A similar approach could be taken with mosquitoes as well.
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The rumor should be taken with a grain of salt.
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But this should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The figures should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The cops note the pill shouldn't be taken with alcohol.
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The figures should be taken with a dose of skepticism.
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However, the numbers should be taken with a grain of salt.
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But this research should be taken with a grain of salt.
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But this trend should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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So, every claim should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The statistics need to be taken with a dose of caution.
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It is time for Latinos to be taken with utmost seriousness.
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This statement must also be taken with a pinch of salt.
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Sometimes people just want to be taken with high-exposure positions.
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However, such promises should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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Those results, however, should be taken with a grain of salt.
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That figure should probably be taken with a pinch of salt.
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But some tips should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Any such estimates should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Everything presented has to be taken with an enormous grain of salt.
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All rumors coming out should be taken with a grain of salt.
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This paper should be taken with a grain of salt, of course.
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Of course, patents have to be taken with a grain of salt.
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However, the data should also be taken with a grain of salt.
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But net migration figures should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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All these deadlines should be taken with a giant grain of salt.
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The hydrogel capsule can be taken with water before lunch and dinner.
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This estimate, however, should be taken with the proverbial grain of salt.
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Musk's proposed timelines should be taken with a grain of salt, however.
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In addition, some medications to control diabetes must be taken with food.
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So, your property can be taken with very little evidence beyond suspicion.
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Research on this topic should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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The figures should be taken with a grain of salt, of course.
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While fascinating, these results must be taken with a grain of salt.
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Others thought Saakashvili's accusations should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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But this number should be taken with two big grains of salt.
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The paper itself needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, though.
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All this, though, should be taken with a hearty, hearty pinch of salt.
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Scans or photographs of the historical records must be taken with expensive equipment.
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This same attention to detail and care must be taken with small businesses.
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The current-account numbers have to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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Such claims should be taken with a pinch of the island's black salt.
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Keep in mind: Single polls should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The bloc's decision will be taken with EU governments and the European Parliament.
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Yet promises to reduce regulation should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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The US State Department warns increased caution should be taken with increasing crime.
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Some of his commentary needed to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Still, all of this should be taken with a hefty grain of salt.
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Your Cousin Trump results should probably be taken with a grain of salt.
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Yet such complaints should be taken with a pinch of salt, says Ms Thompson.
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This is interesting news, but should also be taken with a grain of salt.
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These are very early results which should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Grandiose BAT statements about global aims should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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So it's all to be taken with a grain of salt, pending further research.
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Also like Unsolved Mysteries, those stories should be taken with humongous grains of salt.
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Doctors warn that opioids should never be taken with sleeping pills or other sedatives.
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It is to be used only before sex, and can be taken with alcohol.
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All this is wonderful, but it should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Amazon Tap is battery powered and can be taken with you on the go.
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"These kinds of claims need to be taken with a grain of salt," Keen said.
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Branson's comments, it needs to be said, should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The partial results released on Tuesday afternoon should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The entire thing needs to be taken with a huge grain of salt, of course.
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But this finding, published today in Nature, should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The report, "Predictive Inequity in Object Detection," should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Amazon's own estimates about its economic benefits should be taken with a grain of salt.
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He said any claims Veselnitskaya made needed to be taken with a grain of salt.
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And of course any tourist is sure to be taken with the Nashville music scene.
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In reference to music writing any adjective should be taken with a grain of salt.
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That means airlines' pleading for state support should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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The study's conclusions should be taken with some guarded skepticism, as even the authors admit.
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But he said all decisions will be taken with the safety of Canadians in mind.
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We knew we couldn't even show any sympathy as we would be taken with them.
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Those hollers should be taken with a grain of salt, the "Mad Money" host said.
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But its promise that better days are ahead should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The thing is, some of the photos have to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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It's an exciting result, but one that needs to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Promises that state-owned companies will be curbed should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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So Mitsubishi's claim to be the first should be taken with a pinch of salt... water?
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However, he noted that the discovery calls for special precaution to be taken with pregnant women.
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But perhaps the list of 11 should be taken with a grain or two of salt.
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But the dictator's words must be taken with a pinch of salt, strategists have long warned.
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To them he is someone whose words are to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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Read more: First of all, these rumors should be taken with a huge grain of salt.
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The win, however, should be taken with a grain of salt, as it came against Chicago.
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Addyi must be taken every day and cannot be taken with alcohol, which can cause fainting.
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There, of all places in the world, your author must be taken with the seriousness funeral.
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News of possible Amazon Go expansions should perhaps be taken with a pinch of salt, however.
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That drug is based on a different compound and would similarly need to be taken with food.
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Even the so-called possible Team of Rivals appointments must be taken with a grain of salt.
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According to Ripley, Kim is accused of espionage — which should be taken with a grain of salt.
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However, the Moon mission's target date of 2031 should perhaps be taken with a grain of salt.
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As such, it goes without saying his claims should be taken with a heavy spoonful of salt.
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So such claims that "I'd definitely pay," have to be taken with the proverbial grain of salt.
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The sensitivity result from the modeling experiments should be taken "with a grain of salt," she said.
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The report comes from the Daily Mail, which should always be taken with a grain of salt.
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Clinton — any individual poll that disagrees with that average should be taken with large helpings of salt.
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The report is low on details, so the claims should be taken with a grain of salt.
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All of the estimates we made above, then, should be taken with a heavy grain of salt.
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There is no question that threats to American personnel and installations must be taken with utmost seriousness.
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Perhaps talk of rate cuts from politicians in Washington should be taken with a grain of salt.
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It is important to note that this poll, while professionally conducted, should be taken with some caution.
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I agree with President-elect Trump, intelligence agencies have to be taken with a grain of salt.
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It goes without saying that all of these rumors should still be taken with a grain of salt.
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Bayer's criticism "must be taken with a grain of salt," EWG President Ken Cook said in a statement.
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Of course, this all should be taken with a grain of salt if you're planning your Coachella schedule.
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"This means international agencies' regurgitation of Pyongyang's official food data should be taken with a pinch of salt".
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First of all, these studies — called "life cycle assessments" — have to be taken with a grain of salt.
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These results are from simple models, not real brains, and must be taken with a grain of salt.
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Shots can be taken with a flick of the wrist and the virtual court can go basically anywhere.
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Brain scans also have to be taken with a grain of salt, as sometimes they can be misleading.
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The simulator experience, which must be taken with an instructor, lasts 90 minutes and costs 30,000 yen ($277).
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It's a non-invasive indicator of brain activity — but has to be taken with a grain of salt.
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And to be taken with respect like we do when men speak and try to push their agendas.
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Statistics from porn sites should be taken with a grain of salt because we can't independently verify them.
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"Any potential decisions involving its 'crown jewel' assets must be taken with the utmost care and consideration," it said.
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The quick answer: Early polls should be taken with a grain of salt, or perhaps even a full shaker.
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In this picture, the IMF's rosier outlook for 2017-2018 has to be taken with a grain of salt!
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Claims about intercontinental capabilities should therefore be taken with a large grain of salt, said weapons expert Markus Schiller.
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Mr. Modi's economic promises are so extraordinary they must be taken with a deep slurp of salty lime juice.
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That assumption should be taken with caution, as it is based on just a small handful of readily available statistics.
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Importantly, this is a very small sample size, so the results need to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Without independent verification, these claims should be taken with a pinch of salt, but the underlying technology is certainly solid.
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However, the research needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, particularly with regard to its claims of accuracy.
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But his timeline, and much of the other details about the service, should be taken with huge helpings of salt.
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I think it was a wrong decision but anyway it's taken, so the consequences should be taken with full responsibility.
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But as with any social media account these days, her follower numbers should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Both events triggered a sell-off during the session, which Cramer said should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Considering the sources, both Ford's and the Man in Black's accounts should be taken with an enormous grain of salt.
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You have been most victimized in the United States and therefore your opinion must be taken with the most gravitas.
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And even those who say the theory is plausible caution that it should be taken with a grain of salt.
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He said he takes it because he's a nervous flier, but cops noted it should not be taken with alcohol.
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And all must be taken with a grain of salt, given that many automakers are not hitting their current EV targets.
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But the grand plans to undo this mischief being announced left and right should be taken with a grain of salt.
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That said, a source familiar with the company and the situation told CNBC the report should be taken with some skepticism.
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And, of course, the other contestants seemed to be taken with or fascinated by her front-row seat to US history.
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It's a significant spread, and it suggests that exact comparisons between different estimates should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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However, any promise to stay in the race until the end should be taken "with a grain of salt," Levinson said.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoSome of the prettiest photos you'll see this year will probably be taken with the iPhone 7 Plus.
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The banks' sudden concern for consumers should be taken with many grains of salt- one for every fake Wells Fargo account.
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It even noted that the figures cited for China banks' balance sheets needed to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Cautions about the sky falling if these warnings are used—or not used—should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Those forecasts, while meant to be taken with a pinch of salt, do gel well with CLSA's more serious, traditional forecast.
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While Trump is taking Thiel's claim seriously, there's good reason to believe it should be taken with a grain of salt.
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"These investments and commitment need to be taken with full transparency," Admiral Scott Swift said during a press roundtable in Tokyo.
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"To have backtracked so quickly," he said, "shows that much more care needs to be taken with this kind of policy."
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There is no comparison to a congressional race, so perhaps the congressional results should be taken with a grain of salt.
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It'll still connect to phones via Bluetooth, support sideloaded apps, and allow photos and videos to be taken with the camera.
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It's undoubtedly exciting to see customers gushing about it helping their dog, but this should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The world keeps spinning, even on April Fools Day, which means all celeb news should be taken with a grain of salt.
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For those with moderate to severe cirrhosis, Epclusa must be taken with the older drug ribavirin, the Food and Drug Administration said.
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This is a small study that only looked at female undergraduates, so the results should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The blitzing narrative asks that some sharp emotional turns be taken with alacrity; Mr. Cokorinos often made the quick escalations seem natural.
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In light of economists' abysmal track record of long-term forecasting, all such prognostications should be taken with a shaker of salt.
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Of course, the precise fact that this is a fad means that the numbers should be taken with a grain of salt.
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While this is still a leak and should be taken with a grain of salt, today's leak lines up with earlier reports.
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These days, however, she's come to appreciate the press as a necessary evil that should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Molchanov also said that Tesla's disclosed numbers are "rule of thumb estimates" that need to be taken with a grain of salt.
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As usual, rumors are to be taken with a grain of salt, these are the most probable ones we've seen so far.
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The 2020 Democratic primary will be a long and brutal slog, so early surveys should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The tone is often light and some tips to be taken with a pinch of salt as they piggyback the marketing bonanza.
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And given the small size of the study, even a positive, significant finding would need to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Kiara says there will be more dates, so her comment suggesting she's friend-zoning Jimmy should be taken with a shaker of salt.
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But if the forum Nissan will be showcasing this technology—CES—is any indication, it should be taken with a grain of salt.
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"Some actions will need to be taken with regards to the outrage that happened to me," RIA news agency quoted her as saying.
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By now you're well aware that any information gleaned on the internet should be taken with a very, very large grain of salt.
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Yes, preseason results should be taken with a grain of salt, but last year, the Celtics lost three of their four preseason games.
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Since Truecaller doesn't count data outside of its customer base, its results and rankings have to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Well, from the humble acorn grows the mighty oak and all that, but these claims should be taken with a fistful of salt.
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But Trump has a habit of ignoring or surprising his own advisers, so their assurances should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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To be sure, future concessions from Pakistan are likely to be tactical in nature and should be taken with a grain of salt.
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But with Trump as mercurial as he is, any soothing words from Kudlow should be taken with a very large grain of salt.
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Of course, all Bachelor promos have to be taken with a grain of salt, because there's often a lot of creative editing involved.
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Partisan polls should always be taken with a grain of salt and one-sided message testing like Bloomberg's — hitting Sanders without hitting Trump.
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It's important to note that the paper has not yet been peer-reviewed, so it needs to be taken with a grain of salt.
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To be clear, the report is from the pro-drone Academy of Model Aeronautics, so it should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Credit Suisse analysts said revenue and cost targets for 2019 "may be taken with a pinch of salt given how far out that is".
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This shift should be taken with a pinch of salt, however; burgers may be getting cheaper, but overall Norwegian inflation is a bland 2.6%.
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Looking for low priced tickets isn't a bad thing by any means, but those prices should just be taken with a grain of salt.
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Of course, given how accepting the Cowboys were of Greg Hardy, any Jones assurance should be taken with a healthy dose of skepticism. 3.
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"These scholars are influenced by their own bias, by their own politics and their views should be taken with that in mind," he continued.
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More specifically, it's for patients who have tried at least two other medications without success, and it should be taken with an oral antidepressant.
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At this point, the notion of Trump cutting into a Democratic stronghold constituency is intriguing but must be taken with a pinch of salt.
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The idea that liberals have been converted to caring deeply about our deficit and debt needs to be taken with many grains of salt.
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A decision like that would have to be taken with great care, because the US provides a great deal of intelligence of great value.
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Pyongyang's assertions about launches, tests, and missiles always have to be taken with skepticism, like the recent claim that it tested a hydrogen bomb.
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And according to a North Korean statement (always to be taken with a grain of salt), the Hwasong-12 can carry a nuclear warhead.
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Historical flight data should be taken with a grain of salt, as prior years featured storms on the East Coast that drove up delay times.
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And there are plenty of reasons why the North-American Interfraternity Conference's highly publicized ban should be taken with a very large grain of salt.
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Like La Iberia's potent house cocktail, La Batanga de Doña Chela, many of the cantina's myths should be taken with a hefty dose of salt.
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The results should be taken with a grain of salt, since only one Denisovan genome has been sequenced, so there's not that much to compare.
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Dave Hennen, senior meteorologist and executive producer for CNN Weather, says it should be taken with a grain of salt -- and not necessarily road salt.
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The researchers do point out that this specific reconstruction should be taken with caution—a more representative or larger dataset might produce a different result.
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Just remember that the "average" number should be taken with a grain of salt, and it shouldn't make you feel shame about your own number.
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But all diplomatic breakthroughs should be taken with a grain of salt since North Korea's track record of openings is often followed by increased tensions.
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The drug, Kangio, is a ready-to-use version of The Medicines Co's blood clot preventer Angiomax, which is also to be taken with aspirin.
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In other words, "find your passion" might not be the worst advice in the world, but it should be taken with a grain of salt.
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" ** Says markets need to be mindful that the Fed's pricing has to be taken with "a grain of salt as a proxy for (its) expectations.
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The Mayo Clinic lists 214 drugs that shouldn't be taken with chloroquine, whose side effects can include blurred vision, nausea, vomiting, cramps, headache, and diarrhea.
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Death rates should also be taken with a grain of salt because we can't quite say how many people had the virus and weren't tested.
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"His first declarations are to be taken with caution and leave open a series of questions that Salah Abdeslam will have to explain," Molins said.
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"I think it [Bolton's account] should be taken with a grain of salt ... I think it doesn't matter what he has to say," claimed Sen.
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Here's their take-home lesson: Even studies that are published in the top journals should be taken with a grain of salt until they are replicated.
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But Dietram Scheufele, a life sciences communication professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, advises that the results should be taken with a grain of salt.
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But like any adult with even a hint of self-awareness, she knows her advice should be taken with a more than a grain of salt.
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When there is a list of investors who would wish to hold this package then the decision will be taken with the consideration of various criteria.
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So the news should be taken with a grain of salt; Mashable has reached out to Amazon to confirm whether it will indeed change this policy.
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Nate Most of the polls right now show a tighter race than Bloomberg does, so I think most of those numbers should be taken with caution.
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"Some of the numbers have to be taken with a grain of salt," said Caroline Freund, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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The protestations on the Russia issue from those who gave us Russia-reset should really be taken with a grain of salt, or preferably, ignored altogether.
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All this is to say that signs of progress in the most concerning areas of his game should probably be taken with a grain of salt.
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Of course, like all Brand-sponsored surveys, the whole thing should be taken with a grain of salt—or a slice of Violife's dairy free cheese.
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Some analyses have also shown Republicans voting early at higher rates than Democrats — and those should be taken with a grain of salt too, Dolan said.
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The aim is to capture images guests can't take on their own: one shot might be taken with a wide-angle lens, another taken from above.
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Special caution should be taken with pregnant women or those with a compromised immune system, who may not know whether they are immune to the disease.
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"Considering the periodic conditions, liquidity steps could be taken with the aim of contributing to financial stability," Cetinkaya told an interview with state-owned Anadolu news agency.
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In Stephens's world, "data" is all the same and anyone who can add together numbers is a scientist who should be taken with a grain of salt.
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In the end, it's an online survey about green energy from a green energy company, so the absolute numbers should be taken with a grain of salt.
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But the internet is being flooded with "natural" cures and preventative treatments for Zika, all of which should be taken with a boulder-sized chunk of salt.
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So the really large casualty estimates in particular should be taken with a grain of salt, since there is likely to be some double counting of victims.
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The deputy foreign minister's assertion that North Korea will continue testing missiles "on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis" should be taken with large pinches of salt.
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Scott Minerd, global chief investment officer of Guggenheim Partners, agreed with Gross, adding that statements from central bankers need to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Although there is some science backing up Natural Cycles, the research was conducted by the company itself and therefore must be taken with a grain of salt.
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I expected my doctor to tell me to think about it, or that the article was sensationalist and ought to be taken with a grain of salt.
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The Soyuz rocket and capsule had more than proven themselves over the years but no risks could be taken with human life, and future missions were delayed.
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Tal Afar has a large concentration of Islamic State fighters and is believed to be heavily fortified, but Alewi said it could be taken with relative ease.
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The cellphone obsession is something that needs to be taken with care, but it's still a tool that helps in a particular situation, like this natural disaster.
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If "follow your passion" should be taken with a grain of salt, "fake it &apostil you make it" should be hung on every wall and pondered daily.
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State polls should be taken with a large grain of salt, especially when Election Day is still nine months away and the Democratic field is in flux.
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To be clear, the state also revised some jobs data from last year so some insist any slowing should also be taken with a grain of salt.
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While investors and experts process Tesla's presentation, many critics warn that Musk's statements should be taken with a grain of salt — especially as it relates to full autonomy.
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But patients and recreational users alike need to know that benzodiazepines, if used at all, carry significant risks and should be taken with open eyes about their dangers.
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At Western Union, further steps will be taken with respect to oversight, and these steps will be overseen by an independent compliance auditor for a three-year period.
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"This poll oversamples unlikely voters to manufacture a lead for Moore and should be taken with Jimmy Buffett's shaker of salt," said Senate Leadership Fund spokesman Chris Pack.
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The medications have side effects, such as fatigue and nausea, and have to be taken with adequate nutrition, which is particularly difficult in some places in rural Africa.
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Simon Henderson of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy think tank said this kind of rhetoric from a presidential candidate should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Mediaset has said a recently-ended interim management accord, under which all decisions had to be taken with the French group, had limited Premium's key advertising and commercial decisions.
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Okay, fine, let's just go along with the idea wrestlers are merely playing a character and anything they say or do should be taken with a grain of salt.
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For example, in much of the Middle East pictures of women and children may only be taken with the permission of parents, or people considered elders of a community.
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Health specialists not directly involved in the review said its findings were interesting but should be taken with great caution, particularly with regard to non-smokers and non-vapers.
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Per the FDA, the drug will be only available to take at clinics or medical offices certified to distribute it (and has to be taken with another oral antidepressant).
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So it's fair to say that the latest claim — that 2018 might finally be the year of the folding phone — should be taken with a large pinch of salt.
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Kevin Yoder of Kansas tweeted, "As the details of the shooting in Las Vegas have become clearer, it's evident that action must be taken with regard to bump stocks."
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"It is clear that we were misled and that everything the Trump campaign said in relation to Russia has to be taken with a grain of salt," Wehner added.
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While brand ambassadors or affiliating one's brand with a particular event or entity can be an effective promotion tool, it is always one to be taken with great caution.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has resisted the Democratic calls to begin an impeachment inquiry, arguing that it's a step that should only be taken with public backing and bipartisan support.
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All Champ Thomas stories should be taken with a grain of salt, but his boxing advice was always rock solid and his belief in this side step was well founded.
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The ones who got back to me are firmly in the Trump camp, acting as surrogates or informal advisers, so their words should be taken with a grain of salt.
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This little exhibition by Mobileye, while it should be taken with a grain of salt, at least gives a hint at what should have been happening inside that car's brain.
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Yes, I know erotica should be taken with a grain of salt, but the book contended you could torture someone into homosexuality, and that's a no-no for me, sweetie.
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But more than ever it sounds like that data and any conclusions made from it — or for that matter rules or legislation — should be taken with a grain of salt.
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The ambitious regulations are expected to deliver a lot of savings, but it's worth remembering that these are just predictions and should, accordingly, be taken with a grain of salt.
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According to Manduley, if an outlet presents "its sex advice as universal when so few things are," that's a sign it should definitely be taken with a grain of salt.
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Naturally, the words of a predator and a villain should be taken with a hearty dash of salt — but it seems like the movie doesn't discount this suggestion at all.
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All that said, Fare has received pretty poor reviews and two and a half stars in the Apple app store, though that should be taken with a grain of salt.
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As so often in these unprecedented big bang events, headline estimates of a quantified economic impact on the Eurozone and individual countries should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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It's because she has been able to supply this level of corroboration that her claims deserve to be taken with the utmost seriousness, both by the media and the Senate.
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"Present research should be taken with caution as the underwater swimming strategies should be individualized according to the swimmer's drag characteristics or their kicking proficiency," Veiga wrote in his paper.
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This, however, should be taken with the grain of salt, in the sense that any entertainment centred on or made for teenage girls is often dismissed as insubstantial or cheap.
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Under an interim management accord envisaged in the April deal, all decisions for Mediaset's Premium had to be taken with Vivendi until the deal's closing, due at the end of September.
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And indeed, the researchers point out in their paper that the Draupner measurements should be taken with a grain of sea salt, since they come with a level of experimental uncertainty.
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Although reports like these are the result of internal auditing conducted by Chipotle and should be taken with a grain of salt, they give us consumers something to hold them accountable.
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A story that's been circulating over the past week — "Hotel ransomed by hackers as guests locked in rooms" — should be taken with a little more than just a pinch of salt.
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Because of that, the award for "Funniest Joke" at the Edinburgh Fringe festival (the annual hot-bed of comedy in Scotland's capital) should probably be taken with a pinch of salt.
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"The 22017-20183 ratio needs to be taken with a grain of salt," said Susan Dudley, the administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs under President George W. Bush.
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As with anything online, user reviews should be taken with a grain of salt — but for those who aren't quite sure where to begin, this is a good place to consult.
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Our findings suggest that injection into sedimentary rocks is more dangerous than injecting water into basement rock, but this conclusion needs to be taken with a rather large grain of salt.
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Testing 152 mostly heterosexual (according to the study) college students by no means makes this study relevant to the entire population, and it should really be taken with a grain of salt.
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In March, he told the Chronicle of Higher Education that field studies should be taken with a grain of salt, as opposed to research done in a controlled setting like a laboratory.
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"I really believe these conclusions need to be taken with caution," said licensed clinical psychologist Ramani Durvasula, who treats people with narcissistic personality disorder and has written two books on the topic.
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Weather conditions have increased the risk of wildfires, so special caution has to be taken with the use of any flammable materials that could cause embers to drift and fires to start.
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One rule of thumb when reading journals is that dull results that nonetheless reach publication are probably true, but that striking, eminently publishable stories should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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While Capital Economics' Shah agrees the economy will set to take a beating in the upcoming quarter, he warned that India's growth data needs to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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Of course, Trump's distaste for the Justice Department should be taken with a grain of salt given that the man has the FBI investigating his campaign's potential ties to a foreign government.
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Jon Hill, BMO rate strategist, said any hawkishness on the economy that comes across in the Fed minutes should be "taken with a grain of salt" since the economy has clearly weakened.
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ISIS has claimed the attack, but of course, ISIS has an interest in projecting its power beyond its actual means -- so its statements ought to be taken with a bucket of salt.
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That should be taken with a grain of salt, given the source, but images from EarthCam suggest that many more people have turned out for the march than did for Trump's inauguration.
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We need to determine the appropriate line to be taken with social media that both protects free speech and protects against the malicious spread of misinformation in our democracy by bad actors.
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Entrance polls should be taken with a grain of salt (remember when Bernie won the Latino vote in Nevada over the weekend?) but it looks like Trump got a very favorable electorate.
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Instead, he said in a speech (that should be taken with a grain of salt) that he hopes to accomplish his political goals sooner rather than later, so he can retire early.
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However, Yanzhong Huang, a senior fellow for global health at the Washington-based Council on Foreign Relations, said the claimed improvement rate of 92% should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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The report comes from China's state-run Global Times and should be taken with a degree of skepticism, but contains a few key details that should be possible to verify soon enough.
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"This month's drop in sales should be taken with a pinch of salt, given the backdrop of last June's heatwave and the start of the World Cup," CBI economist Alpesh Paleja said.
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The accuracy of criticisms have to be taken with a grain of salt, however, because static scoring ignores how incentives change when businesses and taxpayers get to keep more of their money.
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A statistical analysis of these correlations showed a pretty strong relationship, but Danforth cautioned that this was a small, specific group, and the results should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Messina said that it would be difficult were the ECB to apply new rules on existing bad loans but more likely that tougher regulation would be taken with regards to bad loan inflows.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai released his proposal to kill net neutrality today, and while there's a lot to be unhappy with, it's hard not to be taken with the brazenness of his argument.
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Claims of unbridled success by North Korea's state media need to be taken with a pinch of salt, said Melissa Hanham, a senior research associate at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
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A 3D-printed mount and lens lets retinal scans be taken with an iPhone, and a machine learning system using readily available services and trained on thousands of such images does the diagnosis.
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However, of the 1,227 riders surveyed, only 58 said the L was their most used line, meaning the sample size is small, and the findings should be taken with a grain of salt.
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"I put him on speakerphone, and Rudy ... told him that I represent the President of the United States, and that everything I say (is) to be taken with that authority," Parnas told CNN.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is concerned that Americans consume too much sodium in their diets, but the Salt Institute says the government's advice should be taken with a grain of salt.
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In any case, DRF and RDV's numbers should be taken with a grain of salt, as the average age of their portfolio companies is very low and raising Series A rounds generally takes time.
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He was carrying spray paints in his backpack and said he wanted to damage the paintings at the world-famous museum, the source said, adding that the suspect's statements should be taken with caution.
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However, this news should be taken with a pinch of salt: the Ehang 184 still isn't approved for testing by the FAA itself, and the company has yet to show a fully working prototype.
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"All the polling has to be taken with a grain of salt because the turnout universe is so unpredictable that it's going to be hard to model for it," said a second Democratic strategist.
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Actively encouraging scientists to engage in public forums to demystify science and make research easier to understand will also possibly help many see that our findings should be taken with a grain of salt.
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"Strong directional moves at this time of the year should always be taken with a grain of salt with so many participants, either away, or having closed books for the year-end," Halley said.
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Anyone has access to the CompStat website, which is produced by the department (and therefore needs to be taken with appropriate skepticism) but, on its face, is a wealth of data and story ideas.
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While the results seem promising, Rachel Yehuda, director of the traumatic stress studies division at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, explains that they should be taken with a grain of salt.
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"Strong directional moves at this time of the year should always be taken with a grain of salt with so many participants, either away or having closed books for the year-end," he said.
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Of course, Diaz did take to Twitter in the wake of McGregor's world-rocking announcement to suggest that he too would be retiring, but this assertion can probably be taken with a grain of salt.
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As the New York Times reports, Warmbier confessed and pleaded for his release February—an apology that has to be taken with a grain of salt given past claims of coerced confessions in North Korea.
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But if there's anything to be taken from the telecom industry's long history of unfulfilled promises, caveats, head fakes, and outright falsehoods, it's that sector promises should always be taken with several grains of salt.
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As ever with consumer products claiming to have passed MIL-STD-810G tests, this claim has to be taken with a pinch of salt (the US military doesn't certify compliance so companies basically test themselves).
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One Republican veteran in Congress privately expressed concerns over it to The Hill earlier this week, cautioning that great care has to be taken with the issue to avoid eroding the principle of civilian rule.
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Now that active Zika has been found in several other bodily fluids, health officials say extra precaution should be taken with pregnant women, in whom the virus has been linked to the birth defect microcephaly.
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While these studies should be taken with a grain of salt (I observe cats every day), I've said it before, and I'll say it again: cats are nice, actually, and science is slowly proving it.
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As camp 's'moreologist' Lucas Hillman explains, the concept of s'moreology is an extremely serious, quasi-scientific take on the famous handheld treat… well, one that should be taken with a sugar-coated tongue-in-cheek.
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"The data for this week and next will be taken with a grain of salt as the underlying trend will be obscured by the effects of the hurricane," said William O'Loughlin, investment analyst at Rivkin Securities.
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"I think that we need to go further and know exactly what is the detailed molecular mechanisms and also what are the potential side effects," Bukong says, advising that this research should be taken with caution.
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But, in my case, the percentages of Middle Eastern and Scandinavian still were significantly lower than I would expect, a reminder that ancestry DNA tests should still be taken with a fairly large bucket of salt.
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However, it's important to note that details on Google's self-reported analysis remain vague, and should be taken with a grain of salt, especially since the company has not fully complied with the Labor Department's request.
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For example, the researchers "argue that the arch is low and perhaps flat in this individual, and I think they&aposre probably correct, but it has to be taken with a bit of salt," he said.
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"It is profoundly shocking that young women's lives can be taken with such breathtaking ease and with no justice, no redress for them," the British-Pakistani journalist and stand-up comedian told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Because it's so small, it's super portable and can be taken with you in a purse, cooler, or pocket — and just think about how badass you'll look whipping that puppy out to spice up everyone's drinks.
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A recent poll from a pro-Bush super PAC shows Cruz only trailing behind Trump by two points (although internal polls conducted on behalf of campaigns should always be taken with a large grain of salt).
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" In Michael Wolff's book, "Fire and Fury" (which ought to be taken with an entire salt lick), the former chief of staff Reince Priebus and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin refer to the President as an "idiot.
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There are a lot of scenarios here, and promos do have to be taken with a grain of salt, but it seems, based on clips of Peter seeming absolutely devastated, that someone leaves at some point.
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But MUFG currency economist Lee Hardman said these surveys should be taken "with a pinch of salt", as they reflected political uncertainty last month, when the ruling Conservative party unexpectedly lost its majority in parliamentary elections.
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The proof behind their promises — clearer skin, shinier hair, stronger nails — is anecdotal at best, which means that every glowing review from a friend or beauty vlogger should be taken with a heaping dose of skepticism.
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Barrie said the idea that the plane was an indigenous creation should be taken with "a massive pinch of salt" but added there could be an element of truth to the manufacture of some new parts.
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Of course, we also hear from his supporters that Mr. Trump doesn't always mean what he says, that his very specific utterances about NATO or Russia are to be taken with an enormous grain of salt.
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As Fultz looks to avoid joining Anthony Bennett and LaRue Martin as the biggest busts to be taken with the No. 1 overall pick, Orlando seems as good of a place as any to get started.
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Why would the average MMA fan be taken with a fighter solely because he's a wholesome guy who looks straight out of a late-90s boy band, especially when tastes run so clearly in the opposite direction?
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Maitreyi Das, a researcher in Biochemistry & Cellular and Molecular Biology from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, did tell Gizmodo that the paper was exciting, but agreed its findings needed to be taken with caution before it's published.
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Fun as news organizations' "world's wealthiest" scorecards are to gossip about, they should always be taken with a grain of salt, since they focus on legitimate fortunes rooted in easily trackable assets like shares of public companies.
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After more than a decade of covering, interviewing and occasionally dining with Bloomberg, I'd say his denials of interest in the presidency, no matter how firm and definitive, should be taken with a huge grain of salt.
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But the Marquette poll is good evidence that the FBI letter wasn't quite the game changer it appeared to be — and that polls that say it was might need to be taken with a grain of salt.
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This should be taken with a grain of salt, of course, as Gard wrote over email that the three law firms involved don't know, at this point, how many Illinois Facebook users will make up the class.
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Image: BellImage: Carphone WarehouseImage: Carphone WarehouseImage: Carphone WarehouseSpecificationsAll rumors need to be taken with a grain of salt, but the specs for the smaller of these Nexus phones has been convincingly leaked and exhaustively reported by Android Police.
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Twitter Isn&apost Doing Enough About Leslie Jones&apos Racist TrollsIn a perfect world, Leslie Jones would've spent her Monday celebrating the release of her new…Read more ReadThe photos appear to be taken with Jones' personal cellphone.
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Let's stop for a second, though: This is WikiLeaks, and everything released by WikiLeaks needs to be taken with a spoon of salt, especially their press releases, which have embellished findings presented in documents released along with them.
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Bruce Rauner (R) raged in Illinois, members took advantage of lazy summer days to update a state law, adding catfish to the list of species that may be taken with a bow and arrow, a speargun or pitchforks.
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"Honesty is the only way in this job — integrity when lives are on the line on the aircraft and training programs shouldn't be taken with a pinch of salt," a Boeing employee wrote to another in February 2018.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey does not believe positive steps will be taken with the European Union while Austria holds the presidency of the bloc this year, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday, reflecting tensions between Ankara and Vienna.
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James Nicholls, a director at Alcohol Research UK, told The Guardian that those findings should be taken with a grain of salt since "any protective effects tend to be canceled out by even occasional bouts of heavier drinking."
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They say this claim should be taken with a pinch of salt, and that while Tesla's new hardware is impressive, it doesn't provide an insurmountable advantage for the company, nor will it solve the challenges facing self-driving cars.
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Much as a single study in nutrition science should always be taken with a grain of salt (or perhaps butter now, or was it sugar?), new AI papers and services should be treated with a similar level of skepticism.
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However, the report should be taken with a large grain of salt as the jump in wages is likely to show near equal weakness in October, said Russell Price, senior economist at Ameriprise Financial Services Inc in Troy, Michigan.
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Forecasts of markets worth squillions by the end of the decade should be taken with a good deal of salt, especially since virtual reality, AR's close and even-more-hyped cousin, has so far proved a bit of a damp squib.
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Heck, even Amazon decided to kill off its smartphone offering and its latest gadget which has drawn rave reviews and notable sales, Echo, is designed to just sit in your home rather than be taken with you everywhere you go.
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Duman agrees, saying "translating studies in rodents to humans is always difficult and must be taken with caution," but also notes that prior research — including his own — has similarly linked a reduction in synapses with chronic stress through imaging and autopsies.
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But as Microsoft has not yet pointed the finger at any group, nor has it even referred to the incident as an "attack," this sort of claim needs to be taken with the proverbial grain of salt for the time being.
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Positive reviews are to always be taken with a grain of salt, because there's no real way of knowing if someone's recommending something because they actually like and use it or because they're getting paid to hashtag it on Instagram.
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All of these announcements should be taken with a shaker's worth of salt though, since these are just the latest cards being played in a series of interconnected negotiations both internal to the White House and external with the Chinese government.
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Major League Baseball's regular season is barely into its second week of play, and the early advanced numbers from StatCast, Brooks Baseball, and Inside Edge scouting need to be taken with a grain of salt because of sample-size issues. But.
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Moreover, the current ranking need to be taken with a sizeable grain of salt, since the ICC's schedule does not ensure that all teams play each other the same number of times in order to equalise the quality of competition.
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This first-place ranking should be taken with a grain of salt, as Off-White isn't a publicly traded company and we know absolutely nothing about its revenue (we do know Gucci and Balenciaga have seen "stellar" growth this year).
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A video introducing Obama praised him for his empathy, preparation, and calmness in moments of crisis—and while any kind of hagiography has to be taken with a grain of salt, it's true that Obama is essentially the anti-Trump.
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" Over a glass of unsweetened tea in downtown Greer, where local leaders are still weighing how to express their support for BMW, Mayor Danner said he had learned that Mr. Trump's tweets should be taken "with a grain of salt.
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The Consequences Of Alleged Elephant Mistreatment Yes, most of what animal rights groups say has to be taken with a grain of salt, but you can cross reference this PAWS list going back to 1950 and see that these violent incidents are real.
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How dynamic product ads work, via Smartly How dynamic product ads work, via Smartly It's important to note that Recode reported last month that Hubbard is set to leave the company, so his statements should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Every class she took on human genetics seemed to include a presentation with a caveat slide urging students to keep in mind that most research was done on people with European ancestry and should therefore be taken with a grain of salt.
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Over a series of Instagram stories from the weekend, Banks (whose account should be taken with an entire salt shaker — more on that later) reported from the belly of the beast (which in this case is one of Elon Musk's Los Angeles homes).
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Juluca is just the first of a range of two-drug HIV combinations that GSK is developing and its uptake could be slow because rilpivirine has the downside that it must be taken with a meal at the same time every day.
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And while all commissioned surveys should be taken with a grain of salt — for example, the survey did not give "happiness" percentages for any other apps — Snap's results do actually mirror some recent independent studies about how social media positively affects mood.
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When Victor Frankenstein meets her at a ball, he cannot help but be taken with her artless intellectualism and single-minded drive; Mary, in turn, cannot help but thrill at receiving attention from someone outside of her family, and positive attention at that.
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While there isn't currently a ton of information about these supposed pills, and the claim about their existence should probably be taken with a grain of salt, be sure to keep an eye on whatever Pickachu you come across in the coming days.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Media reports suggesting that Britain could seal a divorce deal with the European Union in the next few days should be taken "with a very large pinch of salt", a senior UK government source told the Press Association on Thursday.
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By themselves, public opinion polls must be taken with a grain of salt: the half-life of post-slaughter outrage is short and gun-control advocates are notoriously less intense in their views than those who adorn their bodies with Second Amendment tattoos.
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The resulting bumper crop of good material, along with many items priced under $1 million, made for brisk sales even before the first hour was up (though gallery tallies must be taken with a grain of salt, since some pieces have been presold).
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The broader point is that it is still very uncertain what 2020 politics means for markets, but the conventional wisdom we&aposve seen that Trump is unambiguously good while Warren is unambiguously bad should be taken with a huge grain of salt.
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One, I think you have to give the audience credit that when they see something that they think is on the fringe, that they'll recognize that's on the fringe and maybe should be taken with a grain of salt, to say the least.
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The CBI said the sharp fall should be taken with a pinch of salt, given the survey asked retailers to compare sales with a year ago when hot weather and England's unexpectedly strong showing in the men's soccer World Cup boosted sales.
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"Honesty is the only way in this job — integrity when lives are on the line on the aircraft and training programs shouldn't be taken with a pinch of salt," wrote one Boeing worker to another in messages that were emailed in February 2018.
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Still, the survey shows why fluctuations in Trump's national approval rating — which currently indicates he's the second least-popular president at this point in his term in modern times, ahead only of Jimmy Carter — should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall will also be alongside the Queen, 93, to formally receive the NATO leaders and their partners before a formal photograph of the royals will be taken with the various heads of state and government.
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While these claims of cracking an ancient poet's code using modern technology have ignited the nerdosphere, the findings should be taken with a grain of salt: There are too many unknown factors to consider this dating of the poem at all conclusive.
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But, research on the health impacts of e-cigarette use, presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco this past Saturday, suggests that that reputation ought to be taken with a grain of salt — if not revised entirely.
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While polls must be taken with caveats, including the fact that they represent a snapshot of public opinion at a specific time, and include a margin of error, they reflect a more representative sample and are less susceptible to manipulation than markets, Traugott said.
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The approval puts GSK ahead of rival Gilead Sciences in the race to market with two-drug combinations for HIV treatments, although uptake could be slow because rilpivirine has the downside that it must be taken with a meal at the same time every day.
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While all data should be taken with a grain of salt, there's no denying that as more networks transition to streaming, and companies like Netflix and Disney spend large amounts of money on original content, the more award shows will be dominated by streamers.
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Obviously, these boasts of improved hardware should be taken with a grain of salt; remember, the first FlexPai left a lot to be desired, and Royole has a lot to prove if it wants to be in the same conversation as Samsung and Huawei.
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Obviously, these boasts of improved hardware should be taken with a grain of salt; remember, the first FlexPai left a lot to be desired, and Royole has a lot to prove if it wants to be in the same conversation as Samsung and Huawei.
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That could be because Ball, a 6-foot-6 point guard whose playing style has been compared to Jason Kidd's, is expected to be taken with the second pick Thursday night by Magic Johnson and the Los Angeles Lakers, Ball's hometown team of choice.
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Between the lines: Throughout the report, Uber repeatedly emphasizes the low rates at which these incidents occur and compares its numbers to those in other social environments Yes, but: Every single fatality or assault, rare or not, deserves to be taken with extreme seriousness.
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"This study needs to be taken with a giant grain of salt," said Dr. David M. Nathan, director of the Diabetes Center and Clinical Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital and a professor at Harvard Medical School, who was not involved in the study.
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And by pointing out that Bolton has a book coming out, Trump seems to suggest that observers should almost expect the former adviser to say incendiary things to boost his sales numbers — and, again, that these things should be taken with a grain of salt.
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One conversation: "Honesty is the only way in this job — integrity when lives are on the line on the aircraft and training programs shouldn't be taken with a pinch of salt," wrote one Boeing worker to another in messages that were emailed in February 2018.
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And since it's still early to be predicting this kind of thing, Kuo's note should probably be taken with a grain of salt — especially since the first Face ID cameras aren't widely in use yet, so Apple has no idea how customers are going to respond.
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Cunanan told his friend's that Madson was the love of his life, which must be taken with a grain of salt because of his compulsive lying, but it is interesting that he's one of the only love interests we've seen so far that was roughly a peer.
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That said, Behind the Mask has to be taken with a grain of salt, if for no other reason than the fact it is written by one of the single most prominent evangelists of one of the most divisive, but nonetheless impactful, activist movements of all time.
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Trump has cherished the military trappings on the job, and at the White House the President is said to be taken with the history of his surroundings, offering tours of the Lincoln Bedroom to both his close personal friends and to large groups of relative strangers.
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"Mechanical engineering companies in Germany, therefore, do not want extended protection from foreign investors, but above all to have the same conditions for their own investments abroad as there are in the EU." Any examination of possible protective measures should be taken with utmost care, he added.
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"The fears of the trade wars have subsided to a certain degree, but I do believe that anything that comes out of this administration needs to be taken with a grain of salt," said Bryan Keller, managing director of Dakota Wealth Management in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
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While the survey's findings are not scientific and should be taken with a grain of salt, here are some key takeaways:Yes, you should binge-watch Netflix originalsAccording to the study, millennials were 270% more likely be attracted to others if they're both obsessing over the same shows.
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Agnia Grigas, an authority on Russian energy at the Atlantic Council and author of "The New Geopolitics of Natural Gas," said, "Russian statistics on oil production, on Putin's popularity and on just about anything else strategically important, need to be taken with a grain of salt."
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The botched outcome of the arrest warrant for Ovidio Guzman Lopez, son of the infamous drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, is a stark reminder of where power is held south of the border; political protestations from down under should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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The game is a joyous gem by nearly every estimation, and its Metacritic score (always to be taken with a grain of salt but a useful metric) is sitting pretty at 97, tied with the incredible Breath of the Wild for the highest-rated Nintendo game in years.
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The results should probably be taken with a grain of salt, because they were only statistically significant (typically in medical research, that means there's less than a 5 percent chance of the effect happening by chance) if the date ranges were set to the specific ones the researchers used.
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These accounts and the related evidence are as fascinating as they are grim, but Rosemary Joyce, a professor of anthropology at the University of California-Berkeley who wasn't involved in the research, told the New York Times that these interpretations need to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Although the information is coming from his own camp and should be taken with caution, Lincecum is said to be throwing in the low 90s now, which—along with a healthy hip and a stronger physique overall—should be fast enough for him to catch on with someone.
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"Even though it looks dramatic, today's December drop should be taken with a pinch of salt," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said, adding that special factors such as the unusually cold winter temperatures and an extraordinary Christmas effect were probably the main reasons for the sharp drop in December.
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While the news should be taken with a grain of salt—the Bloomberg trial balloon has virtually become a staple of recent presidential cycles—it does raise the question of whether there is anyone in the country outside Wall Street and Bloomberg's inner circle who actually wants Bloomberg to run.
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With the caveat that art world sales reports should be taken with a grain of salt as they cannot be independently verified, the most expensive painting, a work by Keith Haring, was sold by Gladstone Gallery for $3.75 million, followed by a $2 million Neo Rauch painting sold by David Zwirner.
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" It added: "If the President of the United States claims that his nation's leading media outlets are a stain on America, then negative news about China and other countries should be taken with a grain of salt since it is likely that bias and political agendas are distorting the real picture.
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So although it would be too much to say the Justice Department is lying about Barr's potential involvement with a Ukraine investigation, it is fair to say it ought to be taken with a grain of salt, particularly given outstanding questions over Barr and his handling of the Mueller report.
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He cautioned that Iran's claim that the new missile could carry multiple warheads "needs to be taken with a grain of salt," adding that he "may mean nothing more than multiple cluster bombs," not the kind of ballistic missile payload — multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicle, or MIRV — associated with nuclear missiles.
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It's inspired some questionable pronouncements from tech leaders on the threat from killer robots (which deserve to be taken with a barrel of salt in my opinion), but is the best introduction I've read to the problem of making smart machines safe; a problem which applies whether they're super-smart or actually quite dumb.
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Ehang's claims about its "autonomous" vehicle should be taken with a hefty pinch of salt (the company offered no real proof that the technology works — just a lot of ambitious quotes and glossy renders), but as the Megakopter shows, people are still testing the limits of what a lot of little rotor blades can do.
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Joyce frequently remarked that readers tended to miss the fact, announced in the book's title, that this is a portrait of the artist as a young man, and therefore the exalted, epiphanic tone is to be taken with a large handful of salt, as both a celebration and an undermining of youthful artistic extravagance.
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Any attempt to cast the Montana special election as a referendum on one piece of legislation passed hundreds of miles away should be taken with a grain of salt, but there is no denying Obamacare and the Republican attempt to repeal former President Barack Obama's signature law have been front and center in the Montana special.
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In fact, unlike with Lyft — which historically has been willing to approve employee transfers of secondary shares and only recently instituted more restrictions on those transactions — any data points regarding Uber should be "taken with a grain of salt," observes Shriram Bhashyam, the co-founder and general counsel at EquityZen, a marketplace of pre-IPO shares.
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With Instacart, your order will be handled by one of their shoppers who goes to the store, shops for your items, and then delivers them to you rather than being fulfilled at a warehouse and then shipped to you via a postal service, so you can expect a bit more care to be taken with your fruits and vegetables.
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Turns out, the Into the Woods actress was this close to launching a singing career, but chickened out at the last minute (after recording a few demos) – and while we're forever grateful for the ultra-memorable character in The Devil Wears Prada that arguably broke her in America, we can't help but be taken with her range as a singer.
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"Autism is the one a lot of people are starting to get particularly interested in because several studies found a link between the microbiota and autism development," Kubinak said, adding that most of the studies linking autism and microbes in the body were done in mice rather than humans, which means they should be taken with a grain of salt.
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And by the same token, a high CinemaScore grade should be taken with a healthy grain of salt for highly partisan films such as D'Souza's (or, conversely, from a liberal documentarian such as Michael Moore), or for faith-based films, for which the audience (especially on opening weekend) is likely to be almost entirely people who already agree with the film's ideological perspective.
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But in the back of our minds, there's still this nagging quote from Entertainment Weekly, in which Sprouse made all of the speculation about their relationship seem like acting magic: "So I think that kind of discussion, especially because it's based so much on rumor and hearsay, needs to be taken with a grain of salt," he said of dating rumors.
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In any post-election scenario, analysts see scant chance of a "Nexit" advocated by Wilders, since consistent majorities of the Dutch people and parliament are opposed to leaving the EU. Still, with more than half of eligible voters still undecided in the latest polls, any political forecast in the Netherlands this time must be taken with a grain of salt.
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He also achieved his first diplomatic victory in years last week at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, persuading enough countries, including China, Cuba, Egypt, Iran and Mexico, to vote for a resolution to promote a peaceful solution to the Venezuelan crisis without foreign interference, which should be taken with a grain of salt coming from Mr. Maduro.
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This is by no means a comprehensive analysis and these numbers should be taken with a pinch of salt, but the conclusion is an important one: If the network of bitcoin miners keeps expanding the way it has done, the increased efficiency of mining devices is most likely offset, leaving us anywhere between a slight growth or an explosion of the total energy consumption.
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The one exception currently is Tesla; their Model S has reached a range of around 270 miles or 430 kilometers — although the numbers Tesla provides must be taken with a grain of salt, because the range depends largely on the size of battery pack you choose, how fast you drive, how cold or warm the weather is, whether you are using air conditioning or not, etc.
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" (However, she cautions that this obviously needs to be taken with a grain of salt, and is likely just a rumor.) "As for the Christians working against these witches to keep Trump safe and sound," she says, speaking as a Catholic witch, "maybe someone should be trying to bind them—because they are contributing more to the evils of America than witches ever will.
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But then he continued: "There are many others that our systems catch which are more difficult to attribute specifically to Russian intelligence, but the number would be in the tens of thousands of fake accounts…" The tens of thousands number must be taken with a grain of salt, since clearly Facebook has not been able to definitively attribute more than the stated 740 or so to the IRA and Russian intel.
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While Harris's backers say her plan is potentially more politically feasible (which, seeing as private insurance companies have come out in full force against policies that would even just lower the eligibility age for Medicare to 50, this argument should be taken with a grain of salt), Sanders's backers argue that his approach would be far more effective in driving down health care costs, by eliminating the sway of private insurance companies once and for all.
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It reflects a dynamic where criticism of the government or expression of political sentiments that fall outside of the positions of the Israeli government are no longer welcome, and Dareen Tatour's case, I think reflects not only the intolerance of criticism and dissent, but the increasing difficulty of Palestinians, whether they be inside Israel or in the occupied Palestinian territory, of expressing or calling for opposing Israeli policies, or calling for any sort of action to be taken with regards to the situation that they face.
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