"War in the Korean peninsula would be terrible, however, a nuclear weapon detonating in Los Angeles would be terrible," Milley said.
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You should be able to be terrible, you should be able to be good, like you can't be terrible is the thing, right?
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"War in the Korean peninsula would be terrible, however, a nuclear weapon detonating in Los Angeles would be terrible," Army Chief of Staff Gen.
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RAYMOND DALIO: In terms of my reaction, though, I would say if he was to leave, it would be terrible, because -- it would be terrible in two dimensions.
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The answer is, as expected, that life would be terrible.
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But that may not be terrible news for all investors.
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The result for the military is going to be terrible.
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But festivals don't have to be terrible for the environment.
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This would be terrible for anyone who cares about democracy.
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Prediction: Lynels are going to be terrible in this mode.
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These elites turned out to be terrible stewards of innovation.
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Myrcella and Tommen Lannister didn't appear to be terrible either.
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Comments can be terrible simply because many people are flawed.
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Here's why that could be terrible for the TV industry
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And you don't want the first picture to be terrible.
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So I think it would be terrible if Gary left.
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But it would also be terrible news for South Korea.
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In fact, I found some of them to be terrible.
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Man, the 2018 hockey tournament is shaping up to be terrible.
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But both of these are turning out to be terrible investments.
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Which isn't to say that love can't be terrible and devastating.
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At this stage, such an outcome would be terrible for Mousasi.
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I would never date someone like me, that would be terrible.
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I'm [financially] okay, but in six months, it could be terrible.
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To be terrible, but not that terrible, ironically engaging in pride.
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But really, that must be terrible for Amy to recount now.
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According to my dad, this will be terrible for my friend.
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On paper, WrestleMania 32 looks like it's going to be terrible.
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It is going to be terrible, state-imposed suffering and torture.
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You think Bernie could win but he'd be terrible as president.
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Some might think such a barrier-breaking moment would be terrible.
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According to most people, Perry will be terrible for renewable energy.
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It'd be terrible if I wasn't actually addressing some of that.
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At the very least, they really don't want to be terrible people.
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Will Ferrell is here to remind you that technology can be terrible.
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KN: Mm yeah the music festival that turned out to be terrible?
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Alice and Hal (Lochlyn Munro) continue to be terrible parents to Betty.
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There is a very good chance that it, too, will be terrible.
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Reducing the flow of immigrants would certainly be terrible for the economy.
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But I'm really concerned the buses are going to be terrible, too.
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And don't get me wrong: some things do continue to be terrible.
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But if the rain lasts 4-5 days, it will be terrible.
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People are gonna see the trailer and think that it'll be terrible.
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"It would be hot and it would be terrible," he said, laughing.
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But that doesn't mean family events are destined to be terrible blowups.
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It doesn't really matter, though, as the band turns out to be terrible.
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An Orwellian world would be terrible, but not every terrible world is Orwellian.
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"Ryan could be terrible to Mandy when they were married," the source said.
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You'd think the sound quality would be terrible, but it was amazingly clear.
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Because nothing based so closely on the original Porta Pros can be terrible.
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But that doesn't mean that all camping sex is destined to be terrible.
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It may be terrible, but it looks better than Rocketman, so that's something.
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Like Miranda's performances, "Haters" can be terrible and transfixing at the same time.
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"I think for her to be in Washington must be terrible," she said.
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" Your college must be terrible, because you are confusing "intellectual property" with "learning.
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"So it's possible that our Broadway opening could be terrible," Ms. Schreck said.
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We used to be terrible about eating out, but now we cook almost religiously.
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Yeah, and to be honest, I mean, I don't want to be terrible anyway.
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"If he was to leave, it would be terrible," Dalio said, citing two reasons.
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A man like Mike would be terrible to Jack if given half the chance.
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I knew that farming was exhausting work and that I'd be terrible at it.
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"It would be terrible to get sick when it's so easily preventable," Slone said.
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It would be terrible if oral sex wasn't an option for people with Tourette.
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Both are threatened and trust me, it would be terrible to live without bees.
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They may be terrible at reading and responding to other's feelings and social cues.
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"His policy may be terrible public relations for the United States," Mr. McLaughlin wrote.
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Rosanna Armendariz, 2350, El Paso It would be terrible for my husband and me.
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Please remain calm, however, as it will probably be terrible, as home robots usually are.
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Traffic will be terrible, public transit will be overwhelmed, and the security will be tight.
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OK, I'm lying; Radiohead exceeded my expectations because I thought they were gonna be terrible.
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Dating apps can be terrible if you like to consider yourself a human with feelings.
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Nothing's gonna be great all the time and nothing's gonna be terrible all the time.
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Yet the Jaybird Freedoms give me faith that Bluetooth earbuds don't have to be terrible.
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Not only bad for the economy; he's going to be terrible for the stock market?
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" Tanden replied: "Almost no one knows better (sic) me that her instincts can be terrible.
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The first things are going to be terrible, but you gotta work through the terrible.
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Thek promises that the comment may be terrible, but the cake is edible and delicious.
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Tennessee is also known for its local delicacy (whiskey); Bourbonine or Whiskine wouldn't be terrible!
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Products sold as "for gamers" tend to be terrible, and these shoes are no exception.
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War may be terrible, but for a woman like Shideh there's no horror like home.
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The above may all be terrible ideas, but the core of my argument is sound.
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I think the market thought it would be terrible so they got their number here.
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The end result of mutations in Cux1 in humans can be terrible diseases, called ciliopathies.
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Some of these "black swans" will involve incredibly good fortune, others will be terrible disasters.
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If you try to appeal to everyone, your message, marketing, and products will be terrible.
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After all, the tax bill appears to be terrible politics as well as terrible policy.
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"This quarter is going to be terrible," Mark Kalinowski, CEO of Kalinowski Equity Research, told CNBC.
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Without them, the stink from all the decay and rot would be terrible, first of all.
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I probably could have just gone to the arena considering the Knicks continue to be terrible.
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Some of them are good at bolt-on acquisitions, and some of them-- would be terrible.
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If trade negotiations between the U.K. and EU go into reverse course, that would be terrible.
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Click here to view original GIFBut quakes don't need to be the biggest to be terrible.
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Kaitlyn: Jamieson, you haven't given a reason that this musical is going to be terrible yet!
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Ben and Mike try to protest, acknowledging that the optics of that move would be terrible.
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If you are constantly hungry and always thinking about food during tests, that would be terrible.
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"The cuts that are being projected would be terrible for a lot of people," he said.
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It would be terrible if someone did this to something I use on a daily basis.
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They're automatically generated, because if it was left to the teens ... Oh, it would be terrible.
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What I thought would be terrible for the kids was if they felt they couldn't talk.
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Can we as white people ever once just not fail to be terrible stereotypes of ourselves?
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"If they were doing that it, would be terrible, but they weren't doing that," Cannon said.
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Even when their corn blackens — William and Katherine prove to be terrible farmers — Thomasin remains in bloom.
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Numbers like that would not be terrible for some receivers, but for Brown they were a disaster.
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So many of us have dated (or crushed on) people we knew would be terrible for us.
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I'll give him this over Buchanan: if he was gonna be terrible, he was hell-bent. pic.twitter.
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Let's get this out of the way now: The San Diego Padres are going to be terrible.
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"When you read that, there is an element of 'Okay, yeah, that could be terrible,' " Radcliffe said.
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People are more tolerant of software, even if it's awful, hence Apple Mail continues to be terrible.
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Self-driving trucks will be great for the G.D.P. They'll be terrible for millions of truck drivers.
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Self-driving trucks will be great for the G.D.P.; they'll be terrible for millions of truck drivers.
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This would be terrible if all pregnant women in the world couldn't pet their pets, their cats.
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That turned out to be terrible news for then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and her party.
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If the United States achieves the growth rate now projected by the I.M.F., it won't be terrible.
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Bran would be terrible and Sansa seems to have been forgotten by the writers, so that leaves Jon.
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The movie itself might be terrible, but I'll bask in those two minutes because they're rare and precious.
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If we don't learn lessons of the past, the future will continue to be terrible, as Aleppo shows.
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Don't immediately dismiss it The idea might be terrible, but don't just knock it down and move on.
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SCOTT WAPNER: What do you make of those who say he's going to be terrible for the economy?
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Whatever the amount (a couple hundred, a few thousand, or even more), being in debt can be terrible.
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Harbour Jr. and his theater co-stars never seem like they're trying to be terrible — to the contrary.
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He knows there will be terrible days, especially anniversaries of events that happened overseas, but refuses to quit.
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That would be terrible for people like Bart Ramler, the owner of Scooter Experience just north of Amsterdam.
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"I would have these wonderful experiences in museums, but then the audio tour would be terrible," he said.
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Obviously the jury is still out on what sort of outcomes they'll have, and perhaps they'll be terrible.
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Stiff tariffs on French wine "would be terrible," he said, especially for producers, shippers and retailers like him.
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But from here on out, anything can happen, and in Gilead, it's almost always going to be terrible.
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I'd never had any tuna at that point, but the connection was made: Tuna simply must be terrible.
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But that also means there are now a stunning 4,500 critics, some of whom inevitably will be terrible.
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Thirty-eight percent said he would be terrible, while 6900 percent said he would be good or great.
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I can guarantee there would be terrible customer confrontations if a driver knew the customer stiffed on a tip.
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This helps economists understand how decisions that are good for the individual can be terrible for the group. 4.
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That would give the Freedom Party a real chance to come to power, which would be terrible for Austria.
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Netflix shares rose earlier this week on a fine earnings report Wednesday that Wall Street thought would be terrible.
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Whatever happens will be terrible for the global economy and exacerbate the problems slowing it down as we speak.
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" Katharine Reich: "When I think about planning ahead, I'm not necessarily thinking, 'Oh, climate change impacts will be terrible.
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That doesn't matter right now—Nimmo could be terrible and still outhit what Conforto is currently capable of doing.
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They could be terrible swings, or I can take three solid swings and have nothing to show for it.
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"I was so pleased with it, and then I turned out to be terrible at pool," Mr. Stine said.
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I started feeling like I had a sore throat, which would be terrible because New Orleans is this weekend.
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"It's an opera that can easily be terrible," Nikolaus Bachler, the Bavarian State Opera's director, said in an interview.
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Lindsey Graham joked Tuesday that it would be "terrible" if a DNA test showed that he has Iranian heritage.
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He looks like he wants to come up with something but knows that whatever it is will be terrible.
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The trolls' fury confirms a lesson that Doctor Who teaches fans time and time again: Sometimes, people can be terrible.
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Facebook might be terrible at caring about your privacy, but Apple has pointedly made privacy and security a selling point.
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"These are very alarming initial reports, and they must be terrible for Wilders to hear," he said in a tweet.
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" But he still plans to vote for the Republican nominee, saying a Clinton presidency would be "terrible for our country.
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The Nash equilibrium helps economists understand how decisions that are good for the individual can be terrible for the group.
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That would be terrible news not just for world economic growth, but generally for Asia and more specifically for Japan.
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"People can say it would be terrible not to compete in Rio, so we will let them compete," Sharp said.
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Trump has been and will continue to be terrible at that, when he deigns to take a run at it.
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Also there could be another war breakout, and that would be terrible, and that would be bad for those numbers.
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Papa John's sales may be terrible, but apparently they're not desperate enough for customers that they're willing to embrace racists.
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Presumably you don't need the graphical fidelity that people expect on their PC or console, but it can't be terrible either.
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BECKY QUICK: Do you let the ones who would be terrible at it go ahead and make a bolt-on acquisition?
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We recognize that, in every generation, there may be terrible people who do terrible things, using the technologies of the day.
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Such an event would be terrible, but if the proposed budget cuts are enacted, the impact would be far more dire.
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Trackpads used to be terrible on Windows laptops, but they've caught up and the nub just gets in the way now.
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It would be terrible for press freedom, and for journalists and dissidents everywhere, if this message were allowed to take hold.
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"An escalation scenario would be terrible all around," said Gabriel Sterne, head of global macro research at Oxford Economics in London.
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Rabbi Hier said it would be terrible to give Mr. Farrakhan "legitimacy" on such a national level by streaming this documentary.
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For publishers and authors, the optics of suing a library that's expanding access to books during a pandemic would be terrible.
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And Richard would be terrible at the beginning — the audience would worship him, but he'd do five minutes with no laughs.
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" The trick is chipping away at the goal: "With video games, if you started on level 26, it would be terrible.
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And, you know, it would be terrible if we did all that for them and we never got paid for it.
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I think it's revisit it later — the reconciliation vehicle is still viable, would be terrible to let that thing go to waste.
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But they are just adamant that even discussing tariffs is going to crater the global economy, it is going to be terrible.
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"There would be a terrible accident on the way to the debate, and, it would be terrible and very sad," Spacey jested.
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"You'll want something to do and not just sit at home all day, which can be terrible for mental health," Stimpson said.
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Would it be terrible to take it from its bad frame and (to save money) use the one from my friend's gift?
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This baby will be wonderful, but it will also be terrible at board games, and won't leave you much time for them.
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We could not be more thrilled that this is not true, because honestly society would be terrible if this were a reality.
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It will be terrible for his reputation and could do serious damage to his politics in VT but sounds like he's pushing forward.
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They said they might have to leave Serbia and shoot more in Ireland, and that would be terrible because I'm a big fan.
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"If there is any attempt to hand her over to a foreign country, there will be terrible consequences," TLP said in a statement.
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Those in charge use those living in static cities as a scapegoat, making them out to be terrible people who are hoarding resources.
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When people say, 'She's missing her leg, that must be terrible,' yes, it is hard – but I dictate what I am capable of.
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I thought it would be terrible, but they're so full of life and unlike anybody that would normally come to a comedy club.
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The only constants in London seemed to be terrible apartments, terrible Mondays, and terrible financial health, so I packed my bags and left.
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She might be terrible at voice recognition, but as a prolific iPhone texter, I've found Siri's text prediction is almost always dead on.
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Even if it is frustrating and the most annoying thing in the world to spend money to play it and still be terrible.
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The Nuggets have seven players on their roster who are 25 or younger, and they could be amazing, or they could be terrible.
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Without specificity, I worry that #MeToo will go the way of Occupy Wall Street, and it would be terrible to blow this opportunity.
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Like, don't get me wrong, having my genitals covered in painful sores or having my cervix morph into cancer would be terrible. Undoubtedly.
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That would be terrible for most vehicle brands, but Jeep's global market share has nearly tripled since 2010, according to data from LMC Automotive.
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" But he concluded it would be terrible if Mr. Trump lost: "Hillary Clinton gets elected, Bill Clinton is right back in the Oval Office.
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But what really made the stock rally were the hedge funds that were short Caterpillar stock, because they assumed the quarter would be terrible.
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You don't want the truth because deep down in places you don't talk about on Twitter, you want the NHL Awards to be terrible.
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I don't know how to begin assessing it: It's terrible, but the point is to be terrible, so I guess it achieves its objectives.
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Notwithstanding its name, the Financial Creating Hope and Opportunity for Investors, Consumers and Entrepreneurs Act, or Financial Choice Act, will be terrible for consumers.
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Psychologists refer to the act of overthinking and freezing up after a mistake, fearing that you will be terrible at everything afterwards, as catastrophizing.
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"Trump is not actually a good debater, and this format, one on one, with a strong moderator, will be terrible for him," he said.
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The bill, tentatively approved early Wednesday, "would really be terrible for the state of New York," Cuomo said at his daily briefing in Albany.
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And it would be terrible to make someone who breast-feeds as long as she can feel that she has in some sense failed.
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But investors already seem to have figured out that the first quarter would be terrible, hence the market chaos that dominated November and December.
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But some farmers think the warm weather might actually be terrible news — leading to less sap and a possible syrup shortage later this year.
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They may well be terrible choices, but given everything that's happened and everything you've said, do you really think that these candidates are equivalent threats?
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As I have said before, we'll know that true equality has been reached when women are free to be terrible CEOs, just like men are!
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Of course, Reynolds may be terrible at baking cookies, but he is known for epic trolling and Lively always brings her A game as well.
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Shooting at 1/25 can be terrible if you have unsteady hands, and the cat is a little blurry on the Canon because of it.
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"I think for her to be in Washington must be terrible," the 68-year-old, who was wed to Donald from 1977 to 1992, said.
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Really ,any David Lynch movie would be terrible to watch high, but we chose this one because of the terrifying cocktail of amnesia and unreality.
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The vote-a-rama is a terrible, terrible process for Republican senators -- almost every amendment put up by Democrats will be terrible politically (by design).
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As bad as the record of traditional government procurement is, the U.K. experience shows the government can be terrible at negotiating long-term contracts too.
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The optics would be terrible, but there isn't an NBA fan alive (who doesn't root for the Cavs) who wouldn't want to see this happen.
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To do it now and not involve any of them it's just a disastrous mistake and it's gonna be cheap and it's gonna be terrible.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) said on Wednesday that the coronavirus stimulus deal reached between the White House and the Senate would be "terrible" for the state.
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Hedge fund king Ray Dalio said Tuesday it would be "terrible" if Gary Cohn would leave the White House, a move that could upset markets.
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On Tuesday, Graham joked during an interview on "Fox & Friends" that it would be "terrible" if a DNA test revealed that he has Iranian heritage.
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But whether the final figure turns out to be merely bad or catastrophic, history indicates that they're going to be terrible for Trump's reelection prospects.
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I hope they have love in their hearts to be able to live peacefully because it must really be terrible to live in a hateful manner.
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No wonder, then, that even the trailers designed to sell the movie seemed like admissions that it would be terrible; there was nothing good to advertise.
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Hooton cites his 2015 film The Sea of Trees as another example of a project that looked "good on paper" but turned out to be terrible.
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If you want to improve on your television's built-in speakers, which are likely to be terrible, there are a lot of ways to do it.
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However, just because something is a remake – or a reboot or a sequel or what have you – that doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be terrible.
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Some of the shows may be terrible, but if they are watched by a sizeable slice of its subscribers, they still have value to the firm.
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Democrats, in short, need to start treating the 2020 campaign with the urgency it deserves, because a second Trump term would be terrible for the country.
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And it turns out that his campaign advisor, who was his best friend, was booby-trapping him because he knew he would be terrible for America!
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If three of 214 people are known to be terrible human beings, the other 22018 can identify them and organize to defend themselves with relative ease.
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The Chiefs' most reliable asset is their secondary, and the most reliable thing about the Saints is that their defense will be terrible nearly every week.
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Oh yeah, and if you don't want to rely on Bluetooth (which can be terrible in crowded spaces), the headphones come with a 3.5mm audio cable.
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Wouldn't it be terrible if your pool leader said the team won nothing, but amazingly he or she hit the jackpot with a self-purchased ticket?
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"It would be terrible to think that the left was right about the right all these years," Bret Stephens wrote on Monday at the Wall Street Journal.
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So many people warned us it was going to be terrible, but — knock on wood — we're taking it on together, and it's really been fun so far.
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"Not having Xtend is going to be terrible for the country," said Ruben Sgalippa, owner of a family farm in the bread basket province of Buenos Aires.
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We haven't seen it yet, so it's entirely possible that the revival will be terrible, especially if Austin Mahone is the best MTV can come up with.
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It's massively centralising; a whole load of new powers going to Brussels, including over all sorts things that would be terrible for Britain such as "property rights".
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The Kentucky governor warned that if Senate 22019 was struck down, there would be "terrible" consequences, including that it would "destroy" the state's already ailing pension system.
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Essentially you have a lot of people saying, 'You naysayers said this was going to be terrible and a disaster and look, we had a wonderful time.
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The internet can be terrible, like humanity, and Herzog approaches its black holes the way we all may find ourselves doing online: half gawking, half turning away.
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"The loss for the city will be terrible," Mara Gay of The Times editorial board writes, ticking off some off some of the newspaper's most influential journalism.
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The emergence of Playoff LeBron would be terrible news for the Pacers (48-34), a ridiculously fun, young team that turned a rebuilding project into something special.
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But it would be terrible for the Fed to let people believe it was letting the president's narrow political desire for stronger growth to influence its decisions.
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The fact that all of this, just terrible management, what appears to be terrible management, mismanagement, is potentially bringing this company down in such a significant way.
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Although actress Dakota Johnson may be "terrible in crowds," her character Anastasia Steele looks pretty damn comfortable in a crowded elevator in the latest Fifty Shades Darker clip.
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If that doesn't happen, Morris said that individual countries would implement their own rules, creating a patchwork system of regulations that would be "terrible" for trade and investment.
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Turkey is an important member of NATO, and to be positioned to fight them (as some retired generals and admirals appear to advocate), would be terrible foreign policy.
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"If you set regulation too early, then you may be betting on the wrong standards, and that would be terrible for commercialization, which is important," Lin told Gizmodo.
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Milton Friedman agreed that one man, one vote would be terrible for South Africa, and Hayek worried that putting sanctions on South Africa would upset the global order.
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This is where we get to see if Rory learned anything from the whole Mitchum Huntzberger affair, or whether she'll be terrible at dealing with failure forever. 219.
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James wasn't the first athlete to push back on the suggestion, as Kemba Walker of the Boston Celtics said it "would be terrible" to play for no fans.
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The optics would be terrible, William Reinsch, a former senior U.S. Commerce official and trade expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told Reuters in November.
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Did you know ''Girls Trip'' was going to be a hit in the same way that you knew that the Charlie Sheen movie was going to be terrible?
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And Michael Ian Black, a comedian and Democrat, said that "Trump must be terrible at blowjobs if it's taking this long," referring to a previous Trump-Putin meeting.
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"It's going to be terrible and gloppy and cold and slimy and I'm going to be crawling in it and I have to meet a friend later," says Swift.
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Many know the effects will be terrible but policymakers and journalists struggle to describe how it will change our way of life—and thereby get the world to act.
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Because, even in during a tragedy, the internet can be terrible, Good Guy Fieri was accused of serving up nothing but a publicity stunt—allegations which he wholeheartedly disputes.
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" And even his position on Hillary Clinton has been up in the air — before, he said she'd make "a great president," but he's now saying she would be "terrible.
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But there is one thing most everyone here agrees on: It would be terrible to see the end of Maine shrimp, a touchstone of local tradition, identity and cuisine.
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There's usually a tension across financial markets: If risky bets like stocks or junk bonds are doing well, super-safe assets such as government securities might be terrible investments.
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To the Editor: Donald Trump's choice of Neil Gorsuch is a really bad decision and would be terrible for those of us who believe in personal liberty and freedom.
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And Michael Ian Black, a comedian and Democrat, said that "Trump must be terrible at blowjobs if it's taking this long," referring to the two-hour Trump-Putin meeting.
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KISSEL: It would be terrible for U.S. deterrence worldwide is we just accept that he can invade another country, like he&aposs done with Georgia -- MCGURN: And rewrite the map.
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GUTFELD: Well, I would obviously say buy my book which is called the Gutfeld Monologue, which the answers is in there, but that would be terrible for me to say.
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This can be terrible for any animal that doesn't enjoy your presence, but it's even worse for cats, because the way in which cats express their preferences is through proximity.
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Since teams only play a handful of games, shooting efficiency is especially prone to variance—if a player has an off-night or two, his overall efficiency will be terrible.
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"They'd all be older, and it wouldn't be the same, and people will only end up feeling disappointed, and then I'll be embarrassed, and it would be terrible," Kauffman said.
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If the desire to support the women in their lives, liberate themselves from gender roles, or just not be terrible doesn't dissuade men from sexist behavior, this should do it.
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In 2018, the Marlins placed dead last in MLB for attendance and most experts are predicting the team to be terrible on the field ... since they really have no stars.
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Ocasio-Cortez later added another jab at Graham, in an apparent reference to Graham joking in October that it would be "terrible" if he was found to have Iranian heritage.
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The couple thought about living downtown, but "there are so many people on the sidewalks we thought it would be terrible to walk a dog down there," Dr. Floyd said.
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"That would be terrible for the US and a disastrous consequence for US global leadership," Mieke Eoyang, a national security expert at the centrist Third Way think tank, told me.
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The Miami Dolphins have opted to start 36-year-old Ryan Fitzpatrick, but the team is expected to be terrible, and newly acquired Josh Rosen, 22, could take over soon.
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"In terms of my reaction, I would say if he was to leave it would be terrible," Dalio said at the "Delivering Alpha " conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
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They may be terrible, but their massive casts still manages to pull some weight at the box office, and so people will probably keep making them until the end of time.
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I thought I would be terrible and probably get fired, but I had to try or else I didn't know how I would get out of the situation I was in.
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It would be terrible if that was all there was, if we were just purely nostalgic, but luckily we've got a fantastic frontman in Adam Lambert and thing are always new.
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It would be terrible for the world of medicine if they are successful, in that the American free market healthcare industry drives research and innovation for the rest of the world.
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The C.B.O. came in even worse on coverage than most predicted, but it was obvious that the news would be terrible because that's what the logic of the situation told us.
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"For them to show that film" and for Elliott "to just completely and totally and blatantly ignore me where my name and reputation, my concern, it would be terrible," she said.
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"It would be terrible to think that the left was right about the right all these years," The Wall Street Journal's deputy editorial page editor, Bret Stephens, admitted a few weeks ago.
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The club's owners allowed the producers of a Hollywood action film – described as 'Die Hard in a soccer stadium' – to blow it up for scenes that will, in all likelihood, be terrible.
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"If we get hard rain, there are going to be terrible landslides in the burn areas," Carla D'Antonio, chairman of University of California, Santa Barbara's environmental studies program, said in an email.
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But too often it shoots past cringe comedy into straight-up cruelty without relief or enough redeeming laughs, becoming a "No Exit" experience of watching the terrible be terrible to the terrible.
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The impact on the economy would be terrible, but a few weeks without such gatherings seems like a small price to pay for the possibility of preventing mass dissemination of the virus.
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The optics of being in Mar-a-Lago during a government shutdown would be terrible, the official said, but so far the contingency plan being most discussed is delaying departure until Saturday.
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According to The Guardian, most of this decorative glitter is made from a kind of microplastic that can be terrible for the environment, in addition to posing risks to both humans and animals.
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Sure, the movie could be terrible, but as long as it has the likes of Blanchett and Rihanna hatching schemes while sporting sharp-as-hell wardrobes, it'll still be well worth the wait.
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Either would be terrible, but its destructive capacity would pale in comparison with full-blown conflict between the West and Russia or China, even if that did not escalate to a nuclear exchange.
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Fogelman is also saying life can be terrible, but in the world of Life Itself, it's just a matter of getting back up because a romantic happy ending is just around the corner.
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If that step required you to take a loan or borrow on your credit cards at 15% interest — and you spend the next ten years servicing that loan… that's going to be terrible.
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"The market understands that the Fed, with its hundreds of economists, are thinking about the numbers coming in and they're sure they'll be terrible, which is why they did this action," Hassett said.
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"We've always been reticent to make those content decisions, but every once in a while you do get platforms that are truly designed to be terrible places," Price said in the CNBC interview.
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Because if they won, then I was going to have to go to the convention stage and tell everybody how great they would be as President after just telling them they would be terrible.
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For President Trump to meet with President Putin without expressing the outrage of the American people and securing real progress would be terrible for the United States and the security of our election system.
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"It is absolutely disgusting for Senator Graham to state on Fox and Friends that it would be 'terrible' to discover that he had Iranian ancestry from a DNA test," he said in the statement.
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"There are rumors that transfers will be impossible for several days and that would be terrible because people pay by electronic transfers," said messenger Antoni Zambrano, 22, in Tachira state near the Colombian border.
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For Trump "to meet with President Putin without expressing the outrage of the American people & securing real progress would be terrible for the US & the security of our election system," Schumer said on Twitter.
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In many ways, that's the thesis statement of both My Brilliant Friend and of Elena Ferrante's books: You can go wherever you want to, but men will always find a way to be terrible.
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Throughout the country, the roads tend to be terrible; clogged with traffic, potholes and pedestrians, marked by ever-shifting routes and a freewheeling interpretation of automotive rules that is almost balletic in its lawlessness.
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My own belief is that if he's going to experiment, and even put up his own funds like in the case of Glass, he should be allowed to be terrible once in a while.
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I like to convince myself someone stopped responding because they fell in love and stopped checking the app, and it'd be terrible to know a message was read and deemed not worthy of a response.
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"They'd all be older, and it wouldn't be the same, and people will only end up feeling disappointed, and then I'll be embarrassed, and it would be terrible," she said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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However, scientists have presented another reason why the border wall plan would be terrible, and it's not just for the people who may or may not have to pay for it if Trump gets elected.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio on Tuesday threw his weight behind President Donald Trump's top economic adviser, saying it would be "terrible" if Gary Cohn were to leave the Trump administration.
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"If you're sitting in [Senate Democratic leader Charles] Schumer's chair, if the polling in the House continues to be terrible, you start losing a lot of motivation to cut deals," the first Republican lobbyist said.
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Breaking up Nafta would be terrible for Mexico and bad for the U.S. It would horrify major U.S. business interests, which have spent two decades building their competitive strategies around an integrated North American market.
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"While some may say, 'Oh, the sky is falling, because the Trump administration is so terrible,' my view is that it will be terrible, like all the others," Mr. Logan said, referring to previous administrations.
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In summary, then, privatizing Medicare would betray a central promise of the Trump campaign, would specifically betray the interests of the voter bloc that thought it had found a champion, and would be terrible policy.
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ABOUT THE TIMBERWOLVES (12-29): The Suns defense overall might be terrible, but center Tyson Chandler still owns a solid reputation on that end of the floor and will set his sights on the struggling Towns.
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It was no comfort when Senator Lindsey Graham, one of the more thoughtful voices in Washington, said that a war in those circumstances "would be terrible", but would at least be "over there" rather than "here".
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The latest installment of everything-will-be-terrible-no-matter-what comes courtesy of a study published Friday in Science Advances, which found an association between warmer nighttime temperatures and getting a bad night of sleep.
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A source close to Gorsuch's confirmation, reflecting the view of at least half a dozen others involved in the process, told us it would be terrible if McConnell allowed the Democrats even one failed cloture vote.
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Trump's overall favorability ratings may be terrible (39 percent positive to 56 negative), according to a RealClearPolitics average of the eight most recent surveys, but the generic Democratic advantage is a relatively modest 9.2 percentage points.
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He predicted he would "beat" Warren at being Native American and quipped that a hypothetical result showing him having Iranian heritage would be "terrible" -- a remark he later called a joke directed at Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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There's a reason that Clinton's "America Is Already Great" is something of an off-putting slogan; it appears to be relatively cool with the status quo, and the status quo is generally assumed to be terrible.
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RR: I mean, there's going to be upheaval and it's going to be terrible for the people who are run over, but we also live a lot longer thanks to some of the things that happened.
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I've had great editors, so I'm lucky—I think if you had bad editors who were ruining your stories it would be terrible, but I also think a lot of people need more humility than they have.
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Where other pro-European politicians waffle and prevaricate, he was crisp and frank: Brexit will be terrible for Britain, it cannot come "at any cost", voters were "without knowledge of the terms" when they cast their ballots.
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If Google Home can manage not to suck, not to glitch out, and not to be terrible at the basics, it has a much bigger upside in the long run by being part of the Google ecosystem.
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"It's going to be terrible for those poor retailers that are between 55th and 57th," said Joseph Sitt, the chief executive of Thor Equities, a landlord, developer and leasing agent with commercial properties up and down Fifth.
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Though you may think there's no harm in digging into a bag of chips you plan on paying for, many stores consider opening items before purchase to be terrible etiquette and may even approach you for shoplifting.
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As a progressive form of thinking, the theory can be used to ascertain whether well-established musicians like Reed, who are perceived to be terrible or have "lost it", are, in fact, advanced beyond our level of understanding.
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When you start allowing people to build on top of the AI, how much responsibility falls on you to limit their capabilities, and how much of it do you think is just encouraging people to not be terrible?
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"Now if we go down this road where we're passing a different law for blockchains and smart contracts in every state, we could end up with a bunch of different standards and that would be terrible," he said.
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" 2003: In a documentary interview called DNA, which aired in 2003 on Channel 4 in the UK, Watson delivered a zinger on gene editing for beauty: "People say it would be terrible if we made all girls pretty.
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"There were a lot [of] stories in the newspaper, just like there are this year, about, oh, premiums are skyrocketing and this is going to be terrible and all that," Obama said then, speaking of the 2014 process.
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Even though the play within "Play" is meant to be terrible, I wish we could make out more of its creaky dialogue, and be allowed at least a few moments in which things seem to be running smoothly.
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Just when racism in the US was enjoying a cultural renaissance, right up to (and down from) the Oval Office, it must be terrible to experience this attack on the freedom to not think about people as people!
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" Marlen Kruzhkov, a Ukrainian-American attorney whose business is oriented toward people in the former Soviet Union who want to invest in the United States, told CNBC that business continues "to be terrible for my Russian clients and friends.
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Josh Crandall, the founder of Clever Commute, an online information service for suburban commuters, said despite the challenges, he was optimistic that tonight's commute is "not going to be terrible" because of the redundancies built into the transit system.
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The co-founders selling any of their stock — especially given that Snap's stock price is near an all-time low — would be terrible optics for a company that is struggling to keep its stock price out of the cellar.
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I tell them matter-of-factly that it is terrible and it will always be terrible and that the sooner you recognize that as the new reality, the sooner you'll adapt to it, whatever that looks like for you.
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Representative Adam Kinzinger, an Illinois Republican who served in Iraq as an Air Force pilot, said that the withdrawal of American troops from Syria was "going to be terrible," and that the president was putting national security at risk.
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"What would be terrible is if the DPRK (North Korea) re-enacted Operation Frigate Bird or the fourth Chinese nuclear test and did a two-in-one," said Jeffrey Lewis of the California-based Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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And what about even more dystopic uses for a conversation engine that's so slick it can convince the vast majority of people it's human — like fraud, identity theft, even election interference… the potential misuses could be terrible and scale endlessly.
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It isn't a flawless movie, and it nearly descends into self-parody at times, but after a decade of Bay's rock-'em sock-'em battles, Bumblebee nevertheless comes across like a mini-revelation: Transformers movies don't need to be terrible.
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Their visual identity and what they're trying to do in terms of reinterpreting themselves for the 21st century is very strong, it's great PR. For us to reinforce that in any way would be terrible, we should stay away from it.
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One thing that gives me greater confidence in BlackBerry than Moto is that the DTEK50 feels more fluid and responsive than the G. Its camera works faster and, on the evidence of my first few tries, doesn't appear to be terrible.
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"Robot trucks are going to be great for GDP, but they're going to be terrible for the 2202 2628/28500 billion truck drivers in the country and the 6900 million Americans that work at truck stops, motels and diners," he added.
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To use Lyons' example, a blog post that just repeats "dogshit" over and over might actually generate the greatest number of marketing leads — but it would be terrible for PR and branding, and those metrics are not shown in Google Analytics.
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I think better border security (not the wall) and better trade agreements could be a good thing for American workers, but other than that I think that Donald Trump will be terrible for just about everyone and everything save himself.
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But on the other hand—the hand holding a giant bag full of money—though Carpool Karaoke: The Series will almost certainly be terrible, it has a much better chance at success than the sure-to-be-awful Planet of the Apps.
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And-- if I had reacted to every one I-- my reaction percentage would-- be terrible and I'd have a lot more in the way of costs, and I'd be outta the market at times-- I never really wanna be outta the market.
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The fire marshall is probably going to cut off access early, and it's the randos who are going to be left out in the cold—and if you do get in, the sound will be terrible, and you'll be surrounded by assholes.
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Officially, there have been just shy of 130,000 cases of Covid-19 on Earth, so a six-digit toll among Ohioans would be terrible, with extraordinary implications for how many cases might be out there undetected in the rest of the country.
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Soccer star Abby Dahlkemper says the US national team is so good that their backups would be the second-best team in the worldCoronavirus has threatened to cancel the Tokyo Olympics — here's why the fallout could be terrible for the TV business
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"That's what I think is needed today, to kind of put a check on ourselves and knowing what's right or wrong and being so sure that [President] Trump is an asshole and that he's going to be terrible and all this," he said.
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" On practically every issue social justice advocates say we care about, Stein is much more with us ideologically than is Clinton Consider, for example, the argument of Catherine Rampell in a recent piece called "Both third-party candidates would be terrible presidents.
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But according to Adair Turner, the former Chairman of the Financial Services Authority, which was abolished in 2013 to make way for the Financial Conduct Authority, consumers are taking huge risks when lending and borrowing via P2P services and the future fallout could be terrible.
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I recently talked to Willis about why telepathy would be terrible for superheroes, whether online transparency is a good idea for anyone, why she researched mirror neurons and didn't write about them, and why romantic comedies are the only fun stories about adult relationships.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's tariffs are generally acknowledged to be terrible economic policy.
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You can read their story here:Coronavirus has threatened to cancel the Tokyo Olympics — here's why the fallout could be terrible for the TV businessHow to navigate the market mayhemOur investing team had a bunch of stories on how to navigate the coronavirus induced sell-off.
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It would certainly be terrible if a thief used a hacked key to get into luggage, but that's nothing compared to the riches contained in a modern cellphone: bank accounts, credit card numbers, digital signatures, sensitive communications, physical location, even access to cars and properties.
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" John V. Berry, an attorney who regularly represents federal intelligence agency employees, said that he didn&apost see any reason the president wouldn&apost be able to revoke clearance but that doing so would "be terrible for America" and "totally defeat the process of defending national security.
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We were in the car and my grandfather, who was driving, looked out the window at two women who were holding hands and called them "a pair of dykes" with such venom in his voice that I knew whatever a "dyke" was it much be terrible.
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It's natural to assume this thing would be painfully, unbelievably bad, and given what normally happens when people who probably shouldn't rap try to (not to mention the fact that Schwarzenegger is a 71-year-old white man), the song should, by all accounts, be terrible.
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"The Fed has acted now to try to get ahead of what likely will be terrible news on the spread of the virus, both inside and outside the U.S., over the next couple of weeks," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, in a note.
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How to Watch the Eclipse Online if You're Stuck Indoors (or if It's Cloudy) Whether you live somewhere you won't be able see it or the where the weather is expected to be terrible, here's how to see the eclipse online — and when to tune in.
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Most of the people who I ask this of say that would be an awful thing to do — it would be terrible to allow a child to drown because you didn't want to go to the expense of buying new shoes, even if they were expensive ones.
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"If Trump invokes Article 2205, even though that does not necessarily mean an end to NAFTA, the optics for the Peña Nieto government will be terrible if he does nothing," Monica de Bolle, a senior fellow at the pro-free trade Peterson Institute for International Economics, told me.
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The constant fear is that, if someone doesn't knock on wood three times and spit in the devil's eye, or returns home for a forgotten thing and doesn't look in the mirror before leaving again, the world will go careening off its axis and everything will be terrible.
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"The reality is, of course, that every phone maker makes decisions about how to balance battery life and performance across a variety of components, and so you rarely see a phone that's maxed out on all possible performance parameters because it would be terrible for battery life," he said.
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" And we said it would be terrible, because the first book took basically 15 years worth of Steve Levitt's research, done with many many collaborators, that took thousands of person hours, maybe tens of thousands ... The publisher says, "Give me more," you say, "Well that's ... we did it.
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"That would just be terrible for traffic and for the environment, so we are glad they have a place to eat right there," says Mountain View city councilman John McAlister, whose council instead is promoting a head tax on companies that would mostly would go to transportation improvements.
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This places him in a similarly complex moral position—a plunge in housing values due to the market either collapsing or else accurately pricing the true risk of flooding might be terrible for millions of people, but also creates the chance for smart investors to earn a lot of money.
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And they have to explain why trade is good for the populace as a whole and it can be terrible for people in certain industries and that a rich country takes care of those people that become road kill in the process of producing a better life for 330 million Americans.
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"A budget proposal is about priorities for our county — and the budget the president released [Tuesday] is filled with misplaced priorities that would be terrible for America's food system, our people and our nation," said Willy Ritch, acting executive director of the Food Policy Action, a non-profit advocacy group.
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Doctors previously told Insider that waist trainers can be terrible for your healthIn 2016, Dr. Gina Sam, a gastroenterologist and director of the Gastrointestinal Motility Center at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, told Insider that tight waist trainers can cause symptoms like shortness of breath, nausea, fainting, and bruising.
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From Wallace-Wells' book: Two degrees would be terrible, but it's better than three, at which point Southern Europe would be in permanent drought, African droughts would last five years on average, and the areas burned annually by wildfires in the United States could quadruple, or worse, from last year's million-plus acres.
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That basic plot template is not inherently less valuable than the one about the sad, mean man who is really good at something and so has no excuse but to be terrible to the people around him, or the one about the people who fight in a war and are very brave.
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"It'll probably be terrible and then I will be banished from America and asked to never return because of the sham that I have made of not only myself, but also let my family down, the network down, and then forever it will be known as the year where he really ruined it," he said.
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Even if GE is ultimately booted from the Dow, perhaps after more asset sales or spinoffs reduce its relevance, it might not be terrible for its shareholders: Historically, stocks newly deleted from the Dow have often outperformed the index itself afterward, as the ejections often happen when investor sentiment and valuation are near a bottom.
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"What would be terrible would be for parliament to decide it doesn't like the (Brexit) deal the government has managed to do and it fell a long way short of what the people were promised in the referendum campaign and for no one to know what that meant," Jo Maugham QC, who has crowd-funded the petition, told Reuters.
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By contrast, if people who have made homophobic (or racist or sexist or other bigoted) comments are never allowed to apologize and be accepted back into mainstream society, they would be incentivized to become even more hateful so that they can find support and community among extremist groups That would be terrible for the gay community.
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Unlike some immigrants who cherish the thought of returning to their homeland later in life, I had no particular desire to go back to the U.K. In the first years after leaving, I used to say that I would return if something terrible happened, without any sense of what thing might be terrible enough to dislodge me.
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It was a family truth, proven year after year after year, that whichever day we targeted for the trip (and it got more and more complicated to schedule everyone as the children got older), the weather would be terrible and the glorious fall colors would either be not there yet (green trees) or already gone (bare trees).
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And while in one sense that would be great for fighting climate change, an abrupt fossil fuel sector crash could also be terrible for many workers, which is why groups like the Climate Justice Alliance are pushing to ensure that a "just transition" easing the impacts for affected communities is central to the Green New Deal.
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She would suggest that Donald do and say nothing about it, hopefully none of the dishonest media people would find out, because of course it would be terrible if he had to publicly denounce his daughter, and Ivanka was so wonderful really, even though she was always telling the press how she didn't agree with all of her father's policies.
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Read more:A man who got a &aposBaby Yoda&apos meme tattoo explains what led him to that decisionInside the massive &aposStar Wars&apos pop-up celebrating the entire franchise that fans can visit for freeWhy Baby Yoda merch wasn&apost ready when &aposThe Mandalorian&apos debuted, and how &aposStar Wars&apos history shows it might not be terrible for Disney
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"A President Pence would be terrible and there' s a lot of uneasiness about the idea of a President Pence because you could easily spin out a scenario where the Republican establishment floods into the White House to help and they unify and they really push through a very radical agenda," said Matt Bennett, senior vice president for public affairs for Third Way, a moderate-left leaning think tank.
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Well, what I said was that I wouldn't want people to think that I'd been cheated, that obviously it'd be terrible if I didn't come back, but I also had this amazing life where I have wonderful friendships, and I got to serve my community in a way that very few people get to do, let alone at my age, and that I'd had this very fulfilling life.
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Well, what I said was that I wouldn't want people to think that I'd been cheated, that obviously it'd be terrible if I didn't come back, but I also had this amazing life where I have wonderful friendships, and I got to serve my community in a way that very few people get to do, let alone at my age, and that I'd had this very fulfilling life.
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I assumed the army was terrible, but it would just be terrible for me: I'm soft-edged and too tall and in the field I would be shot to death by snipers within seconds, and I hate being shouted at and I cry really easily, and I like food that doesn't come vacuum-packed in a weird foil sachet that I have to cook myself over an impromptu fire.
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"If it's high, it means economists have been too bearish on the economy, and if it's low, it's the opposite," said "When Trump was elected we did see another big tick up in U.S. confidence indices, business, consumer whatever, and the way it looked in the data was that everyone thought the economy was going to be great, but it was that a chunk of people thought the economy was going to be terrible and then thought the economy was going to pretty good," he said.
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