Confidence that all would be well – that they would be well.
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All will be well all will be well and every kind of thing shall be well, yet I could not even write a lying note to console my children. ♦
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It's going to be well received in Tehran, it's going to be well received in Moscow.
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All is well, he thought, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
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"I think the Senate would be well advised to focus on the Senate's work and the House would be well advised to focus on the House's work," Goodlatte said.
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" And the answer would be, "Well, trust me, right?
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But its clone factory seems to be well behind schedule.
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Until then, may you and your flesh interfaces be well.
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Huntsman will be well aware of a recent predecessor's experience.
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Wind chill factors will be well below zero as well.
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And Value Partners should be well placed to mop up.
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"Her family wants her to be well," says the source.
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Indeed, sometimes presidential trivia can be, well, not so trivial.
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To Cutts, the payoff would be well worth the effort.
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If nothing else, the American players should be well rested.
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The reward will be ... well, more than you can imagine.
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Those people are also disproportionately likely to be well educated.
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It said profits in 2019 would be well below expectations.
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All appears to be well in Rob and Chyna land.
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Also, working with poop can be also be, well, shitty.
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In contrast, Europe appears to be well behind the curve.
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IT COULD BE – WELL BE MORE IF WE DO BETTER.
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But Kudi seems to be well aware of the competition.
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Iraqi officials have said polling stations will be well protected.
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But the triggers for me seemed to be, well, everything.
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But I'm betting the trouble will be well worth it.
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Sadly, their views will not be well informed or balanced.
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It looks like she might be well on her way.
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All will be well in the end, they assure us.
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After all, for many home would still be, well, home.
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It would be well for us to pause and reflect.
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Elected officials may not be well informed on these risks.
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From an entertainment standpoint, all should be well with both.
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They will be well armed, well trained and highly motivated.
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Today's Republicans would be well advised to follow their example.
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Could be a rock, could be ... well, judge for yourself.
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Teddy will save the day, and all will be well.
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His age suggested he should be well past his prime.
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But what else needs to be, well, made in space?
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The group behind the ads appears to be well funded.
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"Be well my friend," was how he would say goodbye.
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"Be well, everyone," she wrote before adding the hashtag #HarryPotterAtHome.
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Löw insisted all would be well once things got serious.
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The answer to that question appears to be, well, maybe?
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And the next operation may already be well under way.
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We love you and we want you to be well.
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"Trump will be well funded and ferocious," Kerrey told me.
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He might be well advised to avoid traveling to America.
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I don't even know if it will be well attended.
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The question is whether that investment would be well placed.
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By that time, Manafort would be well into his 70s.
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Dresses, however, are so simple that they can be, well, boring.
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You've got to be well-cushioned while you grow your settlement.
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He said the island's population is believed to be well-vaccinated.
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But markets must be well-designed to produce socially beneficial outcomes.
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"These appeared to be well-planned and coordinated" attacks, it added.
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On this strength, it'll be well worth keeping an eye on.
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Just be good at what you do and be well liked.
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I want to be well for my family and my daughter.
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If Trump had half a brain, he would be, well, pissed.
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And based on the trailer, it'll be well worth the wait.
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AT&T seems to be well aware of what it's doing.
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It's also totally cool to be, well, totally cool with it.
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Since being acquired by GM, Cruise seems to be, well, cruising.
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The official numbers show it to be well ahead of schedule.
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Some might be well spent on teaching the virtues of tolerance.
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But Demi appears to be well-liked for the most part.
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Bachchan seems to be well aware of the weight he shoulders.
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Meantime, Nordstrom continues to be well-positioned in its real estate.
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And Mr. Chaffetz seems to be well down the same path.
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Mexicans tend to be well acquainted with American politics and culture.
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The mixture should be well blended, but not over beaten.213.
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But the storm's historic impact will be well-established by then.
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But his point is (or at least should be) well taken.
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They believe in miracle cures because they want to be well.
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"Great work doesn't always have to be well-known," Imani said.
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It should be well-preserved, meaning the body was kept cold.
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Jeff Bezos, however, makes it a priority to be well-rested.
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Trump is most effective when he's allowed to be, well, Trump.
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You might be well suited for a career in project management.
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And if they happen to be well-known, that's cool, too.
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But I'm going to be well-informed of what's going on.
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All appears to be well again in the Spanish royal family.
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A pathogen is defined by its ability to be, well, pathogenic.
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When our citizens are sick, our economy can never be well.
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We'll be well down the path to 6900 percent renewable energy.
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Tesla would be well-positioned to grab some of that action.
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The president would be well advised to stay out of it.
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The location of neighborhood cooling centers should also be well publicized.
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Her net worth is estimated to be well over $100 million.
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Compactly folded and stacked clothes can be well worth the expense.
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All would be well unless the president removes the FBI director.
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Don't worry, all seems to be well with the Kardashian family.
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We're supposed to be well-behaved and nice and good girls.
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Going into business with your friends can be, well, tricky business.
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But this research suggests it would be well worth looking into.
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"But I think we're going to be well on our way."
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The speech was likely to be well received in some quarters.
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Could this allotment of the federal budget be well-spent elsewhere?
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Can it really believe that this position will be well received?
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Because of those books … you helped me to be — well, me.
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Never mind that Smiley must be well over 100 by now.
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Fans of either of those series should be well served here.
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In no way is "basic goods" meant to be, well, basic.
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For mega Disney fans, it can be well worth the splurge.
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Consequently, the value of each point can be well over 2¢.
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The machine appeared to be well informed about his groundbreaking research.
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That aside, though, Nordstrom could be well suited for a buyout.
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No, I don't believe the superintelligence narrative to be well-founded.
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All will be well, even if today comes with some disappointments.
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The auction, therefore, could be well supported by foreign buying interest.
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In a civil society, it's usually important to be — well — civil.
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You would think they would be well versed in movie clichés.
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Plus, the managers may not be well prepared for their jobs.
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"You will be well represented in your absence," the judge said.
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Although these activists may be well intentioned, their protests are irresponsible.
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Tonight, there's reason to believe their hopes just might be well founded.
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The Timberwolves will be well represented on All-Star Saturday night Feb.
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And the specific concerns of marginalized groups can often be, well, marginalized.
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You have to be well-funded to make it onto the ballot.
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Gilead wants its Handmaids to be well fed to ensure healthy pregnancies!
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He would be well advised to secure a new way of thinking.
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Now all seems to be well with the Young Money Entertainment members.
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Looking at the DB11, it appears to be well worth the wait.
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For them, the 2020 Toyota Supra would be well worth checking out.
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We found them to be well made, durable, and a solid value.
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Its people would be well on their way to middle-income status.
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For investors, the magic number appears to be well into triple figures.
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I would think we would be well served by overshooting 33 percent.
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Perhaps an app focusing precisely on their passion will be well received.
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As an urbanite, Mr Trump should be well aware of these gains.
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But some of them, I found to be, well, pretty much lowlifes.
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Sales may be well over $10 million, but profits are another story.
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A story could be grammatically impeccable and yet be, well, totally untrue.
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Bottom line: The Pixel 3's appear to be well-built phones.
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Fitch considers insurance risk to be well-mitigated through solid reinsurance arrangements.
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But studies show that stable angina can be well controlled with medication.
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Observers would be well-advised to listen carefully to what she says.
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By now you should be well-versed in the Kanye West vs.
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If Trump gets two nominees, this Court is likely to be well
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Even $1.45 would be well below the pound's long-term average value.
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Integrated navigation may be well on its way to distant memory status.
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We want our children and loved ones and ourselves to be well.
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While Detroit may be well represented in this genre, it crosses borders.
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If one or both people aren't well, the relationship can't be well.
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The argument may be well intentioned, but it is a cop-out.
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Values that the Republican Party would be well served to re-embrace.
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At that price, Netflix's market value would be well over $100 billion.
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Fiction Is there any excuse for a thriller to be well written?
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Estimates of such holdings are reckoned to be well over $275 trillion.
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Bonjean said Clinton's attacks on Trump will have to be well-defined.
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President Trump would be well advised not to take to that bait.
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And "Disaster!" proved to be — well, you can finish that one yourself.
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If activist funds make wise investments, those pensioners will be well served.
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More realistically, debt will be well into uncharted waters by that time.
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Based on videos from those sets, it seems to be well-received.
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The cost of a cruise on Silversea can be well over $10,000.
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I find Eagle Creek bags to be well made, but also affordable.
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He had a unique perspective that I knew would be well received.
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With dreams as our guide, it can be well worth the trip.
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If Washington really were more like a swamp, we'd be well served.
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And their attitude seems to be, 'Well, we're already at the restaurant.
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"We don't have to become a guru to be well," she said.
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But in the end, the publicity may be well worth any criticism.
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Unfortunately, he may be well on his way to doing just that.
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And despite Pai's high-profile cancellation, the FCC will be well represented.
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That will require that both Congress and the electorate be well informed.
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Overall, market participants would be well advised to keep expectations in check.
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As by far Britain's largest steel producer, Tata could be well positioned.
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It does require creating a login, but could be well worth it.
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They will be well cared for as we deal with their parents.
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They're just little packets, so I thought McDonald's would be well-stocked.
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To spin independently, wheels need to be, well, independent of the whole.
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"I suspect Perry will be well received by the energy sector," Hall said.
|
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"Women want touch and love and to be well cared for," she says.
|
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Nevertheless, the concerns from some on the Facebook post may be well placed.
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Additionally, these facilitators will likely be well-versed in sanctions-screening evasion tactics.
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I think it will be well-received by the market as a whole.
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That could be well after Netflix gets the Carell series up and running.
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The team would be well-located to work on hardware projects as well.
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She expects that Powell's comments will be well prepared and to the point.
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"Without Hong Kong, we would not be well informed," he said in 1989.
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Perhaps they will be well received in some quarters for that very reason.
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They let it be well-known that they hated every shot I made.
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You might be well above or well below the national average of $25,653.
|
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And when they do the IPO, I suspect it will be well-subscribed.
|
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"I think it would be well-deserved," Vanderpump said, joking (but not joking).
|
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North Korea would be well advised to take this offer of talks seriously.
|
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On both counts, she may be well-served by all her earnest preparation.
|
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Trump would be well within his rights to refuse to concede on Nov.
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Accordingly, you would be well within your rights to recuse yourself from watching.
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Gigi Hadid must be well aware her wardrobe is so aspirational for many.
|
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The unpopular President Trump would be well advised to stay out of it.
|
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By now, we should be well into the let's-make-a-deal stage.
|
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She expects to be well enough to undergo a reconstructive surgery in August.
|
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The final sale price, including auction fees, will still be well below estimates.
|
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With that, you'll be well on your way to breathing a lot easier.
|
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While the science is undeniably interesting, it can also be...well, pretty gross.
|
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Additionally, the trend toward rising oil prices seems to be well-entrenched now.
|
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You'll be well taken care of in former #guidedog, Mr Walker's, capable paws!
|
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President Trump might be well-known, but Donald didn't make the popular list.
|
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Strap over 500,000 pounds to its back and it would be, well, nothing.
|
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That would be well above the Bank of England's 2 percent inflation target.
|
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Four months into the House majority, Democrats should be well past ceramic chickens.
|
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You ... have to be well aware of what your marginal cost structure is.
|
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But passing the FIRST STEP Act would be, well, the logical first step.
|
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You know who also happens to be well aware of this undeniable truth?
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Picoult's flawed novel will most likely be well received by her intended audience.
|
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Finch writes: Is there any excuse for a thriller to be well written?
|
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Svalbard's high temperature should be well below freezing at this time of year.
|
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Stone "may be well known," the judge said, but only in certain circles.
|
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We were fortunate to be well insured, but the process has been brutal.
|
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The biggest problem with Bernadette seems to be, well, Bernadette, or rather Blanchett.
|
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If a good alternative existed, they would be well served to take it.
|
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Lisa: I think guardrails might be … well, I'm not sure they're coming back.
|
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From the player's point of view, that presence seems to be, well, you.
|
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Fitting in, in a neoliberal world, is to be well adjusted to injustice.
|
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These shows promise to be well worth the wait for Feist's patient fans.
|
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"Cruz looks to be well-positioned in Texas," said Monmouth pollster Patrick Murray.
|
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Many of Japan&aposs visitors will be "well-off" financially, The Economist noted.
|
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Trump would be well advised to take a separate and more aggressive approach.
|
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Yes, for this visit to hell, you'd be well advised to pack sunglasses.
|
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Substantively, Medicare and Medicaid also seem to be well-run and popular programs.
|
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This would be well above Germany's average pace of the past 10 years.
|
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Do lyrics need to be well-crafted for a song to be good?
|
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Liberals who despise that ruling would be well served to read this book.
|
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If North Korea disarms, President Trump's Nobel Peace Prize would be well deserved.
|
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The work by the U.S. groups appeared to be well-received in Madrid.
|
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Though I loved him, the natural conclusion seemed to be, Well, we tried.
|
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Still, O'Rourke appeared to be well received by voters following last week's debate.
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And if it does, the peace process will be well and truly dead.
|
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This means the questions you chose to prioritize should be well thought out.
|
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If you might be, you'd be well advised to talk to a lawyer.
|
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I wanted my mother to be well, but discarded puzzles told another tale.
|
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They said tunneling was difficult and dangerous work that must be well funded.
|
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Who would have guessed that watching someone have fun could be ... well, fun?
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The highest point of the fad appears to be well and truly over.
|
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Other estimates argue that it could be well over 100 percent of GDP.
|
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I believe that 2.5 years from now or roughly two years after we've launched this massive initiative-- the company will-- it will be well on its way, and the company will be well on its way in terms of success here.
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They don&apost want to release especially 19 pages if my memories be well.
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Even if your vacation destination is amazing, getting there can be, well, another story.
|
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So even if this year's wins aren't surprising, they'll at least be well-earned.
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These parents should be well aware of public health campaigns promoting safe infant sleep.
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And it's yet another sign that all might not be well at Magic Leap.
|
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Both presidential candidates would be well-advised to refrain from attacks on the Fed.
|
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Perhaps that advice would be well suited to this particular moment in our politics.
|
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Dissenting groups would be well versed to heed the mistakes of the "narcissist" terrorist.
|
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The winners will be well-placed to influence national contests in 2022, experts said.
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There are downsides, including the risk that the franchiser may not be well run.
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By the time you're through, you'll be well-versed at designing apps for Oreo.
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It's a shoe-in for so many awards, and they will be well deserved.
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You'll be well on your way — with even less work required on your end.
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The new color seems to be well-loved by her legions of Instagram followers.
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We would be well served to ignore the similarly pitched appeals being made now.
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It said it needs to be well-positioned to keep up with its growth.
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To come to a more direct point, would be, well, too phallic an approach.
|
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And while the sentiment may be well-intentioned, it lacks a degree of nuance.
|
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But I think they're all strong individuals and trying their best to be well.
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Whoever ends up in charge, the government will be well defended against unruly critics.
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It was thought to be well-protected from potential attacks due to its location.
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ARE YOU CONFIDENT MONSANTO WILL BE WELL POSITIONED IF IT DOESN'T GO YOUR WAY?
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Like AlixPartners, RetailNext anticipates shoppers' election-related angst will be "well over" by Thanksgiving.
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If you do not, such synthetic life seems just to be, well, more life.
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An old bank with a new direction might be well-placed to disrupt it.
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"Be well rehearsed, which means you should rehearse under performance-like pressure," says Wyeth.
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An old brand with a new direction might be well-placed to disrupt it.
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Gentlemen, be well-paid, well-behaved and willing to take initiative at all times.
|
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Mr Sanders did not claim to be well-hung, as Donald Trump recently did.
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But The Walking Dead's executive producers promise it will be well worth the wait.
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In many ways, the city should be well poised to take advantage of globalization.
|
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FBR Capital Markets said it believed the initiatives would be well received by investors.
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The card game and narrative also look to be well-integrated with one another.
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Given its focus on business solutions, Adyen may not be well known with consumers.
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By the time this future arrives, GM should be well ahead of the curve.
|
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The 20 finalists would be well-served by making a pact to NO INCENTIVES.
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Like the manager, the producers would be well advised to just let Ginny pitch.
|
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They seem not to have noticed that conservative jurists tend to be, well, conservative.
|
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Fortunately for consumers, the merger appears to be well on its way to approval.
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Anthony: I would say the ratio should be well more than 1 to 1.
|
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DeVos said that "great teachers need to be well paid," according to the report.
|
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That said, reusable gift bags are nice in that they can be, well, reused.
|
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And the scans would be "well set up for routine testing," according to Chiesa.
|
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He seems to be well taken care of by everyone who crosses his path.
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It's useful, but to be well and truly anonymous, you need a bigger cloak.
|
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But that would be well down on initial expectations of 35-40 billion euros.
|
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It probably won't be a pushover engagement, but it'll be well within your capability.
|
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Where to be well fed and sedentary is a mark of health and wealth.
|
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"The rebuild of Notre Dame will be well funded," Ali wrote in a tweet.
|
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The worst fears are widespread, serious, and may yet prove to be well founded.
|
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Not counting him, there will be well over 300 years of professional experience onstage.
|
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Big beds ensure the turkeys will be well-rested before meeting President Donald Trump.
|
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Many players of later generations would be well served to adopt that same civility.
|
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One of the great joys of wine used to be well-aged white Burgundy.
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He's attractive, muscular, sweet, and seems like a guy who'd be well endowed ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°).
|
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That suggests the ultimate result will be well worth diving beneath the depths for.
|
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"We were promised more support and, God willing, all will be well," Yasser replies.
|
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It's all a part of their ability to survive, thrive, heal, and be well.
|
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My children, all dog owners, have promised that they will be well cared for!
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It's supposed to be, well, it's nobody's fault, because it's unconscious, so it's okay.
|
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Of course everyone needs it to be well, to be safe, to be advancing.
|
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Converting a bedroom to a bathroom is not uncommon but should be well considered.
|
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That said, if you use them responsibly, credit card rewards can be, well, rewarding.
|
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Pay just $124.99 and be well on your way to a sound, peaceful slumber.
|
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It's a path likely to be well-trod by others in the near future.
|
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"In order to run for president you have to be well-known," he said.
|
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To recast Melisandre, the roads may be well lit, but are full of terrors.
|
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To take a good photo, people have to be well at ease with you.
|
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Meanwhile, those planning an Easter feast this coming weekend ought to be, well, planning.
|
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Their pitchers will be well-equipped in their next chance to get it right.
|
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Labour should be well ahead of a government that blunders from crisis to crisis.
|
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The final details are in and the affair looks to be — well, you decide.
|
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Against anyone other than Donald Trump, she'd likely be well behind in the polls.
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Meaning we'll be well into the 2020s before the first of these hits theaters.
|
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Airbus is widely thought to be well-placed to benefit from Boeing's protracted demise.
|
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It's that Congress hasn't set itself up for individual members to be well-informed.
|
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He also said Mr. LaPierre would be well rewarded financially if he stepped down.
|
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So whoever emerges as the Democratic nominee will be well positioned for this seat.
|
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But there's also something to the idea that art can be well-made entertainment.
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They come out in seemingly innocuous comments by people who might be well-intentioned.
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I imagine that will be well replicated through the HD Rumble of the Switch.
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"We would be well served and the country would be well served if we paused and were patient for some number of months and sort of get out of the way," Kaplan said at a conference at the bank's headquarters in Dallas.
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EACH LEVEL, IF YOU LOOK AT THESE COMPANIES GOING FORWARD – HEALTH CARE WILL BE WELL CAPITALIZED, BAKER WILL BE WELL CAPITALIZED, THESE ACTIONS TAKEN TOGTHER WILL DROP OUR LEVERAGE AT THE CORE GE COMPANY TO BELOW 2.5X DEBT TO EBITDA – THAT'S STRONG.
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" 'Trying to be well' Carly Jayne Barton, 32, campaigns for legal access to cannabis as deputy director of the United Patients Alliance, an advocacy group that states on its website, "we believe that no one should be criminalized for trying to be well.
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"To make this a successful program, it has to be well-prepared," Nowotny told reporters.
|
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Fortunately, these positions tend to be well compensated, with salaries topping $250,000 in some states.
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It may be more expensive, but the tenderness and juiciness will be well worth it.
|
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Who knows, McMahon's wise words of warning may even turn out to be well-timed.
|
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Trump can expect Kim to be well informed and well versed in his talking points.
|
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Then the question would be: Well, why do you have to ruin it with commercials?
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It would be well beyond the capability of the Arab component of the SDF alone.
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Yet neither happened; today, inflation appears to be well anchored at just below 2 percent.
|
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And Weidmann would be well situated to lobby German politicians on this front, Kirkegaard explained.
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Note: We judged Baby Foot process photos to be, well, not everyone's cup of tea.
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Despite some recent tension, all appears to be well between Kanye West and Travis Scott.
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Be the best that you can be and be well liked and you can't fail.
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With level boarding at each stop, seniors and those with disabilities would be well served.
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Either way, you would be well-served to cleanse your home on a regular basis.
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Mr Macron's supporters tend to be well educated, metropolitan—the Uber-using classes—and happy.
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The SSM wants to be sure that the banks will at last be well capitalised.
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Just turn off your devices at night and stop texting and all will be well.
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These efforts might be well-intentioned, but millions of bots are still alive and tweeting.
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Still, this idyllic combination of relaxing and natural luxury could be well worth the price.
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That strategy may be well-advised, given the apparent retrenchment in the worldwide wearables market.
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The event will likely be well-attended and rack up millions of views on YouTube.
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But business schools might be well advised not to become too reliant on this funding.
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So dust devil season could be well after the 45-day active communication period ends.
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The dark orange and reds here show where high temperatures will be well above normal.
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They tend to be well informed about Crossrail and stamp duty, but not about politics.
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After years of tension, all appears to be well between Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick.
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"I was lucky to be well-educated and have a supportive blood family," she says.
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Now, we'll be well-served to adopt Sagittarius' more outward- and forward-facing perspective instead.
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Fushman explained that with Kleiner refocusing on early-stage, their funds will be well-differentiated.
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"I think another Bristol-Myers' type of deal would be well received," a banker said.
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You must be "well-qualified" to activate a new line or eligible upgrade with Sprint.
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Sitting down and screaming over a scary movie can be, well, a pretty cathartic experience.
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But to be a sure store of value, they need to be well stored themselves.
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It'll also likely be well received by anyone with an OLED display in their iPhone.
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Why We Wish They Were Real: Who knew a capella could actually be … well, cool?
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Confirmation will be a fight, but this herculean battle will be well worth the effort.
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If it's nice out, expect a long line, but it'll be well worth the wait.
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Men's lifetime earnings will continue to be well above women's, according to the institute's forecast.
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The results won't be well-thought out, and they probably won't mitigate the actual risks.
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A good travel gadget should be well-made, easy to pack, and worth every penny.
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With enough practice, you'll be well on your way to becoming the next Jimi Hendrix.
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But the broad US manufacturing community will not be well-served by such a move.
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It was supposed to be—well, if I was organized enough—like a companion piece.
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Despite a rocky March, all seems to be well between Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott.
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I am very confident it would be well spent in the final crucial 5 days.
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One could argue that all crowdfunding campaigns should be pushing boundaries and be well-designed.
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But the advertising revenue is likely to be well below the benefits that consumers get.
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"Personal narrative is a mental illness, but you don't want to be well," Tea writes.
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Because the athletes had to be well-rounded, Pankration fighters were typically large and powerful.
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And many of them simply pull from public records, which will always be, well, public.
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But no matter how friendly you are, an eviction notice will not be well received.
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Lawmakers will be well served to follow our policy recommendations to deal with North Korea.
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A weak Republican showing would not be well received by the White House, aides said.
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Despite the challenges with using reconciliation, it would be "well worth the effort," Zerbe said.
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That child's ability to be well enough to learn during that next day of school.
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But he also wants investors to be well-positioned in case the market turns south.
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This theory may be well grounded, but it reduces Nadja's account to one among many.
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That would be well-timed, given that Marvel's next Guardians movie arrives on May 5.
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A Citizen Congress would be well placed to craft simpler statutes and to oversee implementation.
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And in January, when everybody else is scrambling, we'll already be well on our way.
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And I think they'll be well received by the market and create some excitement actually.
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He arose one morning in that strange hotel feeling as though all would be well.
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That's great, but it left a huge void for people just to be well-rounded.
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But if you're still scared to be, well, "bossy" to your manager, we also understand.
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Since CEOs have to do this regularly, they might be well suited to the challenge.
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"Our father believes strongly that all of his children should be well-educated," Afroza said.
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Any country claiming to support domestic workers would be well served by doing the opposite.
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This isn't the kind of political climate in which Trump's bluster will be well received.
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And by the time we staggered to the inevitable stalemate, it'd be well into 2020.
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But I agree: An ensemble acting award would be well deserved by Black Panther. 2.
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I'm normally in good health, I'm never ill, so I hope all will be well.
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The Tribune's investigation seems to be well-done and reported in a non-alarmist way.
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Mr. Tillerson's nod to the problem of spousal jobs will most likely be well received.
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Trump would be well served to study the YouTube of Pence's performance for pointers. 2.
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Biden and Bloomberg would be well behind him (probably less than half his delegate haul).
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"They're going to be well under the value where they have been," he told SRG.
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I estimate the over-all word count to be well north of a hundred million.
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Two finance ministry officials told Reuters his appointment would be well received in the ministry.
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That new boss certainly will be well aware of the President's feelings about Mueller's investigation.
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The work may not be easy, but the rewards will be well worth reading about.
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By Sunday, it will be "well east-northeast" of the southeastern Bahamas, the center said.
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"And you'll be well-positioned to take advantage of whatever opportunity life throws your way."
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Bold legislation reforming aviation taxes would be well received by the anti-establishment voting public.
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The Minnesota bill passed in May, and Franks considers it to be well-drafted legislation.
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That means photos should be well lit, taken from several angles and in sharp focus.
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He added he expects the F-35 jets to be well-received by more countries.
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The supercarrier is well suited for that task and will be well into the future.
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"The president would be well served by either Tony or Mercedes," the former official said.
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Manager Pete Mackanin said he hoped Saunders would be well enough to start on Friday.
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These are all coastal communities, where flood risks should be well-known to all residents.
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Those beaches, of course, tend to be well-maintained and near amenities like a bar.
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Immigrants and the American people will be well served by a practical resolution to DACA.
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Elected officials would be well advised to keep these examples of local ingenuity in mind.
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You will be well served to search for financial advisors with tax and accounting experience.
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And everybody knows that politicians often tend to be, well, not the most honorable people.
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The Legislature's ability to create independent committees to set pay seems to be well established.
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The entry is UH OKAY; "okay" was a snap, but couldn't "uh" be, well, anything?
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All will be well: Trump's incompetence will outweigh his irascibility, his lies, and his provocations.
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And I am grateful that my optimism back then has proven to be well-founded.
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You're going to actually be ... "Well, I can see them growing up on the feed"?
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But Trump has a history of taming what appear to be well-entrenched Republican opponents.
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Winding down from the summer and getting back into your school routine can be… well, painful.
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But members of Congress would be well advised to write their condemnation in their own words.
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And the Trump administration would be well-advised to be careful with any mission accomplished rhetoric.
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But he insists he will be well received in the birthplace of the free speech movement.
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Uber's loyalty program incentivizes you to be, well, loyal to Uber and not to its competitors.
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As a state-run company, Comac could be well positioned to sell to the Chinese market.
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Netanyahu even called the soldier's father to reassure him that his son would be well-treated.
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If Trump continues to behave this erratically, the consequences could be, well, unpredictable — and that's scary.
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At the high end of their value, these cups would also be well out of reach.
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Founders will be well-prepared to step on the Disrupt Main Stage and present their case.
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With this upcoming round, The RealReal would be well placed for a 2020 initial public offering.
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Pricewise, the Flip is expected to be, well, pricey — but considerably less so than the Fold.
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Children who have good self-control early on are more likely to be well-functioning adults.
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Six months is not enough as we'll still be well above five years average of stocks.
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It's often customary to bring your own since public restrooms may not always be well stocked.
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I've learned to tell people 'no,' realizing that I don't have to be well liked anymore.
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He told me that any beef prepared aboard Air Force One had to be well done.
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There I go worrying again — I will stop now, and trust that all will be well.
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If limited bans were imposed in specific circumstances, there would have to be well-argued justification.
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The Dunedin Study might not be well-known globally, but in New Zealand, it is famous.
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"They would be well advised not to interfere with coalition forces or our partners," he said.
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Social media, if you're optimistic about such things, still has a chance to be, well, social.
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Companies that have scaled up A2F for the fuels market will be well-placed to pivot.
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They're also far more likely to be well-versed in the many technological issues at play.
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I give it a try because I want my babies to be well taken care of.
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After weeks of anticipation the event turned out to be, well, not an event at all.
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The annual White House Correspondents' Dinner is happening again Saturday, and it'll be, well, something else.
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By this time, those injuries and nutritional issues will be well on their way to improving.
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For most of Amazon's 100 million Prime members, the benefits should be well worth the price.
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The ensuing catwalk action might not always be well-received, but it reliably gets people talking.
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You would hope that, in 2017, coaches would be well-versed in the dangers of concussions.
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They also wrote that the dog appeared to be well cared for prior to being abandoned.
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A full moon is coming up in your sign, and you need to be well rested!
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Peep Show may be well and truly over, but the Mitchell and Webb partnership lives on.
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First, an individual needs to be well connected to even find one in the first place.
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Each piece I buy is more likely to be well-cut, breathable, and of high quality.
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All seemed to be well, though, as Kylie shared some throwback photos of herself with Caitlyn.
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Putin has said Russia will keep both and that they will need to be well protected.
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"The farmer" would resume his rightful place on the throne, and all would be well again.
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The amount of any fine would be well over 100 million pounds ($125 million) it added.
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If the competition can be won with money and determination, Uber has to be well-positioned.
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On Wednesday, the company warned 2018 earnings for the segment would be well below historical averages.
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Moscow may be well-positioned to restrict, when necessary, the freedom of action of both sides.
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And, according to Von D, it's going to be well-deserving of a freakout or two.
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If you didn't have the Fed and you got this new we'd be well below 2900.
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If Clinton waits until after New Hampshire to do this, it may be well too late.
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However for a democracy to survive, everyone, not just a select few, must be well-educated.
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Roger Marshall would be well-positioned to take over from Roberts should he decide to retire.
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If you're acquainted with the basic history of science, these might be well known to you.
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But it could be well worth it for the points-earning, airport lounge access, and more.
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"To put it crudely, it's bribing the population to be well-enough-off," Mr. Khosla said.
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But Justice will have support from national Republicans, and he is certain to be well funded.
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"As long as we continue to produce fighters as children, all will be well," she said.
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With this bundle you'll be well equipped to find almost anything you use and misplace regularly.
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"You are advised to be well prepared to avoid undesirable consequences," the posting on Facebook said.
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" And the next question out of your mouth should naturally be, "Well, what does it do?
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Subscribers will be well stocked with lures, bait and tackle that fit their personal fishing style.
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Foreign executives and politicians would be well advised to plan for a more China-centric world.
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"I do not think it will be well received in the Senate," she told Yahoo News.
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Hassenfeld Children's Hospital will be well integrated with the entire medical center including its research arm.
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We figured instead that students would be well served if we got out of the way.
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That purchase turned out to be well worth it when party goers predictably made it rain.
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But in striving for the Waller-Bridge spirit and swagger, we'll be well on our way.
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That means it will be well below the 2 percent quota demanded by the military alliance.
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But sometimes, running the numbers can show you how these fees can be well worth it.
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She disappeared from public view for a while, raising concerns that all might not be well.
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In their filings with the F.C.C., the companies have claimed that faith would be well founded.
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There are still reasonable questions about whether many jobs of the future will be well paid.
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The trees grown from seed, he hopes, will be well adapted to survive in the area.
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It was eye-opening to me that another gay dad could be — well — just a dad.
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Comic book movies might be commercial, but that doesn't mean they can't be well made, right?
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And as a result, that elusive legal marijuana tax windfall will continue to be, well, elusive.
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Turnout in Illinois, which had many fewer early voters, will be well below its 2016 numbers.
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"We are lucky to be well funded and have raised a lot of capital," said Shaam.
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If this cycle had produced an 80s-level disinflation, we'd be well into deflation by now.
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It's simple to think that all will be well if governments just leave competitive markets alone.
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"Under our current assumptions, in 2020, the oil market will be well supplied," the report said.
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The president instead predicted "we will be well on our way to recovery" by June 1.
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The first and last Across answers are both schools that should be well-known to Californians.
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Yet it's inevitable that not all this largess will reach Harvey's victims, or be well spent.
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But not everyone conforms to that model and, well, I want to be well, wellness aside.
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But the shot does still appear to be well matched for the A(H1N1)pdm09 strain.
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Apted, she feared, would not be well enough to make a movie in seven years' time.
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Even in narrowly partisan terms, Democrats would be well advised to keep listening to their base.
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Smith said Altaba would be well-positioned to benefit once Congress agrees on a tax plan.
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In that pursuit, he would be well advised to work towards reforming the criminal justice system.
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"I don't think we'd be well advised to issue threats from Europe," Steinmeier said in Berlin.
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Positive market technicals, meanwhile, suggest most new issues should be well supported over the coming weeks.
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"International small caps may be well positioned to benefit from the global economic expansion," they said.
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But they still appear to be well short of the support needed to pass the legislation.
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The contestants (save for Jubilee) seem to be well aware of the show they're appearing on.
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Ordered to wear a boot, she was told that in eight weeks all would be well.
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Partnering with everyone helps ensure that whatever platform wins out, the NBA will be well positioned.
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Because in the context of the refugee crisis, Ai's individual fate appears to be, well, "individual".
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It is crucial for a Santa to be well-versed in both storytelling and Santa mythology.
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Though some of these might be well researched pieces, others will have little basis in reality.
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All in all, considering the terrifying arena it can be to be well-known, we've been fortunate.
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And so I'm not sure whether Elon and SpaceX are going to be well positioned for that.
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Yes, it may be well-meaning, but it sure as hell gets annoying and hurtful to hear.
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I just think that rock 'n' roll isn't a cool place to be, well, not a bro.
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Hyatt Hotels announced Friday a new partnership with Dr. Frank Lipman's Be Well, a wellness lifestyle company.
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We believe the company would be well served by raising several billion dollars in additional equity capital.
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"We wouldn't have done something like this if it wasn't going to be well-received by everyone."
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Workers will be well informed about a company's plans and consulted about the roles they will play.
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You need to be well-versed in industry concepts and terminologies as well as top design software.
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A slightly less cynical version of it would be, well, we can reach a much bigger audience.
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That may all be well and good; the farmers are hurting because of Trump's nationalist trade policy.
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With these two oversize personalities topping the bill, the Kim and Trump show could be, well, huge.
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I think the market will be well-served if the Fed does in fact pause next year.
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The dog appears to be a German Shepherd, and the grocery store appears to be well-stocked.
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He and Virgin should be well matched, for that is exactly what commercial radio is up to.
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The episodes get better over time, and Locke & Key proves to be well-written, entertaining, and spooky.
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"Wall Street's goal is not to be well loved, it's to be attacked less," he told CNBC.
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But with little appeal to voters of color, he may not be well-positioned to counter Sanders.
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Such resentment may not be well founded, and the first complaint is hardly consistent with the second.
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Gadde explained that the final rules might have other exceptions, but they'll be "well-defined" and rare.
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Even at the high end of Uber's range, its valuation would be well below what many expected.
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These roads tend to be well-marked and largely free of crossing traffic because intersections are rare.
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No doubt the Exhibition will attract crowds of people, for it will be well worth a visit.
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Also, I just like to be well-rounded and learn about most things in the culinary industry.
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Meituan-Dianping, meanwhile, may not be well known in the west but it is another significant addition.
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But a lot of times, those results aren't as visual as we'd hope they'd be — well, sometimes.
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Turks from northern Cyprus don't take part; if they did, Cyprus would be well over the limit.
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You should be well aware of the kind of stuff they do and their competence level beforehand.
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At that point, we'll be well into the technological singularity — but that's a topic for another day.
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This NYE, you'll be well-served to get out into the world and let those feelings flow.
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Criticism of rich, non-white and "unpatriotic" sportsmen is likely to be well received by his base.
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Often, he says, obsession happens with people who have the tendency to be, well, a little neurotic.
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If Donald or Melania were to do the same, the residence they mirror would be, well, mirrored . . .
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It may not be well known at this point, but the company has some serious street cred.
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Most people needing a laptop for school or productivity work will be well-served by this model.
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After completing all 231 lessons, you'll be well on your way to becoming a dropshipping robber baron.
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The simulated decline would be well below the one-year 10.8 percent shortfall in the previous recession.
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The Libra will also be well-received in economically depressed areas of the United States, said Cramer.
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The pair have plenty of famous friends — how could an A+ list couple not be well connected?
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I also don't have any plans to go to London any time soon, but be well. 16.
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And if we've learned anything from Jane the Virgin, the finale will be well worth the wait.
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Garland seems to be well qualified and would probably make a good judge — in some other court.
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All seemed to be well until a slight shift in our center of gravity nearly proved calamitous.
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It's a hugely important and incredibly complex launch for the company — and should be well worth launching.
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By Thursday, she found that HTTPS encryption may not be, well, all that secure all the time.
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Be well, Vernā Myers Vernā Myers is the founder and cultural innovator of The Vernā Myers Company.
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In other words, people will be well aware of the fact that you're posting an old photo.
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The Good Place will accommodate Eleanor, just as she will accommodate it, and all will be well.
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Weeks before George Michael's death, his former manager spoke with him and all seemed to be well.
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So always be well prepared and if anybody wants to go in there, my recommendation is don't.
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Indeed – if the Italy match is anything to go by – those doubts appear to be well founded.
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So many of us are rooting for her and if she wins it will be well deserved.
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Polls currently suggest that Johnson's government could be well placed to improve their situation in an election.
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Hill's baby turned red for a few moments after the incident but is expected to be well.
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It's a tough balance, but by the end of this course, it'll be well within your reach.
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EDT, which could be well received if it follows the pattern in Wednesday's 10-year note auction.
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Under this scenario, FOX RemainCo's total leverage would be well outside the range for Fitch's 'BBB+' category.
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So you may be well placed to have a sympathetic conversation with her about what's going on.
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Growth this year was likely to be well above Switzerland's average rate of 1.8 percent, Indergand said.
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Congress should feel confident that U.S. Government resources will be well spent and have an immediate impact.
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The Lincoln Park Music Festival, which is expected to be well attended, is part of the celebration.
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The cost of such an endeavor would be well over a billion dollars in these counties alone.
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Biden would be well-advised to run with a younger, dynamic and strongly progressive female running mate.
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In order to achieve efficient outcomes, not all or even many consumers have to be well-informed.
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Based on what SoFi members have to say, you can expect to be well taken care of.
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American companies would be well-served to pay attention to the spectacle that is likely to follow.
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Give Havana a mere decade and it will be well down the Ho Chi Minh City road.
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The DREAM Act, including its TPS addition, is expected to be well-received by Democrats in Congress.
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Moreover, today's Division I HBCU tackling dummies would be well positioned to be tomorrow's Division II powerhouses.
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In theory, this sounds great, but the result seems to be, well, underwhelming to say the least.
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However, carving out some extra time for the beginning of your days can be well worth it.
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The goal of reducing carbon emissions should be, well, to reduce carbon emissions, not to produce revenue.
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Transporting unauthorized migrants is a federal crime, and drivers expect to be well compensated for their risk.
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Other early investors like Tiger Global and Accel will also be well rewarded for their early support.
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If the general public is kept in the dark, how can an illness truly be well-contained?
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The work of creating regulated and approved medicines should be well advanced, but is only just beginning.
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The city comptroller would be well-served to focus on the city's incompetence than blaming the victim.
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This was not supposed to happen, as China was thought to be well behind American chip companies.
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While motivation is high on the left, there is no guarantee that it will be well directed.
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It will take place on Friday, November 29th, as you may be well aware of by now.
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Maybe. Certainly Democrats will be well advised to hammer Mr. Trump's betrayal of the working class nonstop.
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"It's always been important to me to be well-rounded and go beyond normal limits," Bolle says.
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Bajwa said diets should be well-rounded, with loads of fiber, something vegetables have a lot of.
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He'd be well received on our side of the aisle if he's an emissary from the president.
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Under the current schedule, terminal construction should already be well underway with pipeline construction starting in July.
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The great danger to our democracy today is that we'd rather be well-entertained than well-governed.
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Even with the state trending purple, Tillis, as the incumbent, should be well positioned to stay employed.
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Good luck, be well, and think of people like me every so often in your reviews, please.
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If that&aposs true, then an 85-year-old vehicle should be well into a happy retirement.
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"Latch" is a spectacularly weird song — so weird that Disclosure felt sure it wouldn't be well-received.
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The bank may also be well positioned to take advantage of growth in Europe's corporate bond markets.
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Your new decision, and thus your new reality and identity will not be well-received by some.
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They would be well-advised, however, to spend more time in the inland parts of the state.
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And he said that the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be "well-funded" under Trump's proposed budget.
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Bottom line: Disney may be well-positioned in the longer term, but appears expensive ahead of earnings.
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Hartley seems to be well aware that she isn't using the term as it was originally intended.
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And some aspects of the Senate bill may not be well received from conservatives in the House.
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"The drawdown will be well coordinated, and our policy priorities in Syria have remained unchanged," he said.
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"I am confident that [the nutrition unit] will be well-positioned for its next phase of growth."
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This is especially true for retirees who may be well off but are not among the superrich.
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This is you, I love you, I will see you in a year or so, be well.
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So there's going to be fewer players, and those fewer players are going to be well-funded.
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Take these steps into account and you'll be well on your way to being your own boss.
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Just when we thought Vic Mensa was a woke bae, he proved to be, well, not so woke.
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The US would be well served by having ambassadors in every country with which it has diplomatic relations.
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Whether now or in a few years' time, he may be well placed to ride to the rescue.
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It's important to be well-acquainted with yourself in order to keep a clean bill of sexual health.
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SheKnows pointed out that as with many reality shows, home makeover shows require homeowners to be, well, home.
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"The FTC would be well within its rights to fine Google tens of billions of dollars," Golin said.
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But the main concern is that passengers might find the virtual windows to be, well, too fake-looking.
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With this VR headset, you'll be well on your way there and back in the nick of time.
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"The market is priced to perfection, so any disappointment is not going to be well received," Cardillo said.
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The crater appears to be well-preserved—a surprising observation given that ice is a powerful erosive force.
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The case for boosting the share benefiting from ECD is strong, but expenditure has to be well-aimed.
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By that time, T-Mobile will already be well into its three-year window of no price hikes.
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That's on track to be well below the sector's 4.4 percent median surprise of the last eight quarters.
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"It means that when we do bring in more social features they'll be well thought-out," said Chen.
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Or in order to be "well regulated," does a "militia" need to have a state or federal charter?
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You'll need to be well versed in one of the most popular and fastest growing programming languages: Python.
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Do you think that anyone becomes a professional athlete so they can be well-respected in the office?
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But I want them to be well prepared and ready, because they will face all kinds of challenges.
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He and his fellow cadres should be well-positioned to capitalise on the vacuum created by Jayalalithaa's passing.
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If you're a current or future app developer, you definitely want to be well-versed in Android Oreo.
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They don't feel that's always the case with larger funds, which can be well compensated on fees alone.
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MakersPlace could be well-positioned as more art is sold online and more of it becomes truly digital.
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Because it will be well over $100 billion pretty soon that we will have taken into our Treasury.
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"That's why it's important for people to be well represented when they make an asylum claim," Leopold said.
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On our way to better health, it is already time to rethink what it means to be well.
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It appears to be well into a night that started early, but Maria is still charming as hell.
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BIG FUCKING ROCKET The Big Fucking Rocket, first announced in 2017, is going to be, well, fucking big.
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And the third guarantee: Mayor Brasert's fighters will always be well-conditioned, ready, willing, and able to fight.
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Australia might be well known as a sparse continent, but it is about to reach a major milestone.
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If Dems win the popular vote by 22020%, they'll be well on their way to a clear majority.
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The home sharing company seems to be well aware of our hobby of admiring listings through its posts.
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Plato's "Republic" may be well over 2,000 years old, but the Ladybird version has a very modern feel.
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With a ringside seat on the share register, Mr Agarwal would be well-placed to join the fray.
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If Jones is holding on to any other morsels like this, this flick will be well worth it.
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If Brexit causes an eruption in the party system (see article), the Lib Dems will be well placed.
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With a storied history rich in Hollywood waves and extensive contouring, step-and-repeats can be, well, repetitive.
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The Company's plan to enhance customer experience, upgrade infrastructure and increase service offerings might not be well received.
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Meanwhile, coupled folks will be well-served to remember these dates: June 21, August 7, and September 8.
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We expect you to be well-trained, and to know when, and when not to apply your training.
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And, despite appearing to be well-versed in the Western image, she has no ties to America whatsoever.
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And if Cruz eventually makes his peace with Trump, then movement conservatism will be well and truly dead.
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We would be well served from a resource standpoint to have teachers feel supported and want to stay.
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According to the transcript, Scaramucci told Feist that his interactions with the press will be well thought-out.
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Rob Kardashian seems to be well aware of his rocky family dynamic amid his romance with Blac Chyna.
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We certainly want an incoming administration to be well-prepared and ready to go when power is transferred.
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The process of this collection and deletion must be well-documented and consented to (at least via EULA).
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The report said the new company would be well positioned even if oil prices do not rise significantly.
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The goal was to be well positioned in the key moments and not be caught in a split.
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However, recent events in young Hollywood lead us to believe that all might not be well in Swiftville.
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"And I think, hopefully, the message that I deliver tomorrow night will be well received by Iowa Democrats."
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Considering how much we love Kim's makeup tips, we're sure the release will be well worth the wait.
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Now those must be within cost, within budget and must be well-built to meet the authority's requirements.
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It will be well into fall 2017 at the earliest before a replacement plan might be in effect.
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The quality of teachers clearly matters, and in countries with great schools they tend to be well paid.
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" Brandon, from Virginia, adds: "I think it would be well received, what with the vibe and the audience.
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We're endeavoring to redefine what it means to be well connected, so that you can achieve your vision.
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I'm not ashamed of my musical tastes, but I am fully aware that they could be, well, cooler.
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And when you're finished, you'll be well on your way to getting certified and earning a fatter paycheck.
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"So provided we're all happy to live on Spam and canned peaches all will be well," he added.
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This could be well accommodated by markets, he said, and would put limited upward pressure on Treasury yields.
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But often a luxury vibe can be well worth $100-$200 (though choose wisely and do your research).
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As I've noted before, people following Times newsroom staffers online expect them to be well-informed and thoughtful.
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Lummis said Trump would be well served by a running mate with more "discipline" to balance his unpredictability.
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If you've visited (or live in) Europe, you will be well acquainted with the concept of the nap.
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"Leaving any job after 10 years, you'd be well within your right to be quite emotional," he said.
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I'm able to just box, make a living, be well off, bring joy to my community, my fans.
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Neumann, however, told Business Insider earlier this year that WeWork would be well positioned in such a scenario.
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As a top member of the Trump campaign, he would be well-positioned to discuss its inner workings.
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Expect all to be well publicized with tweets, photos and videos and postings on the RIMPAC Facebook page.
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They seem to be well cast, and open up the story up to many possible new plot-lines.
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Winds chills will be well below zero this weekend, with some areas feeling like it is minus 40.
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"The Syrian regime would be well advised not to interfere with coalition forces or our partners," said Capt.
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Even if it isn't your main card you use every day, it could still be well worth applying.
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But they would be well advised to relocate their lobbying resources to the center of EU politics now.
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It's also done in a really funny way that I hope will be well-received by our audience.
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You have no friends yet, and the prospect of meeting new people can be, well, a daunting one.
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A chicken breast deserves to be well seasoned and juicy, and for that it needs care and attention.
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In a movie as busy as this one, we can't expect that every character will be well-defined.
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He knows Dutch parliamentary politics inside and out, tends to be well-informed, and is a strong debater.
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Even if you don't get to be the hero, at least your hotel room will be well-outfitted.
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And the vision would be well-aligned with Google's "organize the World's Information, and make it Accessible" vision.
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I'd be well into that, but they'd need to change the voice actor for her before that happens.
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Anything that showrooming is good for would be well-suited for VR or AR types of shopping experiences.
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In 2021 the UK government intends the country to be well on its way to a driverless future.
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This comic collection would be well worth the asking price ($5.00) for the wonderful Geof Darrow cover alone.
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The resulting bot could be well-suited for rescue operations or doing dangerous inspections in human-unfriendly environments.
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Fisher is said to be well liked by the Washington establishment, and she would be a familiar face.
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A conservative estimate would be tens of millions of channels, but it could be well over 100 million.
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She met a man in Cannes who is claiming to be "well-known" but she's not so sure.
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That said, Chelsea would be well served to cut back on putting the ball in their own net.
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Emerging African countries, beleaguered Middle Eastern states and the US would be well served by such a system.
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Eighty-six percent of Devoted Conservatives think it's more important for children to be well behaved than creative.
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It was expected to be well into the Gulf of Mexico by Saturday morning, taunting and frustrating forecasters.
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Let food absorb water — or simply retain the water it already contains — and it will be, well, moist.
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The first night will be, well, less stacked, and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts seems poised to dominate.
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It also seems to be well received by those who do not take particular interest in the arts.
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If you're looking at now and what would the change be, well, now you have a Republican president.
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As the United States population ages, we will not be well served by our increasingly restrictive immigration policies.
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Morgan Stanley's lesson is one Goldman's chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, would be well advised to take to heart.
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Trump said Sunday he hopes the country will "be well on our way to recovery" by June 1.
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"We can expect that by June 1 we will be well on our way to recovery," Trump said.
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Follow these steps, and you'll be well on your way to improving your sleep habits and your health.
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This negative stigma makes it seem like you must be well educated to enjoy music, this isn't true.
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THE NEW WAVE Lauren Ash, founder of Black Girl in Om, wants women of color to be well.
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The desserts however, were delicious, so a nightcap and fruit cobbler at the bar would be well advised.
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Whatever sadness the story has in store, the sound from the pit tells you all will be well.
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Warren, my geography teacher, would be well impressed that I'm back at a glacier after all these years.
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"HMG's interests should be well served by the new arrangement," said the document, which was declassified last year.
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"HMG's interests should be well served by the new arrangement," said the document, which was declassified last year.
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"We are waiting for the government to be well established so we can pass judgment," Mr. Rouhani said.
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"This stock could pull back 5, even 10 percent, and still be well in its uptrend," added Maley.
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"Investors may be well served by locking in some profits in U.S. stocks," BofAML said in a note.
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"This year we will be well under 1% (growth)," Lee said, speaking at the Forbes global CEO conference.
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I started doing the math on daily data habits, and quickly realized I'd be well over my cap.
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It was a star-making performance for a 17-year-old and seemed to be well-timed, financially.
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For fans of the original, the new CGI style might be.. well, let's just say a little jarring.
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A final with the Bearcats against either the Shockers or Cougars Sunday would be well worth everyone's time.
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If the following situations apply to you, the Sapphire Reserve could be well worth the higher annual fee.
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Claims about Tory prejudice may be well- or ill-founded, but they are a classic expression of whataboutism.
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He noted that Niccol will be well-compensated even if 2020 numbers are not as robust as desired.
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By June 2020, the comet will be well past Jupiter and on its way back to interstellar space.
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The new administration would be well advised to come to grips with their new reality sooner than later.
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That decision was predicated on the assurance that the workers' pensions would be well managed and adequately funded.
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"Deutsche Bank should be well equipped to deal with this short-term lack of confidence," HSBC analysts said.
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That is not to say the 40-somethings won't be well represented when the Masters begins April 6.
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It's only over the long run that a model can be judged to be well calibrated (or not).
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Coachella is slated for April, so she'll be well along and obviously very big, given she's having twins.
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But perhaps the trade-off — a bigger screen in a smaller phone package — will be well worth it.
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To do nothing when it comes time to negotiate the next CBA would be, well, pretty fucked up.
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These names may not be well known today but could be tomorrow's Warren Buffett, George Soros or Jeffrey Gundlach.
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He and others in Silicon Valley would be well served by turning to Jack Knight's core values for guidance.
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Wood will be well-rested as he was skipped in the rotation with the team's day off last Thursday.
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As a former mixed martial arts fighter, the nominee considers herself to be well-trained for the political battlefield.
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When President Trump criticizes Germany for doing all of that, that criticism I think ought to be well taken.
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Had he held onto the Bitcoin and shelled out regular cash, he'd be well over $100 million richer today.
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From the street, we're shown the interior of a restaurant, where all the patrons seem to be well dressed.
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All I had to do for attention back then was to grow my hair long and be, well, 22.
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Lagarde, who attended Thursday's meeting and takes over on November 1, may be well suited to these tough circumstances.
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The thing is, most supernatural photos that turn out to be, well, natural are rarely taken with malicious intent.
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"But our first instinct is we're going to be well past 1,237" by the time Trump arrives in Cleveland.
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With a much higher margin, Primark's profit was expected to be "well ahead" of the same period last year.
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What to watch: It would be well in line with Maduro's modus operandi to ramp up repression and violence.
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It would be well served trying to co-opt China into international governance on the transfer of armed drones.
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Play within the rules, but the rules need to be well known and stay there for the long term.
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And they may be well aware of the limitations, or potential return on investment, from spending on these extras.
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If these nominees do well in this fall's midterm elections, Democrats will be well-positioned to take the House.
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By the time you sit down for that first date, you could already be well-acquainted with a stranger.
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While many sites charge membership fees (and rightfully so — performers deserve to be well-paid), Pornhub is totally free.
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As technological change makes new demands of workers, it seems plausible that more will need to be well-educated.
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Andy Cohen's third book, Superficial, hits shelves Tuesday, but don't expect the television host's latest to be, well, superficial.
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Washington would also be well advised to have a serious talk with Germany – unless it wants to lose Europe.
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But when Uber trots out lines like this:It is Thanksgiving week after all—a time to be, well, thankful.
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Sure, I'm at an age where I should be well beyond obsessing over a barely-grown-up celebrity couple.
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And I certainly think that's an opportunity the American people would be well served if Congress takes advantage of.
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"It's pretty simple: If you want to look well, feel well and BE well — just eat well," he continued.
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The Switch version, in particular, appears to be well below par, and the developers have pledged to issue fixes.
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You may not agree with him on every case, but his opinions will be well-reasoned and clearly written.
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The two camps would be well served by spending the next three weeks expanding their range of common ground.
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The same rules apply for emotional service animals, which should also be well-behaved and have their required documentation.
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"This will be well-timed for the improving market fundamentals we expect," Mackenzie said at mining conference in Miami.
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In addition to having a strong point of view, you need to be well-versed in top design software.
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In a letter, provided to us by Row, the company said they deem his actions to be well-meaning.
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Though the $26 tubes won't be available until June, we have a feeling they'll be well worth the wait.
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Plus, it works indoors and out, so at least picnics could be well-seasoned and have a sweet soundtrack.
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I can assure you that when the package arrives at your doorstep, it will be well worth the wait.
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Pick up one of the gift-solutions ahead to be well on your way towards winning Father's Day 2019.
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These establishment rivals are clustered together in polls and all appear to be well behind front-runner Donald Trump.
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He and Virginia Senator Mark Warner, the committee's Democratic ranking member, would be well-placed to vet sensitive materials.
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Both campaigns are voicing confidence that they'll be well-positioned with the votes that are left to be counted.
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A Powell appointment would be well received by markets, said Ed Campbell, portfolio manager at Prudential Financial-owned QMA.
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Ongoing security concerns mean that tourism revenues will be well down on 2013-2015 levels over the forecast period.
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Leaders in Congress would be well-served to take a cue from equipment manufacturers as they now move forward.
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It's just up to you to decide whether you want to be well-rested and well-adjusted, or...not.
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If, this Valentine's Day, you or a loved one are a new parent, such products may be well appreciated.
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An intensive propaganda drive to convince them they will be well treated in a unified country may not work.
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While all seems to be well with the sea lion now, scientists are keeping a close eye on him.
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Veterans who join the second-ranked Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) may be well suited to become special agents.
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" The governor, who is currently in Japan, said in a statement that the decision "appears to be well reasoned.
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European firms will be well-represented this year, too, and are sure to come away well satisfied, Geng said.
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The event will be well covered by the media and will likely be carried live by the cable networks.
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I found Ellie's weight to be well distributed, even when carrying her almost all day at the Disney parks.
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If not, Republicans, who finally managed to press their legislative advantage, will be well-positioned to do it again.
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If shelling beans aren't available, not to worry; you can use dried white beans and all will be well.
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She has also a thin record of accomplishment that, were she a Republican would be well understood by all.
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Such an initiative likely would be well received by other WTO members, thus opening the door to constructive negotiations.
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"Tough to say — they would be well matched," Buttigieg, who currently serves as the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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The Oscars are rapidly approaching, and if there's one category you should be well-versed in, it's Best Picture.
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"I think Zuckerberg would be well advised to appear at the Parliament out of respect for Europeans," she said.
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A President Trump would have no trouble — and would be well within his rights — relieving individual generals of command.
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That would be well below the company's 2018 sales volume of 366 million tonnes of iron ore and pellets.
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It's an incredible performance, and if she picks up a tons of trophies for it, they'll be well-deserved.
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"The presumption was men who committed rape could never be well-educated, affluent, or talented at sports," she wrote.
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He iterated the concept with noted avant-garde filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, who happens to be well-versed in tarot.
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But I've learned it's the one place where the money can be well spent, and public oversight is critical.
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They, too, would be well advised to stick to what they do best and trade for what they want.
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And my point would be, well, not really, because most surfaces aren't going to have pathogenic bacteria on them.
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For a technology that's supposed to be hyper secure, in practice, it's often proven itself to be, well, not.
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That would be well below the $100 billion that Uber had forecast to some of its investors last month.
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The slick ad campaigns backing OxyContin and all the other addictive prescription opioids assured us all would be well.
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The Florida governor, on the other hand, is a hardened, well-qualified, and sure to be well-funded candidate.
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"The USAF will be well served by the formidable talents of CQ Brown," Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett tweeted.
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"Any effort by the opposition will not be well received not just by progressives but by conservatives, as well."
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Savant recruited 14 volunteers in Brazil and reported that the drug appeared to be well-tolerated in healthy humans.
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Calibrating public statements, ginning up fears or delivering overly calming messages, would be well within the range of normal.
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But basically, she plays enough tennis and if she wins a lot, she'll be well inside the Top 10.
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But devotees of the former might be well served to think of the latter as complementary rather than competing.
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The black slaves from Guinea and Angola have demanded to be well treated, threatening to refuse to have children.
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"I don't think this new genre of 'positive energy' films can be well received outside the country," Huang says.
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It will be well received by the Prada customer, and will also bring a new customer to the brand.
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Whether that will be well received by everyone else on the tube is another question (the answer is no).
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We have a huge amount of assets going into index funds, so I think shareholders should be well represented.
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Bears, of course, are hopeful that number will be well below expectations (currently expecting a gain of 145,000 jobs).
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And it's one of those things that cuts across so many areas that it's got to be well-managed.
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The American people should know that they continue to be well-served by the world's preeminent law enforcement agency.
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So take care with that legacy planning now, and your heirs will be well in the black later on.
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What tips do you have for aspiring entrepreneurs who may not be well-versed in money management and finances?
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Tom Marino (R-Pa.) said, unprompted, that Trump would be well served by choosing a female vice presidential nominee.
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Ahead of holiday gifting season, here are eight affordable kits bound to be well-received by any beauty lover.
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Trump wants to spend $1.5 trillion on infrastructure improvements, though the federal outlay will be well below that number.
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The disarray carries a heavy economic price: it will be well into 2020 before a new budget is passed.
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The public would be well-served by the FDA getting tougher on requiring post-marketing studies for new drugs.
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What other world events do you think would be well-suited to this sort of faux-social media treatment?
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Locals seem to be well aware of San Diego's charms, as a chunk of its visitors are day-trippers.
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America's economic growth would be well served if Washington focused on a quick rebalancing of U.S.-China trade accounts.
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The Trump campaign would be well-advised to believe that every word in this press release is exactly right.
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And their low expectations that he would raise human-rights issues with Mr. Putin appeared to be well founded.
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The US Department of Justice, for its part, seems to be well aware of the US prison system's failure.
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They would go back to the city the day after next, and Jonathan would return from wherever Jonathan had gone and the house would sell and all shall be well, all manner of things shall be well—the phrase surfaced in his brain, some hippie scrap that Pam used to incant to herself.
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When a case is eventually heard the children may be well settled, and the judge reluctant to order their return.
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The 1,200 new asylum seekers seem to be well aware that they are the subject of considerable controversy and fear.
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The study's authors suggested that media companies grappling with diversity problems would be well advised to start behind the camera.
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But to be sustainable, they must also be well resourced, with a clear process that is consistently and transparently applied.
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Anyone might wonder, and be well within their rights to do so, maybe angrily, or at least with understandable annoyance.
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And if it weren't for a couple of big chunky deals, we would probably be well down into the 2000s.
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My attempts to be well enough in this world are also a part of that self, and continue to be.
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Other than that, stick with water — and your doc's orders — and you'll be well on your way to feeling better.
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No word on whether Trump squeezed ketchup in his soup or asked for his shark fin to be well done.
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But, really, by the time the next president is in office, won't that horse be well out of the barn?
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With the $30 million in fresh cash, Bustle will be well-positioned to roll up some of these new sites.
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If you counsel them on civility, they'll be well-equipped to reach across the aisle once they reach Capitol Hill.
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The IMF said last month the deficit would likely be well above the government's target of 7.6% of national output.
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The team were offered tickets to the final of the World Cup, but will not be well enough to travel.
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Even if investors in SoftBank approve of the idea, they will worry about whether the money will be well spent.
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But with less than 30%, the M5S, which is running alone, appeared to be well short of an outright majority.
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I feel like it helps them to grow up to be well-rounded young men, in my own little way.
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They have nothing against infrastructure-driven development, but it needs to be well planned, carefully implemented and make financial sense.
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After all, this legal thriller is likely to be, well, pretty boring, as most highly technical court cases can be.
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The good news is that it can be well-controlled and diagnosed during the late second and early third trimester.
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After all, no leading man with a butterfly "tramp stamp" would be, well, man enough to make someone a mother.
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As a result the biggest beneficiaries would be well-off pensioners, because payroll taxes fall only on those in work.
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"In the short run, nobody wins, but in the long run, China could be well-positioned to win," Prasad concluded.
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All appeared to be well as the couple enjoyed the heated game, but not everyone donned a smile that night.
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"The reality is that many people who work in fast food may be well suited for routine jobs," Ford says.
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But if you suspect you might be, well, take a baby-step, and turn off one number at a time.
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Whenever Bob Mueller comes out with his report, it&aposs going to be well this report is deep state, ignored.
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But back to piercing: With a nickname like "accessory nipple," isn't a supernumerary nipple just begging to be, well, accessorized?
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Pennsylvania may be well be on its way to becoming the next state to legalize a comprehensive medical marijuana program.
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We don't have exact pricing today, but it'll be well under $200 and we'll maintain above 50 percent gross margin.
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And if that café is anything like the cafeterias at other tech companies, it will be well worth a visit.
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There was no word on whether she would be well enough to compete in the 800 later in the week.
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If you're fighting a villain and you don't know who it could be, well then you would be rightfully terrified.
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Royal Bank of Canada said Debenhams was in "survival mode" but the more aggressive store closures should be well received.
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Indeed, AppDynamics might have seen the signs that its IPO would be well-tested given the performance of New Relic.
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Our research in Iowa shows that public employee unions would be well advised to return to that kind of model.
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Your personal experience is going to be, well, personal—and that's a difficult variable for VR developers to account for.
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Apple's cables, unlike those you might order from a random seller online, are going to be well-made and reliable.
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You don't really care what other people think of you, but you still desire to be well known and respected.
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But a quick blind taste-testing of five separate plastic cups turned out to be, well pretty confusing all around.
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China would not be well advised to take this leaf from American declinists and the hordes of their foreign followers.
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You might think that people consequently will be well rested and clear headed at the polls, but you'd be wrong.
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Translating his talents to VR will likely be tricky for Inarritu, but we hope it will be well worth it.
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Commit The 3-1-1 Rule To Your MemoryBy now, you should be well aware of the TSA's liquid rule.
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Facebook was acknowledging that a growing number of people find spending time on the social network to be, well, unpleasant.
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Of course, the occasional scoop of ice cream can be well deserved and within the bounds of a healthy diet.
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And while his name may not be well known by the masses, the (Twitter) streets are definitely talking about Quan.
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The nominees "all have proven themselves to be well-qualified, experienced and dedicated public servants," Barrasso said during the hearing.
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In an era when alliances are more necessary than ever, Haley's qualifications appear to be well-tailored to the position.
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Lane would be well placed as chief economist, but Weidmann depends on the distribution of the big jobs in 2019.
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"It's totally impossible to be well dressed in cheap shoes," Sir Hardy Amies — dressmaker for Queen Elizabeth II — once said.
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He also suggested that the United States would be well served by joining forces with Russia against the Islamic State.
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The second is that there are as many ways to be African-American as there are to be, well, American.
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" The alliance, Mr. Steinmeier said, would be well advised "not to deliver up any excuses for a new, old confrontation.
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By Siddhartha Deb Art and domestic work both have to be approached with love and rigor to be well done.
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" If someone said something critical about the USSR or communism, the retort would be "Well, what about [insert Western problem].
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But those efforts need to expand exponentially, and they need to be well-coordinated and funded on a national scale.
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She is "determined" to do all she can to be well enough to attend the events over the coming weekend.
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Kavandi has both and would be well positioned to advise Bridenstine when he has to make decisions requiring such knowledge.
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One of the principles of the LHA is that a person doesn't have to be well-known to be remembered.
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"If the big trade deal comes to nothing, as seems likely, it will be, well, no big deal," he wrote.
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From there, they will be well positioned to make the NCAA tournament in Year 3 of the Buzz Williams Experience.
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Rather, his current audience is the general American public, who tend to expect their presidents to be, well, somewhat presidential.
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"We are fortunate to be well capitalized," he said, declining to disclose how much the company had in the bank.
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This perceived revelation made it a book that people who wanted to be well informed felt they had to have.
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Regardless, most trading firms seem to be well on their way to allowing their traders to conduct business at home.
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His company, he says, invented fundamental technology that animates modern cellphones and deserves to be well paid for its innovation.
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If you've got 10 minutes to spare each day, you'll be well on your way to a more youthful appearance.
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Whether one of these paths or some hybrid is chosen, the administration would be well-advised to do four things.
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When it comes to animal fur, it can be well managed, using fur from animals bred in captivity for food.
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He loved his contracts classes in law school, so he would seem to be well equipped to slay any bureaucracy.
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I think every family would be well served to agree on what kind of home they want to create together.
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Above all it is generational, in that the conservative old guard — including those in power — tends to be, well, older.
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In uncertain times, employers would be well-served to modernize their compensation practices to price the job, not the person.
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Imagine how you'd feel if you hired someone with glowing recommendations who turned out to be, well, like your colleague.
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It will be well into next year before a plan is fully developed to safely lift and stabilize the model.
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Mr. Wintrich, one of the scheduled speakers, said on Thursday that the event did not seem to be well organized.
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The request is likely to be well received among Democrats who have pushed for paid sick leave for hourly workers.
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While association health plans can be well run, they "have had a spotty track record," said Ms. Owen, the actuary.
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I know all the tactics in the book and I can assure Kenyans that all will be well in Doha.
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Trump also touted a June 1 deadline as to when the country will be "well on our way to recovery."
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"You'll get the customization that's a trademark of luxury vacations, and your money will be well spent," Mr. Stergiou said.
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"For me to be the best mother, wife, and human, I have to be well mentally and physically," she says.
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Now, one theory of the case would be, well, we should get tax revenue and then do something about that.
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All told, it could be well into the summer — if not Election Day — by the time the process is finalized.
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Government would be well served to explore non-traditional options in order to develop more than one fulcrum for leverage.
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The former White House official said that the Miers example was one that Jackson would be well-advised to copy.
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Nicole J. Thompson, Downtown Durham's chief executive, also pointed out that blacks appeared to be well represented on downtown sidewalks.
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I read a little bit more, and it's lights out by 9 so that I can be well rested tomorrow.
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"This will be attractive to Islamic investors but will also be well received in the conventional RMBS market," Firdaus said.
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"That way, women will begin their pregnancies in a healthier state and be well supported after they've had their baby."
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And the tricks are not markedly different than they are earlier in the week; they just might be, well, trickier.
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The perennial hit sitcom "Friends" is leaving Netflix, so you and Rachel and Ross will be, well, on a break.
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Two-fifths of all ad spending was online in 2017; this year it is likely to be well over half.
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That would be well below the 3.4 percent that the Fed currently has indicated, according to projections issued in June.
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For a reader who just wants to be well-informed about the facts, this kind of story can be dispiriting.
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If the Supreme Court simply underlined that last point in a short opinion, the bankruptcy community would be well served.
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If such a speech causes even one person to abandon plans to harm others, it will be well worth it.
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With this understanding of good practice and stronger ties to Congress, regulators will be well-armed to address bad practice.
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Policies that address the opioid crisis may be well intended, but they could exacerbate the pain and/or opioid crises.
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Conventional wisdom is that economic growth will improve and rising inflation will be well managed and contained by central banks.
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Not only does the group's founding family hold a large stake, it is generally considered to be well managed already.
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Would it be well-plotted but with clumsy sentences, or maybe suffocate under the weight of that high-concept premise?
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By then, "The Rise of Skywalker" should be well on its way to being a force at the box office.
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I think it's likely that clinical trials will be well underway for many of these diseases in the next decade.
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Industry-grade equipment and software are needed, but they tend to be well beyond the budgets of strapped conservation organizations.
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Read on to see the U.S. News' top-rated global destinations, where your hard-earned money will be well-spent.
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One subsidiary would be a narrowly-defined bank, which would be well capitalized and engage in relatively low-risk activities.
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He noted that the swing districts in the House tend to be well-educated and diverse, like Orange County, Calif.
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"An increase in spending on projects designed to boost productivity and raise trend growth would be well timed," he added.
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The fears of "media malady" — negative news coverage actually hurting the American economy — do not seem to be well founded.
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While emerging economies should certainly hope for a smoother environment, they would be well advised not to plan for that.
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Some of the ardent Sanders supporters would also be well served if they dialed down the rhetoric a few notches.
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The suits are expected to be filed after the rules become official, which could be well into January or later.
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Of course, most people didn't need the New Yorker article to be well aware of Fox News's pro-GOP bias.
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A broad grand coalition would be well received by markets as it could result in political stability and fiscal discipline.
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If he's telling the truth, however, it sounds like all may not be well between Sansa and Jon this season.
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