This category captures segments our algorithm could confidently identify as European, but not confidently classify more precisely, into countries for example.
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"I suspect that in the longterm, it's the confidently political — confidently partisan — climate marchers who will have the right approach," he writes.
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Throughout the hour-long call, Spiegel spoke confidently — very confidently in some instances — about a recurring theme: Snapchat won't succeed because of massive growth numbers, like Facebook.
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" He confidently responded: "To be the prince of rap.
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" Sanders added confidently, "We're going to win this thing!
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" He added, confidently: "Next year will be a half-marathon.
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I very confidently give this product two strong thumbs up.
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Nope. It's more about directing energy toward her, standing confidently.
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"[She's] really going to make some noise," Foxx said confidently.
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Still, by January, he was confidently tweeting this "93%" figure.
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With modern medical care, you can pretty confidently be fine.
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But I also can confidently say I wouldn't want to.
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The sandwich robot, we can confidently say, was a failure.
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Nobody can confidently predict the ending of Game of Thrones.
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"Once they work, costs will come down," he wrote confidently.
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The steak tartare features confidently, startlingly thick chunks of meat.
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"I know God will give us victory," Gondi added confidently.
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One technique she describes is to state her comments confidently.
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The Tree Breezers saunter confidently into that category, no contest.
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Customers can confidently use payment cards at Hyatt hotels worldwide.
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A new recessionary period is confidently predicted, and probably soon.
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It must swim confidently and be firm, stern and fierce.
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Shia looks quite the outdoorsman ... rocking those running leggings, confidently.
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" Rather, it says, "Step toward the turkey and act confidently.
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We're just doing what we're supposed to do — joyously, confidently.
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Or you might have merely deemed it ecstatically, confidently alive.
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In each of these cases, we can confidently trace the
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At this moment in time, we can confidently say: neither.
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All we need to do is confidently turn the page.
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Brainstorming these qualities, she says, will help you answer confidently.
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"Anyone who confidently asserts that all Kim Jong Un wants to do is protect his regime is just as wrong as anyone who confidently asserts that he definitely wants to reunite the peninsula," Smith said.
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After that, however, most people were riding confidently within 10 minutes.
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A Republican aide confidently predicted that Cuccinelli will not be confirmed.
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He confidently predicted victory at every stop in the final days.
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It's time to speak confidently about wine with baby boomer sophistication.
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"We don't have the right product for it," Breitfeld said confidently.
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They passed the microphone around with gusto and spoke confidently, expressively.
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Germany led the G20 meeting confidently, but it feels increasingly insecure.
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Practice these steps to confidently move in a direction of growth.
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"One day we will get to 100 percent," he says confidently.
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Learn how to invest confidently and make money in any market.
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Across a wider sample, however, they can be deployed more confidently.
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Intermedia Labs is building the "future of TV", he declares confidently.
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"I'm going to get through this, I promise," Nguyen said confidently.
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You confidently voice your opinions because you can embrace them proudly.
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The two women confidently toss their middle fingers at the camera.
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"The British Tommy...does not understand Indian politics," it stated confidently.
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Ms. Rivera is still moving confidently to the rhythm of life.
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I have never seen that done so well or so confidently.
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It's the first time the cryptocurrency has confidently shot past $5,000.
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"We want to get out of San Francisco," Frehn confidently concludes.
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Each was asked to define what "confidently beautiful" means to them.
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I now carry myself more confidently, and I walk with purpose.
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I try to shake them off by walking fast and confidently.
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She says confidently that it's not just Mollie's face that's everywhere.
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She says confidently that she had one beer at the party.
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Mr. Guevara confidently asserts his First Amendment right to bear witness.
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And now, I can confidently say that South Bend is back.
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"I have a ton of innings down there," Girardi said confidently.
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"There is a legitimate five I've heard about," he says confidently.
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No other candidate can say that as confidently at this point.
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Little Pammy-Putt, standing on the footstool, confidently directing the pigtailing.
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Can you confidently say an initiative you led increased client acquisition?
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"We're going to get the debt ceiling passed," Mnuchin predicted confidently.
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A week ago, most were confidently predicting a Juppé-Sarkozy runoff.
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When I ask her if she's got theories, she answers confidently.
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She speaks quickly but confidently, just as she does off-stage.
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The way you confidently deliver and execute your speech is key.
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She said confidently that she had one beer at the party.
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"This all worked out exactly as it should," he confidently told Hayes.
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We're not yet at the stage where we can confidently declare Outlook.
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Once he was up and running confidently, he sounded the train's horn.
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It handles confidently and is quick, but the CLS puts luxury first.
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I can confidently say, he wants us to celebrate, grow, and persevere.
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"We are the biggest political network on the internet," Kataguiri says confidently.
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In fact, sometimes it's necessary to talk confidently about your own success.
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Many Americans with disabilities can now confidently save for their future through ABLE.
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But he also confidently declared Trump will win the next election comfortably.
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"Oh, that's cereal," he said confidently, as it descended into the machine.
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The ability to make decisions quickly and confidently is imperative for showrunners.
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She's able to challenge her questioner confidently without ever crossing the line.
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I can say confidently that I will never forget my senior prom.
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Hugh so confidently declares he can fix all of the house's problems.
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You step up to the booth and confidently grab the DJ's attention.
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In related gambling news, AI is now confidently beating humans at poker.
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After four years of technical research, they have confidently made the claim.
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She feels like a video game hero, confidently cutting through her enemies.
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He added Seoul would "confidently" take action against China if need be.
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It's refreshing to see a celeb confidently share a true #nofilter photo.
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Mr. Burke has marvelous ideas, but executes them less confidently (1:15).
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Mr. Burke has marvelous ideas, but executes them less confidently (23:15).
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Also, if buyers had technical questions, I doubted I could confidently respond.
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Byttow has spoken very confidently of how he thinks Postmates will develop.
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Can we confidently say his struggles seem to be behind him now?
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Most polls indicate the election is now too close to confidently predict.
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The only conclusion we can confidently draw is that it can exist.
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For the record, koalas can swim confidently, but can get easily exhausted.
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I had never met a man who communicated his needs so confidently.
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And many in Westminster began speaking confidently of a new wrinkle. Mrs.
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Her tone is both frank and measured, confessional and confidently self-contained.
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With only a few mistakes, Fortes confidently answered a question in Spanish.
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I want my daughter to learn to say no confidently and unapologetically.
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As an example, I confidently entered PLACIDO running outward from 20-14.
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Jesmyn Ward's new novel, "Sing, Unburied, Sing," strides confidently into this tradition.
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Mr. Sekgala's portrait features a seated woman confidently wearing a Victorian dress.
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The question is whether the risk is low enough to confidently manage.
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"That concludes our debate —" Ms. O'Donnell told viewers confidently, before stopping herself.
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Expect sturdy technique (the men dance confidently on pointe) and cheeky wit.
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"I can confidently say I don't really need a car," she said.
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They take other people's feelings into account while still asserting themselves confidently.
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"It's amazing what you can achieve by acting confidently," Mr. Ratcliffe said.
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What Sophocles left offstage — the violence, the sex — Mr. Yew confidently stages.
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No one can confidently say who this team's sixth-best player is.
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Manet's later work depicts a nude prostitute looking confidently at the viewer.
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She'd been told confidently that she could return when she was ready.
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According to BI, Google now has enough information to confidently list the results.
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All the while, they confidently advertise their repulsiveness with a neon orange marquee.
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On Williams' cover, she stands confidently in a long-sleeve black turtleneck bodysuit.
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But Republicans praised the pick as "an outstanding choice" and confidently predicted victory.
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I went confidently from the metal detector to the backscatter X-ray machine.
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Nadia confidently marches into the great unknown with a smiling Alan behind her.
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With my new clarity, I am able to move confidently through my day.
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Watch her confidently affirm herself about her cuteness, smartness and, obviously, perfection below.
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And Cruz confidently predicted that he was almost certain to defeat Trump there.
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But, I confidently navigated my recovery and received support from family and friends.
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Walk With Path's wearables help Parkinson's patients walk more confidently and avoid falls.
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I say that confidently because I tried for years using the traditional routes.
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That sentence can be confidently bequeathed to future historians of the 45th president.
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"Our goal is to bring Zwift to the Olympics," he told me confidently.
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The confidently pro-European, pluralist politics of Mr Macron and his En Marche!
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"I am the number one JAY-Z fan in America," he confidently shared.
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The experts who so confidently predicted a Hillary Clinton victory looked like failures.
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You can confidently tap a button five times and page ahead five times.
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But, for the most part, that's not a call we can confidently make.
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Save on a device that confidently covers everything you want from a laptop.
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But you know who we can confidently say writes all of their songs?
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Blue-eyed and slender, he moved confidently through the city's budding hipster class.
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I feel like I'm making films more confidently now than I ever have.
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Cerebral and inquisitive, multi-lingual Krueger can switch confidently between languages and sports.
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And for a short time, he confidently strides the neighborhood streets and playgrounds.
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It is time for Congress to confidently take some shots and hit them.
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From there, you can confidently launch a product that you know they want.
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Information that is presented confidently as fact often turns out to be incorrect.
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In spring training, he spoke confidently of wanting to play another five years.
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She has the ability and incentive to stand firmly and confidently in opposition.
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Scientists confidently predicted that they would end transmission of the disease by 2000.
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Often, it appears he doesn't really understand what he's talking about so confidently.
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The next day, Myla returned confidently and ordered her mother a Diet Coke.
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But it confidently sent out nine of its members into lesser bowl games.
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This year, George confidently strode into school with his sister by his side.
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And as for the last guy, George — " Mr. Moffat confidently interjected, "Doctor Octopus.
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Ms. Nosrat writes with cleareyed advice on how to cook confidently and well.
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We also confidently predict that there will be some jammed trains this morning.
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Lopez listened as the actors ran confidently through the swift, almost Sorkinesque dialogue.
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That&aposs one area I can confidently assure you the critics are wrong.
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No timetable, but he confidently states that "substantial de-risking already took place."
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I confidently stuck a list of our takeout-alternative meals on the fridge.
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Choose to view the stress as a challenge that you will confidently handle.
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Small obstacles became smaller, and I was able to go fast more confidently.
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I will confidently predict less success than Warren, who just focused on reading.
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It's hard to confidently guess if self-driving cars are safer than humans.
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Lazo confidently sings into the camera before literally bending over backwards to dance.
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"The Buckley-era establishment self-confidently enforced intellectual and moral standards," Brooks writes.
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This way, a video player can confidently maintain playback state with a VPAID ad.
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So the IG cannot confidently state that that decision was not free from bias.
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Opinion polls show no party has a clear enough lead to predict victory confidently.
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Messenger planet Mercury enters Leo at 1:17 AM, encouraging us to communicate confidently.
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Bill Nelson, confidently assured his supporters that he would emerge victorious again in November.
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The industry, it was confidently predicted, would be upended by smart, agile "fintech" operators.
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However, I'd need to do a lot more thinking to speak confidently about that.
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We need to confidently look to the future and our place in that future.
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It means that Microsoft can more confidently push out security updates and new features.
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The current crop of candidates can rest confidently knowing that the field is set.
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In China, America faces a vast rival that confidently aspires to be number one.
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Three years into motherhood, Anne Hathaway can confidently say she has found a balance.
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That would let "investors to go from cautiously optimistic to confidently bullish," he said.
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" Asked if Republicans would keep control of the Senate, McConnell added confidently: "We will.
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They each stand confidently on their own, but shine even brighter when they're united.
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Three years in, I can confidently say I could live without my Apple Watch.
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"If that happens I think we'll end up being just fine," he said confidently.
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It may be difficult to confidently answer such questions for some time to come.
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Bill Nelson , confidently assured his supporters that he would emerge victorious again in November.
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We feel like we can confidently say that nothing beats a loaded Thanksgiving dinner.
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Women are fully accustomed to men confidently, carelessly approaching them out of the blue.
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But the FBI director dealt confidently with tough questioning from senators from both parties.
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"I know what I'm looking for," the Bachelor states confidently, and it's not Emily.
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" Starting from this place of ignorance, Brooks confidently concludes, "In retrospect Whitewater seems overblown.
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No wonder that confidently sweeping analyses of Europe often get the big calls wrong.
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Sanders allies increasingly talk more confidently about the likelihood of a second presidential bid.
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Instead, we must confidently present our ideas to people from all walks of life.
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When he is at his best, he pivots confidently among registers, speakers, and languages.
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But iSight is the first firm to so confidently assert that Sandworm was responsible.
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It moves confidently, that is, until it can no longer pretend to do so.
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Sophisticated analytics could help experts confidently chart where refugees are likely to head next.
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Plus, that all comes with a Money Back Guarantee, so you can shop confidently.
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"We've got to last at least a couple of hours," Mr. Gao said, confidently.
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I can confidently say that the struggle is real if you don't have insurance.
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Merlino took a shot confidently and, in a way, beat the odds this time.
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"I think my life is a process of generating hope," she tells me, confidently.
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The consensus is that no attack plan could confidently preclude escalation or collateral damage.
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"I cannot confidently say what you did was wrong and move on," she said.
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And US officials are confidently saying that it will be a bloodbath — for ISIS.
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"Lovely to see you again," Walter said confidently, although I had never met him.
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That in turn should support financial institutions in lending to each other more confidently.
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Eliciting these various elements in the piece "gives it depth," Ms. Millar said confidently.
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"The world will return to its normal order," Wang told me confidently in Shenzhen.
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Then, Constable Lam confidently and slowly approaches the suspect with his baton in hand.
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I can speak confidently in my college classes and in front of large groups.
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They bought an apartment in La Courneuve, when suburban design was still confidently utopian.
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Guests don't have access to reviews or an easy way to issue payments confidently.
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I can confidently speak for them and say they don't want to use WhatsApp.
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On Tuesday, he moved confidently through the bright blue kitchen, never consulting a recipe.
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Welch says it's OK to confidently say, "I don't know," to a hiring manager.
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" That being said ... Conor said confidently -- "I will K.O. him inside the 2nd round.
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You can confidently say you've experienced the Star Wars universe through every platform available.
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This empirically-proven method will have you speaking correctly and confidently in no time.
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But these days it's difficult to confidently label free-to-play the best choice.
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"I am new here but I got a lot of experience," he said confidently.
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It's refreshing to see someone so young confidently embrace an impish, Bowie-esque androgyny.
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My experience: You can confidently wear these both in the gym and in the rain.
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All along, however, the president has confidently predicted he will win legally in the end.
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"Sometime in the next five years it's going to be $120 million," he says, confidently.
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She smiles confidently as passers-by congratulate her for having sex and celebrating her body.
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On Sunday, the eldest West child confidently took center stage at the rapper's Sunday Service.
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But one thing we can confidently cross off our end-of-year to-do list?
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Gifford, 65, buzzed in immediately, confidently sharing that she thought the third answer was correct.
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"That actually was kind of the reason I started casting this way," he says confidently.
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"I can confidently say I am at 100 percent," he later told a news conference.
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This enabled them to scramble confidently across unseen paths, while avoiding dead ends and loops.
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Creswell says it'll be five or 10 years before researchers can confidently answer that question.
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Collectively, we don't know how to "know" anything more confidently than we know this stuff.
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You cannot confidently tap the screen five times and expect to reach the same point.
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After you start seeing results you can confidently share your progress report with you dentist.
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He led the service along with our rabbi, confidently reading one Hebrew prayer after another.
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" Asked whether he was surprised by Slimane's act, Ghesquière replied confidently: "No, I was not.
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With these strategies in mind, you can confidently relay your plans during the job interview.
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" Elle goes even further in a piece confidently entitled, "Which Sign You Definitely Shouldn't Date.
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The first Death Eater confidently leaned forward to plant a kiss on his cheek. 'Oh!
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That kind of assurance means institutional investors can confidently start to invest in crypto assets.
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We look forward to seeing Honda Civics driving confidently on hills for years to come.
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And for the past week, he's been confidently spreading misinformation to a Trump-ian degree.
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I confidently heated the oven to 360 degrees Fahrenheit and let it do its thing.
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Two months after cutting the cord I can confidently say that my fears were unfounded.
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There was a time when I would have confidently predicted that decentralization would win out.
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Apple confidently says the future of TV is apps, which is stupid in the extreme.
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But, Ruth confidently still says yes to both questions and goes through with her procedure.
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She confidently expressed her belief that he was the Timothée Chalamet, and you know what?
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That's why the robots so confidently scaled the stairs, while staying clear of the edges.
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By understanding your dec page line by line, you can confidently comparison shop insurance products.
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None of the mayors confidently told CNN they were fully prepared for the next storm.
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He looked aged, his arms dotted with sun spots, but he spoke confidently and casually.
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The driver strode off confidently with seemingly little regard for what became of the vehicle.
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"I want a dividend stock where I can confidently buy more into weakness," Cramer said.
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The Mummy is somehow confidently unsure of itself, despite being attempt at a blockbuster franchise.
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In a press release, Spain's National Transplant Organisation confidently describes the country as "imbatible"—unbeatable.
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We don't deserve a jolly old Saint Nick, confidently doling out gifts to the kids.
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Confidently layered onto the canvas and masterfully outlined, these illustrations depict mysterious yet familiar scenes.
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Did you skip confidently past the question mark in "Picture frame?" and fill in CEL?
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Bo knuckle-walked, casually and confidently — knuckle-swaggered, you might say — into the large enclosure.
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You tell Wall Street to ignore the projections you confidently made a couple months ago.
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And we want to resolve some of the differences we face honestly, confidently and rationally.
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Trump's candidacy is so unusual that it would be foolish to confidently predict an outcome.
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He used to be the one who led us confidently on hikes in the backcountry.
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If you confidently tell your friends that bullying someone else isn't okay, they'll likely stop.
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If you confidently claim your gentleness and sweetness and femininity, people may actually be impressed.
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"I don't think it would change the dynamic in a negative way," she said confidently.
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That prompted Stone to declare confidently: "The clock's ticking faster on you than me, pal."
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She always says her opinion on things so confidently, which, I guess, somehow satisfies me.
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Even without knowing the specific situation, I can confidently say that the answer is neither.
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So when the liberal Justices entered the courtroom on March 2nd they did so confidently.
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Park to vivid life as a woman who could confidently keel over at any second.
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Scientists are on the verge of being able to confidently diagnose C.T.E. in the living.
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The last word, Style, kind of floated, confidently taking up more space than it needed.
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Trump believes he looks good when he's putting others down, when he's confidently condemning them.
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Harriet Harman, Labour's former deputy leader, is as roundly Roundhead as Mr Clark was confidently Cavalier.
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Nobody could confidently describe the exit ramp, and it seems there's no immediate end in sight.
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We were sent a bottle in advance and can confidently report — the smell is absolutely revolting.
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In a world of limited interaction, it's great to be able to speak confidently and concisely.
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With a frown running deep with wrinkles, the forty-something farmer speaks confidently about his opinions.
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" He spoke confidently about the company's growth rate, where they're seeing a "tremendous amount of momentum.
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These cameras just can't quite lock on to moving subjects as confidently as Nikon's top DSLRs.
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It also can be hard to confidently hold onto at times if finger grease builds up.
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That's what Apple does: it rolls in and confidently fixes complicated tech problems with elegant solutions.
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Investigators confidently but, as with most attacks like this, circumstantially attributed the attacks to North Korea.
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He gets a veggie-filled omelet, but I think I can confidently declare my choice supreme.
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It's a smart, realistic twist on the usual teen hero, and Sleight pulls it off confidently.
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If you can answer these questions confidently, then you may be ready to go whale hunting.
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Yet Succession strikes that balance with so confidently and consistently, you'd almost think it was easy.
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Doesn't that make it impossible to confidently estimate the odds that nature will drive us extinct?
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"To be the very best, like no one ever was," she declared confidently, then smiled expectantly.
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" Now, when a Twitter onslaught begins, Jones says, "it's something I understand and can confidently control.
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He spoke confidently in an Eastern European accent, sitting back, one leg crossed over the other.
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The second generation AirPods have arrived, and I can confidently say that they are very good.
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Here was the source of the PTSD that Wolfson had so confidently diagnosed that first day.
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Colson confidently put his head down and jogged toward the locker room after beating the buzzer.
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But we can say confidently that any KFC ChickenGram wedding proposals will most likely receive one.
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Now, Urban embodies Bones's cranky essence as confidently and effortlessly as Quinto exudes Spock's preternatural calm.
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MALAKA, Gaza Strip — The five veiled women were gesturing, confidently, at other women to get closer.
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I arrived confidently, and exchanged pleasantries in the cashier line with this potentially life-changing person.
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"I really love the unknown, and not knowing what I'm working on next," she says confidently.
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The app explains features of the bike before your first trip so you can ride confidently.
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"Oh, I was going to fire regardless of recommendation," Trump confidently told NBC News' Lester Holt.
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Can you confidently tell his four children that he was not connected involved in that order?
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That's because it's crucial for investors to be able to confidently assess the businesses they hold.
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They can confidently cut the cord since it houses all the major streaming services and channels.
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"From this event, we can see all Thai people care for each other," he says confidently.
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During his roast, he calmly, and confidently, handled being ripped apart by a myriad of celebrities.
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The woman at the makeup counter confidently handed over the eyeliner in a deep, smoky green.
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On "Nephew," Smokepurpp the elder is confidently eerie, while Lil Pump the younger is gleefully absurdist.
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This result came as a surprise to many because polls confidently predicted a Hillary Clinton win.
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"I can confidently say there will not be war again on the Korean Peninsula," Moon continued.
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Still, he confidently reached for two antibiotics that he had yet to sell to Ms. Mbone.
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You have to be pretty sure of yourself to confidently don a tiara that big. pic.twitter.
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The boys set out on a journey to find that stone — Barley confidently, and Ian cautiously.
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On the one hand, seeing someone confidently embrace his flamboyance with zero apologies could be refreshing.
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You want to be able to confidently cook weeknight dinner in a familiar way, eliminating guesswork.
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These days we travel with our teenager, who swims confidently away from us, out to sea.
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He spoke confidently about foreign policy, a subject area in which he is fluent and knowledgeable.
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Getting Sherman to step confidently onto hard surfaces was essential to my plan for his recovery.
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Iraqi officials confidently predict ISIS will be driven from Mosul by the end of the year.
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"It doesn't really feel like we're being impeached," he told them confidently just before the votes.
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Witness Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister, who has confidently brushed off sex and corruption scandals.
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I wanted to make sure I displayed that and rocked the hell out of it, confidently.
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I also think these companies can't confidently predict whether or not consumers really want folding devices.
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Mostly, Mr. Karl looked unaffected — singing confidently, swinging his legs around a bed, crouching and spinning.
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"We're optimistic," he said confidently, after the strike and the three-week disruption for the country.
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"They want you to think this is what a home burglary looks like," Simonoff says confidently.
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"I told the first lady about how confidently she walks - like a 'female warrior'," he said.
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Pelosi confidently dismissed the idea of a government shutdown during a CNN town hall Thursday night.
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While a conventional movie might push Leonard toward danger, "DriverX" confidently inhabits a more ambiguous space.
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"I believe in Rick Grimes," Rosita confidently declares, but urgency moves them to take swifter action.
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Pundits on TV confidently opine that Trump would never do something quite as crazy as this.
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The car rode confidently alongside other drivers, braked for pedestrians, and inched its way assertively into intersections.
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Still, I can confidently say that the Halo Board is both incredibly fun and a Good Board.
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In it, she confidently wields the gun prop, swiftly commanding the simulated suspect to drop his weapon.
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" Nonie founder Nina Kharey tells PEOPLE, "It's refreshing that she's able to confidently wear what she wants.
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Confidently speaking in front of an audience, even a small one, was an enormous source of anxiety.
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Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, and Demi Lovato all confidently espoused those values in their early Disney years.
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She broke back and had two break chances in the sixth game, which Muguruza saw off confidently.
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Rich, melodic production that's confidently sparse when it needs to be and goes widescreen when called for.
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It's almost impressive how brazenly the character ignores the truth, confidently contradicting scenes we just saw happen.
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It's a well-oiled machine of a show, confidently working toward an epic conclusion with efficient storytelling.
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As the technology improves, self-driving cars will be able to drive confidently in wider geographic areas.
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Top private companies will be able to raise or go public, they confidently said (and not surprisingly).
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"They're not gaffes," he said confidently, referring to the public quips he's made that have made headlines.
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He is also the only person to have ever confidently outlined the meaning of life to me.
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I've stood up for every handshake, and introduced myself confidently — taking up space and using my voice!
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Visualize yourself confidently rocking your favorite jeans, finishing that race, feeling healthy and having tons of energy.
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After a year of speed tests, I can confidently say that I don't get those speeds. Ever.
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After all that math, NASA can only confidently say that say there all zillions of uncountable stars.
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"I can confidently say to you, Adani and our Carmichael project is back on track," he added.
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But that is a very big gamble, not something we can confidently predict based on economic theory.
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At this point, I can confidently say that the answer is clear: there is no clear answer.
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Gary confidently waltzed into the theater unsurprised, wearing shorts and holding his fiancée Vicky's purse.
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It's an exuberant, intelligent, confidently delivered record that never falls into navel-gazing self-satisfaction or cliché.
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"If she becomes the first lady, we'll get so much tourism," says tourist guide Zdravko Remar confidently.
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Data collected is obfuscated so that Apple cannot confidently guess what contributions an individual user has made.
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Ten days after ditching dairy and gluten, I can confidently say that it transformed my life. Truly.
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Rather, we're making a decision to substantially and confidently increase our investment in the future of music.
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When Nielsen was ousted, Miller and other officials confidently predicted Cissna would be out within a week.
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"I can confidently say our global business is no longer just an in-house startup," he added.
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It is a reasonable strategy, but it also means that confidently-held opinions are difficult to change.
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Women should be able to confidently choose the type of abortion care that is right for them.
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Government ministers and business leaders have confidently predicted the trade will soon exceed $10 billion a year.
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It opens with a woman (Julie Shanahan) in a bright-red dress striding confidently onto the stage.
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If you can confidently answer "yes" to the following questions, there's a strong chance you're CEO potential.
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Information about how to intervene can help you do so safely and confidently if the need arises.
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" After her triumphant return to the stage, she charges confidently into the first line of "This Christmas.
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For someone like Lawrence, who has 1.7 million (and counting) followers, confidently sharing photos is quite commonplace.
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Dressed in a broad striped polo shirt and jeans, Colonel Ozcetin answered confidently, if not always straightforwardly.
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The system also disengaged when it couldn't confidently identify lane markings, or when it approached construction zones.
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Working with a script by Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi, Kusama navigates the past and present confidently.
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"What are you going to do, Papu?" he asks, confidently appropriating a private nickname without her permission.
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For starters, micromobility is a hard business — one that no company can confidently say it has cracked.
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Carefully but confidently, Mr. Ng is moving away from that style and toward one of his own.
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We need to balance urgency with agency to be armed with the tools to confidently look ahead.
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Superbly acted and confidently shot, "Who We Are Now" delivers substantial dramatic pleasures while posing pertinent questions.
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But Mr. Putin is not at all surprised at the question and proceeds to answer it confidently.
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In 1982, Dalio confidently predicted the global economy was headed toward a depression and he traded accordingly.
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The ceremony began, the orchestra struck up "Also Sprach Zarathustra," and Letterman strode confidently onto the stage.
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After a month of daily use, I can confidently say this fridge has made our lives better.
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Ford confidently joked that it was easier for her to fly when looking forward to a vacation.
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Mann Tracht, Un Gott Lacht is the old Yiddish saying about those who confidently predict the future.
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Below, Welch explains how to confidently address the most common unemployment situations in your next job interview.
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We can look forward confidently to a social physics, to the capture of art, culture and politics.
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So if you don't approve, it's important to say that—kindly, sure, but still confidently and unequivocally.
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The truth is, we don't have enough evidence to lay the blame confidently at any one doorstep.
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Another young woman, lavishly dressed, plays a keyboard, ignoring her sheet music to gaze at us confidently.
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She's drunk on filmmaking, and she has spent most of this season buzzing confidently above the fray.
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It is worth recalling that none of the dangers confidently prophesied by legions of critics took place.
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"I'll predict the winner," Mike Halleck, president of a board of county commissioners in Ohio, said confidently.
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She quipped that even though he has since passed away, he would still confidently stand by his comment.
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If this is you, take career expert Suzanne Gelb's advice and just think about confidently reporting the facts.
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"We built Lively to inspire women to live life passionately, purposefully, and confidently," Grant wrote in a statement.
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The image associated with the dropped charges was of the Empire star leaving court, confidently wearing aviator sunglasses.
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"If we lose and go to tribal council, I don't think anybody's going to flip," she says confidently.
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Russia will get "stuck in a quagmire and it won't work", Mr Obama confidently predicted in October 2015.
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"The needs of the society or the individual," an interviewer asks, "Should be the same," she replies confidently.
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Mr. Greenwell writes long sentences, pinned at the joints by semicolons, that push forward like confidently searching vines.
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Nordstrom's half-yearly sale just dropped Tuesday night, and we can confidently say it's the best one yet.
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However, economic growth continues to be the one thing that investors look to for confidently holding onto investments.
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Hear is marketed as "a listening experience like no other," and I can confidently say that is accurate.
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Evildoers around the world will confidently use this powerful device to make carrying out their nefarious plans easier.
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Those who confidently told the country to take Trump seriously but not literally should be ashamed of themselves.
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For now, I have some choices to make — and the knowledge that, finally, I can do so confidently.
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"The most important job any woman can have is being a mother," Ivanka says confidently into the camera.
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The kick went to Wayne Rooney and he confidently deposited it in the bottom corner of the goal.
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Yet, the uncertainty over trade policy is making it more difficult for companies to invest and operate confidently.
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"I have plans to create the ICONNic music festival," Ja Rule said confidently, referencing his new app ICONN.
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Fashion is a form of self-expression and can allow you to more confidently present your personal identity.
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It's a sunny, optimistic vision, in a car that confidently positions its driver out in the open air.
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But if you can wear something comfortably and confidently, you should feel good — and nothing else should matter.
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President Donald Trump apparently will miss another deadline for another goal he once confidently touted for his administration.
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Just as scientists confidently predicted last century, climate change is pushing weather to extremes all over the planet.
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I was also aware that Taylor is a person who will confidently state her opinion, personal and professional.
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Meghan showed off her cooking skills at the event, flipping chapatis confidently and turning koftas on the grill.
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Rogers began Wednesday's match confidently, earning the first service break and serving for the set at 27-26.
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Federer buckled under pressure at 5-5 in the opener and Thiem confidently held in the next game.
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Up-to-date training can minimize bloodshed in an emergency situation, allowing employees to act quickly and confidently.
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He strode into the Senate hearing room confidently and not the least bit awed by his new surroundings.
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I can confidently say there are few things worse than when your period hits unexpectedly, especially in public.
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It's extremely nice to watch patiently shot videos of someone confidently and efficiently showing off their own mastery.
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It was the right call, making the phone easy to confidently grip and avoiding any ugly fingerprints whatsoever.
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But customers who cannot confidently scan a website or who don't buy in quantity must visit a store.
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Instead, she confidently expresses her specific racial experiences while still appealing to mainstream audiences with her vivid storytelling.
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"Fake I.D.," the excellent, stinging opening track, full of confidently pealing guitar, appears to nod at this conundrum.
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The trip began a day before the election, and Mr. Kerry had confidently predicted a Hillary Clinton victory.
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Three weeks ago, Iranian officials confidently said that the epidemic would not be a problem in their country.
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From the first shot to the last, this movie is confidently guided by a specific and committed vision.
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As you start to express yourself more confidently, it's natural to worry about becoming arrogant in the process.
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Then in the very next scene, he confidently describes himself as a "hysterical queen" to his other bandmates.
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Marie confidently baffles and humiliates the townspeople at every turn, fleecing some, rejecting others and blackmailing them all.
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It's also possible that "tough on crime" laws have given prosecutors the ability to more confidently file charges.
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While Mr. Gates answered the prosecutors' questions confidently, the defense team put him through a withering cross-examination.
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Show your worth as a leader by humbly (yet confidently) stepping up and admitting failure when it happens.
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When an official prompted me for said document, I confidently opened the enormous binder that was my life.
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In power since 2010, he confidently suggested that he planned to lead the country until at least 2030.
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If the client asks hard-hitting questions, I can answer confidently based on both personal and industry experience.
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From parents and children to relationships and expenses, here&aposs how to navigate these chats confidently and effectively:
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"I saw the emotional effect," Hyman tells Raz, recalling students confidently playing dress-up in a campus square.
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Ms. Warren and her team, in turn, have confidently parried those attacks and used them to rally supporters.
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Most people confidently replied that they understood it very well — after all, they use zippers all the time.
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Now, that you have your list of pro-approved ingredients, you can dig into your cabinets more confidently.
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The third black woman to run for the White House will not be the last, they say confidently.
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" Bridgers said that she admires the "weirdness of the creative choices that Mitski seems to make so confidently.
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He told too many lies for us to confidently pick a single most notable lie of the year.
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Nearly two years since its debut, I can now confidently say the Touch Bar is not very good.
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I challenge anyone to read this document and come away with a confidently affirmative answer to that question.
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Jussie Smollett strutted confidently into a Cook County Courthouse for a hearing he did NOT have to attend.
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Just as transformative, though, was seeing images of women of all shapes and sizes confidently sharing photos of themselves.
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And last year, it confidently said the Carolina Panthers would beat the Broncos by a score of 24-20.
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Rosa Barney can confidently pose in lingerie, but the curve model says she wasn't always comfortable in her skin.
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Paltrow just can't recollect and confidently insists she wasn't in the movie but she was, in fact, in Avengers.
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I practiced shopping, confidently demanding what I needed and even succeeding a few times at haggling the prices down.
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Ripping on the president's hat is a risky thing that I wanted to do confidently and with no regrets.
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" Vulture called Rainbow "a ray of hope and solidarity, and it stays coolly upbeat and confidently shuffling through genres.
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The couple met with Duntsch, who confidently explained that minor, routine surgery would "fix it for good," remembers Don.
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But what's most impressive about the second season of The Exorcist is how confidently it blends its many tones.
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To do so, we've compiled some tips and tricks for how to confidently wear this season's boldest paintbox shares.
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Citizens of the Democratic Republic of Congo will know who its next president is by Tuesday, he says confidently.
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"You just kind of have to keep being yourself and move forward with what you love," she said, confidently.
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Autonomous cars need loads of data before they can confidently prowl the streets, and data takes time to collect.
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Let's kick things off (ha ha) by diving right into five soccer movies I can confidently say are wonderful.
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In the right pair, I know I look good, and I can strut more confidently from borough to borough.
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So I figured, "what's the big deal?" and confidently drew up some rules: I would only carry $5 cash.
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He strode out very confidently for his UFC debut and seemed to have Johnson rocked with his opening flurry.
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Until a few days ago, most rumors confidently stood by '25c,' following the name of 25's plastic 5c.
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The brand calls it the "perfect shade of red," and we can confidently say that is not a stretch.
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But in FFXV, when things get serious, you can't squander time — the campaign suddenly and confidently demands your focus.
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" Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Bush confidently asserted, "has pledged that political or sectarian interference will not be tolerated.
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Much to the their surprise, however, Trudeau confidently answered the two-pronged query, eliciting even more laughter and applause.
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If Google can confidently detect a car accident, the app could be directed to contact the emergency services automatically.
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A number of the companies that confidently launched services a year ago have either collapsed or significantly curtailed operations.
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And now that that day has come, I can confidently say that my life will never be the same.
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I'm leaving behind any insecurities I had on set, and going through this journey as confidently as I can.
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The Clinton campaign once talked confidently about turning red states blue, but new surveys out of Arizona, Texas, Georgia.
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"They also have great elasticity, confidently playing in new territories and categories to expand their customer bases," Bloomfield added.
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Wedrum opened up in the exchanges very confidently when he looked to claim his first title defense against Miocic.
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The continuing execution of that strategy remains our priority, enabling us to face the more challenging external environment confidently.
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Now, citing President Donald Trump's unpopularity, he's confidently predicting an even bigger Democratic landslide in the 20103 midterm elections.
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Markle showed no sign of nerves on her big day, as she and Harry waved confidently to the cameras.
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By showing up together consistently and confidently, we counter this hate and bring to life a better world together.
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But I can confidently state that chicken soup will carry even the laziest cook through a long, cold season.
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And, because they offer a range of inseams, you can confidently try styles that you normally wouldn't go for.
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There are no platformers at Stadia's launch, so the one genre where I could confidently speak to isn't present.
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The MPLA won the elections confidently with 61% of the votes, although this is down from 72% in 2012.
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Come up with a range for each so you could confidently bet $20143 against the prospect of winning $1.
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He confidently answered questions, patiently explained the same thing over and over, and was deferential yet decisive with critics.
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She stares into the camera with both arms confidently beside her and feet in clunky shoes on the ground.
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All of this makes for an album which confidently knows it can't be easily bracketed by epoch or genre.
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Along with finalists Miss Hawaii and Miss Georgia, Barber was asked to define what "confidently beautiful" means to her.
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He imagined that as the first Republican woman president, confidently striding over to the boys' club and asserting herself.
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How would I be able to confidently make terrible life choices if my wine-selling astrologer couldn't reach me?
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I feel like this should be the easiest question ever, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders still can't answer it confidently.
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The decision serves as a moment for Democrats to stand up for an open America that confidently competes globally.
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Yet her Serene Highness of 59th Street sails on, confidently awaiting the next custodian of New York's social dream.
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Her office was spotless, she spoke clearly and confidently, and she pulled off the medical procedures without a hitch.
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"Before we were close, now we are together," said Sedano confidently, sitting behind his desk at the police station.
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The result was confidently two-faced: a trench coat appended to a jean jacket; a wool peacoat to houndstooth.
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Stefflon Don is a confidently dismissive rapper with a rich, bulbous voice, and her verse here is downright haughty.
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He confidently laid out his revision of Balkan history, mixing anecdotes of past horrors with images of the present.
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Go back to January, when analysts were confidently predicting oil would be close to $60 by the third quarter.
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Its subject—the commoner with the Italian name—is thirty-five, handsome, bearded, gazing confidently over our right shoulder.
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After confidently attacking the law in four consecutive elections, Republicans for the first time this year are playing defense.
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An amendment would give women more control over pregnancy decisions and allow doctors to treat teen pregnancies more confidently.
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Looks like he cuts his own bangs with toenail clippers," Colbert said, to which Warren confidently replied, "Bill Gates!
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He asserted the need to work with Republicans and find common political ground, and he confidently defended his age.
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"I'm hoping to win at the national level since my hips are taken care of," the swimmer said confidently.
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"Toward the end of the conversation Jimmy said confidently, 'I had to kill my n*****- loving fiancé,'" he added.
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Despite the higher center of gravity, it confidently holds corners with a small amount of the expected body roll.
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As he cut confidently through the air, I felt like a penguin in his arms, flightless and waddling pathetically.
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On the confidently vulnerable "244:44," his 13th studio album and first in four years, he has chosen both.
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For the reality star and mother of two, posing naked is a way for her to confidently embrace her body.
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In mid-February Tidjane Thiam confidently trumpeted the Swiss bank's "strong start" to "market-dependant activities" – in other words, trading.
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"We want young men to understand how to confidently check themselves and know what to watch out for," Woodside said.
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With her hair swept back, Lopez flexed her incredible arms as she looked confidently at the camera over her shoulder.
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Similarly, talking confidently about what you do or being forthright about your own accomplishments isn't necessarily being arrogant or smug.
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Based on all the data we have from the past 13 months, no sane person could confidently make that bet.
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In June, Boring Company CEO Elon Musk confidently promised Chicago a yet-to-be-invented method of subterranean mass transit.
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Anyone with a working phone and a smidge of bravery can confidently tell you that dating is the absolute worst.
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The SCHAFT Bipedal RobotGetting robots to walk steady and confidently on two feet has been a tremendous challenge for researchers.
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Michael Cautillo, the head of the body overseeing the bridge, confidently predicted in August that construction will start by 2018.
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But only now, in her fifth and final act of life, can Fonda confidently feel that she is herself, too.
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Click here to view original GIFWe can confidently say this is what it would look like if Skynet made movies.
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And with the latest model, announced today, OnePlus can confidently say that its device rivals those competitors in every way.
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The tester reported that the pump was comfortable to wear but didn't always feel attached enough to move around confidently.
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Once they get their own shops going, many of them say confidently, they'll be able to pay the loans back.
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The bottom line: More work is needed for scientists to confidently winnow down the forecast range of sea-level rise.
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Legalization advocates confidently predicted that users would compensate for higher potency by cutting back their consumption, but that hasn't happened.
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If you do, this new moon in playful Gemini will find you confidently building new bridges and connecting with people.
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I can confidently say that HP (and Lenovo, in some cases) are producing convertibles that are also aesthetically pleasing ultrabooks.
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I remembered two phrases from my Google search so approached the target as confidently as possible and began to whisper.
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She stood behind home plate, strummed her guitar confidently, and landed her voice cooly in the center of each note.
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He confidently looks at the two young trainees, who are now sitting in the audience, and gives them a nod.
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She confidently declares that she's "every man's type" and no, we don't get a single shot of cleavage from her.
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Democrats have more midterm anxiety than you might think, given most pundits are confidently predicting Republicans will lose the House.
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People who had never read a word of Freud talked confidently about the superego, the Oedipus complex, and penis envy.
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Our Honda handled confidently while also exhibiting a bit of understeer around corners to keep you from pushing too hard.
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Fabrics that you thought you couldn't confidently wash yourself, like silk or performance fabrics, will stay preserved with each wash.
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On balance, she pulled it off, swatting his attacks aside and confidently delivering her own criticisms from higher, firmer ground.
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However, we can confidently say "Hello Yachty" courtesy of Saskatchewan-producer Tesher is without a doubt the greatest one, ever.
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But after many interviews with Poole, I can confidently say he truly gets the sociology behind why people use them.
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Leaning on a bannister in front of me, he confidently introduces himself as Carlos, Elias' grandson and my tour guide.
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This thing lumbered confidently over the boulders and, clearly operating on his own schedule, approached us without the slightest concern.
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"We can confidently state that, overall, access to improved transportation options does reduce the number of missed appointments," Sampson said.
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By ensuring that you are following quality news, you can confidently spread their fact-check articles that combat nefarious stories.
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More bones and additional evidence will need to be uncovered before scientists can confidently say that ancient Roman whaling occurred.
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Despite the deliberate disjointedness of the script, the production, another confidently expressive staging by Lila Neugebauer, makes it coolly legible.
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He was properly repulsed by it, but C.C. strode confidently past him in the hallway, knowing he wouldn't take action.
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The assembled hundreds join in a mass mumble, but one woman's voice stands out and confidently rises, clear and lovely.
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Once, you could build a car in America using American designs and American steel and, very confidently, call it American.
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"That's just the facts," he confidently tells the camera amid his "investigation" into the integrity of Chuck E. Cheese Pizza.
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Senate leaders are talking confidently about their ability to wrangle together a majority, even with their thin margin for error.
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I'm drawn to confidently written novels with strong narrative authority, plenty of attitude, incredibly gripping plots, and complex, flawed characters.
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At the end of one round, he had the last clue and confidently put down his buzzer even before answering.
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Barack Obama in October 2008 that reveal a presidential campaign confidently preparing to govern — and grapple with the financial crisis.
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These elements are juggled confidently by the director Michael Bonfiglio, who opens with a vignette that evokes a 1970s sitcom.
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Ms. McGinn looked for potential opponents who were also leaders — people in management, or who answered questions confidently or forcefully.
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Finally undergoing bottom surgery has allowed me to confidently flourish in my new body and dismantle any remaining gender dysphoria.
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If the two numbers coming from each tank agreed, then the fuel gauge could confidently show the current fuel level.
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But in most other ways, Ms. Feore's thrilling version finds new doors into the material and strides confidently through them.
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But it also had her confidently commanding a house of 31 men and taking ultimate control over her romantic future.
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Neither of those did as much damage as confidently writing in "renovation" here on the first pass through this grid.
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It even brought James Cameron onstage to boot, and the director confidently stated that we humans will merge with technology.
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There is, therefore, a good chance China could more confidently subvert the dollar and challenge American primacy in the Gulf.
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Sometimes you need to hear hard stories from others to knock down your own barriers and confidently move past fear.
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Instead, he comes up with a new plan as swiftly and confidently as middle-aged men are wont to do.
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That's why we partnered with Uber, a company that's committed to helping us traverse new territories both safely and confidently.
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That's simply not enough to confidently guess whether Waymo's cars are safer than humans, about the same, or more dangerous.
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These tenets are sacrosanct and are part of the reason that service members confidently volunteer to go into harm's way.
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She resolved to handle her treatment confidently, and didn't miss work as an assistive technology specialist for special-needs students.
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Action planet Mars connects with the planet of abundance, Jupiter, on Thursday, and you can find yourself confidently spending your money.
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And from the couple of weeks I spent with the Roku Speakers, I can confidently say that they're terrifically idiot-proof.
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Well, after playing around with it for a few weeks, our judges can confidently say it lives up to the hype.
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The latest season, which starts stronger and more confidently than the last one, makes a key change: you aren't Clementine anymore.
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These omnivores, as we can now confidently call them, are likely responsible for significant grazing and nutrient transport within these ecosystems.
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The conversation around women's sexuality in games has certainly shifted, but I can't confidently say it's all been for the better.
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And, of course, there will be pop-ups and installations that one can pretty confidently assume will be optimized for Instagram.
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As a former congressional press secretary I can confidently tell you that you have violated the Hatch Act with this tweet.
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In the first shot, Paola, 31, wore a white crochet bikini top and red thong and confidently posed in the mirror.
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Alarmingly, the camp readiest to answer that call is a Labour Party marching ever further and more confidently to the left.
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But she's also the ultimate home-schooled kid, confidently operating under assumptions that have never come up against real-world facts.
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As memories of that upheaval faded, his ability to assert confidently what the great man would have thought became ever-handier.
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When I posited the question to my coworkers, one confidently speculated the Shutter Island star must have been toting around condoms.
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That lower-resolution display helps the XR power through a whole day much more confidently than either of the XS models.
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By midweek Miller was confidently telling people that the program was going to end, a source who spoke to him said.
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More significantly, there's a new entrant in the field that can more confidently describe itself as the Uber for trucking: Uber.
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Verdict: I've taken different fitness classes in the past, but I can confidently say that Spiderbands is one of a kind.
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At any rate, markets can now confidently expect that the big realignment of U.S.-China trade flows is finally under way.
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He had a whole picnic with Megan, and Glasses Alex eclipsed him instantly by just walking into the villa "quite confidently".
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Investors can invest more confidently, knowing that the US is working to ensure these products can be safely brought to market.
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America needs a woman who is not ashamed of her strength of personality and confidently takes on the reins of leadership.
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But calculating the exact calorific content of food is far harder than the confidently precise numbers displayed on food packets suggest.
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I love wearing and experimenting with makeup because it makes me feel more like myself, ready to confidently meet the world.
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This masterclass features over 40 hours of accredited instruction that will help you present confidently and forge better connections with people.
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It's the perfect sequel because it confidently recognizes what made the original work — and then, crucially, it doesn't mess with that.
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But without the stumbles that lead to walking confidently, the prize of running a sub-four-minute mile cannot be won.
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This was a man who had ended his performance twice as distant from his viewers than when he had confidently begun.
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Now that you've narrowed down your options and can confidently say you're dealing with the bonafide flu, it's time to act.
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As a company, we take all issues of harassment very seriously and we're confidently assured by the results of the investigation.
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In an interview with Britt Robson, Mitchell confidently claimed that the 220-foot Towns is the best shooter on the team.
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It could have been held and handled confidently at first, which was what Dr. Ford's wishes were, as I understand it.
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" After confidently trying to take over the product demonstration, Paltrow devolves into Johns' anxious demeanor, calling Himalayan sea salt "angry sugar.
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A violin cried out as four boys strutted confidently across the studio floor, followed by a group of equally poised girls.
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Spread across dozens of genres and forms, films can be funny or sad, artsy or pedestrian, unabashedly childish or confidently mature.
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"Bumble is passionate about helping people connect confidently, safely and in an environment where they feel empowered," said a Bumble spokesperson.
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" To which the young Rodriguez confidently — and without hesitation — responds, "Jennifer Lopez, hopefully you can find me a date with her.
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Beyond winning the all-important holiday sales season, Penney confidently declared to investors that its turnaround has more room to run.
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I still eat grapes like a champ and confidently weave through Toronto traffic like a Nascar driver while slabbing on mascara.
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Here was a boutique analog synthesizer company confidently and unapologetically wading into virtual synthesis—and for the mobile age, no less.
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In the early days of the internet in China, outside commentators confidently opined that Beijing's attempts at internet control were doomed.
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While confidently touting his strong support in New Hampshire, Trump has largely left the predictions game to the pundits this week.
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But if you ask Sany now if these sacrifices and costs were worth it, she will respond confidently in the affirmative.
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"I have gotten to the point where I can confidently look at two women and say: 'I love you,' " Ben admitted.
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Having several years of data on the asteroid's trajectory gives scientists the ability to predict its path very confidently, he added.
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I can confidently say the Versa is the most comfortable Fitbit wearable â€" smartwatch or fitness tracker â€" I've ever used.
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Blue Ivy Carter makes an adorable appearance with baby hair and an afro, hand on hip, smiling confidently at the camera.
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She started confidently, winning the first four games, only for her 81st-ranked opponent to pull one break of serve back.
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I will confidently deviate from a recipe and try something new, but as the recipes get trickier my results have varied.
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The more you solve problems and create incremental value that impacts the bottom line, the more you can confidently ask for.
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"No one can confidently predict whether or when such a fiscal crisis might occur in the United States," the CBO said.
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One young London couple nervously expecting their first baby make friends with their new neighbors, a couple confidently expecting their first.
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We are at our best when we can tackle them bravely and confidently, not when we are accustomed to shying away.
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Ilkay Gundogan sliced through Leicester's midfield in the 26th minute before putting in Portuguese international Silva, who toe-poked home confidently.
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SIME's unique technology, combined with user conscious design, empowers healthcare teams to confidently carry out diagnostics at the point of care.
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"It can be argued confidently that the market is already very close to balance," the agency said in its monthly report.
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It's that the candidate has not yet figured out how to confidently parry attacks, or even awkward questions, about the issue.
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And that is because not a single person in the government can confidently say what Trump will say or do tomorrow.
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Despite the downsides, I can confidently say that the Jaybird Vistas are some of the best earbuds I've tested this year.
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But scientists have said it will take longer before they can confidently track down the source or sources of the pollution.
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Meadows' power was on display Wednesday when he confidently told reporters that he has the votes to block Ryan's replacement bill.
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Scientists for the first time have confidently identified on Mars a collection of carbon molecules used and produced by living organisms.
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J.C. A confidently nonchalant house beat and jazzy keyboard chords are familiar ingredients for Disclosure, in its first single since 2016.
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For a cast of nine, it confidently and successfully shows Mr. Peck composing classically virtuoso material that's elegant, witty and brilliant.
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Meeting with campaign donors in San Francisco, Ms. Pelosi declared confidently that the House majority would soon be in Democratic hands.
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Bernie supporters tirelessly reposted a video from 1988 showing him confidently predicting the rise of a woman candidate to the presidency.
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Lawless believes with adequate preparation and training, you can confidently and courageously go forth on the path in front of you.
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That was forgiven immediately as Mr. Stack emerged more than a block away, strolling confidently in the middle of the street.
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The President has also confidently predicted that warming spring weather could snuff out coronavirus, despite no evidence that is the case.
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The phrase has become popular among younger generations, and is typically used to dismiss tiresome, belligerent, or confidently uninformed baby boomers.
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Moreover, Saudi Arabia and other Arab states are undergoing sweeping changes, the full dimensions of which cannot yet be confidently predicted.
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In the lead-up to that election, most political experts confidently predicted a rout for Democrats in light of Clinton's woes.
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With centuries of vintages behind them, Burgundians can confidently describe the divergent characteristics of, say, Chambolle-Musigny and Nuits-St.-Georges.
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"We recognize that the record may not be sufficient to permit the court confidently to decide this motion," Mr. Shechtman wrote.
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In P.S. I Still Love You, his character Trevor Pike struts confidently into a classroom, pink rose clutched between his teeth.
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Also, because she says things so confidently and with good reasoning, it gives me a whole new perspective to the problem.
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I've confidently driven this Volvo on unimproved access roads at speeds that would scare most passengers (purely for research, mind you).
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Straight up, I don't have much clarity on why I'm doing these things in Valfaris, but I confidently do not care.
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The important thing to keep in mind is it's critical to respond promptly, accurately and confidently to all of these groups.
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" The breakup anthem is so luminous, so confidently bizarre, that pop mastermind Max Martin called it a case of "incorrect songwriting.
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Indeed, just three weeks ago, Pruitt confidently tweeted a photo of himself sitting behind the president's desk in the Oval Office.
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And we imagine they can get it done confidently and efficiently, which isn't always the case, but that is the fantasy.
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Even the super-forecasters require systems at a certain level of maturity before they can confidently predict the next 12-18 months.
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But when the times and events demanded he could, perhaps to his own surprise, find the right words and walk confidently ahead.
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Meanwhile, forensic scientists in the US have resisted the shift, arguing they lack the data to confidently testify about how DNA moves.
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You'll be comforted to know that after thoroughly stalking Hanisch's Instagram, we can confidently conclude that he is, in fact, verifiably amazing.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk had confidently told investors that his company would be cranking out 500,000 electric cars a year by 2018.
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Image: ShuttershockBased on prior reporting from field work and various sources, this reporter can confidently conclude that magic mushrooms are very chill.
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Samsung sums up this up on its website as "better TV sound," and I can confidently say that the company is correct.
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If Trump has his own, we should expect him to confidently sell us on the idea that he planned it all along.
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The couple left the show as "confidently boyfriend and girlfriend," Underwood told Kimmel, with the possibility of an engagement on the horizon.
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If there isn't an Indochino showroom located near you, don't worry — you can still confidently measure yourself at home following the guide.
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Even cars accelerate more quickly, negotiate curves more gracefully (my car handles well, we say), and brake more confidently than ever before.
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In a lot of ways, Hellblade is my ideal game: it's daring and smart, and confidently sticks to a very specific vision.
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You're free to make moves confidently when you can see, achieve, and balance your goals – even when the game of life changes.
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That's Ms. Mueller, a Broadway star in waiting for several years, who here steps confidently into the V.I.P. room of musical headliners.
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Confidently straddling that tightrope between the otherworldly and the palpable, there's far more at play than a simple two-chord wonder here.
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If you're a normal person and you only hear snippets of this stuff, you'll just hear a CEO confidently making his case.
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Then, we move to his middle school graduation ceremony as he steps confidently up to the podium, award medals around his neck.
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On the other, you can confidently assume that the serum, sunscreen, or shadow that's perpetually "currently out of stock" is damn good.
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I can confidently say that the glasses are the real deal: the Blade provides all the benefits Google Glass provided, but better.
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There he is, smiling confidently in the mirror, after moisturizing his perfect jawline with a facial cream formulated especially for male skin.
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Having tracked every single time they looked alike, we can confidently say this one might be the most major double-take yet.
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But we can say confidently and despite no one previously considering it for this purpose: the Touch Bar sucks for playing Doom.
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Thanks to the low-profile design, you can sport these confidently without worrying about getting weird looks from the people around you.
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U.S. government officials for decades have confidently but mistakenly predicted the approaching collapse of North Korea, given its economic and political isolation.
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Just last week, Odom confidently told E.T. he's NBA-ready -- this seems like it would be the perfect opportunity to prove it.
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" DEMS TO USE GOP OBAMACARE MISADVENTURE IN ADS Politico: "Democrats are confidently running on Obamacare for the first time in a decade.
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They're a staple in every kitchen, and you'll be able to cook more confidently with the right set of grabbing tools. 8.
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When workers, especially women, can seek more information without fear of retribution, they can more confidently pursue favorable work and wage arrangements.
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Asked whether a child born today would even have to learn how to drive, Khosrowshahi confidently said he didn't believe they would.
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Still, it has not yet been evaluated sufficiently and more evidence is needed for doctors to confidently make the recommendation, he said.
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From the few hours I spent with Sekiro, I can confidently say that I want to spend time moving through this world.
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With a trick here and a tweak there, you can confidently add a statement pair or two to your spring wardrobe ASAP.
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How can an adult confidently argue that one gender has more empathy and collaboration AND is thus less suited to tech industry?
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Then, make a list of what you're actually doing on a daily basis so that you can specifically and confidently address discrepancies.
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At the other end of the table, a silent, stealth fox is plowing his way confidently through his Herculean serving of pizza.
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Frederick found that some people have the tendency to confidently blurt out the wrong answer, stating that the ball costs ten cents.
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The actress, who plays Veronica Lodge on The CW's Riverdale, took to Instagram to share footage of herself confidently munching on insects.
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In October, when Russia started bombing Syria, Obama confidently predicted that Putin would regret his decision to enter the Syrian civil war.
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Founders are encouraged to speak confidently about their businesses in pitch meetings, rather than to open up about their weaknesses or challenges.
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"I can confidently say that I can see me and Colton getting engaged at the end of this," she tells the cameras.
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When someone asked which I was going to use, I replied, confidently and without hesitation, that it would be the women's bathroom.
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Meanwhile, a test showing low FSH levels might result in people confidently hopping back on birth control for a few more years.
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The repeated question, "are you turned on" is confidently stated, but when posed as a question the speaker is afraid deep down.
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Though I've yet to see footage of Obama getting down at Mars' show, I can confidently say that her moves were impressive.
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As the Joker confidently dances, the film plays a song to match Joker's mood: "Rock n' Roll Part 2" by Gary Glitter.
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I've heard both Democrat and Republican pundits confidently guess their side will come out on top in this scandal-laden numbers game.
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I may not be as fast as a 17-year-old, but I can confidently say there's a new sheriff in town.
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Pyongyang's worldview betrays an edgy anxiety, whereas Moscow, up until the last, confidently predicted an inevitable communist triumph over the capitalist system.
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Sadly, my Spanish is not good enough for me to confidently buy a love potion, as a fellow shopper suggested I do.
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The parent of one fourth grader said her son, who could barely read a year ago, now confidently pages through this newspaper.
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The selection isn't large, but it seems careful and curated, confidently assured that shoppers don't actually need pages and pages of options.
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"I think it's important to see someone that isn't a size zero and confidently walk around, and love the way she looks."
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For Lulu, everything had always come so easily and confidently: homework, answers on tests, college, and now, it seemed, love as well.
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Girt Kirchner, 51, from Leipzig, said she was confident Germany would "find itself again" and it was important to look ahead confidently.
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The way he confidently leaps back and forth in his sweatpants so his legs could breathe and he could effectively, go in.
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Anyway, Sammy kind of just confidently swam over to me and started pashing me in front of all the kids and parents.
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"Now we can fight confidently at all levels, including in the courts, for these rights," she added, calling the law "long overdue".
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I know I can squat 75 pounds, and I can confidently say I'm in great shape: Yes, great shape at size 18.
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During its battle, Perrigo confidently said it would earn $9.30 a share in 2016, a 22 percent increase from the previous year.
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"I want people to taste the pungent unctuous, real Filipino flavors," she writes, which are confidently funky, highly acidic and coyly sweet.
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Standing on a very minimalist stage — true to her dad's "less is more" aesthetic — North confidently shared her gifts with the world.
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Now — or at least the hope is — these cars will be able to make these left turns confidently regardless of the circumstances.
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Yet I can confidently forecast, without delay, that he and his current bosses will have to do most of the adapting here.
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With my basic drawing skills, I sketched him going no-handed on a bike and confidently starting a new home-remodeling project.
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I like the simplicity, too: just a few colors; clear, clean type; and a powerful political figure staring confidently at the viewer.
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The human team will, thereby, be empowered to act more quickly and confidently, and freed to focus on higher level problem-solving.
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As Adair said of Trump, "I can confidently say no major US politician has come close to those sorts of low levels."
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Without knowing your husband's heritage, I can still say confidently that this experience is not about him, because also, it's your birthday.
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Some people act less confidently when they have a luxury item simply because they don't feel like themselves, the study authors wrote.
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They would also be around half of the 28503 percent economic growth that Trump so confidently promised us that he could deliver.
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It also suggests that the intuitions upon which philosophers so confidently rely are actually illusions created by an elaborate system of machinery.
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"Jevons was wrong," Mr McAfee claims confidently, citing the recent decline in coal use in America even as it has become cheaper.
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She hopes her accomplishments will inspire other young people to confidently pursue careers in fields in which they might be a minority.
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In January, when oil was well over $50, analysts confidently predicted it would average around $183 by July, according to FactSet. Wrong!
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Ages 9 and above can earn a U.S. Sailing Basic Keelboat certification to confidently charter a sailboat up to 30 feet long.
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These new portrait modes are so good now we can confidently tell most non-professionals they don't need a real camera anymore.
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"I can confidently say that the vast majority of people in the US have received Phrasee content without knowing it," Malm said.
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You won't believe how much having a few entries confidently written into a Saturday puzzle can do for your solving self-esteem.
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"But somebody at the bar did collect it for me, and I'm going to add it to my collection," Kornacki says confidently.
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"I try to get rid of people who always confidently answer questions about which they don't have any real knowledge," Munger said.
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There were no police officers for miles, and he spoke confidently and openly, knowing he had little chance of getting in trouble.
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I would confidently task my 15-year-old son with cooking this, even for an important event or a magazine photo shoot.
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"Toward the end of the conversation, Jimmy said confidently, 'I had to kill my n*****-loving fiancé,'" Snow wrote in the affidavit.
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The one big risk with Cold War II would be to assume confidently that the United States is bound to win it.
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Caroline, who is a goth, has always dressed differently just so she can confidently recognise who she is in pictures and reflections.
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And I can very confidently say that after the last weeks, when there's been all these stories about CNN and Warner Media.
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The volume contains a multitude of drawings, music, and stories, presented confidently as an exhaustive encyclopedia of Pacific Northwest Coast indigenous culture.
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How do you step into that position confidently and run it with her legacy in mind and then making it your brand?
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"The party congress is a good basis on which to go confidently into the 2017 election year together," she was quoted as saying.
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While many US government officials and analysts confidently assumed Riyadh organized the effort to kill Khashoggi, the kingdom's reversal is no less stunning.
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"It's a design approach that confidently stays out of the way when it needs to," writes creative director Edmund Lam in an email.
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Angela strode over, confidently handing her a stack of papers — printouts of wildly threatening emails, each signed in a variation of Hadley's name.
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But in my time playing Apex, I can confidently say that it replicates the tense, pulse-pounding moments of my first PUBG matches.
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The first game was solid in combat and enjoyably wacky with its plot, meaning that the second could be a confidently spooky experience.
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"We expect continuing momentum in the second half and confidently raise our guidance for the full year," CEO McDermott said in a statement.
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"While the finding could be attributable to chance, I cannot confidently say that there is no increased cardiovascular risk with Heplisav," said one.
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On Tuesday, it was again in Manhattan that both Trump and Clinton confidently declared that they were within reach of the ultimate prize.
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I can confidently predict that this election cycle will be no different than previous cycles when it comes to a potential Bloomberg candidacy.
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The car drives carefully but confidently in downtown traffic and light snow, handling four-way stops, traffic lights and pedestrian crossings with aplomb.
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Ultimately this kind of AI-related stuff will increase the market, because it makes it possible for people to confidently buy airline tickets.
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He confidently asserts that his constituents have a positive view of him (which may or may not have to do with his distillery).
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At this meeting the members voted 7-2 to repeal the tax that just a month earlier they had so confidently stood behind.
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I'd like to say I handled that situation like a boss and confidently told her how nice it was to see her again.
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But of course the two can't confidently claim it works until the formula is tested against a placebo in a larger controlled study.
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It's a simple concept that's executed confidently and with a distinctive voice and visual style, and that's an under-appreciated skill these days.
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" Mr. Reardon noted that an increasing number of collectors are bidding via the Internet, showing they are "increasingly more comfortable in buying confidently.
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McMASTER: —there will be a full investigation, as you know, but certainly I think we can confidently call it a form of terrorism.
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Throughout her campaign, debates and her celebration party on Tuesday night, Ocasio-Cortez has been confidently sporting a bright red, matte lipstick shade.
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"We know pretty confidently where it fits on the tree of life alongside the archosaurs, and everything around it is carnivorous," Peecook said.
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No matter that his prior business, Magnises, was a disaster: investors loved how confidently and (allegedly) charismatically he expressed himself and his goals!
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Though usually only dogs get the honor of being good boys, we can confidently say that Joey is also a very good boy.
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For Trump to not know the basics of something he is so strongly against and to confidently speak with such error is frightening.
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After just a month of using the app, you'll already be able to speak confidently about practical topics in your language of choice.
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I can confidently say that my learning ritual has been a key to our company's success and other major life changes I've made.
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Within hours, gas companies could confidently confirm that no compromise in connection with WannaCry had been identified by a domestic natural gas utility.
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Almost as impressive is how confidently and conceptually lesser honorees Sinead O'Connor, Susan Tedeschi, Margo Timmins, and Maria McKee put their songs across.
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The left should never rest too confidently in victory, but it is in a strong position to reclaim the government from Tory rule.
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"He will learn a lesson if I win," Blankenship said confidently after meeting with a handful of supporters here in rural Fayette County.
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Imagine spilling coffee on your shirt and not thinking twice about it, or going confidently from a sweaty work out to your desk.
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Any shoe that can be worn comfortably and confidently on commutes, long walks, and to important meetings is a winner in my book.
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Wojcicki's techniques include calling out microaggressions when she sees them, stating her comments confidently, disagreeing without hedging, and getting more women into tech.
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If you can speak confidently and eloquently about who you are and what you offer, you're leaps and bounds ahead of the competition.
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Rishi Chandra, a vice president for product management at Google, said that when Google could confidently answer a question, Home would respond appropriately.
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Many Microsoft customers "can confidently invest" in the company's products geared to private data centers, while exploring options to use Azure, he said.
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Four thank-you notes to Michelle Obama, who has spent the past eight years quietly and confidently changing the course of American history. .
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"I can confidently predict there will not be a connection with the debt ceiling and spending decisions in December," McConnell said in September.
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Backed by the Andre Agassi Foundation, the Square Panda toy teaches kids from two to eight years old to read and spell confidently.
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President Trump Friday confidently declared that the US will lead the world in deploying the next generation of wireless services known as 5G.
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"She's about to squirt," he says confidently, and within seconds she does, each dramatic expulsion of liquid accompanied by a disconcertingly loud scream.
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At the first meeting I attended, nearly everyone I talked to was confidently queer, gay, pansexual, transgender, bi, polyamorous, or something in between.
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Sara Cedar Miller in Central Park, an American Masterpiece affirms that her physique might be the one walking confidently with lily in hand.
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Although the negative reactions never ceased, I became more adept at confidently explaining the beauty of lube to people who weren't into it.
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But while I seemed to those around me to be moving confidently towards the fix, my subconscious was backing further and further away.
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Throughout its first season, "Atlanta" has strayed confidently from its main story, shifting tone and character focus with ease from episode to episode.
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I managed to smize back at this nurturing face, a welcoming port in an emotional storm, as she started to confidently approach me.
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Young Tiller, is more famous than many of his rap contemporaries: Namely, he has a good voice, and he sings and raps confidently.
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Right now, she is prepping for her U.S. citizenship test and can confidently rattle off facts about assorted government branches and legislative processes.
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She seems supremely and confidently alone onscreen, which in moments can create an internal tension with her physical superfluidity, her outward, inviting flow.
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City Kitchen Some of the most skilled cooks I know — people who confidently roast, grill and fry — balk at the notion of braising.
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However, a reporter for The New York Times who entered the city on Saturday morning found insurgents confidently in control at every intersection.
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It seemed big news to him that Rothenberg, a dispassionate prognosticator, had confidently issued such a prediction just 10 days into Trump's presidency.
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Woods drilled it into the hole confidently, the ball rattling off the back edge to ricochet off the front edge and drop in.
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So with only a small minority of the population that can be confidently considered low risk, relaxing restrictions on them makes no sense.
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Beyond personalization, there is a shared commitment between both of our brands to empower women and help them confidently express their personal style.
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"I know Hannah and I know that having sex in the Fantasy Suite is something that's not going to happen," he confidently said.
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Trump has confidently predicted that Xi will have to give in because China won't be able to take the damage to its economy.
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"If you turn the volume very low, there will be practically no bass and you will hear Yanny," a Reddit user wrote confidently.
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Black says doing so will enhance your executive presence, which is your ability to clearly and confidently express your ideas and influence others.
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She also said their "annoyance at being unable to confidently" buy Junior Mints did not justify damages in the proposed class-action lawsuit.
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But estimates of Mexican cultivation are based on satellite images, unlike census-based U.N. programs that can confidently map cultivation and eradication data.
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"When it comes to pitching, you have to get to the point fast and sell yourself and your product very confidently," says Schmidt.
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I can confidently say that the future of the Democratic Party is bright and well positioned for crucial growth in the long term.
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Day 30 It&aposs officially been a month since my PRK surgery, and I can confidently say that I can see 100% clear.
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Winding confidently through a dozen thorny disciplines, Warner was thinking circles around so many Edgies whose derivative books I'd felt obliged to read.
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Of the many meal kits I tested, I can confidently say that few were as true to the estimated preparation time as HelloFresh.
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"Try it for a year," he insisted, confidently predicting all the ways it would change my life over that kind of time period.
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"When it works, it works really well, but there's a limited number of well-characterized structures that we can confidently use," said Bhardwaj.
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Not only could he keep up with the rest of the band, but he confidently added solos and brought plenty of stage presence.
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The company is talking confidently about 2020, as its recent acquisitions mature and become a bigger part of the company's digital experience offerings.
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It pronounces confidently on causes of global warming "in recent decades" even though this is where the literature is most disputed and uncertain.
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Having used Windows Hello on Windows 10 laptops, I can confidently say signing in with your face is a convenience worth paying for.
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And Disney, which released an animated version in 1967, had the resources and brand history to do a new version confidently, and quickly.
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They work so fast, they make it look it easy — pinching the dough together in just a few seconds and flipping it confidently.
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The month starts out with you in hibernation mode, but it ends with you in your element, confidently saying hello to the world!
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The fact that they no longer make my feet bleed allows me to walk around more confidently and less like a drunken pirate.
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Which is why when this prick tells me I can't get it I can confidently declare the entire exercise a waste of time.
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It would be hard to find a single psychiatrist, no matter of what political affiliation, who could confidently say Trump is not dangerous.
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When it launched the iPhone 7 a year ago, Apple confidently declared the headphone jack obsolete technology that we could learn to live without.
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" When asked to clarify if she meant she thought she heard music while she was still in her mother's womb, she confidently said, "Yeah.
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While shares of marijuana companies may be reaching sky-high valuations, Aswath Damodaran said "the numbers are not there" to invest confidently just yet.
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Having tested dozens of different wireless headphone models, I can confidently say that the original MDR-1000X really are an excellent set of cans.
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It might not sound like much but if you're a tad socially awkward and unable to confidently flirt it can really set the mood.
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Especially since it sounds like Trump was confidently admitting walls don't work, despite spending the entirety of his campaign and presidency swearing they do.
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It's the presence of these risks that should make students of market history hesitant to confidently declare 2019 will not be a down year.
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"We will confidently defend the firm against these claims as we remain steadfast in our commitment to equal opportunity for all," the statement said.
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And with the Lib Dems ejected from power, the governing party can now confidently span the spectrum from liberal conservatism to right-wing populism.
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Still, Trump had no such doubts about his administration's response to the disaster, confidently giving it a perfect score when asked by a reporter.
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This magical cover is yet another example of the way Homecoming steps confidently out of the shadows cast by its many big screen predecessors.
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After hearing the goals, future plans, and philosophies of Hollywood's rising stars below, we can confidently agree with Whitney: The children are our future.
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The problem is, existing software has not been exposed to enough images of people of color to be confidently relied upon to identify them.
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Each man then confidently declared that an elephant was like a spear, a snake, a fan, a tree, a wall, or a rope, respectively.
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Due to the fact that Australia is technically in the future, we can confidently tell you — Trump is still the U.S. president tomorrow. Sorry.
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I used to think plastic surgery was anti-feminist, when in reality, standing confidently as a woman is the strongest thing one can do.
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That being said, I can't confidently say that the tail-heel will take off, even with Gucci's prior success in the hairy-shoe game.
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During my admittedly limited time in the vehicle, the CT6 precisely held its position in the lane and confidently handled sweeping curves at speed.
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They somehow pull off the whole "slurp up ants with their sticky, noodly, bendy straw tongues" so confidently you forget how weird that is.
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I think it's actually a little refreshing that she knows herself so strongly that she's able to confidently wear what she wants to wear.
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Although my initial attempts on breaking fashion "rules" might have been fueled by the accolades, I can now confidently wear anything without needing approval.
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It's been a couple of years since I've used a Motorola phone that I could confidently recommend to a friend (RIP Moto X 2013).
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Her screen career started with a BBC series in 1992 which showed up her natural gift for speaking confidently in front of a camera.
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After the bombing stopped the Syrian presidency posted on Twitter a video of Mr Assad, dressed in suit and tie, confidently strolling into work.
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Every son, daughter, mother, father, sister and brother should aspire to love themselves enough to walk around confidently in daylight in urine soaked sweatpants.
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Her goal has always been to confidently disrupt reality, and she summons the materials for her work depending on her vision at the time.
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It's the first hint at how profoundly, confidently ignorant Quantic Dream is about how the future, history, society, oppression, and even human beings work.
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"He's quick on his feet," Stillwell told PEOPLE of the young royal, describing a photo of George confidently taking some steps on his own.
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" Clearly on the same page as Corden, Dion, the queen of dramatic performances, confidently tells him, "I think I've got an idea, follow me.
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Four years and hundreds of millions of orders later, we can confidently say we bring convenience to the doorstep of consumers across the country.
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Western politicians once confidently predicted that growing Chinese prosperity and the emergence of a middle class would trigger calls for political liberalisation in China.
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Today, I can confidently say that I can fit my entire makeup, hair, and skin-care routine into just one quart-size plastic bag.
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Quadrupedal robots are already flexible in that they can handle all kinds of terrain confidently, even recovering from slips (and of course cruel kicks).
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"I want to save women's lives and I want more women to confidently enter these lucrative careers, properly equipped for these jobs," she says.
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Even in places where democratic expression seems so distant as to be unattainable, Armenia demonstrates that it can spring forth both unexpectedly and confidently.
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He wheels his bike confidently up to the cafe, birdlike and sprightly in a striped shirt and skinny jeans, and wolfs down an éclair.
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"Former government officials were confidently predicting that the president or members of his family would be indicted," Barr told senators in his opening remarks.
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Lulu took hold of the menu and confidently ordered a pizza and tomato pasta for us as though she'd done it many times before.
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"If we want to live inside a decent political order," he had confidently declared, "there is no better option on offer" than liberal democracy.
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However, with so few cases of these e-cigarette-associated seizures, it's difficult to confidently assess how much vaping contributes to the reported seizures.
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As I leave her at the photoshoot, in her element flipping through designer clothes and chatting confidently to stylists, I recall our earlier journey.
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There are drive modes like eco and dynamic, and also Low Traction Launch, which helps F-Pace pull away confidently on sheets of ice.
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Having written three books about early Christian martyrdom, I can confidently say that God's guardianship does not mean protection from physical suffering or death.
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Knowing the attitude of the Iranian population, I can confidently say: A war with Iran would make the Iraq war look like a cakewalk.
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It will be very difficult to confidently declare an all-clear in the stock market until the end of the pandemic is in sight.
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This confidently unapologetic comedian continues her stint at Carolines, taking a break from hosting "Late Night Whenever," the podcast/talk show produced by WNYC.
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Zoe Kazan and Paul Dano wrote the confidently understated script, adapting a novel by Richard Ford, and Mr. Dano makes his feature directing debut.
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About two and a half minutes in, she tells the congregation directly and confidently that she deserves to be loved and to have love.
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The big economic bounce that some experts have confidently predicted for later in the year may turn out to be only a small bump.
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They point out details that only people who are intimately familiar with each other can name and recognize and confidently know about another person.
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" Given the expertise of Sotheby's team, he continued, "we can confidently offer a guarantee to the seller and hedge it on the other side.
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They argue, rather confidently, that the nuclear deal will instigate reforms within the regime by strengthening the position of the "reformers" in Rouhani's camp.
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He was Harris's top adviser during her attorney general race, when she trailed by enough on election night that her opponent confidently declared victory.
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Progressives — and Republicans then were the more progressive party — confidently expected that population changes would help them win without having to compromise with conservatives.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, confidently predicted the inspector general's report would demonstrate a "system off the rails" before he read it.
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While López has long been a major genre-hopping talent in Mexico, Tigers Are Not Afraid confidently launches her onto a bigger international stage.
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"Everybody knows that the dice are loaded," sang Leonard Cohen, who died the day before Donald Trump's 2016 victory, which he had confidently predicted.
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The mezzo-soprano Kate Lindsey gave a stupendous account of the title role, executing hyper-elegant coloratura as confidently as she did agitprop orations.
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We confidently say to our people that we are coming to liberate Mosul, and it will be the fatal and final blow to isis .
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I still hold hope, however, that one day I will be able to confidently decide to spend the rest of my life with someone.
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"If nine-tenths of the report is blacked out, I think we confidently can then say, 'Yes, that is too broad,'" Ms. McCord said.
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It's warm and funny and filled with great performances, and I can confidently tell you the second season, dropping in January, is even better.
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The billionaire's ascension has been characterized as a gaslighting of the American electorate due to Trump's habit of confidently declaring inaccurate statements as fact.
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Over the years, that desire grew to expectation, to demand, even to confidently figuring out where I should get my apartment once we broke camp.
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It was incredible—I swerved around the evening and traveled faster than some of the bikers, weaving confidently through the wooded scenery without falling over.
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The real risk is instability in systems of government that depend on predictability from its top leadership to function confidently in the face of adversity.
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It nudged slightly to the left when it noticed a parked car jutting out a bit too far, but otherwise rolled confidently down the street.
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I loved fashion, and I would fantasize about the day when I'd finally reach my goal size and confidently wear sexier clothing, bikinis and lingerie.
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"In times of crisis, their calls go through and they can get their job done," Verizon Chief Network Officer Nicki Palmer confidently tells the viewer.
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Being able to speak confidently and make a powerful presentation can help you both personally and professionally, no matter what you do for a living.
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She could confidently hold her own with interviewers who praised her maturity, but she also often left them completely baffled with her off-book antics.
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Why was I a Super Attractor — someone who could confidently claim their desires — in every other area of my life, but couldn't attract my baby?
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I'd confidently critique nonfiction books about topics I'd never thought about before; I'd make arguments about novels by authors whose other books I hadn't read.
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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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"Today, you are going to walk up to three strangers you find attractive and strike up a casual conversation," Alexa chirps confidently in one clip.
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Silicon Valley is indeed undergoing a chill, while tech in Europe is growing, purposefully, confidently and across a broad front of geographical hubs and industries.
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Strycova continued to hold her own in the second set but Kerber won the key points, breaking in the ninth game before confidently serving out.
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Pereira leapt in the way but the ball struck his out-stretched arm, the Uruguayan defender was sent off and Dybala confidently dispatched the penalty.
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Ms Léon, who studied literature and musicology at the prestigious École Normale Supérieure in Paris, writes most confidently when dealing with musical phrases or expressions.
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I suspect if these questions were asked only of registered voters, the gap would narrow, but there is enough evidence now to confidently say Mrs.
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In my opinion, that's because both the multi-party value-chain and the difficulty in defining metrics make it hard to confidently evaluate the ecosystem.
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That said, Asimo was an innovative, advanced and ambitious platform: its gait was remarkably smooth, and it climbed ramps and stairs confidently on battery power.
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I still get occasionally asked things like, 'Did your mom buy that for you?' and I confidently reply back that I bought it for myself.
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So instead, ExceptionAlly has focused on going directly to parents, who, confidently and well-armed, can take their case to the school on their own.
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What Trump does have, in spades, is a cluster of raw attitudes that allow him to confidently bluster about topics with which he's utterly unfamiliar.
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In fact, I've yet to speak to an official involved who will confidently assert they can find enough revenue to get the rate below 25%.
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A woman named Unique confidently stands in front of a crowd of young children, guiding them through the silly "hees" and "hums" of vocal exercises.
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A young man, wearing a helmet painted with his country's flag, braces the instrument under his chin and confidently draws a bow over its strings.
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And as I would venture to confidently call myself a popped corn connoisseur, enthusiast, obsessor, what have you, I say that with the utmost seriousness.
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It forces you to learn some basic control on the sticks while preventing crashes and allowing beginners to more quickly and confidently create incredible shots.
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She finagles her way out of that predicament and rides up confidently to her dad, who gives us no indication that this isn't his daughter.
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And he speaks more confidently about the economy's pace of improvement and how it might drive value strategies in sectors like financial services and technology.
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So, even though his FX series may go home Emmy-less, he can sleep confidently knowing that he pulled the best stunt of the night.
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It indicates that Japanese businesses are now more confidently betting on the profitability of their future operations in the vast and rapidly growing Chinese markets.
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For years, I have confidently pontificated on topics that I think are important but that I have little experience of — child abuse, racism, sexism, sex.
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Twelve years ago, George W. Bush made inroads with Hispanic voters who many Republicans confidently said would form the basis of an enduring conservative majority.
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Trump promised a robust free trade agreement with a post-Brexit United Kingdom and spoke confidently about future nuclear agreements with North Korea and Iran.
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After going to over 103 weddings, I can confidently tell you that guests care about three major things: the food, the bar, and the music.
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Qatar is one of the world's richest countries, and confidently struck out on its own from the Gulf coalition orchestrated by Saudi Arabia against Iran.
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Broken promise No. 21625: Sustained 2900-220006-percent GDP growth Americans were confidently promised increasing and sustained GDP growth, 2202-2628 percent to be exact.
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He was just a kid, and that's what we see in this video: Mike and friends having a good time, confidently lighting shit on fire.
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Soaking up the rays and surfin' USA, the Golden State of California can confidently boast a myriad of uplifting songs, catchphrases, and undeniably freewheeling imagery.
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Once you have your list of bullet points, practice repeating them so that, when the opportunity arises, you can recite them fluidly and confidently.5.
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John Coppolella spoke confidently in August about the future of the Atlanta Braves and the efforts of their front office to resurrect the sagging franchise.
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One minute you're a resident, confidently matching the film's streets to those mapped in your head; the next minute you're as bewildered as a tourist.
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But of my three sons, only one had enjoyed the unadulterated pleasure at being "difficult to place" that I had so confidently envisioned for them.
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In "Untitled" (Unter Krahnenbäumen, 1956/323) a man in a suit strides confidently into the foreground of the photograph with two women moving behind him.
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It was such an extraordinary thing for me, as a young woman, to see: women living so comfortably and confidently and gratefully in their bodies.
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Not as she confidently hit her notes and moved quickly onto other hits, including "We Belong Together" and "Hero," which she dedicated to Mr. Lagerfeld.
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"Health and government officials have continually assured the public that healthy Americans can 'confidently travel in this country,'" the organizations said in a joint statement.
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She is openly, confidently on the left end of the political spectrum, while Cuomo has to have his job threatened to enact real progressive policy.
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Coming up from underground is the most disorienting experience — I always pretend to know that I've picked the right way, but I'm just confidently guessing.
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She began to play more confidently after she came up with two returns to break Barty's serve and held for 3-0 and 4-1.
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And by finishing in the top three in New Hampshire, Klobuchar can now confidently look at that debate as the high point of her candidacy.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer confidently declared after the Senate had approved the resolution that its passage will serve as a warning to the President.
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On the Portuguese coast of Cascais, where the nation's royal court used to summer, a new 14-story condominium building looms confidently by the sea.
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I was able to confidently fly Spark, the first drone I have ever used, after several sessions, a testament to its overall ease of use.
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While the satellites didn't know the answer about the fate of the planet, they did confidently declare that this hot spot was not a wildfire.
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Considering that Billie Eilish dominated the Grammys this year, you would think that the singer would have no problem confidently walking into any award show.
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I own a few pairs of these socks myself, and can confidently say that these are some of the most comfortable socks I've ever worn.
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Steve Harvey hosts the event, but a panel of seven women ultimately decide which of the 20 semifinalists best represents the pageant's "Confidently Beautiful" motto.
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Jones braids together these ideas cleanly and confidently, adding more and more threads until we're left in awe at everything the story of Pepe encompasses.
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It's the work of a famous man who can confidently assume that his private troubles have a scope and scale that make them publicly significant.
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Wajahat Ali As this ghoulish, absurd spectacle of an election sputters to the finish line, we can confidently say there is one winner: American Muslims.
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It's clear now that in the years ahead, we can confidently look forward to much more in a safer, more productive, more environmentally friendly environment.
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Even though the figurine won't arrive in time for Christmas, we can confidently say that Baby Yoda drinking soup makes the perfect gift year round.
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I can confidently say I've used this product for the last eight years, and I don't see myself going the next eight years without it.
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In an interview with Anderson Cooper on CBS's 60 Minutes, which aired Sunday, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez confidently answered that she believes Donald Trump is a racist.
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First, genetic variations can confidently predict thousands of nasty early childhood diseases, each individually rare but collectively accounting for 1 or 2 percent of all births.
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In the video, the women seem to truly be having fun as they sing confidently about not wanting to depend on anyone else but each other.
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The same people who confidently predicted a Clinton victory days ago will now seem confident about whatever theory they ascribe Trump's shocker to in the aftermath.
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Every year, pregnancy centers across the United States offer a helping hand to thousands of women so that they can confidently choose life for their babies.
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That comment was interpreted to mean the Fed was confidently moving forward with the rate hikes it has already forecast for 2019, and possibly adding more.
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While the strategy has worked well for other tech giants like Amazon and Netflix, nobody can confidently say that Apple's succeeded in the original video business.
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" When asked how she thinks her brother would feel about what she's doing now, Snyder responded confidently: "I think he'd be really really proud of me.
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In any other jurisdiction I would confidently say that none of the jurors had ever heard of Richard Stallman—but this is San Francisco, after all.
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With the sheer variety of wine available, it can be hard to feel like you can ever amass enough knowledge to confidently buy a new bottle.
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The biggest question here is do these upgrades finally make the Blade Stealth an actual gaming laptop that you can take anywhere and game confidently on?
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While he won't predict he can flip enough GOP seats to retake the majority, he confidently told CNN his party would pick up seats this fall.
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The spontaneity that cooking seemed to require — the way my mom confidently threw things in a pot with the assumption they'd taste good together — terrified me.
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Will Jennings of Southampton University doubts that anyone can confidently predict how an election would go at the moment: "People are just throwing out crazy numbers."
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I'll be confidently tossing, twirling and whipping my hair back and forth on the dance floor, like the hair model my inner self longs to be.
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One of the reasons manufacturers are confidently piling on capacity despite costlier raw materials is that, at the moment, little else can compete with their wares.
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When he confidently proclaimed in his condescending, high-pitched voice that his equation could explain the evolution of altruism, they probably thought he was a crank.
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Speaking of standing, the baby giraffe was on their hooves 20 minutes after coming into the world and walking around confidently 45 minutes after their delivery.
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By looking at all these types of measurements together, the study authors could more confidently set aside data that did not represent ice cover, Shepherd explained.
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De Rossi confidently struck the spot kick inside the right post, and even though ter Stegen leapt in the right direction the goalkeeper had no chance.
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Investors have decided that high-flying publishers that once confidently explained that they'd created a new media paradigm are now worth very little ... or even less.
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So when Hammer's camp refuses to give her a title shot, Shields can confidently turn her attention to the super middleweight champion without any fear whatsoever.
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Enter Garza, who confidently displays all the sexual health expertise you might expect from a baseball player who has scored exactly six times since turning pro.
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I went a lot faster than that on a racetrack, and the NSX proved that it can handle (and stop) at amazing speeds, confidently and surely.
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Dake plans to arrest Axe in his office at closing bell and confidently tells Chuck he doesn't need him and Chuck can't work on the case.
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"Tony's very similar to me actually," Mr. Barbieri said confidently, in a New York Italian accent so thick it sounds the way home-cooked lasagna smells.
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But we can confidently look at the steps forward already taken and know we are on the right path — not just for some, but for all.
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But as interpreted by Veronika Part, Thomas Forster and Cory Stearns of American Ballet Theater, it looked more unsteady, too restrained at times, than confidently serene.
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Another way of saying all this is that, while our forebears looked confidently to the text of the Aeneid for answers, today it raises troubling questions.
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He struts confidently in front of the judges, unaware that his small-town accent and gauche demeanour put him at a serious disadvantage in the competition.
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There was a catch, though: Before the subject had a chance to respond, other research assistants disguised as participants all confidently selected the same wrong answer.
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Realizing that the NCAA's posturing on HB2 has its roots in the demands of LGBT advocates allows us to (somewhat confidently) predict the NCAA's next move.
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Weihenmayer carefully felt out the thick, marker-drawn edges of each square before drawing his "O"s, while his daughter confidently filled in her "X"s.
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In fact, the slight uneasiness felt in watching the actors confidently speaking about facts they couldn't have witnessed due to their age has a precise purpose.
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They spoke with each other for hours through Google Translate, and she told Ahmed she felt emboldened just by meeting another Muslim woman confidently traveling alone.
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Sanders's support among low-income voters in the Iowa and New Hampshire exit polls, according to Leighley, shouldn't be confidently interpreted to mean more than that.
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"Our early Surface Hub business partners can tell you confidently that they work together better with Surface Hub," Microsoft devices marketing GM Brian Hall writes today.
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Optimistically introduced as "the next president of the United States," Kasich gave a rambling speech in which he confidently predicted that he would be the nominee.
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Based on our experience with the smaller version, we can confidently say that fan is super quiet and effective at cooling a bedroom without interrupting sleep.
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