Astronomical Society (AAS) said.
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Jurors had been told that to return verdicts of "unlawful killing" they would have to be sure that David Duckenfield, the police commander in charge at the match, was responsible for "manslaughter by gross negligence".
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Anytime a so-called country singer steps onstage with electrified instruments and backup singers, and without a five-string banjo, a dobro, a mandolin, and a fiddle, you can be sure that he isn't country.
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"We want to be sure that all guidance documents that have been issued by the department or will be issued in the future are in compliance with statute, including the Administrative Procedure Act," he said.
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You just never know where things will end up, but you can be sure that IF Mouse and Friends go on an adventure together, THEN they will just have to have fun the whole time!
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Alexandre Schwartsman, former director of Brazil's central bank, says without Bolsonaro openly defending market-friendly proposals on the campaign trail, there is no way to be sure that Guedes will be allowed to implement them.
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Or it might be asked, while the U.S. economy remains in good shape today, can we be sure that it will remain in good shape when voters go to the polls a year from now?
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But you can be sure that your favorite outlets, from Amazon to Walmart to Target to Best Buy, will be offering some form of a discount on just about any product you can think of.
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"Against big servers who go for a lot it's always difficult to find rhythm and be sure that you are in driver's seat until the match is over," Federer said after his 175th grasscourt win.
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Sam Clovis, a senior policy adviser to Mr. Trump, said new hires were being briefed on Mr. Trump's foreign policy positions and were asked to be sure that they felt comfortable with where he stood.
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Have a look around the apps on your streaming device to see what you can find, and be sure that a show or movie is listed for 4K or Ultra HD before spending any money.
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I think that this work is difficult enough and you do want to be sure that you have the top-down support from leadership and are open and willing to learn but also to evolve.
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However, they do not appear to include the effects of magnetic fields, so there is more work to be done to be sure that this missing physics is not influencing the results of the simulations.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:HP Chromebook (From $249 at Best Buy)How to update a ChromebookBefore you try to check for updates, be sure that your Chromebook is connected to Wi-Fi.
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"It would have been nice to get tested to be sure that we don't have it," said Tom, one half of that couple, who asked VICE not publish his last name due to privacy concerns.
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To help be sure that we are hiring people in a role that plays to their strengths, I always ask a strengths-based question in my interviews to help identify the right role for someone.
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As we continue to chase progress in cancer, let's be sure that we don't rob dying patients of a smaller, more subtle miracle: a death with dignity and grace, relatively free from pain and discomfort.
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But the larger issue, antidoping officials around the world said, is that no one can be sure that athletes who gained an advantage through Russia's program will not be present at next year's Summer Games.
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"The goal here is not to get an emergency supplemental on just any bill but to be sure that we get it on a bill that will get it to the president's desk," Blunt added.
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But I also believe that most lawful gun owners whom I have spoken with for many years across our country also want to be sure that we keep those guns out of the wrong hands.
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Moreover, you can be sure that salivating auction houses and art dealers are already strategizing over this new deep-pocketed budding collector: What high-priced masterwork might they be able to sell him come spring?
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The list goes on and on, which means El Chapo can be sure that when the film is made about his alleged crimes and Brooklyn trial, it will follow in the footsteps of Academy Award winners.
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Please be sure that you are the actual rights holder, or that you have a good faith belief that the material was removed in error, and that you understand the repercussions of submitting a false claim.
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"If a particular sight is important to you, be sure that you confirm that it's open on the day you hope to see it," he added, also suggesting visitors make reservations for the attraction when applicable.
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"We're always working hard to be sure that being a subscriber adds value to your Tinder experience — and that not being one doesn't detract from Tinder's core purpose: to connect you with new people," he said.
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Netflix hasn't confirmed season 3 of 13 Reasons Why yet, but fans can be sure that even if this group doesn't return to Liberty High School, the actors' group chat — and their friendship — will live on.
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America's state department has also urged the commission to "ensure that votes are counted in a transparent and open manner" and to be sure that its announced result corresponds with the counts released by voting stations.
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And you can be sure that conversation will continue for weeks to come, as we sort out who's fake-dead, who's really dead, who's gonna die next, and how great Cap looks in his fugitive beard.
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"You can be sure that algo[rithm]s and systems traders who are watching trend-line analysis like that, and discretionary traders who are watching technicals would have stop losses below this 340 mark," he said.
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Chang and the Furbo team talk to half a dozen dog owners every week to be sure that they are staying on the pulse of what customers want and think about current versions of the product.
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As long as a trainer is credentialed by one of those NCCA-recognized institutions, you can be sure that they had to pass a rigorous exam that proves a deep knowledge of exercise science and practice.
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"I take exception to the President's comments because you've got to be sure that you can do what you say you're going to do," the Arizona Republican said in an interview with Phoenix radio station KTAR.
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While many people would have you believe that "breast is best" when it comes to feeding a newborn — and there are irreplaceable benefits to breast-feeding, to be sure — that isn't always the case for everyone.
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Benwikere fractured his leg later in the season, but Rivera can at least be sure that devastating injury came at the hands of an armored opponent, rather than at the mercy of a small wheeled board.
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We were on a quiet side street in the West Village, but, like Malcolm X entering a restaurant, he surveyed the room to be sure that he wouldn't be sitting with his back to the door.
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But, if you suspect your anxiety is more serious, or you want to be sure that your self-medicating is as effective as it can be, it's highly recommended that you visit a mental health professional.
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Even acknowledging the failings of the police and setting aside the issue of knife-wielding watchmen, it feels hard to be sure that vigilantes like Stinson Hunter and his successors are doing more good than harm.
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In setting up the appropriate MREL for each bank under its remit, the SRB is also looking at the quality of banks' assets to be sure that a bail-in can take place quickly when required.
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"It would be very difficult for most engineers in Google to be sure that their work wouldn't contribute to these projects in some way," said Ms. Nolan, who helped to keep Google's systems running online smoothly.
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While washing clothes and drying them at a high heat will take care of most of the harmful bacteria, you can be sure that every bedsheet and pair of is bacteria-free with Lysol Laundry Sanitizer.
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When you are a Muslim, if you kill you must say the prayer that says bismillah (in the name of God) to be sure that the spirit of the one you are killing doesn't attack you.
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But other researchers of this disease are conflicted about the study's method, fearing there is no way to be sure that all of the tiny parasites have been evicted from the hosts when the trial ends.
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Before purchasing a dress that needs alterations, be sure that the cost of tailoring falls within your budget and timeframe - most tailors require at least three weeks to work on your dress, especially during prom season.
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Op-Ed Contributor You can be sure that this weekend at the Golden Globes, Hollywood celebrities, not exactly known for their independent thinking, will turn the red carpet into a #MeToo moment replete with designer duds.
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"In anxious times such as this, utilizing your support network can be very helpful, just be sure that you reach out to people who will give you support as opposed to amplify your stress," Rego says.
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To founders who are seriously considering a partnership with a corporate or strategic investor, ten Brink had the following advice: "You better be sure that it's a path to acquisition and that it's going to happen."
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"Price transparency is crucial for clients who want to be sure that everyone was paid a fair wage along the way," said Bruno Pieters, founder of Honest By, a clothing and accessories retailer based in Belgium.
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To comply with the law, Wrage noted, an American company must remain vigilant even after a contract is signed, monitoring its foreign partner to be sure that nobody involved is engaging in bribery or other improprieties.
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"When you make an argument like that, you better be sure that your entire audience is with you," said James G. McGovern, a criminal defense lawyer at Hogan Lovells in New York and a former prosecutor.
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When the United Nations Refugee Agency identifies those among them who are most in need of protection, we can be sure that they deserve the safety, shelter and fresh start that countries like ours can offer.
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We can be sure that Cuomo's opponents will be quick to point out that Cuomo donors profited while his highly touted "Buffalo Billion" and "StartUp NY" programs brought little benefit to the state's economically depressed areas.
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"We must be sure that the President and his Administration are conducting our national security and foreign policy in the best interest of the American people, not the President's personal interest," she said in a statement.
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In order to calm myself down and to be sure that it hadn't been in vain, I called up Dr. Marisa Manzano, plastic surgeon of the Anti-aging Group Barcelona and a specialist in aesthetic plastic surgery.
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Let&aposs be sure that they know we&aposre serious and let&aposs use the kind of trade remedies where they can&apost then turn around and retaliate against us and it becomes a tit for tat.
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To be sure, that is true of much of the big money in the Democratic primary, as donors support multiple candidates or sit it out entirely while waiting for a clearer picture of the field's upper rungs.
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But a year is a long time to leave camera engineers idle, and we can be sure that Samsung's imaging team has tinkered with its processing to try and squeeze out some extra performance and image quality.
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Of course, for any of this to change, we'd have to be sure that younger generations aren't hearing the disparaging ways we tend to sometimes still talk about our bodies, especially when we're trying on a swimsuit.
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"Considering the volatility we've seen in the markets in August ... just because people aren't physically in their offices and volumes may be low, you can be sure that everyone's checking their cellphones every five minutes," Boockvar said.
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To be sure, that state of affairs can long continue, but the distortions that negative interest rates introduce, or make worse, in the financial system may ultimately put Japan in a corner where capital controls seem attractive.
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But over the course of the week he started to hedge and walk back the claim, and Friday morning he said he can't be sure that Trump's or his aides' conversations were captured by surveillance at all.
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It's true that California can't force Texas or Ohio to act, the way Congress can—but if California gets richer from renewable energy, you can be sure that Texas and Ohio will feel pressure to follow suit.
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"Given that the cost of programming is the single biggest factor in higher TV bills, we carefully review proposals from network providers to be sure that their rates are in line with their viewership," the letter adds.
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Amazon Fresh right now is just doing grocery delivery, and while even that has not been a strong suit for them, you can be sure that home delivery is a factor in why they wanted Whole Foods.
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The researchers said they can't be sure that the reduced consumption of sugary drinks was a result solely of the tax, which amounted to less than a 1-cent-per-ounce price increase at the cash register.
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The Enlightenment's supposed faith in reason—its desire to be sure that every "passion'll / soon be rational," to adapt the enlightened Ira Gershwin—is held responsible for racism, colonialism, and most of the other really bad isms.
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Oh yes, they did ask for input, and I gave it, in part because this is an experience that I felt that I knew intimately, and I wanted to be sure that I weighed in on it.
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At some hugely embarrassing point, I emailed a representative from the game's publisher to ask how I could be sure that I downloaded the patch that took advantage of the Xbox One X. Did I download it?
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My view is that there haven't been nearly enough of these contests to be confident that Democrats are on track for such significant gains, or to be sure that the incumbency bonus for Republicans is so small.
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Things have been looking up for French as a new signee of Bad Boy Entertainment and Epic Records, and you can be sure that there's going to be more killer music and dirt bikes in the future.
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"Organized sports needs to be tailored to the child's developmental stage, not just their age," Dr. Logan said, so it's particularly important to be sure that the coach is working with children in a developmentally appropriate way.
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Before you commit to any one hotel, Mr. Cantrell said, be sure that you're getting the most value for your money by comparing rates, especially if you can be flexible with your check-in and checkout dates.
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Protecting Jewish traditions, just as they safeguarded our people through two millenniums of exile, is the only way to be sure that Israel can continue to be a strong and vibrant democracy in a very difficult region.
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"Anytime there's anything that touches on a racial incident, we want to be sure that we can deal with it, or put our best face possible on it," said Curtis Wilkie, a professor at the journalism school.
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And I remember that they said one of the things you have to do is be sure that it is big enough to have a psychological impact, because a certain amount of what is happening is psychological.
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You can also be sure that each and every athlete is accountable not just to the owner of their team and the league that they play in, but also to the families and neighborhoods that they represent.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, which has expanded eligibility for Medicaid under the health care law, said she wanted to be sure that her state could retain the expansion if its legislature wanted to do so.
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He said he wanted to be sure that any changes to the bill protected mental health care and treatment for substance abuse disorders, as well as maternity care — benefits that are guaranteed under the Affordable Care Act.
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There's no telling exactly how the film will portray the Domino-Deadpool relationship, but fans can be sure that it won't be just a sidekick situation, since the pic promises a bit of conflict between Domino and Deadpool.
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We haven't decided in any way how we're going to build on this, but we did look at this as being a foundational year, just to be sure that we have a really solid base to build upon.
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" Newson said that "without a deeper understanding of what led her to submit to Mr. Manson and participate in these horrific murders, I cannot be sure that Ms. Van Houten is capable of acting differently in the future.
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But for the 11-game season, it seems that at least one MLB executive would be happy to pay upwards of a million a game to be sure that the back end of their bullpen is on lockdown.
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It is for this reason I will testify for the Debbie Smith Act, in a spirit of bipartisan cooperation and to be sure that the next reauthorization of the act will promote justice for victims of sexual assault.
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If the excess reserves being held by banks were permitted to be used in the economy, and thus increased the money supply substantially, you can be sure that inflationary expectations would return and interest rates would go skyward.
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"You can be sure that he is in the very best of hands and that we are doing everything humanly possible to help him," the family said in a statement that made a rare comment about his condition.
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If bankers gave themselves prizes ('the most reckless Third-World loan of the year') with the same abandon as journalists, you may be sure that the public ridicule would soon force them to conduct the proceedings in secret.
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That's partially true – you can't vote for good legislation if you're not in Congress – but you need to be sure that you are getting re-elected because your constituents see you doing what you promised you would do.
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I knew one thing for sure: If Jim Comey came into the administration he would probably rise due to his impressive legal abilities and I would never be sure that he had the president's best interests at heart.
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"If this does not comply with the laws, then we can be sure that tomorrow, Max Schrems, a very active European citizen, plus another thousand of his friends are going to go to court," in 't Veld said.
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We can't be sure that more robust strategies advocated by Hillary Clinton, David Petraeus, John Kerry and others would have succeeded, but Obama's approach has manifestly failed — and after five years, it should be time to reconsider strategy.
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Notable judges from last year's Battlefield included Eileen Burbidge (Passion Capital), Sonali De Rycker (Accel), Roelof Botha (Sequoia Capital) and Carlos Eduardo Espinal (SeedCamp), and you can be sure that this year's crop will possess equally impressive bonafides.
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This problem means the laboratory near Oxford set up to vet Huawei equipment can not even be sure that the code it is testing is exactly the same as the code Huawei deploys in its real-world equipment.
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Alongside those fabled culinary delicacies, Europeans can now be sure that when they purchase Cambodia's Kampot pepper they are getting authentic stuff from one of the 342 families who grow it in the tiny Kep province of Cambodia.
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With new bachelorette Clare Crawley about to embark on her new journey, we can be sure that this Bachelor alum's experience as the franchise lead will be nothing like anything we've ever seen, for more reasons than one.
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Although 22019 witnesses for the prosecution took the stand to identify the girl in question, the jury concluded that they could not be positive of the girl's identity and thus could not be sure that she was underage.
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None of the parties have disclosed what that split is, but you can be sure that Mayweather is receiving a larger share — perhaps as much as two-thirds of the pay-per-view revenue reserved for the fighters.
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He also urged parents to be sure that their children had a diet with a good, nutritional dose of iron and calcium, which can displace lead in the body and make the body less likely to absorb it.
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U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood said she was impressed by Calovskis' rehabilitation and wanted to be sure that the 10 months he spent in a Latvian prison before being extradited to the United States was taken into account.
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I&aposve found that some of these meal kits have different standards when it comes to portion sizes, so be sure that you have a sense of how hungry you tend to be after a day&aposs work.
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"People have to be sure that we have a strong macro/fiscal consolidation... That would basically facilitate the decision making process for investors to come into the country," he said, with a focus on tourism, agriculture and technology.
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"Because we believe that those in positions of high authority should be treated the same as every other American, we want to be sure that the potential violations of law outlined below are vetted appropriately," the lawmakers wrote.
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"As we continue to expand, it will be critical for us to be sure that we do not undermine the best part of our product: that it's a great place to hold a civil discussion about important issues."
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Swaminathan said it was encouraging that China reported zero local cases for the second day in a row on Friday, but said it would be cautious to wait 113 days to be sure that local transmission has stopped.
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If you want to visit the chapel, just be sure that any tour you take allows for that and isn't scheduled for a Sunday, when the chapel is closed to visitors with the exception of those attending services.
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"We can't be sure that it is radon which is generating the charge in such plumes without many further measurements," said Keri Nicoll, an atmospheric scientist at the Universities of Reading and Bath and the study's lead author.
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But he said he needed to be sure that Sky News remained financially viable over the long term, was able to operate as a major UK-based news provider and was able to take its editorial decisions independently.
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If you add a customer service email or contact number, be sure that you have an automated response set up to send a "confirmation of receipt" message – and then follow up personally in as prompt a manner as possible.
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You can be sure that you'll still see a few tweets about a great deal or a retail horror story, but if the trends persist, your feed will be noticeably less fixated on Black Friday than in years past.
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Cybric's Continuous Security-as-a-Service platform, which became generally available today, automates the security check at whatever intervals make sense for a development team to be sure that security is being built into the product before it's deployed.
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"I'm looking at the most qualified people, and that includes women, of course, because I want to be sure that whoever I pick could be president immediately if something were to happen -- that's the most important qualification," Clinton said.
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An appeal to the Supreme Court was anticipated from the outset, whichever way this hearing went, and we can be sure that the Judges will look rigorously at the issues and not shy away from reaching their own conclusion.
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While they updated most of the furniture and furnishings in the space, Henson wanted to be sure that some of her father's artwork — like a custom glass-topped coffee table he made out of driftwood — remained in the home.
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Nunes later walked back his claim that the president was monitored, saying he couldn't be sure that communications between the president and his team were captured, but not before the president said he felt "somewhat vindicated" by Nunes' announcement.
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"At this point, what we need to do is we need to be sure that we don't go in and make a bunch of rules which will have an adverse effect on flyers rather than on airlines," Crandall said.
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At JP Morgan Chase, we can be sure that tellers who rise and grow within the organization will be those who were internally identified as the strongest with the soft skills required for the next level of the job.
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Presumably it just uses whatever the exchange rate is on Coinbase at time of purchase, but I've asked Coinbase to be sure that there are no additional fees and will update this post when I hear back from them.
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"I'm ready to jump in this fight and make sure that Hillary Clinton is the next president of the United States and be sure that Donald Trump gets nowhere near the White House," Ms. Warren told The Boston Globe.
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That said, history has shown that no president can be sure that someone he nominates to a court will in fact vote as the president likes or even expects in all cases, or even in the majority of cases.
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"I want to be sure that we are truly doing all we can to fight the Zika virus from spreading," Clinton wrote in a statement, noting the work that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is already doing.
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An entrepreneur should be sure that his or her business is more than just an idea, and that he or she is ready and willing to invest time and money to maintain the business as a separate, legal entity.
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"I gave him way too much space just to be sure that I didn't get clipped, for example, didn't get taken out because I didn't know if you would understeer into me or could be aggressive," said the Briton.
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The company said prosecutors must prove the information isn't available elsewhere before seizing the recorded data, and also requests that the court reviews it before the prosecutors to be sure that it's actually relevant to the case at hand.
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When a miner gets lung disease, a homeowner with asbestos insulation develops a rare cancer, or a smoker succumbs to lung cancer, we can never be sure that the particular case was linked to coal dust, asbestos or cigarettes.
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"We want to be sure that when we provide information that it does not get misused or compromise a client's security," said Boris Collardi, chief executive at Julius Baer, Switzerland's third-biggest private bank behind UBS and Credit Suisse.
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More research is needed before we can be sure that this is not just the latest in a long line of drugs offered to women as a quick fix of middling efficacy, with the potential for unexpected side effects.
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So if you're a man with an interest in trans women, you need to be sure that you really want trans women as people, as women, and that your desire is not based solely on lustful or sexual purposes.
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He believes women may be more likely to play chess in gender-unequal countries because it is one of the few fields where they can actually compete with men, and be sure that the result is judged without discrimination.
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"We will work to be sure that our staffing needs are met, but limit any participants that are not absolutely critical to getting our content out or meeting basic revenue-generating needs," Zucker wrote in a memo to staff.
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When Belase is advising churches on security, his core recommendations are to work in tandem with local law enforcement, be wary of for-profit security consultants, and be sure that members of any church security team are thoroughly trained.
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"There is not enough information out there in the street yet to be sure that we have a negative situation on our hand and that it would require a move into havens," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst, OANDA.
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"It's critical that we not only modernize our strategies in terms of population but also modernize our interventions to be sure that we are capturing the full diversity of tobacco products that the American public are using," King said.
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High quality apprenticeships and the emphasis on high quality enable workers to be involved in the training of their future workforce so that they can be sure that new hires possess the skills that are needed for the job.
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"We wanted Apple News to be available to everyone, but we wanted to vet and be sure that the Apple News providers are legitimate," said Cue at the Code Media conference at the Ritz-Carlton in Dana Point, Calif.
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Even if they haven't, you can be sure that management and ownership have wrestled with whether it was in their interests to open early for the Comey testimony, or what to write on the sandwich board after the election.
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" Ayliff told prosecutor Uzo Asonye that as an accountant, he'd need to know about any foreign accounts in order to properly do his job, "because I would want to be sure that income is picked up and recorded correctly.
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"You can be sure that, firstly, I am aware of the responsibilities that come with my office and that I behave appropriately as far as my health is concerned," Merkel said Thursday after meeting with new Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
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"You can be sure that by the end of my term in office, our economic team, led by Minister of Finance Paulo Guedes, will position in the ranking of the 50 best countries in the world to do business," he added.
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Ambitious because you can be sure that the left and the unions will fight even small reforms as hard as large ones: if Mr Macron is to rally ordinary citizens against organised labour, he needs to make the fight worthwhile.
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And trust us, you'll want to be sure that you sign up ASAP, because if the outcome of the watermelon collection proves anything, it's that this mask is likely to fly off the site faster than Michelle Obama's book tour tickets.
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"The big question is of course why does Lisbeth Salander have a big dragon tattoo on her back and you can be sure that a girl like her wouldn't (get) a dragon tattoo without a very good reason," David Lagercrantz said.
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Fans can be sure that every detail that comes will come with plenty of fanfare, but until then, Wizards Unite is as good a reason as any to re-read the whole series — not that anyone really needs a reason.
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Only once the narrative war against ISIS is won can the West be sure that the group won't regenerate and spring up elsewhere in Iraq, and only then can the West -- finally -- extricate itself from its 21st-century Middle East quagmire.
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We can also be sure that this transition will involve all of us making changes to our behavior … which is underpinned by three mainstays: understanding the meaning behind the initiative, keeping things simple and being able to enjoy the personal benefits.
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