Or is it going to be a clear-cut winner, and if it's a clear-cut winner, who is it going to be?
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And number two, the other thing it tells me is there's a vacuum of leadership within the party and there's no clear-cut leader in the Democratic Party, there's no clear-cut choice.
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But some experts warn that the picture isn't clear cut.
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On election interference, though, Pence's case is less clear cut.
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What makes someone male or female isn't so clear cut.
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How the investment bank has performed is less clear cut.
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But the reality of it isn't nearly so clear cut.
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This section of Romans is quite controversial, not clear cut.
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But the second issue of obstruction is less clear cut.
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The case against Pelosi is by no means clear cut.
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It isn't quite as clear cut as that in France.
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But another controversial decision by Trump is less clear cut.
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" "To me it's clear-cut — Joe Biden is our superstar.
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Some argue its environmental benefits are not so clear cut.
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That wouldn't seem as clear cut as it does now.
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A clear-cut, universal problem that could happen on any show.
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Jordan himself suggested that the term "abuse" is not clear-cut.
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But the situation in many places is far less clear-cut.
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But Lee's reporting suggested things might not be so clear cut.
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The parallels between 1964 and 2017 aren't clear-cut, of course.
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Sudan: The effort here isn't as clear cut as in Libya.
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We don't have as clear cut a story this time around.
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Ben Stein: Well to me, the lines are absolutely clear cut.
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This was, she continued, a clear-cut case of "love jihad".
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When he said yes, the decision was clear cut for me.
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Sessions was clear-cut before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week.
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But after college, she finds herself without a clear-cut direction.
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Evidently, the issue wasn't as clear-cut as ESA made out.
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The end result was a clear-cut unanimous win for Miller.
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In fact the distinction is not as clear-cut as that.
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The results were not as clear-cut as we had hoped.
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In fact, it was almost exactly the opposite: not clear-cut.
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Even German cuisine has a clear-cut identity: beer und sausage.
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But this, too, may be less clear-cut than it feels.
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But for parents of young adults it's not so clear cut.
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There is no clear-cut hero and villain in Tiger King.
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But for streaming companies, the answer is not as clear-cut.
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When it comes to defining wealth, there's no clear cut answer.
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The polling on the issues is not so clear-cut, however.
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In the field of three, Ellison remains the clear cut favorite.
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"It's a pretty clear-cut example of impropriety," he told CNN.
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But director Peyton Reed isn't interested in a clear-cut villain vs.
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But the politics are not as clear-cut as the moralistic language.
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In states where there is no clear-cut legislation, there is confusion.
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There is no clear cut evidence that these were made by biology.
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The case for social media as a discovery tool isn't clear-cut.
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The 52%-48% Leave victory in 2016 was narrow but clear-cut.
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However, taking his grievances to court may not be so clear cut.
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"She has emerged as the clear-cut person to beat," he said.
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The central battle is as clear-cut a fight between good vs.
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Yet here, too, things are less clear cut than one might suppose.
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None of it, however, will be as clear-cut as it looks.
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Not all body parts under the thermographic lens are as clear-cut.
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It's hard to find a more clear-cut case of securities fraud.
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"There isn't a clear-cut way to be a parent," she continued.
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Yet any decision to reduce allocation may not be so clear cut.
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Tarantino is too smart to make this all that clear-cut, though.
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There, police brutality was understood to be a clear-cut LGBTQ issue.
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Still, Trump's team sought to portray the results as clear-cut wins.
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There could be benefits there, but they are not as clear-cut.
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To many commenters, the sides in Black Panther aren't so clear cut.
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The next president will not find such a clear-cut playbook waiting.
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This coming season looks wide open and without a clear-cut favorite.
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Under U.S. domestic law, concluding wars is not a clear-cut process.
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Trump's clear-cut opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership made a difference.
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He took on all of them and he clear cut the field.
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Not many colleges have clear-cut rules on cryptomining in the dorms.
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Maybe, although it was nowhere as clear cut as many are pretending.
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The outcome outside the capital is likely to be less clear-cut.
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"It's not 100 percent clear-cut one way or another," Mackowiak said.
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Needless to say, it was a clear-cut win for the Pole.
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To his credit, Mr. Harper does not set up clear-cut dichotomies.
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The short answer is likely yes — but it's not so clear-cut.
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The end result, then, was a clear-cut decision win for Prazeres.
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But I was "lucky" — an unmistakable case with every clear-cut symptom.
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Their mission will be clear: cut off Trump to save the Senate.
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To Chand, though, the issue of hyperandrogenism in sports is clear cut.
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One of Dr. Zitter's compelling patient narratives teaches a clear-cut lesson.
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The foresters say dead wood must be clear-cut for safety reasons.
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Other Catholic moral theologians say the church's ban is not so clear-cut.
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But the public isn't as clear cut on whether that's unfair to Trump.
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Startups aren't afforded the discretionary time to make for such clear-cut decisions.
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And yet the relationship between unconventional musical success and stardom isn't clear-cut.
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The trigger could well be a clear cut indication of a Trump victory.
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Whether or not everyone with a vagina can squirt is less clear-cut.
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The answer to that question is a clear-cut "no" under US law.
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Goes Cube has spent over a decade defying any clear-cut genre descriptions.
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Many suspect that clear-cut sexism has given way to more subtle discrimination.
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"As a songwriter, that's a clear cut challenge," Amos says of the offer.
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It was the first time for me to be the clear-cut star.
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When it comes to the real-world construction, things aren't so clear-cut.
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Meanwhile, the terrain in Somatik's home state is also not as clear-cut.
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Sorcerers can bend reality because of this clear-cut, if extremely esoteric reason.
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The MLA's protections include clear-cut guidelines for bank and non-bank lenders.
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That kind of choice is rarely clear-cut, and it isn't for Amal.
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Relationships used to be more linear, with clear-cut "commitment phases," Knopp says.
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"I don't think there is a clear cut, formalised divestment process," Eusman said.
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Getting rid of spam is not as clear-cut as everyone might think.
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The US has had more clear cut successes squeezing North Korea's overseas revenues.
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The extent of the political fallout in November will be less clear cut.
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The economy itself may not provide a clear-cut picture for Fed watchers.
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Have the rules explained in a clear-cut fashion and enforce it consistently.
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Since then, while no clear-cut criteria have ever quite emerged, certain patterns
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Other policymakers have said the case for a cut is not clear cut.
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But other factors leading to the 2018 rate increases aren't so clear-cut.
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The race for the second Wild Card spot, though, was less clear-cut.
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Its first clear-cut expression was not Trump's victory but Britain's Brexit vote.
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But Tara Lachapelle of Bloomberg Opinion argues it isn't a clear-cut winner.
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But the role of dealer is far less clear cut than lawmakers envisioned.
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Ms. Alqasem's credentials as an anti-Israel activist are far from clear-cut.
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But it's a great (and timely) topic because there's no clear-cut answer.
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Often, reasons aren&apost clear-cut, but you should generally follow your gut.
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Whether Catholic identity will play any role in politics is less clear cut.
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Ric Edelman, founder of Edelman Financial Engines, says the answer isn't clear-cut.
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But this time feels different, maybe because it's so simple and clear cut.
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Trish Maselli, founder and CEO of Clear Cut Accounting Services in Ivoryton, Conn.
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But bold campaign rhetoric does not always translate into such clear-cut action.
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"For the first time ever, the numbers are really clear cut," Masters said.
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Plagiarism is often more clear-cut in nonfiction, but there are murky areas.
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But for members of the opposition, the issue is not so clear cut.
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"It's not clear-cut whether Amazon will be overwhelmingly powerful here," said Larke.
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What were defined and seen as clear cut boundaries remain brittle in Cambodia.
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But for people who identify as men, the findings were not as clear-cut.
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The returns to education, even for the high-skilled, have become less clear-cut.
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Ric Edelman, founder of Edelman Financial Engines, says the answer isn't that clear-cut.
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In the Amazon rainforest, one soccer field-size area is clear-cut every minute.
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"I think people often expect any genetic test to be clear cut," she said.
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"There are clear-cut abuses and problems in TANF regarding its implementation," he said.
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But the thing is, the benefits of this new rule aren't so clear cut.
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But this is not a clear-cut tale of villainous police versus righteous activists.
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"There are clear-cut abuses and problems in TANF regarding its implementation," he says.
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However, Citi believes the case in health care is not quite so clear cut.
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And scientists don't expect clear-cut answers to this year's icy mystery anytime soon.
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Most of the time the effects of gravitational lensing are not so clear-cut.
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In Serbia, another aspiring EU member, support for the bloc is less clear-cut.
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On the manufacturing issue, the case for a recession is far from clear-cut.
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Nope. But matters of the heart (and the pussy) are never so clear cut.
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So many of the previous allegations have involved clear-cut cases of workplace harassment.
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And unlike the last Cold War, the answer is not clear cut and immediate.
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But when it happens with a friend, things are a little less clear cut.
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Well, not everything is so clear-cut when it comes to wireless gaming mice.
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Things are not quite so clear-cut on the other side of the Atlantic.
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Our editorial bent is more clear-cut: How much money is going into startups?
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"It's a pretty clear cut example of impropriety," Bell said in a phone interview.
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However, this is not clear cut, says Jonathan Loynes, chief economist at Capital Economics.
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A critical look at the evidence suggests that things aren't quite so clear-cut.
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But the reality is a bit more clear-cut: Brown's attack isn't off base.
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" But Wang called China's response to North Korea's nuclear activity "clear cut" and "responsible.
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"This case is clear-cut and demands immediate attention and action," Abu Baker added.
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First, Cramer found no clear-cut reason for the pullback that began on Friday.
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Moments later, Matthews had a clear-cut breakaway but was stopped again by Hutchinson.
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Eberhardt may have rejected a conventional life, but Tabouret's portraits are less clear-cut.
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But the opposition won neither a real victory nor a clear-cut moral one.
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That's when I knew it had to be not ambiguous and very clear cut.
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Peraza's indictment shows "how serious and how clear-cut this case was," Schoen said.
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But the job of a startup's board is less clear-cut and more problematic.
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The metrics for presidential success aren't as clear cut as return on equity either.
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Dortch feels the lawsuit is clear-cut and that precedent is on Huffman's side.
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Each of those matches was a clear cut above the rest of the show.
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Of course, the report is nowhere near as clear cut as McConnell frames it.
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This was not as clear-cut a choice as a lot of people suppose.
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We want clear cut answers, but see through a glass darkly, as Scripture says.
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The evidence doesn't have to be 100 percent clear-cut, but it should exist.
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The misleading about drinking happens to be unusually clear-cut rather than unusually significant.
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The relationship between the number of officers and lawful behavior is not clear-cut.
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But support for Abolish ICE as an actual policy idea isn't as clear-cut.
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Upon first glance, this illustration looks like a clear cut burst of colorful patriotism.
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But her fate in Minnesota was not as clear-cut as she had hoped.
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But dealing with this issue is not as clear-cut as it might seem.
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"Of course," O'Neill said of added pressure in having the clear-cut Derby favorite.
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Your hope was to maybe have two guys, clear-cut, step up and dominate.
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If it was predation, it wasn't the most clear-cut, the most vicious kind.
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Not all the issues are as clear-cut as not having an oven, though.
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The end result, then, was a clear-cut unanimous decision win for the champ.
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Certainly, stories with clear-cut heroes and villains can be a lot of fun.
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Despite this loss, however, he remains a clear-cut member of the featherweight elite.
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And in many cases, the implicit assumptions underlying harassment are far less clear-cut.
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There are about "538 genes with clear-cut influence on intelligence test scores," Zimmer writes.
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Republicans who heard the same information were insistent that it was not so clear-cut.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, as a clear-cut issue of LGBTQ rights versus simple bigotry.
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Like many people with mental health issues, he did not get a clear-cut diagnosis.
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So the traditional divide between the law and suspects isn't so clear-cut down there.
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And when you've got a thousand scientists being so clear cut you can't ignore them.
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Suddenly, the difference between 19 and 16 isn't as clear-cut as it initially seemed.
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But Audrey Wells' screenplay isn't your average Y.A. fare, with clear-cut good and evil.
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And I just am not a real clear-cut division of labor kind of person.
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"There is no clear-cut policies where to go and what to do," Allawi said.
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In Brooks' world, there are no shades of grey, just clear-cut good and evil.
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In Turkey, the case for action is more clear-cut given a recession-hit economy.
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O.J. Simpson last year, there's no clear-cut favorite going into this star-studded category.
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A clear-cut issue with 3D printed guns is where they're outright breaking the law.
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It was an unexpectedly wide-ranging and clear-cut ruling, and it has enraged China.
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Brexit was less clear-cut since the consequences of a Leave vote were not obvious.
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If so, that offers a clear-cut rationale for moving on that few would question.
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Parenting is difficult, and there's no clear-cut right or wrong way to do it.
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But she at least avoided a clear-cut defeat at her left-wing rival's hands.
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Democrats are demonstrating that this will be a clear-cut issue in the 85033 elections.
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This clear-cut warning completely overshadowed the rhetoric about unity and it was vintage Trump.
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The line between legally protected free speech and outright incitement to terrorism isn't clear cut.
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But issues like how the brain processes trauma are unfortunately less obvious and clear-cut.
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She figured that her case was clear-cut when she went to the sidewalk court.
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San Diego was less clear-cut, he said, but does have biotech and defense clusters.
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Was it frustrating for you to know that you wouldn't have a clear-cut ending?
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It seems like something they should come around about because this is fairly clear-cut.
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It clear-cut an apparent path to success through the messy thicket of my life.
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But in Britain, with Brexit just five months away, things are much less clear cut.
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" But Randall W. Jackson, now a defense lawyer, said, "I don't think it's clear cut.
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Job growth was healthy, but Mr. Trump's role in it is not so clear-cut.
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What you'll find on his feed is clear-cut advice on how to do so.
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I don't believe the alignment is as clear-cut on any other computer I own.
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But for now, Bruce has focused more on the clear-cut statistics behind his hitting.
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Lesser issues that aren't so clear cut, like I noticed TNT didn't fire Samantha Bee.
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For fans of the novels, this seemed like a pretty clear cut scene to adapt.
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Look, things don't make sense in a clear-cut way during an Azealia Banks gig.
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Initially, what happened appeared clear-cut: young boys were mocking a peaceful Native American elder.
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But there are no clear-cut or neatly defined answers in We Wanted a Revolution.
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The answer may not be as clear-cut as we previously thought, a new paper suggests.
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And the question of what Facebook owes to journalists and researchers is not so clear-cut.
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The consequence of all this number-crunching is not as clear-cut as environmentalists might hope.
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Campbell's earliest GMO label, which you can see above, is actually a pretty clear-cut example.
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In the end, things weren't quite so clear cut, even after several seasons of relentless excitement.
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This concept of a drop and immediate rebound only works when there's a clear-cut favorite.
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"Unfortunately with the Chinese policy, it's never clear cut....there's lack of clear policy," he said.
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He felt that Ohlin's model disagreed with Haberler even if Ohlin himself was less clear-cut.
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But like everything that he and Manchester Orchestra have written, it's not clear-cut in context.
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But, he said, moderation is no clear-cut concept in a nation of 330 million residents.
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But the reality of Reddit's unique visitors is not as clear cut as you might think.
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We flew over acres of clear-cut land and through plumes of smoke from burning trees.
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Which is fine, except for the fact that most sexual assaults are rarely so clear cut.
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That there is some clear-cut divide that pits younger and older feminists against one another?
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Garner's sister, Ellisha Garner, said the video was clear-cut and the officers should be fired.
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Garner's sister, Ellisha Flagg, said the video was clear-cut and the officers should be fired.
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However, abortion isn't necessarily the clear cut topic that it appears to be from those numbers.
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Nonetheless, Trump's lawyers and political supporters called the end of the investigation a clear-cut vindication.
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Frankly, proponents on both sides often get this wrong by portraying the issue as clear-cut.
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The United States doesn't normally hold such parades unless there is a clear-cut military victory.
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But burnout means different things to different people, and the symptoms are not so clear cut.
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So, manipulating this system produces the kind of clear-cut response that scientists can work with.
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"There's no clear-cut path on how you're going to go after him anymore," he said.
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I found that this time around, Wendy's breakfast menu has some clear-cut advantages over McDonald's.
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Mr. Moonves made his name as a programmer of shows with clear-cut villains and heroes.
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President-elect Trump, thank you for your warm friendship and your clear-cut support for Israel!
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These days, a lot more people get frustrated when art doesn't have a clear-cut moral.
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That clear-cut approach is evident before a single living person sets foot on the stage.
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Or teams may not want to hold a guy back, if there's one clear-cut way.
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That shocked career scientists who were asked to publicly reject clear-cut science, the emails show.
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"It was really cool, but there wasn't a clear-cut way to get involved," she said.
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The Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, seemed to think the matter was not so clear-cut.
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The fact is that, as far as Trump's behavior goes, there is no clear cut answer.
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The cause and effect may be a little more clear-cut for the New York Times.
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But it's important we understand the meaning of the data, because it's not so clear-cut.
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But when he looks back, he doesn't see the clear-cut triumph portrayed in press releases.
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Rather than prioritizing efficient, clear-cut, quantifiable rules, this would instead politicize the process even further.
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That's because it is very open-ended, and it does not have a very clear-cut answer.
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It's one that doesn't have a clear-cut answer and that I am often ashamed to ask.
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There may not be any clear-cut answers here except for this one: Yes, absolutely he is.
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The biggest clue that "The Ice Dragon" gives us, therefore, is that nothing will be clear cut.
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There are not clear-cut partisan end-points for most of what we are dealing with here.
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But for the foot soldiers who actually fight in the political infowar, it's not so clear-cut.
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But the boundary between long-term structural unemployment and the temporary, cyclical kind is not clear-cut.
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The series star, Bryan Cranston, has a pretty clear cut answer though, as Entertainment Weekly reported Tuesday.
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Still, as it applies to businesspeople, this category is not as clear-cut as the "professional" license.
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As we wrote in our report last week, this is a clear-cut positive for Tyson Foods.
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As a result, the average consumer now has numerous financial relationships, each with a clear-cut purpose.
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Fair use protects transformative works, Becker says, but the line for what defines transformative isn't clear cut.
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Web companies would have up to one week to decide on cases that are less clear cut.
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Wal-Mart: Without a clear-cut strategy to beat Amazon, Cramer would rather sell than own it.
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These promotions made them the clear-cut favorites to succeed Buffett once he departs from his post.
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"This marks the first clear-cut easing event over the past two years," the Vienna Initiative said.
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However, advertisers cautioned that some of Facebook's statistics may not be as clear-cut as they seem.
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But, the line between winners and losers from the deal is not immediately obvious or clear cut.
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In the past, all attempts to divide the world into clear-cut nations have resulted in war.
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Yet most of the questions about content moderation that YouTube wrestles with are much less clear-cut.
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It has 6GB RAM, a Snapdragon 636 processor, and a 3,000mAh battery; a clear cut midrange device.
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"I don't think the current study provides any clear cut evidence of causation," DiBaise added by email.
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Normally, when the Fed starts loosening policy it does so amid clear-cut signs of economic weakness.
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She continued with "Born This Way," one of the most clear-cut LGBTQ anthems in her repertoire.
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"It gave our guys a clear-cut reason to get to yes," one senior GOP aide said.
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Less clear-cut content will have to be removed within a week if shown to be illegal.
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Fifteen feet up a hickory, I watched a tree line at the edge of a clear cut.
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It's not a clear cut case that a trade deal necessarily helps the economy in either country.
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There were, for instance, far fewer witnesses, and what they actually saw was not as clear-cut.
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A clear-cut solution for misinformation might be appealing, but DiResta has found that it doesn't exist.
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Few of America's battles over truth have been fought over such direct and clear-cut moral issues.
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Dennis Jullens, lecturer in accounting at the University of Amsterdam, said the rules were less clear-cut.
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A disruption to an oil pipeline has a relatively clear-cut impact on the price of crude.
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At a hearing on Tuesday, a military judge said the evidence so far was not clear-cut.
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But as von der Leyen's call for reform indicates, this hasn't been as clear-cut in practice.
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It's not as clear-cut as some of these cases are, and that's why they're so tough.
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There's no clear-cut evidence Blac Chyna was wielding a knife when she allegedly threatened her hairdresser.
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"China's position is firm and clear cut," Shuang told media at a regular press briefing in Beijing.
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The National's new songs defy the idea that maturity means settling down and discovering clear-cut choices.
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The mixed verdict showed the difficulty of prosecuting terrorism cases when the evidence is not clear-cut.
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Ms. Brown appeared on NBC's "Today" show and described Mr. Conyers's conduct as clear-cut sexual harassment.
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In a dynamic global labor market, that is not a clear-cut forecast of 4.3 million layoffs.
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Several works playfully call Casa Triângulo's institutional framework into question, overwhelming clear-cut categorizations and discrete aesthetics.
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To be honest, I'm struggling to understand how it's not already a clear-cut case of discrimination.
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But that is because there is a clear-cut way to judge quality on the basketball court.
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Although Beauty Generation won top honors last season, it was not a clear-cut case of superiority.
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"There are clear-cut abuses and problems in TANF regarding its implementation," he told me in May.
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This time, however, the impact of any block on rare earths may be far less clear cut.
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But those with deep knowledge of N.C.A.A. rules say that the case is not so clear cut.
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"It's not so clear cut," said Fabienne Lambert, the internal investigator at the United Nations Population Fund.
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The rules for private health insurance that covers most working-age Americans aren't nearly as clear-cut.
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But while his focus is on social justice and reducing poverty, his ideology is hardly clear cut.
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Buddy, if you think reality is that clear-cut, you picked the wrong show to star in.
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"This is a clear-cut decline into massive famine that is man-made and avoidable," he said.
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Most are promising a crackdown on migrants, with admission reserved for clear-cut cases of political persecution.
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What looks like a total disaster to one person seems like a clear-cut victory to another.
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One idea underpinning the mortgage boom was that homeownership was a clear-cut route to building wealth.
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Those earning at least $1 million in income seem to be a clear-cut case as well.
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As you know better than I, the Scriptures themselves indicate that the Resurrection wasn't so clear cut.
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Does this constitute clear-cut evidence of collusion or conspiracy on the part of the Trump campaign?
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The Ukraine matter is also relatively clear-cut and easy to explain to the public, lawmakers say.
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The things that are not so clear cut are what need to be confronted, on whatever level.
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In this particular fight, who had the political leverage in a shutdown fight was less clear-cut.
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A president sleeping with a White House intern, by contrast, is clear cut-and-dried sexual harassment.
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EST, says that contrary to popular belief, it's not super clear-cut what constitutes an issue with alcohol.
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While blindness, HIV and incarcerated parents are either afflictions someone has or doesn't, autism is less clear-cut.
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But finding a good online tool to work with may not be as clear-cut as you think.
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The debate around land transfers is exceedingly complex, but suffice to say that it's not so clear-cut.
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But as Golshan notes, the question is not clear-cut, and legal scholars are divided on the issue.
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MDMA needs to be administered by trained professionals in special settings with clear-cut safety parameters, he says.
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The situation is not as clear-cut in Pakistan, which has been the largest recipient of Chinese investments.
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All attempts to divide the world into clear-cut nations have so far resulted in war and genocide.
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Cost of goods sold normally covers raw material and labor expenses, but also other, less clear-cut expenses.
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Compared to this convoluted web of nonsense, the Ukrainian leg of the expedition is almost remarkably clear-cut.
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"It's really a very clear cut concept on what is a planet and what is not," he said.
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"It gave our guys a clear-cut reason to get to yes," one senior GOP aide told CNN.
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Tesla's autonomous parking capabilities are fairly limited to clear-cut spots like those in lots or in garages.
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" It said they were instructed to be "reliable in politics and take a clear-cut and firm stance.
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Today, there are no clear-cut guidelines regarding the privacy of the data, nor its ownership and control.
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So his struggle to answer wasn't BS — it was a struggle because there isn't a clear-cut answer.
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He may not be a clear-cut No. 1 overall quarterback, but he's definitely in the right tier.
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"Thank you for raising that question, it's really important and there's a very clear-cut answer," Stein responded.
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The ethical problems with the various small creatures we stuff into cages and tanks are relatively clear-cut.
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But even in cases where wrongdoing is clear-cut, the maximum statutory penalty under the FDCPA is $500,000.
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Specific numbers aside, however, Trump wakes on Wednesday as an even more clear-cut front-runner than before.
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It has a clear-cut message: The leveraging of sanctions against Iran has lost its credibility and effectiveness.
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Of the many drugs that I am infused with, some have familiar, clear-cut effects: Benadryl, steroids, Ativan.
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He beat Hollywood, the GOP establishment, he clear cut the whole field -- PAYNE: A race to 43 percent.
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As Politifact points out, the definition of terrorism in the U.S. is not clear-cut across government agencies.
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Some have set about to heal these wounds by purchasing clear-cut lands and attempting to restore them.
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While there is no clear-cut, universally accepted legal definition of consent, the jury instructions offered one version.
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His positions on energy and NAFTA are less clear cut, but past statements have spooked many business leaders.
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Yet prosecutors say obstruction is not a clear-cut matter and corrupt "intent" would have to be proved.
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You write that debates over the kowtow and their supposed effect on future relations are not clear-cut.
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"We have a clear-cut case of coldblooded murder against the Negro," the district attorney told a reporter.
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As the movie explores the consequences of what she learns, nothing is as clear-cut as it seems.
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Studies using observational data tend to be weaker, messier, and less clear-cut than experimental studies like RCTs.
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Israeli experts say, without any clear-cut proof, that Iran was behind a pair of recent purported attacks.
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"I couldn't bear to see everything clear-cut and knocked down and thrown into the heap," she said.
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And for more than a century, coal companies have clear-cut hollows to burrow into the earth below.
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You'll then receive some clear-cut suggestions for your next steps, based on up-to-date CDC recommendations.
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Some people had presumed that more videos would hand juries clear-cut answers to accusations of police misconduct.
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In fact, his opposition to those views has not always been as clear-cut as some might wish.
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The trajectory of the relationship between the Trump White House and the press has never been clear-cut.
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In Ukraine's protracted conflict, there is no clear-cut black and white, no easily identifiable heroes and villains.
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The central mysteries in The Half-Blood Prince are pretty clear-cut — What is Draco Malfoy up to?
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Indigenous reserves serve as a bulwark against destruction, green islands amid industrial soy fields and clear-cut ranchlands.
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But Gabbard herself, more so than several other candidates, actually presents a clear-cut rationale for her candidacy.
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The FBI general counsel at the time, James Baker, told Congress it was not a clear-cut suspicion.
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"In a lot of societies, it's not clear cut that it's either female- or male-dominant," Strauss said.
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It should be said that not every case of excessive police brutality is as clear-cut as Jordan's.
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"My understanding is that obviously if it's a clear-cut wrong decision then it can get overturned, but I felt like I definitely got the ball so therefore I don't think it was a clear-cut wrong decision," Risdon said, arguing there seemed to be "a bit of a gray area".
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Nor is the relationship between central-bank independence and economic performance as clear-cut as conventional wisdom has it.
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"When we started this, my husband was given very clear-cut guidelines on how he could participate," she said.
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There is no clear-cut way to get a raise or a promotion, you just have to wing it.
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Plus, it typically ends in a clear-cut winner, whereas the popular vote can be a little more dicey.
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But it means that real-world clinical trials on diet tend to be messy and not so clear-cut.
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Kevin Pillar is in the top 10 in centre, but not a clear cut No.1 one or two.
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There's so much information and so many things that drive that information, that it's difficult to be clear-cut.
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The difference between the good guys and the bad is no longer as clear cut as it once was.
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Ellis is arguing that it's an "extremely clear-cut example of fair use" that YouTube is choosing to ignore.
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But there's a chance that the clear-cut labeling that Vermonters saw won't be implemented on the national scale.
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Yet even if there were proof that they had, Zindel's heirs might find that the case isn't clear-cut.
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Hedge funds' dollar bets look more stretched, especially now that the Fed's path next year is less clear-cut.
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But because there's no clear-cut answer, anti-vaxxers opt for the simplest: that MMR vaccinations are to blame.
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Conservatives very clear-cut requests will be difficult to accept while maintaining the more centrist members of the conference.
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The wording of the president's remarks today was less clear-cut than hints he has dropped in the past.
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It's a lot more clear-cut over a long period of fight for a judge to score a fight.
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While Gray was convicted of rape, indecent assault, and battery on a minor, Elliott's case wasn't so clear-cut.
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Tuesday was an election night where the biggest figures on each side were not clear-cut winners or losers.
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A separate experiment with the closing price process on zinc, meanwhile, has generated a far more clear-cut result.
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Mr. Mosko's situation was somewhat less clear cut, according to two people briefed on the circumstances of his exit.
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While television provides us with clear-cut views of the speeches, photographer Martin Parr shows us the convention, unconventionally.
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Recent weeks have seen two incidents which appear from the outside to be clear cut cases of self-censorship.
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For more clear-cut examples, like our morally bankrupt pharmaceutical executive, the question is how we might curtail it.
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Anything less than a clear-cut win for her is likely to be seen as a positive for Trump.
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Where a Hollywood equivalent would almost certainly punish George, "Bang Gang" refuses to designate clear-cut heroes and villains.
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"Truevine" isn't as clear-cut as that, even though it, too, takes race as one of its main subjects.
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However, any clear-cut pattern has been broken by a slightly bewildering sequence of cancellations, reverse cancellations and "arrivals".
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In congressional races, too, races with a host of Democratic candidates may deprive the party of clear-cut wins.
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That changed my brain around; I'm able to hear 7/4 in a very clear-cut way that's beautiful.
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Continuing this dance with them, trying to pin them down in a clear-cut case of denialism, is pointless.
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That was more clear cut than a close 22-22 vote at the Monetary Policy Committee's meeting in June.
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So shouldn't/couldn't Facebook move faster on this stuff, especially when it's a clear-cut case like this one?
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It needs to figure out some way to monetize carbon sequestration in those forests, lest they be clear-cut.
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Then all of a sudden, you get signals that racialize you, and you realize it's not so clear-cut.
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That data is more clear-cut, and Saudi Arabia buys plenty of American bombs for its war in Yemen.
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The term is a clear cut above the "marshal" title held by North Korea's current leader, Kim Jong-un.
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It is, indeed, remarkable to see such a divided and partisan response to something that seems so clear-cut.
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And as understandings of gender change, the distinction between male and female grooming markets is becoming less clear-cut.
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This creates another problem: Crimes aren't always clear cut and offenders who break the law aren't always un-redeemable.
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"It makes sense for us to focus on that so that it's a clear-cut understood example," said Rep.
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The 2019-20 season is now likely to begin with no clear-cut juggernaut for the pack to chase.
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And if I was in the same situation again, I'm not sure the decision would be as clear-cut.
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There was something inscrutable about him, that was my feeling—a tumultuous heart, in which nothing was clear-cut.
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But "theft" of patents is less clear-cut, since U.S. patents generally do not apply outside the United States.
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It's a clear cut example of the alliance between the powerful and the people tasked withholding them to account.
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Hagner argued the upsides for House Democrats were concrete while the chance this helps Trump isn't so clear-cut.
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It is not entirely clear-cut, in that some people support some aspects of the bill but oppose others.
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In Serbia, another aspiring EU member, support for the bloc is less clear-cut, but opinions are strongly held.
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Her images are direct and simple, the juxtapositions are clear-cut, but they never resolve into an easy narrative.
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And the dangers aren't entirely clear-cut: note that the exposed rats actually lived longer than the unexposed rats.
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His budget, just to be clear, cut or proposed to cut lots of funding for the U.S. science agencies.
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That said, it's important to recognize that the connection between religion and abortion in America isn't that clear-cut.
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But as Vox's Andrew Prokop explained, who has the advantage in the Electoral College is not so clear-cut.
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First, the case against college football is not as clear-cut as the case against the National Football League.
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Even if the advantages to workers are not clear cut, support for organised labour is rising again (see chart 3).
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"You'd expect things to be more clear-cut if this really was a dominant way people choose partners," Wyatt says.
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The new research, led by Christiana Scheib from the University of Cambridge, suggests it wasn't as clear cut as this.
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But other polling and Republicans' ability to continue passing anti-abortion laws suggest that it's not a clear-cut win.
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But the report turned out to be far less clear cut, especially on the obstruction issue, than Barr let on.
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The boundary between that sort of long-term structural unemployment and the temporary, cyclical kind is anything but clear-cut.
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What's a clear-cut example of what Clear — no pun intended — will offer me if I signed up for both?
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The frustration around the McGowan incident is magnified by countless of stories of Twitter dismissing reports of clear-cut harassment.
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Fairy tales do have clear-cut villains and good guys, and the fairy godmother — you know what she's there for.
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However, when it comes to "unnatural" or "artificial" methods of keeping somebody alive, Catholic social teaching is less clear-cut.
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But it's not easy to stand up against illegal loggers and oil companies who want to clear-cut the tropics.
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The way Deck Nine celebrates the budding romance between Chloe and Rachel is so clear-cut that it feels revelatory.
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Forecasting the American presidential election usually relies on a clear-cut approach: first, modellers construct polling averages for each state.
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All of these issues will determine the extent of the fines and of Facebook's liability, which is not clear cut.
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Still, some experts argue that the picture isn't clear cut as warming waters could also bring new predators and diseases.
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But some 14 months after AirPods shipped, there's still no clear cut competitor that's truly better at the important stuff.
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TURKISH AXE, NEW BRITISH PM In Turkey, the case for action is more clear-cut given a recession-hit economy.
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Having a clear cut plan on exactly what you'll be wearing is key to making packing a low-stress task.
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The paper concluded that folic acid has the strongest evidence support, followed by vitamin D, which was less clear-cut.
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The politics Which is not to say that on a political level the settlement issue is at all clear-cut.
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"I let people know these things aren't always clear-cut, and often it's the lowest-ranking guy who gets blamed."
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The days of clear-cut, satisfying victories overseas, like opening up China or tearing down the Berlin Wall, are over.
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Among supporters of the president on Tuesday, opinion was clear-cut that the congressional deal alone would not be sufficient.
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When your romantic entanglements grow too messy to bear, consider drafting a clear-cut list of relationship dos and don'ts.
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Botstein, conducting the American Symphony, reined in the ecstatic excesses of Korngold's orchestration, establishing a more sober, clear-cut sound.
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That's why it is not clear-cut that a millionaire is a lot happier than someone making a lot less.
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Sotomayor's "hard question" about women "who would feel intruded upon" suggests she does not see the answer as clear cut.
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The same is true of America's huge financial burden for global security, although the picture there is less clear cut.
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The immediate politics for President Trump aren't clear cut, but they seem to be for the rest of the Republicans.
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In Vietnam, rather than clear-cut enemy lines, combatants were fighting in close combat in city streets and dense forests.
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Who this affects and how is not a clear-cut fact but something campaigns and pundits will squabble about endlessly.
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That case was fairly clear-cut, but there are plenty of examples across sport that are less easy to categorise.
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The has enjoyed a sizable rally this year, but one chart-minded trader sees a clear-cut top in store.
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Energy Information Administration and EPA records of import volumes and RIN generation numbers show that the problem is clear-cut.
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None of this is clear-cut, and the definition of what's secure and what's not depends on who you ask.
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"It's a clear cut victory," Mr. Dodik said in Banja Luka, the capital of the Serbian autonomous region of Bosnia.
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But other reasons for the rise in cesarean deliveries, including the readings from a fetal monitor, are less clear-cut.
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For the vegetation on the peaks, he speckled the lines with countless perpendicular hyphens, each one a clear-cut act.
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"It was the most unwavering, clear-cut and almost personal dismissal that I've ever heard in federal court," he said.
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That moment was the most clear-cut example of Orange Is the New Black swerving wildly outside of its lane.
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The case of the N.R.A. and One Nation is a clear-cut case of foreign intervention in our democratic process.
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The show's characters have always thrived on nuance, contrast, even contradiction — characteristics that render clear-cut heroes and villains obsolete.
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Maybe, even, to make this clear cut, the Waffen-SS actually confirms that you'll be exempt from front-line service.
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In another, a Douglas fir tree—the second largest in Canada, in fact—stands alone in a clear-cut forest.
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White House allies objected that there were no "fact witnesses" and the committee leaders insisted the evidence was clear cut.
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And the presence, and mobility, of hundreds of museumgoers jars Ms. De Keersmaeker's clear-cut choreography, and Grisey's music too.
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The film offers no solutions and suggests no courses of action; maybe that's because there are no clear-cut ones.
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Though it has never been established as a clear-cut science, experts have tried to understand the mechanism behind hypnosis.
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Such clear-cut corruption damages and diminishes our institutions of government by making them tools of a personal political vendetta.
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But tragedy strikes, and what looks like a clear-cut legal situation according to the laws becomes muddied by reality.
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It's not as clear-cut as I'm making it sound, and not as binary, but it's a big cultural moment.
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"It's a clear-cut victory for the president," Ron Nessen, Gerald Ford's press secretary, told an NBC reporter after one debate.
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So far, the U.S. is taking a cautionary approach to regulating cryptocurrencies and ICOs, issuing more statements than clear-cut regulations.
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Weapons no longer need to be upgraded using arcane materials, while clear-cut questlines make earning the best stuff more accessible.
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These studies make for compelling headlines, and may seem like a clear-cut case against open offices on health grounds alone.
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Fox News hosts did not demand protesters have a clear-cut set of policy demands before deeming them worthy of attention.
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With no clear-cut rules for just how far a citizen could and should go, Squire has made up her own.
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It turns out that a major piece of conventional wisdom on Wall Street may not be so clear-cut after all.
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"It's not something you can say is in the gray area — it's a clear-cut fraudulent activity," he told BuzzFeed News.
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They're considered the clear-cut favorite in the National League East and are off to an impressive start to the season.
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"She has emerged as the clear-cut person to beat," he told The New York Times in an interview published Friday.
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That's interesting to hear because Star Wars presented these very clear-cut morals that harken back to the Second World War.
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Sagehen was clear-cut in the mid-nineteenth century to help build the railways and mines of the gold-rush era.
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He resents the idea that, because he is trans, he should only tell stories that are clear-cut, positive, and affirming.
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Confusing Resolutions and Pixel DensityOne aspect of your TV, phone or laptop that isn't quite as clear cut is the resolution.
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All this is not so clear-cut as the original BuzzFeed claim that Trump "personally instructed" Cohen to lie to Congress.
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It's certainly an achievement after just two years since Teams launched, but Microsoft Teams versus Slack isn't a clear-cut competition.
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The SEC has taken note, pursuing clear-cut ICO fraud cases in which operations and potential returns were misrepresented or exaggerated.
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Earlier this month, BuzzFeed News found 27 instances of what appears to be clear-cut harassment that were dismissed by Twitter.
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But it's not final at all, it's dancing around a much more offensive question, and one with a clear-cut answer.
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It seems clear-cut: Eating disorders are messy and unhappy, and wellness is a way out of that anxiety and disorder.
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Another one where I wish I could give you a clear cut answer, but, alas, this is also up for debate.
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In other words, the shift during the 1980s and beyond, after Chambers' research was published, is more tentative than clear-cut.
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You can't comfortably pin clear cut labels on Cora, her usually quiet, repentive demeanor often subsumed by moments of incredible boldness.
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The totality of his abuses—which continue coming to light with stunning regularity—establish a clear-cut case for his impeachment.
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That sounds pretty clear-cut, but the U.K. parliament will have its say and could make May's authority difficult to maintain.
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That possibility has alarmed advocates for disclosing the pages, since there was no clear-cut avenue for Congress to do so.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) Cruz was not so clear-cut a loser as the others, but he had an indifferent night.
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"Eye for an eye" justice sounds great, and maybe, in some clear-cut cases, it brings comfort to people seeking retribution.
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In April, 61 percent of Dutch voters rejected the association agreement with Kiev, in a clear-cut, if nonbinding, national referendum.
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The answer's not as clear-cut as it should be, largely because those $125 disbursements are initially capped at $31 million.
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Still, it was refreshing to have a CEO give us a clear-cut lie that was impossible to weasel out of.
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The clear-cut preserve was once part of the Atlantic Forest, whose species richness is comparable to that of the Amazon.
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I'm glad I got my genes tested even though it didn't give me the clear-cut answer I was hoping for.
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It was a clear-cut win for Superlek with all three Thai judges scoring the match 21-47 in his favour.
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The provisioning of each character with a clear-cut trauma to explain a current-day political stance does get tiresome though.
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Smarter Living: Even in the wake of #MeToo, there's no clear-cut "right" way for victims to respond to sexual harassment.
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"Ideally, a combination of more comprehensive neuropsychological testing and brain magnetic resonance imaging would give some clear-cut answers," Fisher added.
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If you don't know Utah, you might think it's pretty clear-cut: Mormons and non-Mormons, but not on the edge.
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The term is a clear cut above the "marshal" title held by North Korea's third and current leader, Kim Jong-un.
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What I want is a clear-cut invitation without the long email back to them with all the information from me.
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But the political benefits for the conservatives of a racially charged campaign are not as clear-cut as they once were.
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Polls have shown that half of Americans now want Trump out of office (though it's not clear-cut in swing states).
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The parliamentarian is supposed to stay above the fray of politics in order to give clear-cut decisions on Senate rules.
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And she's broken with the president in unexpected ways, which suggests the changeover to her administration would not be clear-cut.
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The laxness in which Equifax has gone about disclosing the breach highlights the needs for clear-cut standards on breach reporting.
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" Later that night Biden put out a more forceful statement saying if the allegations are true, it is "clear-cut corruption.
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For the vulnerable freshmen, it's a more clear-cut example of potential abuse of power than what was uncovered by Mueller.
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The report also states that YouTube promotes these videos in its "up next" box, but the evidence is less clear-cut.
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Even though Trump's reflexes toward Russia are sound, the White House lacks a clear cut strategy vis-à-vis the Kremlin.
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But "us-against-them" nature of the sides have never been as clear cut for the ESA outside of those issues.
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PSA PREMIUM The financial equation in PSA and FCA's 50-50 share merger makes the power balance less than clear-cut.
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Football versus baseball, in other words, is not the obvious, clear-cut decision that some might have once thought it was.
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"There's a very clear-cut pattern here — that PG&E is starting these fires," Judge Alsup said to a packed courtroom.
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Of the problems he addresses — those based on his experiences as a queer black male — none are given clear-cut solutions.
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GM's decision to downsize has many merits, but the advantages of getting bigger are much less clear-cut for its European counterpart.
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Even The Bachelor's language of love is expressed in clear-cut progressions, timed to culminate in an "I love you" during hometowns.
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Her clear-cut prose, which has been translated from Spanish into English by Thomas Bunstead, confers some serenity onto the narrative commotion.
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Barring a clear-cut favorite, sportswriters, as storytellers, are going to cast a vote for the player who makes the best protagonist.
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On the website, these four topics are laid out with clear-cut statistics and graphs to help the reader understand the trajectory.
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More recent research, however, has suggested that the effects of saturated fat on health may not so clear-cut, says Tuft's Mozaffarian.
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Each episode's takeaways, while certainly less clear-cut than its more characteristically smarmy apathy, are now measured, sincere, elusive, and bafflingly balanced.
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And yes, you can definitely argue that this was never as clear cut as some wanted or made it out to be.
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As the game wore on, Italy's moves became more rushed and their passing increasingly sloppy and the clear-cut chances dried up.
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Founders like Villig and Mazzella have also in recent months decried the lack of clear-cut rules on stock options across Europe.
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Dr. Schneier says to spend time reflecting on your fear, and breaking it down to something clear-cut and easy to define.
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" The Israeli prime minister tweeted back: "President-elect Trump, thank you for your warm friendship and your clear-cut support for Israel!
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In fact, it just might be pretty clear cut — believe it or not — that purchasing an annuity is a very good decision.
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But the issue isn't so clear-cut; many financial experts and Wall Street observers say there's nothing to see there at all.
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And its business plan seems more clear cut: by spinning off Waymo, Google abandoned its previous plans to make its own cars.
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And if they don't follow the rules, they're the ones at fault; they weren't strong enough, vocal enough, or clear-cut enough.
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In games like CryptoKitties, ownership of the token is clear-cut because each CryptoKitty is a newly developed piece of intellectual property.
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While the OPCW has a " working relationship " with the U.N., the situation is less clear-cut than with UNESCO, UNIDO or UNCTAD.
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The 1948 constitution is less than clear-cut: it says the president appoints the prime minister and "on his proposal, the ministers".
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But how this translates into real-world designs is not always clear cut, as the recent breach at the Cincinnati Zoo attests.
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Given the absence of clear-cut shoreline features, scientists aren't entirely certain that a grand northern ocean once graced the Red Planet.
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Nothing is ever clear-cut, we live in a world of grey areas, where ideas of good and bad are all relative.
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Still, he said, "I do not see any clear-cut scientific reasons for denying the option that nonneural organisms can actually learn".
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"As advanced voting continues and is enthusiastically embraced, there is no clear-cut favorite," polling company Angus Reid said in a statement.
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If Apple is hoping to show off its willingness to stand up for customers' privacy, this case is also not clear-cut.
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After a bit of biblical confusion, there is now a clear-cut formula to calculating the date that Easter Sunday falls on.
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Legal experts say Sessions may have indeed violated his own recusal standard, though the unusual issue is by no means clear-cut.
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Physical interactions are clear-cut; microaggressions, to people of a certain age, sound ridiculous — even though they're very real and very damaging.
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Though Aquarius is known as a chill and logical, Mars' retrograde through this sign won't be easy or clear cut for you.
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In policy areas where expertise is less clear-cut, we find that anxiety tends to benefit the party that "owns" the policy.
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PORT MORESBY (Reuters) - Russian Prime Minister Dimitry Medvedev warned against growing protectionism and argued for clear cut and transparent rules on trade.
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A similar drug developed by BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc was rejected in January, without any clear cut voting questions in the panel review.
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The Vioxx signature, for those that remember the Vioxx [recall], there's a clear-cut signal that says Vioxx was causing a problem.
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Mueller's findings provide a clear-cut strategy for House Republicans seeking to chip away at the Democratic majority in the next election.
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I, too, had to make a heartbreaking choice 10 years ago, though my case was not as clear-cut as your own.
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Many regional word variations — such as "y'all" and "you guys" — mark clear-cut differences in the language of US states and regions.
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EURCZK1YV= Central bank board members have spoken of a clear-cut end to the cap - a sudden move, with no strings attached.
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There often is no clear-cut answer on this question of benefit, which is a good reason to consider not executing crosses.
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"There are rarely issues that come before our committee that are so clear-cut, but this is one of them," Cummings said.
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But like a third of other vegetarians and vegans, those supposedly clear-cut mealtime morals fall by the wayside when I'm drunk.
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There's no clear-cut answer to that — but according to Watson, getting men to speak up is a big part of it.
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Mycelium, of course, can't spare a forest from being clear-cut, and in B.C., this type of logging has a long history.
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The fight was not nearly as clear-cut as I remembered it and whatever dominance there was in it was hardly Leites's.
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That's the best scenario, for you and Jessica both, when there's a mutual attraction that goes beyond clear-cut escort/client roles.
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Britain wants to limit it while the EU says any clear cut-off date attached to the backstop would defeat its purpose.
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The less clear-cut it is, the more potential there is for resentment to fester over your child remaining dependent on you.
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There isn't a clear-cut answer to why some people have them while others don't, but scientists do have one particular guess.
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But as Bergman shows, motives aren't always so righteous and clear-cut; revenge, wrath and other impulses have ways of sneaking in.
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Much of the land on which the city was built was clear cut for development, but the Grove retained its subtropical lushness.
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"There's a very clear-cut pattern here — that PG&E is starting these fires," Judge Alsup said at a hearing in January.
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"We don't know what we're looking for when we pick up a book, no matter how clear-cut the genre," she said.
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There's no clear-cut definition of "pre-existing condition," so this list goes on and on, affecting Americans of all political stripes.
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She is also, of course, hoping to resurrect an England of long ago, of material solidity and a clear-cut social structure.
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But there hasn't been anything quite as clear-cut as hard evidence of the president telling a witness to lie for him.
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But Ms. Lim's visit may not have been the clear-cut propaganda victory for the North that it seemed at the time.
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"Cuccinelli's appointment fails to comply with the F.V.R.A. for a more fundamental and clear-cut reason," Judge Moss said in the ruling.
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"It is frustrating, but —" Buttigieg said before Donchess cut in and said the New Hampshire primary results should be more clear-cut.
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If ownership of the equity market was equally distributed, the strength of the stocks would be much more clear-cut good news.
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With that, Flannery will reduce GE's hard-to-understand image to that of a clear-cut industrial that makes engines and turbines.
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His paper garnered so much attention precisely because its clear-cut anti-establishment narrative aligned so neatly with the anti-establishment times.
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It reminds her of modern dance, in which meaning isn't always clear-cut, yet can still wash over you like a sensation.
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Democrats said they had a clear-cut case against Mr. Trump and were determined to hold him to account for his actions.
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Even a seemingly simple question like "how much do different people pay in taxes?" doesn't have a clear-cut and unambiguous answer.
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" Mr. Netanyahu wrote a quick response: "President-elect Trump, thank you for your warm friendship and your clear-cut support for Israel!
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But the effect of climate change in the shorter term is less clear cut, and a populationwide decline is not yet apparent.
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"The amount of enforcement activity has declined, but the bureau is focusing on the things that are pretty clear-cut," Kaplinsky said.
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The legislation NAEI supports to that end is clear-cut, seeking to help tribal governments provide jobs and opportunities for their members.
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However, one complication is that it's possible some of the missiles came from the west, so the matter isn't so clear cut.
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Entry-level jobs usually have more clear-cut salary data, so men and women alike know what a specific position is worth.
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In ecology, a predator is an animal that kills and eats other animals, and the threat it poses is relatively clear-cut.
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So Republicans are still the most likely to support these measures, but it's not as clear-cut as the official platform suggests.
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Yet underlying each strenuous track is a clear-cut, old-fashioned pop structure: verses and choruses, tension and release, matters of the heart.
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The researchers weren't able to find a clear-cut benefit of moderate drinking for heart health, though, something that other research has found.
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You'll still find a few people who think that they might have done it, even though the DNA evidence was so clear cut.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was ecstatic: President-elect Trump, thank you for your warm friendship and your clear-cut support for Israel!
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A new study tackles these grim questions, but the answers aren't as satisfying or clear cut as the researchers would like to believe.
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A follow-up investigation suggested that the bombing was not necessarily a clear-cut example of an attack on a group of civilians.
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They're sure that if they can sit the other person down and get clear-cut answers, it will be easier to move on.
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Uber and Ola are "economical and efficient and [...] you also get a complete tracking of distance and clear-cut billing," the official added.
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Instead of the usual relatively clear-cut rundown of evidence, the facts in this case seemed to step all over the battle lines.
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"Puzzle people like to put the world in order," Mr. Shortz explains, noting that life's problems generally do not have clear-cut solutions.
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But if there's one clear-cut reminder that London is not for you, it's the density of private members' clubs in this city.
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Talon's case was clear-cut; his death certificate cited septic shock due to his hospital-acquired Pseudomonas infection as the cause of death.
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So I do think that the real-world connections—and this is how conspiracy theory works—they don't have to be clear-cut.
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It's pretty hard to select a clear-cut favorite among students, but if we had to take a guess it would be Instagram.
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It turns out there is no clear-cut path to landing in the CEO suite of America's 10 biggest companies by market cap.
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Indeed, they're far more clear cut when it comes to the president's involvement with Cohen's hush-money payments, which violated campaign finance laws.
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Sex is also vastly different from partner to partner, so there's not necessarily a clear-cut way to tally and compare your numbers.
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And "selling timber" doesn't have to mean an ugly clear-cut down the side of the mountain, or razing the backyard to stumps.
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The process was not clear cut -- that's why it ended up taking 78 versions of the film before we reached the final edit.
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More important, though, when there is no clear-cut wrong being done, a crackdown on a corporation could do more harm than good.
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But as a whole, we're not so sure lumping data from your doctor in with your hypochondriacal Google searches is so clear-cut.
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Her recent unsuccessful rider targeted the 22019 plan to dismantle its direction to transition out of clear cut logging of old growth trees.
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Unlike departing one apartment for another, there isn't always a clear-cut protocol for moving on from one personal email to the next.
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" Asked on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" if Donald Trump planned to concede if Clinton was the "clear-cut winner," Trump Jr. responded: "Of course.
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I THINK THAT'S A CASE WHERE YOU WON, BUT IT'S NOT REALLY CLEAR WHETHER -- CLEAR-CUT WHETHER THE RESULTS WERE ALL THAT POSITIVE.
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It eventually forced Andrés Iniesta, Barcelona's captain, to handle the ball inside the penalty area to stop a clear-cut goal-scoring opportunity.
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A president asking the FBI investigator to drop an investigation into the president's associate is a clear-cut case of obstruction of justice.
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Yeah, especially with Amazon buying Whole Foods and getting into the brick-and-mortar game—how is that not a clear-cut case?
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The decision each must make over where to list comes as the advantages between New York and Hong Kong become less clear-cut.
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He's had a safe floor as the clear-cut top receiver and should stay there with Sterling Shepard still out with a concussion.
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But due a bit of visual trickery, those sharing the viral image on Facebook are having trouble arriving at a clear-cut answer.
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McDavid Fatigue™, which is plaguing some people who have grown weary of him being the clear-cut favorite for so long.. 3.
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That said, there is no clear cut answer here, but this does ensure that your money is going to someone who needs it.
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On the contrary, there's a very clear-cut case right now: the Chinese company ZTE, which makes cheap phones and other electronic goods.
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The Associated Press called California for Sanders as soon as polls closed, indicating that he's in line for a clear-cut victory there.
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But the policy was less clear-cut on handling cause-based ads, raising questions about how to determine when an issue becomes political.
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For example, he's charged with not reporting certain bank accounts and with not registering as a foreign agent — these are clear-cut crimes.
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You might even see more progressive policies happen, like they do sometimes in more clear-cut red states like South Carolina or Tennessee.
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However, there is currently no clear-cut regulatory or industry standard for 'sustainable' investing, a gray area policymakers are concerned could mislead investors.
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Experts said government policy on such reviews was not clear-cut, so it was hard to predict whether a review would be required.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration is threatening to expand destructive clear-cut logging by proposing to exempt the entire Tongass from roadless rule protections.
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Mr. First, the law professor, said the search issue isn't as clear-cut as the question of whether Google has restricted rival apps.
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It's a clear-cut abuse of power — telling scientists to base their communications with the public on the president's whims, not the evidence.
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But the history of big intra-party battles in Massachusetts — going back to 1962 — is clear-cut: The insurgent or younger candidate wins.
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As a freelancer, things can get even more difficult, as pay isn't always clear cut — freelance pay often fluctuates depending on the job.
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And a fundamental problem with the current law, according to critics, is that what constitutes a dealer is not all that clear-cut.
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That's pretty clear cut, but importantly it does not exonerate any other, perhaps even worse additives that may not have been so widespread.
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Students were incredulous at the shortsighted and callous ways in which European settlers polluted their own waterways, clear cut forests and destroyed ecosystems.
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The long new stretches of a wall, with clear-cut "enforcement zones" to the south, could prove an impediment to many little fliers.
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So, while there were both big winners and big losers of the group this year, Cramer found health care winners to be clear cut.
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That's because vulnerable students had not been given clear-cut promises of confidentiality or protection from retaliation — a concern the students themselves have expressed.
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Morse calls this the "clear cut" problem: Where the defendant's mental and behavioral state are obvious, you don't need neurobiological evidence to support it.
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But being intersex is way more of a spectrum than a clear-cut classification, and people like Odiele are trying to change that misconception.
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Express Scripts recently announced that it will now offer employers the option of plans which provide clear cut drug prices, without a rebate structure.
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But as long as prices stay level and the administration's tax policy changes are clear-cut, the market will maintain its run, he said.
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The Trump administration a year ago began sending American businesses a clear-cut message to get out of China, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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In official documents, Homeland Security presents the issue as relatively clear cut, but seems to leave the door open for restrictions on larger phones.
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There is still no clear-cut answer on how we should handle the return of men whose lives were momentarily paused by #MeToo allegations.
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Kavanaugh's record on abortion, however, isn't as clear-cut as the pro-life right had hoped, especially given his background as a devout Catholic.
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New reporting requirements with three different measurements, demanded by the Democratic National Committee, and technical breakdowns sowed confusion and no clear-cut early winner.
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The Pac-12, with Stanford, Washington, Oregon, and UCLA, has a better chance of beating itself up than having a clear-cut top team.
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For example, he needs things to be simple, so when Virgin launches a financial service they don't use jargon; they keep it clear-cut.
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They are generally not prescribed until a patient is 16 (though they can be prescribed as early as 14 in select clear-cut cases).
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They urged, therefore, that the PLO, controlled largely by Abbas, immediately cease payments in "clear-cut" cases of murder or attempted murder of Israelis.
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What's next: The U.S., unlike most countries, has a clear-cut policy against using weapons that target and kill people without any human input.
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Yes, this does seem like a pretty clear cut ending to the Toy Story saga, but what about the toys' new life with Bonnie?
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So Weinstein's arrest is a turning point, yes, but it's also a clear-cut exception to a rule that's more difficult to reckon with.
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House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings said at Monday's hearing that it was "clear-cut" that Conway was required to comply with the subpoena.
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She has maintained a consistent view on the subject since reclaiming the Speaker's gavel, arguing it would have to be clear-cut and bipartisan.
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Clinton attacked Mr. Sanders by saying he voted against the auto industry bailout, though Mr. Sanders's record is not as clear-cut as Mrs.
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"It's pretty clear cut why Trump endorses people like Renacci and Barletta, because they were with him early," said a former senior GOP aide.
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And yet there are hundreds of websites about toxic and fraudulent romance that dispense advice about "narcissists" as if the term is clear-cut.
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The picture in the United States is a little less clear cut, but still points to a general trend of home-grown deal-making.
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Allowing substituted compliance between the SEC and CFTC swaps data reporting rules would address current overlaps and create clear-cut efficiencies for market participants.
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Officers also disregard reports of sexual assault from sex workers, who are particularly vulnerable to assault — even when the evidence is very clear-cut.
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"Hungary's stance is clear-cut, we are a pro-Ukraine government, so we stand behind Ukraine," Orban said in response to a reporter's question.
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There's no clear-cut answer, as the strategy depends on the client's tax situation, asset and income levels, and attitudes toward debt and investment.
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The start and end of these accumulation and liquidation cycles are clearly identifiable in retrospect, but are never so clear cut at the time.
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There is no clear-cut evidence that air travelers have been put in danger so far because of staffing changes caused by the shutdown.
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But things haven't been quite so clear cut in St. Louis or Pittsburgh, where we've seen controversial mid-series switches that were coach's decisions.
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Anna Bradshaw, a London-based lawyer specializing in unexplained wealth orders, said the authorities were most likely addressing the most clear-cut cases first.
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"This is a very clear-cut case because she was targeted and burned for being a woman and for being a migrant," Palazzo said.
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Even so, Tiger King is not a clear cut depiction of a "good guy" and a "bad guy" in such black and white terms.
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But sitting, 50 years later, on the clear-cut knoll beneath the former flophouse window, Young knows no bullet could snuff out King's message.
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But he didn't give representative John Radcliffe quite as clear-cut an answer as he wanted about an ongoing hold on aid to Lebanon.
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" Asked whether there had been signs the man might have been radicalized in prison, Mr. Geens said it was "not a clear-cut case.
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Hong Kong, he said, had reached "an important stage of suppressing turmoil with an even more clear-cut attitude and even more effective measures".
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"President-elect Trump, thank you for your warm friendship and your clear-cut support for Israel!" he wrote, adding Israeli and American flag emojis.
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As he looks out across the globe one year in, the President finds both friends and adversaries -- though the distinction is rarely clear-cut.
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She has resisted pressure from the left to move more quickly; if a Ukraine shake-down is clear cut, she'll direct the impeachment action.
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Even on a relatively clear-cut issue like charter schools, he has been both for them and against them when it has suited him.
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Yet the Italian judicial system is complex, with foreclosure that can take up to 10 years, and estimating loan recovery is rarely clear-cut.
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That is the key now with offering an alternative to what's out now, to have a clear cut message and be clear about it.
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The trouble, he claims, is that THC in the body isn't as clear-cut of a sign of impairment as it is with alcohol.
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Hillary Clinton has a clear-cut answer about her relation to President Obama: She will be his political heir, consolidating and building on his legacy.
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But the extent to which nearly all blockbusters and pop sensations owe their success to this may be less clear-cut than is generally believed.
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And given that the victims were at a gay club, it would have made it a clear-cut case in favor of progressive politics. Sen.
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But the Constitution forbids something much more specific— and Trump's attempt to host foreign leaders at his personal resort is a pretty clear-cut violation.
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We buy into some version of the intentional fallacy: the notion that art is about having a clear-cut intention and then confidently executing same.
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If you think these decisions are tough with clear-cut situations, imagine how tough it will be for self-driving cars amidst chaotic road conditions.
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Others maintained that Trump's known acts simply weren't as clear-cut examples of obstruction as, say, urging witnesses to lie under oath or destroying evidence.
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The EFF believes this interpretation, which it calls "legally and technically misguided," would turn a previously clear-cut safe harbor into a disastrously muddy guideline.
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Argentina's center-right ruling coalition suffered a resounding defeat Sunday in regional elections, but the lessons ahead of October's presidential vote are less clear cut.
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I also tried to situate genetic treatment within the economics of their world: the positive potential of genomics isn't clear-cut in a struggling NHS.
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YOU HAVE NEUTRAL UNDERTONES IF… If you feel like your skin isn't clear-cut warm or cool, you may fall into the neutral undertone range.
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Astrology is not a simple system, so don't turn to it if you want a clear-cut answer about what stone to call your own.
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And for me, as it is for so many people, that decision was not a simple or clear-cut one based solely on my health.
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But while the debate across the internet is broadly concerned with the external politics of the firing, the internal politics are much more clear-cut.
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Why it matters: Hacks are not always going to be clear-cut at first disclosure, a reminder to be cautious of first accounts of breaches.
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As much as they hoped to avoid it, Republican senators considering their tax-cut votes now face a clear-cut choice between faith and evidence.
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Both of these instances (and other less clear-cut examples) show how Trump has gotten aides to provide false statements to investigating authorities and Congress.
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While Thursday's OPEC meeting also failed to agree any production limits, or indeed a clear-cut strategy for the group, there were some encouraging signs.
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In the early 2000s, he bought 160 acres of land on Cortes—90 acres of intact forest and 70 acres that had been clear-cut.
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And the final section was a control group, where they planted trees in the clear-cut soil and simply let them grow on their own.
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I think many people have this misconception of who trans people are because we all come from different backgrounds, and things aren't always clear-cut.
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You probably can't draft any of these TEs, but it would be interesting of one of them becomes a clear-cut winner in camp. 3.
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Other officials offered more clear-cut warnings to elderly Americans about traveling and convening in large groups than Trump has been willing to offer himself.
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"They've filled in lakes that have been around forever just so they can build on them, and clear-cut trees like nobody's business," he said.
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Research has yet to establish something as clear-cut as blood alcohol concentration (BAC) as a legal standard, and it's not clear it's even possible.
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For tech startups, the path to funding can seem clear-cut, but it's less obvious for food and drinks companies or beauty and lifestyle brands.
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It was the first clear-cut evidence that Mr. Comey believed the bureau needed more resources to handle a sprawling and highly politicized counterintelligence investigation.
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"There is a longstanding and clear-cut constitutional principle that individual states cannot regulate the actions and activities of the federal government," the company said.
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That's how journalists approach this challenge — careful reporting and clear-cut corrections are ways to gain and regain the trust and confidence of the public.
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The road could get even bumpier for investors in the next few weeks as the contest draws near with no clear-cut favorite to win.
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"Such clear-cut corruption damages and diminishes our institutions of government by making them tools of a personal political vendetta," Biden said in a statement.
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Brooks acknowledged that changing the law to require mandatory reporting of harassment accusations against lawmakers to the House Ethics Committee isn't a clear-cut answer.
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There are few issues that have provided as clear-cut evidence of what the long-term implications are of united Republican government than the courts.
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Che Dalha, Tibet's governor, said the government would "hold a clear-cut stand against separatism, resolutely strike against the Dalai clique's damaging and separatist activities".
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But if the evidence is not clear cut, they say, he will not feel compelled to tell a story just because it involves the president.
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The end result then, was a pretty clear-cut two rounds to one for Campos, who was awarded a unanimous decision win as a result.
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"I think they lose simply because it's a pretty clear-cut case," Brigham Young University law professor Clark Asay told VICE News correspondent Dexter Thomas.
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In his view, rather than "racist" being "a descriptive term with a clear-cut definition," we have turned it into a "fixed derogatory putdown," an insult.
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Promotions and job-searching have a lot in common: They're often a multi-step process, with no clear-cut path or "right" way to score one.
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There's no clear-cut favorite, with fans wondering whether top golfers Jason Day or Jordan Spieth or Rory McIlroy might emerge as the winner on Sunday.
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The results came in promptly in New Hampshire on Tuesday — unlike in Iowa's caucuses last week — as voters rendered their first clear-cut verdict of 2202.
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It is unclear, however, whether the two secretive countries have reached a clear-cut agreement on the border line or have simply agreed to fudge it.
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"Kara has been the most clear-cut, outright victory against the establishment so far by an economic populist," said Green, of the Progressive Campaign Change Committee.
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But at the time, for me, this was high-end storytelling: tween Jackie Collins with clear-cut villains and the neat and basic morality of children.
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And still, two years after the site redoubled its efforts, a concerning number of reports of clear-cut harassment still seem to slip through the cracks.
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"The detention and expulsion of the BBC team is a clear-cut case of violation of press freedom," said Nicholas Bequelin, Amnesty International's East Asia director.
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"What I recommend is really just whenever you can fit it in; I don't think there's a clear-cut optimal time of day," Dr. Kline says.
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But despite clear-cut cases of rule-breaking by France, Portugal, Italy and Spain over the last five years, the Commission never sanctioned any of them.
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"I've been so used to getting anti-Muslim comments over the years, but this was the first clear-cut threat and also the nastiest," Mustafa said.
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The divides are not always clear-cut: Slovakia, Slovenia and the Baltic states are euro members, and dislike being lumped in with the more intransigent easterners.
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Lee would eventually gain control of the Raines family assets, including the 1,000-acre, sustainable tree farm, which was sold, clear-cut, and subdivided for development.
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While we can't point to clear-cut causes for the increase without deeper analysis, it's apparent this is a bullish indicator for the Texan startup scene.
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The thing is, even when there is a clear-cut policy and procedure in place, reporting sexual assault or harassment can be incredibly difficult for survivors.
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Ferguson is believed to have invented the Milly Rock in the music video for "Milly Rock x 2 Milly," but Horning's case is less clear cut.
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I'm starting to feel bad about the Pixel being bullied at its favorite game, so here's a clear-cut Pixel 2 XL win to balance matters.
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There is no guarantee that the result, in the messy seven-party political environment of today's Germany, will be any more clear-cut than the last.
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The origins of ISIS are not clear cut, with the group one of several burgeoning Islamic militant movements in the Middle East in the 21st century.
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Rather, it exists as a blameless reality of an unsolvable problem of the digital age — presenting unknowing consumers as clear-cut victims of Big Bad Tech.
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If you read any of the most popular wellness books or blogs, you could be forgiven for thinking that the case against gluten was clear-cut.
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Nowhere is Trump's scandal-proof teflon more apparent than the shocking number of cases of clear-cut, old-school corruption that have gone almost entirely unpunished.
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While "biographical" might imply a clear-cut set of personal facts, Williams's work communicates a personal history that's a bit blurrier and less easy to define.
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Then it was reported he had rejected the option of the punt when he'd in fact not made a clear-cut decision, according to multiple sources.
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But what about the much less clear-cut case of an Islamic cleric preaching about "jihad," which can mean both holy war and an internal struggle?
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As individualism and inclusivity have become marketing tools, custom fit seems like a natural next step, but until now, there hasn't been a clear-cut solution.
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So it proved in 2014, when Suarez was kept largely quiet "in general play" only to cannon his two clear-cut chances into the England net.
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This prospective pairing would mark a huge fight for both men, and would also produce a clear-cut number-one-contender for the champ Dos Anjos.
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"It was such a clear-cut case of fair use, which YouTube claims to care about and to uphold, but functionally they do not," Ellis said.
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Europe, U.S. and China all managed to co-exist in 4G and to some, the concept of winning in 5G may not be so clear cut.
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Other copyright experts say the case isn't so clear cut and that the Okada estate might have a basis for asserting continued ownership over the novel.
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It's always difficult to navigate the trade of a player who committed to a franchise; it's more clear-cut if the player was done wrong by.
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And the process by which the government reaches out to private landowners is generally clear-cut — and markedly one-sided in favor of the federal government.
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For investigators — the Nucleo Investigativo Carabinieri of Rome, officers who are part of the same paramilitary corps as the victim — it was a clear-cut case.
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Alissa: You know, I thought it was pretty clear-cut when I first saw it, but I started to waffle once I began writing about it.
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Removing roadless protections from Tongass National Forest would open broad swaths of pristine, old-grown rainforest and ancient, irreplaceable trees to clear-cut logging and roadbuilding.
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It is a reminder that it has been a long time since a clear-cut set of larger-than-life gangsters controlled New England's criminal underworld.
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Is the play too tidy, too well made, too clear-cut in its morality to fight for a place in the first rank of American theater?
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But in what the ACLU calls a clear-cut violation of his constitutional rights, Lynch's defense team was not allowed access to the other men's photos.
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But the process might not be as clear-cut for this prominent jurist who was also subject to a misconduct complaint in 20093 involving computer pornography.
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"This is a very clear-cut requirement from our side," European Commissioner for Justice Vera Jourová told The Hill after the end of this week's meetings.
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The bitter political dispute over Kavanaugh's nomination and confirmation means that no element of the case for or against him will be treated as clear-cut.
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At the Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries reserve, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, illegal logging has clear-cut more than 3,200 acres of panda habitat.
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Instead of the clear-cut positions and movements of Newtonian physics, we have a cloud of probabilities described by a mathematical structure known as a wave function.
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After the executive order, "I talked to different lawyers, and nobody had any kind of clear-cut answers to me as to what would happen," Shamshirsaz said.
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Some airlines are also weighing extending aircraft leases and bringing back idled planes, but with unclear MAX timing, no option is clear-cut or cheap, consultants said.
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With the unanimous decision win, Thompson establishes himself as the clear-cut dance partner for the winner of Robbie Lawler and Tyron Woodley's UFC 201 title fight.
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Having clear-cut policies that state what "creator-on-creator harassment" looks like could be a way to move those policies forward and set them in stone.
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The messaging then was clear-cut: "Yep, I'm gay," DeGeneres's 1997 Time cover read in big red lettering with the star squatting and flashing a big smile.
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It's a relief to read a book that acknowledges that pain comes in many forms and that such pain is real even if it's less clear cut.
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Inspire has praised spree killers like Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hassan, even if Hassan's possible terrorist loyalties are not exactly as clear-cut as those of Mateen.
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"Even if it's on the fence, I have to be clear-cut better than everybody for me to even get a look," Durant said during the interview.
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Tech and its money certainly can't fix everything, and debates about the best solutions to the housing crisis make it tough to have clear-cut positive impact.
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This briefing, which took place three months prior to Bergdahl's rescue, is clear cut evidence that Congress was on notice that the administration would explore that option.
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Lack of clear-cut rules and secrecy about pay for top jobs mean that candidates have lots of leeway to negotiate, says Benjamin Frost of Korn Ferry.
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President Donald Trump's trade war comes with an aggressive and clear-cut strategy but a fuzzy endgame, namely that it's unclear just what victory would look like.
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Most data leaks are still the clear-cut, old-fashioned kind — data was accessed by someone explicitly not authorized to use it, whether an outsider or insider.
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Of course, if you want more clear-cut, architectural lines, your best bet would be to visit a salon professional who has experience with bold color trends.
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Snapchat is less clear cut in disclosing MAUs but last summer founder Evan Spiegel said it had close to 100 million daily active users in "developed countries".
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The bank has already clawed back some bonuses and Mr Winters said that it would do so again for "clear-cut cases of malfeasance" or "gross negligence".
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It would be up to European banking authorities to decide whether Carige qualified as having systemic importance and there are no clear-cut criteria for the decision.
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There's no clear-cut answer to whether online or in-person shopping is better for the environment, but there are some practices to consider when doing either.
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"I don't think that there is going to be any clear-cut drift back to Trump, because I see other issues that are countervailing," Mr. Farmer said.
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What is evident is that a campaign that has largely been a referendum on Mr. Trump — particularly since the first debate — is now not so clear-cut.
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Indeed, the battle against Islamic State quickly became a complex web of rival rebel groups and international powers with shifting allegiances making it far from clear cut.
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Life doesn't always have clear-cut starts and stops — often we have one foot in one life and one in another as we try and navigate transition.
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Sabres rookie Dan Catenacci had a clear-cut chance in the slot, but his backhand shot was thwarted by Luongo's stick and sailed high over the net.
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Zimbabwe lacks clear-cut policies and targets for renewable energy, and is still developing a feed-in tariff, deemed key to attracting investor participation in the sector.
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At one point along the road, the forest opens to a clear-cut area of several acres, sliced into healthy pine groves, though near a burned patch.
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Instances like what weve been going through this past month where its not even a clear cut bank credit issue or a dollar funding issue per se.
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That being said, as soon as White Power became a clear-cut genre with a hateful agenda, most of us instantly boycotted it and the accompanying mentality.
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The clear-cut divisions in generation and gender reflect the changes that both the art world and our cultural landscape have undergone over the past 50 years.
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But when your child is performing an unusual yet soothing behavior that lacks a simple cure, the choice of how to move forward is not clear cut.
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Similarly, the boards used for the floors came from oak trees that were selectively cut, and not clear-cut in a way that might devastate a forest.
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When reports that someone burned a pride flag on a university campus surfaced in February, it seemed like a pretty clear-cut case of close-minded bigotry.
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Because there is no clear-cut answer, I would caution against reading too much into lower court rulings on the matter, no matter how they come out.
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While the motive behind the hacks involving anti-doping groups and organizations probing Russian poisonings were more clear-cut, the decision to target Westinghouse was less apparent.
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Clear-cut expanses soon gave way to a uniform crop of oil-palm groves: orderly trees, a sign that we had crossed into an industrial palm plantation.
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Then again, other arguments they presented during the trial would let presidents get away with almost anything short of the most egregious and clear-cut of crimes.
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Democrats will need a forceful response, making a clear-cut case that they can do better and that only their party can ensure these good times continue.
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But in this potential battleground state, on a campus where staunch Trump supporters mix with die-hard liberals, the chalking debate has been anything but clear-cut.
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"This is a clear-cut decline into massive famine that is man-made and avoidable," said Jan Egeland, the Norwegian Refugee Council head who recently visited Yemen.
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There are three big impeachable offenses: treason and bribery are pretty clear cut, but "high crimes and misdemeanors" leaves room for argument, which leaves room for politics.
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Of course, when Israel encounters a clear-cut case of Holocaust denial, or of persecution of Jews, it does not shy away from making its voice heard.
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The application of the roadless rule was particularly important to Alaska where decades of federally subsidized clear-cut logging have harmed our air, water, and wildlife habitat.
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WASHINGTON — An impeachment investigation to potentially try to remove the president of the United States for high crimes and misdemeanors would seem to be fairly clear-cut.
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One interesting aspect of entertainment is that there is no clear-cut answer, and everyone reaches an answer through their own experience to which they find satisfying.
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So far, M5S has opposed the center-right's choice of Paolo Romani for speaker of the upper house, however, meaning Friday's vote is far from clear cut.
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The tricky part is figuring out which ones do, which ones don't, and how we should determine the difference – and there are no easy, clear-cut answers.
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The Founding Fathers were not sturdy believers in the democratic ethos but élites adrift without a clear-cut hierarchy, who propped themselves up by disparaging the poor.
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Finally, I came across Credit Karma&aposs tool, and I got exactly what I was looking for: a clear-cut number on how much I could borrow.
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The study is not yet final, but Jack said the basics of kitchen pollution science are clear-cut from his work and that of many other scientists.
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But whatever divides exist about invoking the take care clause, this is the extreme case in which it is clear-cut that the clause has been violated.
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But the fight over the wall is far from clear-cut, and neither Republicans nor Democrats can articulate what it is exactly that they are sparring over.
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That may be a clear-cut play, but regulators had previously forbidden any one company from owning enough broadcast stations to reach more than 39 percent of homes.
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Fog of war hangs over tanker attacks The question of who is behind Thursday's attacks may not be quite as clear cut elsewhere as it is in Washington.
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"The marketing for Prevagen is a clear-cut fraud, from the label on the bottle to the ads airing across the country," Schneiderman said in a press release.
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Why is he here: Lodeiro averaged 68 passes per game, produced 102 clear-cut goalscoring opportunities, provided 12 assists, and scored nine goals in the MLS this year.
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That might not be as clear-cut ... Johnson finished his career with less than 10,000 rushing yards and just 55 TDs -- numbers that haven't always gotten guys in.
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The difference this time is that the main threat to their vote is the Liberal Democrats, whose position on Brexit was much more clear-cut: Scrap it altogether.
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The statute seems to provide a clear-cut case to bar Mr Kushner, who is married to Mr Trump's daughter Ivanka, from a job at the White House.
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The findings are clear-cut: two-thirds of voters, regardless of gender and party, want lawmakers to change the law to better prevent and address workplace sexual harassment.
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While the legality of ripped game files, known as ROMs, is pretty clear-cut, the legality of emulator software is less so; it's never been decided in court.
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Forced to impose the clear-cut categorisation required by tax codes onto a world that resists such easy classifications, tax lawyers can end up tying themselves in knots.
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Gertz: On agriculture, it's a bit more clear-cut: The US exports lots of corn, soybeans, fresh fruit and vegetables, and meat and poultry to Canada and Mexico.
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When it opens later this year, its exhibits will include archaeological remains, historical documents, textiles and "heritage" household items; there is no sense of clear-cut curatorial strategy.
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And, because videos of executions and other extremely graphic violence are clear-cut violations of the platforms' rules, they're low-hanging fruit for the platforms to take down.
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But issues of health are not so clear cut, and the Health at Every Size movement offers a legitimate critique of narrowly focused weight-based approaches to health.
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There's no clear-cut answer to that question, which has played out in various forms throughout 20th century Black activism, and the movie doesn't attempt to give one.
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But for the rest of the movie, it was a lot more clear-cut in terms of what we thought an audience would be able to hang with.
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All this amounted to a "veritable smorgasbord of classic, clear-cut" violations of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), a law governing how agencies are to undertake regulatory changes.
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"I don't think the risks are as clear-cut" as Smith-Bindman contends, said Mass General's Brink, vice chairman of the board of the American College of Radiology.
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I would love to say that there's a clear-cut defining moment that I chose to, but this album came quicker, I think, than the other ones did.
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The difference in Android requirements isn't as clear-cut, largely because Fortnite is only available for iOS devices right now; that said, PUBG runs on Android versions 5.1.
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FYI, NCAA honcho Mark Emmert recently said paying players ain't the answer ... but also didn't offer a clear-cut plan to fix all the corruption in the league.
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I asked other members and they didn't understand my question – they said yes, of course we should work with them, but it's still not clear-cut for me.
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Parties are big, complicated organisations made up of lots of people and hold positions on a multitude of topics, so it's rarely a clear cut thing for me.
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It's not necessarily as clear cut as say medicine so we're just trying to be clear about what they're doing, whether or not that constituted being an app.
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Over all, the study found, the leopard's range had decreased by 63 percent to 75 percent, with the difference representing areas where the data was less clear-cut.
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From divvying up assets to asserting parental rights, the details of divorce that can be more clear-cut with heterosexual marriages are creating complications for same-sex couples.
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She said that she is taking a thematic approach to investing at CRV by focusing on areas of interest, like developer tools, instead of clear-cut financial information.
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Newly released documents from the 85033 Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden contain clear-cut evidence that Iran provided funds, staffers, and coordination to al Qaeda.
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MARK RIENZI, PRESIDENT, THE BECKET FUND: I think is a clear cut case, and actually I agree with Governor Huckabee the decision is a really good first step.
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And as you can also see, it's far from clear cut — officers use both types of language in both cases, but over time a statistically significant pattern emerges.
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I think I struggled mainly because talking about it helped me see the facts: that what had happened to me was clear-cut and not confusing at all.
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She tells me she won't be able to give me a clear-cut answer since using drugs is a subjective experience and effects differ from person to person.
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Pestering your hookup about an ETA, asking for a bargain, and canceling an order-last minute are obvious taboos—but not every wrong move is that clear cut.
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Even if he's the clear-cut No. 2, as expected, he should have no problem topping the 65 targets he received last year, when he finished as WR46.
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Products like American soybeans or corn are pretty clear-cut: They are grown and harvested in the U.S. by American farmers, in states like North Dakota and Iowa.
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This popular mobilization lacks the clear-cut victories of a judicial process, but also constitutes a more durable form of anti-Trump activism than counting on the judiciary.
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"It seemed clear-cut to me that there was a lot of atoning and apologizing that needed to happen that just didn't," Mr. Hammer said, his voice catching.
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While there's no clear-cut rule that dictates when to include your GPA, most career experts say to only keep it on a resume if it's over 3.5.
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Clear-Cut Majority Shareholder Emerges: China Evergrande Group's (B+/Stable) sale of its entire holdings of 1.6 billion A shares in Vanke to Shenzhen Metro Group Co., Ltd.
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There's no clear-cut answer to feeling less guilty for just existing, but a good start is to take time for yourself that isn't organized or easily optimizable.
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Shopping is no longer a clear-cut matter of driving the car to the supermarket and loading up; it carries a host of ethical, political and aesthetic considerations.
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It calls for "obviously criminal content" to be deleted or blocked within 24 hours, while companies would have seven days to remove posts that are less clear-cut.
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How they choose to exercise their votes will be a clear-cut case of whether investors in the ESG age will put their money where their mouths are.
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"The merger parties presented an improved and clear-cut structural remedy to complement the divestment of LCH S.A., which addressed the commission's specific concerns," the London exchange said.
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THEN YOU HAVE IN THE MIDDLE ONES THAT HAVE SOME KIND OF USER FEE POTENTIAL THAT MAYBE IT'S NOT AS CLEAR CUT AS IN THE COOKIE CUTTER MODELS.
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Recently-passed laws in Germany give social media networks 24 hours to delete or block obviously criminal content and seven days to deal with less clear-cut cases.
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And without a clear-cut exemption process, the move , aimed primarily at punishing China , now risks leaving U.S. allies from Japan to the EU caught in the crossfire.
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These are generally clear-cut examples of copyright infringement, since fair use is harder to prove in instances where a person is making money off someone else's work.
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The dark humor is clear-cut and seems to give people a chance to laugh before they snap their photo, heave a sigh of resignation, and move on.
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The fight was caught on surveillance video, but there's no clear-cut evidence BC was wielding a knife ... and no witnesses ever came forward backing the hairdresser's claims.
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They claimed the evidence against him was not as clear-cut as recent cases in which white police officers killed unarmed black people, faced similar charges and walked free.
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He, like other lawmakers featured on the Organizing For Action "climate deniers" list, said the debate over climate change was not as clear cut as Obama's allies depict it.
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There's still no clear-cut way to define class in America, because class can be defined by things like education and occupation in addition to income and net worth.
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The status of green card holders, along those refugees already in transit, was something two GOP aides said they had been told was more clear-cut than originally perceived.
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According to Friday's Odoxa poll, the preference for Macron over Fillon was clear-cut among left-wingers as well as supporters of the anti-immigrant, anti-EU National Front.
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A BuzzFeed News report from last July showed clear-cut harassment cases were getting through the cracks, despite the social media network making abuse its focus for the year.
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The only clear-cut political correctness I see going on is by candidates who insist a person can't call the public's attention to their appeals of bigotry and repression.
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But in the not-too-distant future, that clear-cut cause will evaporate as more vehicles take over more driving tasks, creating more and more data as they do.
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"There should be a clear-cut process for accepting, assessing and ruling on former students' complaints that they were defrauded," said Bob Shireman, a former top Education Department official.
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But while Porter is improving, he most certainly isn't a franchise player yet, and the Wizards already have clear-cut 1 and 1A scoring options in Wall and Beal.
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The mountainsides were clear-cut, and the living ecosystems of the cafetales became barren rows of bushes, with nowhere for birds to nest, berries to ripen, orchids to bloom.
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Even for Zeichner, the director of cosmetic and clinical research in the department of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital, declaring a clear-cut DIY acne mask solution is tricky.
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But Mr Zingaretti has also insisted on a clear-cut break with the past, which could be a veiled attempt to exclude Mr di Maio from the next cabinet.
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The upshot is that HDL's function isn't so clear-cut as being "good," rather, its benefit to the body depends on a balance between its positive and negative effects.
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Ahead, we've pulled out some of the most clear-cut lyrics that practically read like diary entries, and finally reveal just how long-coming this Bieber reunion actually was.
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For example, the clear-cut world of video games is not only easier to train AI in, because well-defined scoring systems help scientists assess and compare different approaches.
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Fast Company reported in April that Amazon Prime's Insider newsletter was sending users monthly "shopping horoscopes," a pretty clear-cut example of spiritual practice being turned to capitalist ends.
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While some civilian deaths are clear-cut -- as when a 2014 U.S. strike on a wedding party in Yemen killed 12 -- others involve targets whose identities are less clear.
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Another obvious choice for Mighty Mouse is Joseph Benavidez who, on the heels of a five-fight streak, has established himself as the flyweight division's clear-cut number-two.
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Moreover, the authors of the new study aren't suggesting that children be encouraged to take up these habits, saying there's no clear-cut evidence of a true health benefit.
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When asked if the PLO could cease payments in "clear-cut" cases of murder or attempted murder, Shaath said that was something which could only be resolved in negotiations.
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This was not the "leading from behind" approach of the Obama era, but a return to a more traditionally assertive US foreign policy based on clear-cut national interests.
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I wouldn't say it's clear-cut that the loyalists or the opposition will accept the conditions, because remember: The ceasefire was supposed to happen last week and it didn't.
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The investigation of Tamir's death stretched over 13 months, and was handed from agency to agency, frustrating activists who saw it as a clear-cut case of police misconduct.
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While the first two sections of the history are clear-cut accounts that cover large periods of time, Part 3 — released Thursday — feels like more of a narrative story.
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"Now with the Insurability Score, we've taken another step in personalizing that knowledge so consumers have a clear-cut and actionable way to positively impact their own insurance health."
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi still refuses to support impeachment hearings against Trump, defying both the growing calls in her caucus for accountability and the clear-cut evidence that justifies it.
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The report suggests that immigration is not a clear-cut issue in which one side is right and the other wrong, but that there are both costs and benefits.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said there is no clear-cut evidence that the federal programs have actually helped the lives of individuals receiving those benefits.
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Here's where I'm going with it: Notwithstanding the confusing and contradictory claims that characterized President Trump's campaign, he did make a few clear-cut promises to the American people.
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If President Trump is committed to his populist political-economic agenda, then tactics that promote market competition among U.S., EU and China firms, should be the clear-cut strategy.
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It seems like this is a clear-cut case of this bizarre conspiracy theory fitting exactly into that definition but still being recommended "millions of times," according to Chaslot.
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Dedicated to the history of the witch from the pre-Christian era to the modern day, the museum (and its docents) tell a very clear-cut, if simplistic, narrative.
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Most small claims courts only offer consumers monetary awards in clear-cut cases and aren't able to weigh in on bigger issues of alleged fraud, negligence and actual harm.
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The immediate narrative of the scandal was clear-cut and easy to understand: Obviously Kanye, swigging Hennessy on the red carpet, was in the wrong for rushing the stage.
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A handful have, but party leaders resisted calls from members to begin a formal impeachment investigation until they believed they had a clear-cut case and enough public support.
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In 1910, the National Guard clear-cut a mountaintop in Rockland County for the purpose of establishing the " Finest Rifle Range in World ," as a Times headline put it.
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But Dr. Schuchat, pointing to several studies, said the C.D.C. had found no clear-cut evidence that tighter prescribing played a role in the rising use of illicit opioids.
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"Improving children's health should be a top priority for the USDA, and serving more nutritious foods in schools is a clear-cut way to accomplish this goal," she said.
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A more clear-cut example of a liberal who has won bipartisan appeal by criticizing his own party is former Atlantic columnist and now public relations specialist Ron Fournier.
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Whether intended by the framers or not, one benefit of the Electoral College system is that a clear-cut winner is determined on Election Day or relatively shortly thereafter.
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The line for what is considered stealing in music has never been clear-cut, and it continues to be a hotly debated topic both in and out of court.
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While European governments have been battling to save the Iran nuclear deal, clear-cut evidence that Tehran was behind the attacks could drain the political capital sustaining their efforts.
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While her two children attend school in French and her husband is also French, the language situation is less clear cut at home where English and French blend together.
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Texas election law prevented a clear-cut outcome for many of the most heavily contested primary elections in the state on Tuesday, the start of the national primary season.
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In less than two days of searching, VICE News found numerous Facebook pages promoting or attacking Democrat and Republican candidates that were clear-cut or potential campaign finance violations.
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Though Trump uses the "active-shooter" cases of Fort Hood and Chattanooga as anecdotes to argue that service members "are helpless without guns," the reality isn't as clear-cut.
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However, the issue isn't so clear cut, and many trans rights advocates are concerned this classification will add the additional stigma of disability to an already very marginalized population.
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"We have a very clear-cut stance about peace talks: all the foreign occupying forces would need to be withdrawn," Mullah Abdul Manan Niazi, Rasool's deputy, told Reuters on Monday.
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Samsung's new dual camera module isn't even a clear-cut winner against last year's iPhone 212 Plus, not to mention whatever new handsets Apple is planning on announcing next week.
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While there's no clear-cut evidence that these drugs didn't merit approval based on their trial results, there is the possibility that biased advisers might overlook a drug's potential risks.
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It's ugly, but it seems like a fairly clear-cut case of parody to me — although as the story notes, Twitter's policy bans depictions of symbols associated with hate speech.
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But perhaps, most important, she demonstrates almost perfectly what it means to be young and figuring it out, and that stage of life is seldom stain free and clear cut.
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Facebook says it reviews more than 2 million pieces of content a day and aim to have a response within 24 hours, depending on how clear-cut the case is.
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"This is the most powerful, clear-cut example that we should reconsider junk DNA," said John Rinn, a cellular biologist at Harvard University who was not involved in the research.
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Her research shows that you're more likely to get back with an ex if you still have feelings for that person and if the breakup was less than clear-cut.
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Most Americans assume there's a clear-cut line between legal immigrants and unauthorized immigrants; between noncitizens and citizens; between immigrants who have been naturalized and citizens who were born here.
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While the patterns here were somewhat less clear-cut, the researchers observed that developing cities devote somewhat greater proportions of their adaptation economies to agriculture, forestry and the natural environment.
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But if the story were less clear-cut, her plan would fit one of Philip K. Dick's recurring tropes: the reassuring, empty rituals that help characters survive in grim realities.
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"When I joined the cancer hospital, I started checking blood, hair and nail samples of cancer patients and found they have very clear-cut symptoms of arsenic poisoning," Ghosh said.
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In a series of mock jury trials in England in 2013, many jurors said that acquaintance rapes were "less clear cut" and "more difficult to prove" than rapes by strangers.
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In other words, for both artists and critics, the intermingling of artistry and critique can act as a hedge against taking the clear-cut, thorough positions traditionally characteristic of critique.
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As with most phenomena that are rooted deeply in complex cultural and religious traditions, the issue of when caste references in bhangra become harmful is by no means clear cut.
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That's in part due to a lack of clear-cut national policies for driving renewable energy use in industry, which consumes 64 percent of the national power supply, he said.
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It frustrated political scientists and ambitious presidents alike, precisely because it was not so clear-cut, and it complicated leadership in ways that wouldn't happen in, say, a parliamentary system.
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While the acquisitions have been McDonald's most clear-cut drive-thru investments, the fast-food giant has been making many behind-the-scenes tweaks to speed up drive-thru times.
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Nobles, the airline executive, warned Trump the $1 million makeover he wanted each plane to undergo would do little to attract new customers, pointing him to clear-cut survey data.
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There is no clear-cut favorite in the Democratic race, which is likely to pit at least a dozen candidates against one another, with most competing for liberal primary voters.
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Skeptical of the company's decision to pour cash into brick-and-mortar rather than clear-cut e-commerce, Wall Street sent shares spiraling down in the wake of the announcement.
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In a competitive art world system that often perpetuates (and perhaps even necessitates) clear-cut distinctions between the roles of cultural producers, Mani da's words can provide much needed clarity.
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In the three previous seasons of the playoff, three of the five power conferences had clear-cut, one-loss or undefeated teams that went on to win their championship games.
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Kennedy's retirement, he said, could provide Democrats with a clear-cut argument in November for the importance of retaking Congress in case further court vacancies arise during the Trump administration.
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It's a way of mocking what is in fact a serious allegation, of muddying the waters of what is a clear-cut question that Mr. Mueller is working to answer.
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Last spring, in one of his administration's most clear-cut foreign policy achievements, Mr. Trump helped secure the release of Aya Hijazi, an Egyptian-American aid worker imprisoned in Egypt.
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While someone living with type 1 might find out what insulin dose they should administer before a workout with the help of a CGM, my takeaways weren't as clear cut.
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Qizhala also pledged that the government in Tibet would "take a clear-cut stance in the fight against the Dalai clique", a reference to exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama.
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So if you clear-cut a forest, it's not just going to bounce back in a couple years, fully stocked with all the original organisms acting out their original relationships.
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Many investors face a clear-cut savings shortfall — and a bewildering array of investment alternatives — and are challenged to accumulate sufficient wealth to meet the needs of longer life spans.
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I have argued that the datasets are not globally representative, because biologists don't spend time monitoring habitats that have been destroyed… in corn fields, clear-cut forests, or urban habitats.
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It is hard to imagine that the prospect for eco-tourism will be enhanced if a quarter of the state has been clear-cut for the construction of one road.
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And can he establish himself as the chief standard-bearer of moderate Democrats — a goal that would require him to administer a clear-cut defeat to Buttigieg and several others?
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However, if someone were to drop in from Mars and read Ms. Alexander's essay, he might easily conclude that this is a clear-cut case of Palestinian good guys vs.
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While perhaps not quite as clear-cut as those four, "Green Book" shows a black pianist making a stand for civil rights by bravely touring the South in the 21984s.
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Without Russell in the offer, the Nets have some talented young players, but none who look like clear-cut future All-Stars and they just traded their 2019 draft pick.
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So no, there was never going to be a clear-cut good guy, bad guy situation or even a character who does bad things but has a heart of gold.
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Probably the single most clear-cut opportunity for corruption that Alexander reveals concerns the International Automotive Components Group, a conglomerate Ross created by merging several formerly separate automotive interior companies.
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LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - Two of the European Central Bank's top policymakers pressed Britain on Friday to provide a clear-cut plan for leaving the European Union, to prevent more economic damage.
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Georgia comes in looking like the clear-cut favorite in the SEC East after dismantling Mississippi State 31-3 as freshman quarterback Jake Fromm passed for 201 yards and two touchdowns.
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Epic also has clear-cut method for pricing: skins can cost anywhere from $5 to $15, while emotes will never cost more than $8 and often cost either $3 or $5.
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Car companies and tech companies are joining forces, but even these lines aren't so clear cut — and what's still a mystery is who will be left standing to call the shots.
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The new details in the report show that the operations at COBALT, opened in September 2002 "as a practical response to a clear-cut and urgent operational need," were a disaster.
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In the two years of the Playoff's existence, the committee has yet to face this kind of decision, because the choices have been fairly clear-cut and spread across the conferences.
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While the word "terrorism" does have a criminal definition, its social and political meaning is less clear-cut, leaving many to wonder why it's only used when the perpetrator is Muslim.
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With opinion polls split three ways between the center right, the center left and the maverick 5-Star Movement, there is unlikely to be a clear-cut winner in the election.
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Although clear-cut data are lacking on the effects of marijuana on breast-fed infants, the drug can get into breast milk and the guidelines discourage marijuana use by nursing mothers.
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Another critical step Dr. Kilmartin learned from his work is that men need routine practice stepping up in situations of harassment and assault before that clear-cut, super obvious moment strikes.
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