That may be unrealistic, given the state of government finances.
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But expectations for growing Asian economies proved to be unrealistic.
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So all of this might be unrealistic, and I get that.
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Given the loyalty of Mr. Trump's base, it may be unrealistic.
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A few readers have told me they found this to be unrealistic.
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It will be unrealistic for the market to reject the platform outright.
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It would be unrealistic to expect them to make such a distinction now.
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"It would be unrealistic to think that it wasn't an aspect," he said.
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But others, like Alexandra Chiaramonti, say completely disconnecting would be unrealistic in certain jobs.
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"It would be unrealistic for him to make this pledge," Moreno said to Hill.
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Much like affected withdrawal scenes, overdoses in film and TV tend to be unrealistic.
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But some things turn out to be unrealistic, depending on the choices you make.
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As a result, it would be "unrealistic" to expect Mueller to hover over his team.
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It would be unrealistic to suggest that the show will not benefit from such timeliness.
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Even outside the gray area of sex work, estimates of criminal earnings can be unrealistic.
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Asking them to win is reasonable, but demanding they win by 2.53 may be unrealistic.
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It would be unrealistic to hope or expect Cleveland to morph into the 2008 Boston Celtics over the course of 48 hours; it might even be unrealistic to expect them to tighten up their defensive execution enough to jump from absolutely horrendous to merely bad.
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In the real world, it would be unrealistic to walk around wearing protective clothing and respirators.
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Because land is so expensive in New York, a short building can be unrealistic, developers say.
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Cons: It may be unrealistic to think major countries could come to agreement on a formula. 22019.
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As a result, it may be unrealistic to expect companies to invest considerably more on information security.
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It should be unrealistic for black babies to be twice as likely to die as white babies.
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The path forward cannot be unrealistic, unilateral ultimatums and barely concealed threat of invasion, as Pompeo proposed.
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But expecting women to "bounce back" continues to be unrealistic and detrimental to new moms and babies.
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A comparison with the Trump portrait would not be unrealistic, which is something to think about it.
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A driving force behind the cybersecurity skill shortage might be unrealistic expectations of the higher education system.
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However, he noted that using expensive MRI technology to screen every baby for autism would probably be unrealistic.
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I think we would be unrealistic to think that some people are going to fundamentally change their views.
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Still, it would be unrealistic to expect a dramatic change in North Korean behavior in the short run.
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But some experts have called Musk's vision "science fiction" and say Neuralink's long-term goals may be unrealistic.
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"To expect two hours of (exercise) training from real-world patients or ourselves may be unrealistic," Vaishnava noted.
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Expecting a small nonprofit to maintain, say, a reserve of two years of operating expenses may be unrealistic.
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As a practical matter, the import targets appear to be unrealistic, given recent trends in U.S.-China trade.
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"For a lot of people that may be unrealistic, but they may benefit from the incidental activity," said Ogilvie.
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Finding and navigating a local market can be unrealistic for new vegans, though, especially if you're bad at haggling.
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Wall People's desire to stop change may be unrealistic, but, in fairness, it's not just about race and class.
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But it would be unrealistic not to expect that the players, coaches, and supporters would be feeling complex emotions.
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It won't be as airy as a linen top sheet — but it would be unrealistic to expect it to be.
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Its timetable of putting alternative arrangements in place within three years may be unrealistic, but some ideas should still be considered.
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It should be unrealistic for Latinx children to be twice as likely as white children to lack coverage for health care.
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The very notion that electronic communications are in one particular country may be unrealistic about what actually takes place with data.
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Those levels may still be unrealistic and can only be achieved by carmakers averaging in their flex-fuel vehicles electric cars.
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It would be unrealistic to imagine that hard economic logic will turn the anti-global, anti-foreign tide any time soon.
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Russia, another top key ally of Assad, has warned it would be unrealistic to expect Iran to fully withdraw from the country.
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The alternatives for these communities would generally be small dedicated solar installations, the upfront cost of which can be unrealistic for them.
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"Like most of the coal industry, Arch's outlook continues to be unrealistic, avoiding hard questions," Sanzillo said, in response to the filing.
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It would be unrealistic to expect we could put all these cars, plus all the subway riders, in NYC's existing subway tunnels.
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In the context of The 100, it would be unrealistic to expect that the show would keep her alive to appease fans.
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"To focus on one issue and not the other for these groups of people ... in our opinion would be unrealistic," he said.
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However, the IMF is warning that the program may be unrealistic without debt relief for Greece and that this could jeopardize its involvement.
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Non-white people do not exist or live equally meaningful lives in suburbia, so it would simply be unrealistic to portray anything else.
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We also know it can also be unrealistic for people who don't live in communities that enable you to live a zero waste lifestyle.
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Musk said Tesla told suppliers to prepare for Model 3 production tests in July 503, a goal he acknowledged may be unrealistic for some.
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The Obama administration had been issuing waivers from No Child Left Behind mandates since 2011 that proved to be unrealistic for many school districts.
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Four years of free public college might be unrealistic, but two years could help students find better jobs, and keep the country's economy competitive.
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It would obviously be unrealistic to expect an individual senator to be able to work out the appropriate answers to these questions in full detail.
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To paraphrase his Letter from a Birmingham Jail, it should be unrealistic for black mothers to die at three times the rate of white mothers.
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We began with few illusions or unrealistic expectations (unless you consider my wanting to have sex, get married and start a family to be unrealistic!).
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"It would be unrealistic to think that we can, in less than a decade, bypass the animal and perfectly build it from plants," he said.
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It would be unrealistic and undesirable to expect Singaporean writers to write only one way, because Singapore can mean so many things to so many people.
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While it may be unrealistic to expect this from the White House, the U.S. Congress has shown greater willingness to challenge Saudi Arabia as of late.
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The lofty approach of the Obamas — "When they go low, we go high" — may be unrealistic as long as Mr. Trump is leading the Republican Party.
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One could argue that import substitution might be unrealistic in the near term, but if tariffs bite long enough and hard enough, American producers will eventually respond.
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The Raiders (3-4) allow an average of nearly 290 passing yards a game, so expecting Stafford to throw for 400 or more would not be unrealistic.
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It tempered expectations for initial sales of Sublocade at the launch, saying it did not want investors to be unrealistic about its prospects in its first year.
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Representatives in the lower house of parliament passed the budget despite opposition from minority conservatives, who considered the Socialist government's 1.5 percent growth forecast to be unrealistic.
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Without knowing what the chemicals are and where those chemicals travel underground or during leaks, I think it would be unrealistic to suggest this was protecting the public.
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It may also provide more opportunities to discuss these core economic and security issues, though it would be unrealistic to expect a single diplomatic meeting to resolve them.
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A Trump infrastructure initiative will therefore be judged by its contribution to prosperity, but it would be unrealistic to portray it as a strategy in and of itself.
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"It would be unrealistic to expect that attitudes about women as directors to change over night, but nothing in this data suggests that change is on the horizon."
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If the estimate turns out to be unrealistic, there will be a lot of empty toilets ... except for the taxpayer money that will be flushed down the hole.
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Scaling up this human workforce to monitor millions of airborne vehicles would be unrealistic, especially as autonomous, unpiloted passenger vehicles are the ultimate goal of most in the industry.
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But Matt Whittington, senior engineer on the Kubernetes Team at Atlassian says, while it sounds good in theory, in practice, fully automated infrastructure could be unrealistic in some instances.
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Both the U.S. and Israel want Iran to pull out of Syria, while Russia has warned it would be unrealistic to expect Iran to fully withdraw from the country.
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Hopes for further government stimulus has also buoyed prices of copper and other base metals, but that could be unrealistic, said analyst Carsten Menke at Julius Baer in Zurich.
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And it may be unrealistic to expect that the handpicked envoy of a president who has so totally debased political discourse could be respectful or wise in his utterances.
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On the Runway In these dark, chaotic times, it would not be unrealistic for someone, when asked what color will represent 2018, to look around and guess, say, black.
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Meanwhile, he's in the green in Arizona, Georgia, and Texas, suggesting that Democrats' high hopes for riding an anti-Trump backlash to midterm success in those states may be unrealistic.
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An EU official expressed doubts about Britain's proposal, saying it would be unrealistic to keep EU tariffs and, at the same time, be able to do trade deals with other countries.
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Yet workers' confidence about retirement living may be unrealistic, given the low share of those who have actually run the numbers on how much money they will need in those years.
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Moscow, which has played a delicate diplomatic game of maintaining friendly ties with both Israel and Iran, warned that it would be unrealistic to expect Iran to fully withdraw from Syria.
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"A large-scale concerted effort across the board that also involves setting international norms — yes, that's going to be unrealistic in 50-something days," said Krikorian when we spoke in September.
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At the same time, eliminating many popular plants entirely can be unrealistic, said Paloma Carinanos Gonzalez, a botanist at the University of Granada in Spain who wasn't involved in the AAAI guide.
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It should be unrealistic for insurance company executives and Big Pharma corporation CEOs to take home billions of dollars while 40 percent of Americans do not have $400 available for an emergency.
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It may be unrealistic to expect a social network built on targeted advertising to let its users delete the very content against which it advertises, and through which it understands its targets.
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While home prices have grown in a robust way since about 2011, that type of growth may be unrealistic for the future, and price growth will likely level off, Mr. Armstrong said.
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While it may be unrealistic to strive for a house on an island, anyone can admire and emulate her rejection of how society so often forces women to choose between career and family.
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"The government may announce additional measures to ease the pain later on, but it would be unrealistic to expect relief for a specific company," said a government official who declined to be identified.
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" The report also acknowledged that it would be "unrealistic to prevent ads… depicting a woman cleaning" but suggested "new standards on gender stereotypes might elaborate on the types of treatments that might be problematic.
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Washington would be unrealistic to expect democratic transitions anytime soon from many of its regional partners, but focusing on the potential for real, substantive political engagement can help breed hope for traditionally disenfranchised publics.
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"To someone who has never tasted the sweetness of Shabbat, this may appear to be unrealistic and quixotic, especially on a weekly basis," explains Orthodox psychologist Ben Epstein, who specializes in addiction and mindfulness.
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But this wish may be unrealistic; more than half of people over age 65 today will need long-term care at some point, according to AARP, a nonprofit advocacy group for in older Americans.
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"The net revenue potential of this product is well above $1 billion but we don't want people to be unrealistic about what we will achieve in the first year," Thaxter said in an interview.
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Tillerson had acknowledged that it would be unrealistic for Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons program before talks could begin, as the nation's threat of war is one of its few bargaining chips.
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The number predicted by de Vries may be unrealistic, but even if it's a quarter or even a tenth this much it's still a horrendous amount of power—and the world needs to take notice.
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But finding 1,000 pregnant women in a suburban area like Brookfield Heights proves to be unrealistic, so Kai settled for 100 pregnant women and rallied his boys in blue around the Night of 100 Tates.
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" In a rebuke of Trump and some Republicans who want to see America's borders shuttered, Clinton said that it would be "unrealistic to say that we're going to completely shut down our borders to everyone.
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" Discussing Barr's answers from day one of his Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing, Moreno said that he thought it would be unrealistic for the nominee to make assurances of much more than being committed to "transparency.
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Harvard Business School's Jon Jachimowicz says although pursuing passion at work is known to "increase work engagement and job performance," depending on work as the only way to pursue your passion may be unrealistic for many.
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At the time, Tsipras hoped Athens would attract the solidarity of Southern European countries against austerity and that those countries would stand by Greece in its negotiations with international creditors — expectations that turned out to be unrealistic.
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China is still negotiating with the United States to resolve their trade frictions, Li said, adding both sides have far more shared interests than conflicts, and it would be "unrealistic" to decouple the world's two largest economies.
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Surely, though, the whole point of revolution is to be unrealistic — since the reality, up until 2011, was that death was the only way we got rid of our dictators, either by natural causes or by assassination.
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"We've created this mythology around Mueller," said one former official who worked closely with him and suggested it would be "unrealistic" to expect Mueller to exert a heavy hand, especially when surrounded by a team of experienced prosecutors.
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Ceppi agreed that some of the models predicting a higher sensitivity than before may be unrealistic; this presents a "bit of tension," since these new models were designed to better represent the climate processes that occur in clouds.
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Given the inter-regnum in the United States and the increasing chaos in European politics, it would be unrealistic to expect any G20 progress on international policy coordination to smooth out the current patterns of global trade flows.
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The UK has responsibility for the financial stability of the world's most significant financial center, and our taxpayers bear the risk, so it would be unrealistic for us to implement new EU legislation automatically and in its entirety.
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TRADE WAR China is still negotiating with the United States to resolve their trade frictions, Li said, adding both sides have far more shared interests than conflicts, and it would be "unrealistic" to decouple the world's two largest economies.
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"The most urgent priority is to ease the disastrous impact on ZTE caused by U.S. sanctions through efforts from multiple sides," the CCPIT said, noting that it would be "unrealistic" to ask the Unites States to remove the order.
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The success of the two Shenzhen teams, whose rosters include a few star imports and many of China's top Olympic prospects, suggests that the country's main hockey goal — medaling at the 22010 Beijing Winter Olympics — may not be unrealistic.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Talks on completing a code of conduct for the disputed South China Sea will be long and complex and it would be unrealistic to set a timetable, state media on Thursday cited a senior Chinese diplomat as saying.
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While it would be unrealistic to expect no state secrecy regarding intelligence activities, the important question to think through is how to ensure that effective safeguards are in place to protect against potential abuse from all parties – government and corporate actors.
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"We haven't set any real targets (for our international business) but I think that it wouldn't be unrealistic (...) if in 5 years time we were over 30 pct of turnover, that would be something we'd be happy with," CEO Archie Bethel told Reuters.
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It may be unrealistic to expect large, profit-seeking corporations—the Everything Store exists to create loyal consumers, after all—to decline work that's both wildly remunerative and earns them outsize influence with the very entities that wield the power to regulate them.
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"Any valuation based on retail price and at current prices would be unrealistic, likely to be grossly inflated and will give a very distorted picture as these items were received as gifts over a period that spans decades," Najib said in a statement.
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A zero-emissions goal by midcentury may be unrealistic for a fast-growing developing country, but China could shoot for a 50 to 60 percent reduction in emissions by then, to be followed by a goal of zero later in the century.
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Older rules of thumb, like saving three months or six months of income, may be unrealistic for many people, said Jonathan Morduch, a professor of public policy and economics at New York University who has studied how low- and moderate-income families handle money.
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"These were people who avoid war movies because they fear they will either be unrealistic or that they will trigger post-traumatic stress," said Dan Clare, who served in the Air Force in Iraq and is now director of communications for the veterans' group.
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But the coal industry — which arguably now holds the keys to the kingdom in Washington under the Trump administration — miscalculated badly in betting on this proposal, which proved to be unrealistic for three major reasons: Economics The Energy Department plan ignored the importance of competitive markets.
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WASHINGTON — Rudolph W. Giuliani, a top adviser to President-elect Donald J. Trump, said on Sunday that it would be "unrealistic" to remove Mr. Trump's children from their roles in running his business empire and place the assets into a strict blind trust like the ones used by previous presidents.
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And while it might be unrealistic for you to get everything done before you leave, my guess is that your supervisor's likely to be a lot more amenable to helping you take stress-free time off if you've been thoughtful about what taking that time will mean for your team.
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But Sigmar Gabriel, a leading Social Democrat and Germany's acting foreign minister who was not present at the talks, indicated that the process could take longer than a few weeks, insisting that it would be unrealistic to expect his party to make a swift decision on how best to proceed.
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Though solving societywide inequality isn't the goal of her book, DiAngelo notes—and, of course, it would be unrealistic to expect her to single-handedly accomplish such a thing—even her practical suggestions for what white people might do to combat racism amount to little more than personal introspection and self-improvement.
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