How it decides matters as much as what it decides.
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So to the question of who decides, I'd say that no one decides.
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"We will now abide by what the American government decides not what JPMorgan decides," Dimon said.
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Nothing can happen in Hungary unless Mr. Orban decides it should, and everything he decides happens.
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"At the end of the day, as I've said before, whatever Kevin decides, whatever Klay decides to do, whatever who decides to do, we had great years together and I support everybody wholeheartedly."
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It's not a ... Well, it also leaves out who decides when it's enough, who decides ... I get your point.
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We are a generous multicultural immigration nation like the United States but the government decides, the people's representatives decides.
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Bret: Whatever Trump decides — and whatever she decides — she's clearly setting herself up for a presidential run in 2024.
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At critical junctures, however, it is so thoroughly nuanced that it decides nothing, or decides against its own factual underpinnings.
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He who decides the distance decides when the exchanges happen, and he can time his counters while conserving his energy.
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Generally, the FBI decides whether to recommend charges in a case, and the Justice Department decides whether to file charges.
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There's no gatekeeper, no one who decides what's true and what's not, no one who gives context and decides what's newsworthy.
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It decides what jobs they do, dictates where and what hours they work, and often decides if and when to fire them.
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And when his world decides to turn against him, he does what any person would do for self-preservation: He decides to fight.
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It at least owes the country an explanation for how it decides who gets those labels and how it decides when to take them back.
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There could be a situation in which a publisher decides to experiment with Stadia and later on decides cloud gaming isn't something it's interested in exploring.
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Anybody who decides to do it, or decides to go to Mars, by virtue of that means they're disqualified to be president or go to Mars.
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One die decides how many spaces you move and another die decides what ability you can use, like causing other players to drop coins on the board.
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In this episode's futuristic world, a dating app (or "system," as they call it) not only decides who you can date, but decides when your relationship will expire.
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KOLPAKOV: Yes, it is like, there is Putin, and of course his decisions are the most important, and there are issues he decides, he always decides by himself.
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If Jaime is captured it'll be interesting to see how Daenerys decides to use him in the coming war... and whether or not Tyrion decides to let her.
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He's the one who decides when they're going to go to work every day, and he's the one who decides when they're going to break for the evening.
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I believe that Bloomberg, if he decides to run, would take significant votes away from Clinton or Sanders or any other Democrat who decides to enter the race.
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But one of them decides to ignore the roadblock (however risky that may be) and do it anyway, while the other decides to focus on the roadblock instead.
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"Everything the Supreme Court decides is settled law until a majority of the Supreme Court decides to unsettle it," Schumer told Politico after his own meeting with Kavanaugh.
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What'll ultimately matter is how open Facebook decides to be in these forthcoming blog posts, as well as how often it decides to update the public on its thinking.
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But he said he thinks there's a 2% chance Trump decides he's had enough, declares he'd accomplished more in three years than any president in history, and decides not to run.
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This , Brown decides, is the image of the eighties.
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Elle, who has suffered more than enough already, decides she's going to take matters into her own hands and decides to pour antifreeze into the pumpkin pie in hopes of killing him.
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For whatever reason, he decides to watch the show going on below him for a while, and then decides, "Oh, maybe I should get out," and then starts cutting himself away, so.
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A heavy meat eater who decides to reduce his or her meat consumption will make a difference, just as a light meat eater who decides to eliminate meat completely will do the same.
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She decides something and then we just trust each other.
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She decides to review these concepts with the entire class.
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The songs play and the crowd decides on the favorites.
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You're the Cher who decides how to Cher it best.
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Thankfully, someone decides to swap said child with a mannequin.
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Well, as predicted, he decides to send them both home.
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C. has two sandwiches when he finally decides he's hungry.
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He denies it, but Eve still decides to seduce him.
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He decides it's time for her to meet his mother.
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Then Cutler decides to offer his wingman services to Henderson.
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She decides that timing is irrelevant and starts cooking, lol.
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If Knight decides to run, he'd join a crowded field.
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The Kremlin decides who gets rich and stays that way.
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When he decides to come back, he will come back.
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences decides on the winner.
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It is the doctor who decides, and no one else.
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We always follow the reindeer wherever it decides to go.
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Who decides how to allocate scarce, sometimes lifesaving, pharmaceutical resources?
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YOU are the only one who decides your self worth.
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Disruption when their employer just decides to change their coverage.
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She's hurt, feeling very petty, and decides to take action.
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Kaling: I think people are surprised at what she decides.
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It decides when to make layoffs and other strategic decisions.
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But what decides my vote more than anything is experience.
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Suppose the surrogate decides she wants to have an abortion.
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In an act of rebellion, Willow decides to go there.
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The Fed next decides on interest rates on July 31.
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Who, exactly decides what is and isn't of public interest?
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We'll update if and when he decides how to respond.
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THE BOARD DECIDES WHETHER OR NOT MY PAY IS COMPETITIVE.
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Controlled by Khamenei, it decides who is allowed to run.
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Amazon decides which ZIP codes are in its service area.
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The market will be focused on what the Fed decides.
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She decides she'd better get Paul before Paul gets her.
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But it's the stripper that decides when, how, and what.
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The U.S. central bank decides on rates on July 31.
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She decides that the family should take a step back.
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Why do you think Louis decides to help save Beecher?
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A little later Kristin decides she's not doing the speech.
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We only know what the government decides to tell us.
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As its controlling shareholder, it decides whether Hershey remains independent.
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Whatever the court decides, an important message has been delivered.
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"I think we're going to go with Benjamin," she decides.
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And then the President decides whether clemency should be granted.
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But what happens when it decides not to help anymore?
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Mike decides to settle the score with a scary adversary.
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At which point Lou decides to help him live again.
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States based on a visa, decides to apply for asylum.
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He decides when they should escort detainees to the bathroom.
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Even so, the jihadi decides to become a suicide bomber.
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We can't know for sure until Netflix decides we can.
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If the customer decides to keep it, they buy it.
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He decides to tack on third adjective to describe himself.
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He decides he is ready to start having kids pronto.
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That's why social media initiatives like Ghana Decides are important.
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Jimmy decides that he needs more potential for job growth.
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Much depends on what the White House decides to do.
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Who decides the rules, and who are the 'risky' subjects?
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What Germany decides could have ripple effects around the world.
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But Trump decides which states will be declared disaster areas.
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OPEC decides to partially or fully unwind the supply cut.
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"It makes us ready for any market the government decides."
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Whatever he decides, construction will have to start from scratch.
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The league decides to allow this, mainly for the publicity.
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But the agency issuing the notice decides what is reasonable.
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But nature decides where the whales will be, not me.
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He'll make a home wherever he decides to end up.
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Elizabeth Warren's endorsement, if she decides to end her campaign.
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He decides to go to Cuba to practice his Spanish.
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The referee reviews it and decides to rescind the call!
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Then, their personality is evaluated, which decides their ultimate destination.
|
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But who designs it, and who decides how it's deployed?
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In one, a local activist decides to run for Congress.
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After seeing the woman, Nillesen decides to call an ambulance.
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" The enemy, he decides, is "thought — looping destructive gnawing thought.
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So what decides who should stay or who should go?
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However she decides to define herself — and with whatever letter.
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The company decides to hire two people and not one?
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How do you run when cancer decides to chase you?
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She goes back home and decides to find the author.
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Midge decides the answer is no and gets a cab.
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The camera decides who it likes and who it rejects.
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Peering into the window, Dud decides to pilfer the pipe.
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Whatever the Court decides in Maine Community Health Options v.
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We'll just need to wait and see what Samsung decides.
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As the wedding grows closer, he decides to kill himself.
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The platform's owner controls access and decides what gets play.
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The board then decides whether to follow the council's advice.
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Girl thinks it over and decides to take a chance.
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Whatever the company decides to do should probably happen quickly.
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It decides where and when the private sector can operate.
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Since she's running late, she decides to call a car.
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So TPG decides to create something called the Rise Fund.
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|
There's a moment where this broken family decides it's time.
|
|
Who decides where "the line" is and when it moves?
|
|
Now imagine Trump decides to stay in the Paris accord.
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"If one veteran sees what we've done and gets up off the couch and decides to change his life, or decides not to take his life, then it will all be worth it," he explains.
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No matter what DeGeneres decides, it's sure to be a hoot.
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She decides to keep the baby, and she names it Emma.
|
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Yes. So let's pretend only New York decides to prosecute him.
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Aubry then decides that her #BigMove might be to eliminate Tai.
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Of course, he decides to tell Frances (which is totally unnecessary).
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That is, until the duke decides that somebody should crack down.
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And if he decides to do dance, okay great, no problem.
|
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The nation's highest court decides which cases it wants to take.
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She decides to be a queen first and a sister second.
|
|
What happens if Satoshi decides to move some of his coins?
|
|
Is this the year everyone decides to go at it alone?
|
|
The commission sets policies and decides cases related to fair competition.
|
|
"Who decides what is 'history'?" asks the flyer for the show.
|
|
Oh, and a gooey carcass that he stupidly decides to touch.
|
|
But the police commissioner decides what to do with that recommendation.
|
|
For example, who decides what counts as "capitalizing on sensitive events"?
|
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If someone decides they want to ruin your life, they can.
|
|
So the doctor decides to put you in an ice bath.
|
|
Until Mr Putin decides otherwise, the smouldering status quo will endure.
|
|
I'm in control and it's me that decides where I go.
|
|
Shortly after Smaka decides to let him go with a warning.
|
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While shopping, Veronica decides to flirt with a guy name Cassidy.
|
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Jughead decides to take a dig at Archie's lack of intelligence.
|
|
Their children could be princes and princesses — if the Queen decides.
|
|
The commission decides whether the science backing a claim is robust.
|
|
After day two, Owen decides that he must leave the trial.
|
|
And this, as The Party Decides notes, is a dangerous situation.
|
|
Whatever he decides to do in the end, I will support.
|
|
If Sesame Workshop decides to ignore those voices, that's their decision.
|
|
In this new world, Duterte decides who stays and who goes.
|
|
He's a man who decides to shrink down to 5 in.
|
|
But, Luca has a bad connection and decides to Skype her.
|
|
After about an hour, the group decides to call it quits.
|
|
She decides to sets up an eHarmony account for me. Really??
|
|
What if it decides never to use it as a result?
|
|
AND THE BOARD DECIDES WHETHER OR NOT MY COMPENSATION IS APPROPRIATE.
|
|
If he decides to run, Sanford would join former Massachusetts Gov.
|
|
Libra itself could still launch, though, if the Libra Association decides.
|
|
He decides to attend her wedding, even though he wasn't invited.
|
|
Team Teen 2020 decides to tell an adult what they've discovered.
|
|
Under the U.S. Constitution, Congress decides how taxpayer dollars are spent.
|
|
From there, the brain decides what to make of this information.
|
|
Here is our first question: Who decides whether Cruz is eligible?
|
|
Stevens said Thomas has the Celtics' support in whatever he decides.
|
|
Who knows if he decides to go ahead with a statement.
|
|
"If China decides to help, that would be great," he tweeted.
|
|
" She then decides to "have a splash," saying, "Oh, the agony!
|
|
But wait — Sophia...decides to stick around her art school gig!
|
|
At the end of the film, he decides to commit suicide.
|
|
And then she decides not to kill him and runs away.
|
|
Our department decides on Sweetgreen, and I go pick it up.
|
|
This could come in handy if Twitter decides to sell themselves.
|
|
Just like the Electoral College decides who is the next president.
|
|
He said he'd gladly coach London if she decides to hoop.
|
|
He is ultimately the one who decides what happens with Pascal.
|
|
Diana, seeing injustice in the world, decides to join the fight.
|
|
One main obstacle is who decides who or what is extremist.
|
|
But McConnell decides to delay it, knowing the votes aren't there.
|
|
But where he decides to take unilateral action is anyone's guess.
|
|
Wade when he decides who to nominate to the federal bench.
|
|
She decides to show up for the dinner instead of them.
|
|
If Risch decides to add his voice to the mix, e.g.
|
|
He refuses the call, but ultimately decides to go ("because: whatever").
|
|
Rafael decides to go with Petra's plan of a faux-F.
|
|
When Congress decides, the outcome likely will reflect consensus and compromise.
|
|
After talking to her husband, she decides to have an abortion.
|
|
Since Daley is a kind leader, he decides to spare Baldak.
|
|
Whatever Lexus decides, I'll be happy to hop behind the wheel.
|
|
Syfy's Magicians, though, decides early on not to bury the lede.
|
|
Orrin Hatch as he decides if he'll run for re-election.
|
|
But if Hatch decides to run, Romney still wants a role.
|
|
Alex, the object of Lydia's affections, decides that he loves Christine.
|
|
INSIDER producer Celia Skvaril decides to put them to the test.
|
|
But he finally decides change can happen, if courage is involved.
|
|
"If China decides to help, that would be great," he said.
|
|
Orrin Hatch decides to retire, according to a report from UtahPolicy.com.
|
|
Who decides what makes a hit and how are they crafted?
|
|
Anthony takes Ducky's kindness to heart and decides to spare him.
|
|
In the end, Frank decides to forgive Claire for her trespasses.
|
|
Whatever he decides, Congress, courts, industry, and activists will be watching.
|
|
Ebsworth decides that the brisket has still got hours to go.
|
|
Daddy said, Because I am Daddy, who decides how things end.
|
|
The world won't end if the US decides not to participate.
|
|
My mother decides to go and makes my dad stay inside.
|
|
Florida man decides to go to Puerto Rico to find it.
|
|
DOJ decides whether to bring criminal charges against those here illegally.
|
|
His father, however, decides to stand with Colum and remain neutral.
|
|
And who decides what's racist, misogynist, homophobic, or otherwise doubleplus ungood?
|
|
God decides when we will live and when we will die.
|
|
And structure is where, quixotically, McPhee decides to begin this collection.
|
|
Gen Shoji finds some space and decides to go for it.
|
|
What if he changes course and decides to seek re-election?
|
|
It still decides where we live and whom we live with.
|
|
An AI-based algorithm decides which headlines appear in each category.
|
|
A criminal decides to take one final job, and chaos ensues.
|
|
Do animals have a right to privacy, and who decides that?
|
|
The board then decides which of the three receives the award.
|
|
The "party decides" theory isn't perfect, as its own authors admit.
|
|
"It's not me that decides but the book manuals we studied."
|
|
If Sanford decides to run, he would join former Massachusetts Gov.
|
|
Lu decides this, too, must be kept secret from his parents.
|
|
If Amazon decides "Modern Love" deserves a second date, that is.
|
|
But she eventually decides to step up, irritating Kendall and Roman.
|
|
And so he decides that national health insurance is the fix.
|
|
We hope he decides to get involved in New York politics.
|
|
This forum decides whether or not the president remains in office.
|
|
She decides that she won't work outdoors this morning, after all.
|
|
"Pero tú decides cómo te comportas después de ese instante inicial".
|
|
She would face several Democratic contenders if she decides to run.
|
|
All civic power boils down to the question of who decides.
|
|
The game today decides if dad goes to the Super Bowl.
|
|
Whatever the government decides to spend, poor people will get sick.
|
|
Grant decides to bug her room, to listen to her conversations.
|
|
She decides what she's going to do, and she follows through.
|
|
After weighing the ethical concerns, she decides not to do it.
|
|
This moment when he's blowing up, he decides to do this.
|
|
Phoebe decides to give back and collect money for the poor.
|
|
Hopefully Niantic will reveal how it decides which PokéStops to remove.
|
|
That is, if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi decides to send them.
|
|
Okay, now imagine Trump decides to stay in the Paris accord.
|
|
But they can do little until London decides what it wants.
|
|
They're the ones who pay up if someone decides to sue.
|
|
And Klemperer, growing suspicious, decides to investigate what's happening at Markos.
|
|
So to save the animals, he decides to set them free.
|
|
It'll be worth watching to see if Snapchat decides the same.
|
|
My sweet, too-good-for-this-world Derek decides to go to trial, and his public defender decides to look into the police security footage to see if there's something there that can help his case.
|
|
Senators are well within their rights to use whatever tools they can to clarify just how important this vacancy is before anyone decides how to vote or, indeed, decides whether a vote should be taken at all.
|
|
A former United Nations climate official has warned of a different kind of nightmare scenario, "where a country decides to do geoengineering and another country decides to do counter-geoengineering" — escalating tensions and maybe provoking a war.
|
|
In any case, Congress decides whether the territory can become a state.
|
|
The WTO then reviews the dispute and decides whether action is justified.
|
|
Acne doesn't discriminate — especially on where it decides to set up camp.
|
|
At least not until, DJI decides to build another crazy little aircraft.
|
|
If SpaceX decides not to launch the rocket by 239:22017 p.m.
|
|
Michael's gang decides to kill Chris and make it look like a
|
|
So then, who decides what it means to be a classic film?
|
|
If he decides to declare war on Twitter, it will be newsworthy.
|
|
Maeve is still skeptical, so Felix decides to prove it to her.
|
|
Or earlier, if the Queen decides to bestow the title upon him.
|
|
Then the other dog decides he wants to get out of bed.
|
|
It's a place for whomever Facebook decides it wants to be there.
|
|
When a political storm erupts, he strategically decides when to insert himself.
|
|
The UN decides the most vulnerable cases and refers them for resettlement.
|
|
You know, for as long as West decides to keep it up.
|
|
The government also decides which drugs can be bought with Medisave funds.
|
|
Instead, Rebecca decides to base her decisions on signs from the universe.
|
|
He comes home shortly after and decides to work from home today.
|
|
Jay Inslee, another longtime friend, for president if he decides to run.
|
|
There's Magette's finance degree, if he decides he wants to use it.
|
|
Per the Constitution, Congress decides how to allocate revenue, not the president.
|
|
I will continue to fight until the Good Lord decides it's time.
|
|
There is no sexual tension, until Connie decides there has to be.
|
|
She consequently decides to apply for a job in a travel agency.
|
|
She immediately decides to use her power to get ahead at work.
|
|
After suffering from nightmares of the assault, Jane decides to seek help.
|
|
Or earlier, if the Queen decides to bestow the title on him.
|
|
There can be no outreach unless the president decides he wants it.
|
|
At my desk, the app decides to adopt the "In Public" setting.
|
|
Well, Cookie decides to find out, meeting up with Tariq at Leviticus.
|
|
"If Marco decides to run, it's going to be tough," Montana Sen.
|
|
Whatever Mr Trump decides, there is demand for the Muppet-flowered weed.
|
|
It's about a young female doctor who decides to run for politics.
|
|
To start with, who decides whether or not a film is popular?
|
|
Then, that person decides to put it all in a 50 gigabyte .
|
|
So Gore decides to push Jamie into exploring his own unplumbed depths.
|
|
If it decides not to, Denton will file for bankruptcy this week.
|
|
If there is no will, the state decides who should handle it.
|
|
In short, what decides how the economy as a whole is organised?
|
|
Unless, of course, Ben & Jerry's decides to bring one of them back.
|
|
Randall decides he needs to appeal to Koreans instead of African-Americans.
|
|
Eventually, Quinn decides the only sustainable solution is by feeding her humans.
|
|
However, he does object when Veronica decides to unpack Fred's personal belongings.
|
|
And she decides to use a Hellfire drone to take them out.
|
|
Kris Jenner decides to get a little cosmetic surgery before the party.
|
|
Mallory decides to get a divorce and step out on her own.
|
|
Once they're home, Kris just decides to cut the leather cuffs off!
|
|
How can investors protect themselves if the Fed decides to raise rates?
|
|
Ryan decides he wants to tell surf instructor Devon about the advantage.
|
|
Who Hofmann decides to prime the network with could set the tone.
|
|
But Unicode just decides what the new emoji and text characters are.
|
|
So, she decides to help Flores fulfill her dream of getting pregnant.
|
|
Finally, Philip decides it might just be time to see his wife.
|
|
A dog decides to "attack" him just after he accidentally attacks himself.
|
|
Yes, he decides, "after 3 pm" is in fact a recurring availability.
|
|
Surprise, Gene eventually decides being himself is better than being somebody else!
|
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The board is an independent civilian body that decides police disciplinary cases.
|
|
There's no stopping Trump if he ever decides to give the order.
|
|
Like Feinstein and Cardin, he's considered safe if he decides to run.
|
|
There's a chance Discover could improve if Snapchat decides to introduce tabs.
|
|
R. decides to head back to the city, but I stick around.
|
|
The Alabama Republican Party meets and decides to continue supporting Moore. Nov.
|
|
If Google later decides to retreat, it's left itself plenty of options.
|
|
"That's his way, the manager decides and you respect that," Jedinak said.
|
|
Whatever Tavares decides could effect the balance of power in the league.
|
|
Tom Brady's gotta be happy ... if he decides to come back, too!
|
|
He decides to take a stand and make his label cool again.
|
|
The cat decides to join me at the foot of the bed.
|
|
"The parliamentarian merely advises, the vice president decides," Cruz told Politico recently.
|
|
It all depends on what the company decides to do with it.
|
|
Still, sometimes a team decides it just needs to make a change.
|
|
Sensing Margaery's hand at work, Cersei decides to give her a visit.
|
|
If he decides to step down, here's hoping he does it live.
|
|
She decides the squad's next bonding outing will be robbing a bank.
|
|
He simply tut-tuts her hesitance until she decides to stick around.
|
|
The Canadian government decides in advance how many refugees it will accept.
|
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Andrei decides to write about Sergei and the October group for an
|
|
They can assume the mantle of leadership once Serena decides to stop.
|
|
Kim debates whether or not to answer, but decides to pick up.
|
|
Buffett decides a business is worth investing in because it will last.
|
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He decides when it's time to remove the detainees' handcuffs and shackles.
|
|
She decides to throw away those CDs and that damned Zane book.
|
|
Its owner decides to rid himself of the raccoons in his yard.
|
|
The punishment is a large fine, deportation, or whatever the judge decides.
|
|
Justin Foley finally decides to seek out help for his drug addiction.
|
|
So he decides to become the person that everyone assumes he is.
|
|
That will happen in 2028 or 2030, depending on what Congress decides.
|
|
First, consider what happens if a president decides to use nuclear weapons.
|
|
He falls madly in love and decides to make her his wife.
|
|
Whatever the administration decides, recent history points toward net negative economic efforts.
|
|
Instead of dealing with her own problems Madeline decides to solve Jane's.
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I&aposll look forward to seeing what the president decides on it.
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Wage setting refers to how society decides the worth of an occupation.
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Can you tell me who decides whether I get to stay here?
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It starts because Athena decides it's time to get him home, right?
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Elektra gets bored and decides to join him in schooling some ninjas.
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To get revenge, she decides to host a country club talent show.
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After an hour and a half, Pérez decides to return to shore.
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Submitting to Revolver Ocelot's torture decides whether Meryl will live or die.
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In reality, he decides much less than most people think he does.
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When activity is flagged, Discord investigates and decides whether to take action.
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"It'll never work," he says, and decides to take a nap instead.
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If any of our neighboring countries decides to say hello, we're fucked!
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But the president decides how to fashion his communications with foreign leaders.
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Match Day 23 in Russia decides Sunday's World Cup final match-up.
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This is a very important opportunity that decides the future of humankind.
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It stacked the Constitutional Court, which decides if legislation violates the Constitution.
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The long strands of ribbons need to be sewn down, he decides.
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On many major cases, the stolen seat now decides the outcome. 2.
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If she decides to run, she'll have a lot to say. Bloomberg.
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And Arya Stark, for no real reason, decides to become Christopher Columbus.
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However, each nation decides what to do in terms of fiscal policy.
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"It is the theory which decides what we can observe," he said.
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Who decides when a presidential interview can be refused or subpoena quashed?
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That's when Mr. Birbiglia's wife decides that they should have a baby.
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He's not gonna be the one who decides when the country reopens.
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If, or when, it decides to go public, that could become vital.
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In public, Mattis will more than likely defend whatever the president decides.
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If Meredith decides to sell those news publications, who would buy them?
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Who decides what a song is about, the writer or the listener?
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If he decides that you're uncooperative, he can perform a deeper search.
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My best friend decides she wants to hike by the Hollywood sign.
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When Lenny jumps bail and decides to go underground, she's left stranded.
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Mazza decides to suck it up and carry on with the class.
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While the Knicks' front office decides how to proceed before the Feb.
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Jerry, in a rare attempt at self-betterment, decides to eat healthier.
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Dejected, Quincy ultimately decides to leave Monica and college and go pro.
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Chevron deference is all about who decides the law: agencies or judges.
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Or just when your brain decides to go knock-knock, remember this?
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Google decides to phase out third-party cookies, but other kinds remain.
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And the government decides which nonprofit groups can file public interest lawsuits.
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Winer said the first concern is if Trump decides to fire Mueller.
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If he decides to topple them, next year could be very messy.
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A twenty-something manicurist decides she's not ready to have a baby.
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If he decides to launch a bid, he would be challenging Sen.
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"We're looking to be the person who decides what's funny," Soloway said.
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Jaufré finally decides that he must sail to Tripoli to see Clémence.
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Elon Musk presents the sort of divisive leader on whom history decides.
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Whatever Trump decides to do, the United States will bear the consequences.
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Ultimately, it's Congress that decides whether the Special Olympics would receive funding.
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Moreover, for the ROK the basic question is who decides its fate.
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Mattis decides White previously served as a foreign policy adviser to Sen.
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And whatever he decides though, he's the president of the United States.
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Whatever the city decides, she added, it will have to act quickly.
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First, no one needs to pile on The Party Decides right now.
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But whatever he decides, the shadow of Mr. Murdoch will loom large.
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If he decides to tack on other services later, he upsells them.
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He decides that what is missing is a reason for his routine.
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God is the only person, the only being who decides our fate.
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And Facebook's newsfeed algorithm decides which news stories to show users first.
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What happens if the Fifth Circuit decides the entire law is unconstitutional?
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Cut to 1942, and suddenly the government decides they urgently need internment camps.
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That's when the man decides it's time for a battery-powered hearing aid.
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Whatever Paula decides, next week's episode is sure to be an emotional one.
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But the Archmaester gives up, and decides to send him away to die.
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Until one day, Siri decides she can't be with him anymore and leaves.
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His respect for Marshall even influences how he decides which cases to take.
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But our entire system can essentially crumble because of what the media decides.
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An appellate judge only decides the law based upon the already-litigated facts.
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He said he decides disputes based only on the facts and the law.
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Ultimately, she decides to go with Jason, sending Wills home in the process.
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Whatever the Supreme Court decides may not be the last word for long.
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You can't, however, lower your leg if the opponent decides to kick low.
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Of course, if Trump decides not to resign, there's the possibility of impeachment.
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Patty Murray of Washington, already a member of leadership, decides to challenge Sen.
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Kevin falls for Sloane and decides to undertake a new play with her.
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She decides they need a message that "Victor," rather than Nick, might say.
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He eventually decides to run for mayor and it does not go well.
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In a false moment of apparent character growth, Jess decides to say yes.
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If a judge decides on an auction, it's clear who will win out.
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If Collins decides to run, she could keep her Senate seat while campaigning.
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Things happen, and he decides to start up a clinic of his own.
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Kirkman did give us one clue about how he decides who will die.
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Where do we go when our protagonist decides to stop steering the ship?
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The lower chamber decides whether a Brazilian president can be put on trial.
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If he decides there isn&apost a case, the women will be freed.
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When the U.S. Attorney's Office decides to make a case, it stays made.
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So she decides to join the school musical, a true sign of defeat.
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If a volcano decides to invade a territory, it would inexorably destroy it.
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So when she decides to get real about celebrity and objectification, we listen.
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"He's not immune just because he decides to take a rest," he said.
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He spares the boy, and decides to take him on a tour, instead.
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In 2015, Kim transferred to the Quality Strategy team, which decides recall issues.
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Brawn decides between the ditzy blonde and the guy who blew the challenge.
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Robert Redford is a travel writer who decides to hike the Appalachian Trail.
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But when she decides to reignite her former career, her domestic life crumbles.
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When Amazon decides on a city, the company launches multiple Amazon Go stores.
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If she decides to pursue music further, we'd totally be here for it.
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Connor decides to end it all by throwing the photograph in the pool.
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He suspects his wife of having affairs, and eventually decides to leave her.
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Eis decides where to add color based on the structure of the building.
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If MSCI decides to wait another year, this might be the reason why.
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The day before the raid, Jorge's wife decides to leave with the children.
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If the brain decides that face does, your attention stays with the face.
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It depends on what Hulu decides is the "best asset" for your situation.
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But then the goat decides to turn the tables and chase her instead.
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To paraphrase the president, if Twitter decides to help, that would be great.
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Their relationships are then documented until each pair decides whether to stay together.
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The unit decides the type of activities the students will take part in.
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"Father Thing" decides this idea doesn't really hold up in the internet era.
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What if an algorithm decides you shouldn't buy a house or a car?
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As it draws closer to 11PM, Phoenix decides to call it a night.
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Stella decides to "learn" to date by hiring Michael Phan, a male escort.
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To avoid being prosecuted, he decides to take young Ian back to Lallybroch.
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In the end, whatever the couple decides to do is totally their business.
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But soon, Khloé, decides to suck it up and head over to Kim's.
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Kellyn decides to not risk it – and wins the Fishy for her choice.
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I don't know how, but my boyfriend decides to go to the gym.
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What he ultimately decides to bequeath to his successor remains to be seen.
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He decides to use his new abilities to make the world more peaceful.
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So even if Apple decides to support the new standard, that won't help.
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The question then is, 'what is a serious disturbance,' and who decides it.
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Her coworker decides to call it a day, so we go offby ourselves.
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She sense that Elizabeth knows something, but Elizabeth decides not to come clean.
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Thank goodness the ATM closest to my house decides to accept my card!
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I hope Apple decides to change that in the next version of macOS.
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Very questionable when a child decides to do something like that to themselves.
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Hopefully Best Buy decides to put out an updated model sooner than later.
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We're back to that question: Who decides who gets to be a writer?
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It is Punishment Committee in the Eastern Region that decides what will happen.
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Mikkel is getting bullied at school by Katharina, and decides to ditch class.
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What happens when a true crime podcast fanatic decides to investigate one herself?
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Not satisfied, "Student 1" decides to go to the administration, the report says.
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Who decides what a machine is supposed to generate in the first place?
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Probably that will change if Trump decides to not [continue to] waive sanctions.
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UNTIL AMBER DECIDES TO JOIN THE PARTY AND EMERGE THE TRUE WINNER. #FingersInTheBootyAssBitch.
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Q: Who decides who will replace Judge Reinhardt — and how does it happen?
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After the plane lands, she decides to confront him and films the experience.
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Trying to watch his waistline, he decides he wants to lose 20 pounds.
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It'll be interesting to see if and how Beyoncé decides to sell Lemonade.
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With Pell, we shall soon see what that system ultimately discovers and decides.
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The hard questions that the Supreme Court decides are hard for a reason.
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And he's allowed to live until Octavian decides to permanently end his enemies.
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There will be a vote when McConnell decides he has 50 "yes" votes.
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The biggest difference is who decides whether a case gets sent to trial.
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And who decides what a "credible" claim of a "bona fide" relationship is?
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However, Corker will be ready to run if he decides to go ahead.
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Whatever the Supreme Court decides, the two cases will continue in lower courts.
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A big question mark is what the House Freedom Caucus decides to do.
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The unlucky ones are snacking when the trap's owner decides to check it.
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You can only know for sure when that person decides to tell you.
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Having heard Lisa's name from Sean, Seth decides to do a little digging.
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With his guilt proven by the security footage Cliff decides to kill himself.
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Kimmy decides to build a bunker — a safe, nice bunker — just in case.
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Whatever she decides, someone looks after the child, and someone works at Walmart.
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He decides to [verb] with the help of [mutant], ignoring Charles Xavier's warnings.
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Ultimately, it is the President who decides how his policies will be implemented.
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Whatever he decides, it is critical that the President lay out the facts.
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If Clinton decides to look elsewhere, a third say she'll appoint Fed Gov.
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They are hiring a nanny because Myriam decides she must return to work.
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After Varga quite condescendingly calls him "food," Stussy finally decides to fight back.
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Instead, MCC decides the authorities should ask the inmates what their demands are.
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At first taken aback by her abrasive manner, Bilal decides to help Happy.
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The President is on dangerous ground if he decides to pressure the investigation.
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IOC DECIDES NOT TO LIFT RUSSIA'S OLYMPIC SUSPENSION FOR WINTER GAMES CLOSING CEREMONY
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But Sensenbrenner predicted Apple would be unhappy with whatever Congress decides to do.
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When someone decides to have an abortion, it should be safe and accessible.
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There also is the debate over who decides in limiting such free expression.
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Flynn decides to comply with our Intel Committee subpoena to produce business documents.
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Rick Scott (R) if Scott decides to mount a Senate bid in 2628.
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Lots of folks are really hoping she decides to move up a chamber.
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Because that's not going down if the president decides to exit that deal.
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Of course, the electorate always decides what is and what is not disqualifying.
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News Analysis A cable and internet provider decides to buy an entertainment conglomerate.
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He decides that when the water runs clear, it's probably safe to drink.
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And why no one should be surprised if he decides to challenge Gov.
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To remind, the U.S. Supreme Court decides less than 220006 cases per term.
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He is a champion for the law as he decides it to be.
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Not too much later, Julia decides to masturbate with a stolen bespoke doorknob.
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There is no independent arbitrator who decides authenticity issues in the art world.
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Eugene decides to make bullets, telling Abraham only after he's made that decision.
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Action then decides that he and Clovis must return for dinner that night.
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"The parliamentarian merely advises, the vice president decides," Cruz told Politico in May.
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Or the league, for whatever reason, still decides they don't like Omri Casspi.
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When she doesn't get an answer, she decides to drop by his house.
|
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Of course, whether the FBI decides to then provide it is another matter.
|
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So he decides to run for speaker and sees where the chips fall.
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This is what can happen when your friend decides to buy a GoPro.
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When a bride decides on a dress, the entire store erupts in cheers.
|
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Political considerations should not dictate what House Speaker Nancy Pelosi decides to do.
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"We can only be proud if the president decides to run," Ouyahia said.
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However, it is Congress, not the White House, that ultimately decides spending levels.
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Clinton decides, Donald Trump will help ensure she remains in the public eye.
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When his dog, Sparky, dies, Victor decides to experiment with reanimating his corpse.
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It decides my jobs, my aspirations, my retirement plans and, potentially, my citizenship.
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"So we'll see what he decides, but he's the best option by far."
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The Senate's parliamentarian normally decides what can or can't be passed through reconciliation.
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However the state decides to tackle things, it's not going to be easy.
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Although maybe I'll set up a Super PAC if he decides to run.
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So who decides, how do they decide, what gets covered, and what doesn't?
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She decides that she doesn't need to have drugs when she has Jules.
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B. is hungry so he decides to get a burger which we split.
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But like everyone else, they can only wait to see what FIFA decides.
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Clinton — they should stop presuming that their gender decides what lever they pull.
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Lacking much of anything better to do, Willa decides to go for it.
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Callimachi: So he decides to sign up for the Hisba, the religious police.
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He's the one who decides what picture gets used, how it gets used.
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The Constitution decides the date for incoming members of Congress to take office.
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When the community decides on a project, the committee draws up a budget.
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In fact, what happens is that each country decides its own military spending.
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"The media decides," by Osita Nwanevu Hard feelings about Biden's last-minute surge.
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She decides her life would be better if she slept all the time.
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If someone decides to buy it, Spain has the right of first refusal.
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She decides that Bob is correct and murder is her form of empowerment.
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Connor decides to leave Paradise, and his car passes Whitney's on the road.
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And Rebecca Lee Crumpler understands this, and she decides to write a book.
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"Assume Putin decides to 'retake' Alaska, the way he 'retook' Crimea," he wrote.
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Every driver who decides to go electric faces the same anxieties about charging.
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It is extremely important that somebody somewhere decides to let me breathe again.
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Then she decides that she likes her too much to diagnose her condition.
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Then he decides to save his squirreled-away diamonds and "fix it" himself.
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Chabon decides he prefers having children and is willing to take the risk.
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Someone decides to buy a new sofa and everyone gets charged for it.
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When an obstinate subject decides to dig in, congressional subpoenas often don't succeed.
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If he decides that he wants me to testify, of course I'll testify.
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Congress, according to the Judiciary Act of 1789, decides the number of judges.
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He decides she's a sweet innocent teacher in search of a runaway husband.
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What Facebook decides to do about that, if anything, remains to be seen.
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"As everyone knows by now, he decides when to tweet," the official said.
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When the Supreme Court decides Hernández, it will likely only seal the deal.
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Yet the Supreme Court often decides cases in ways divorced from that meaning.
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When Hakeem decides to attack, however, he trains his fire on his family.
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Eight years later, after fighting ovarian cancer, Laura decides she wants them back.
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Whatever Amazon decides to announce, The Verge will be on top of it.
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Bill buys one-ways and then decides when he wants to go home.
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"If the company decides it doesn't want to do this, then it won't."
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Whatever he decides, Mr. Trump cannot easily sweep away the student-debt problem.
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Moreover, who decides what is ethical varies by time, culture and power dynamics.
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This 10 million euros goes to She Decides whoever will be in government.
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Every day, he decides where he wants to wake up, work, or eat.
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It lays out that the House Intelligence panel decides which hearings to hold.
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What if the President decides to veto the spending bill package this week?
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Here's how each state decides its delegates for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination
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But at least one big question remains: If Parliament decides to send Mrs.
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The Queen Mother travels to Scotland, where she decides to buy a castle.
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And his stepmother (Lauren Ward) decides that the family's maid, Caroline Thibodeaux (Ms.
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He therefore decides to live in the holiest city of Hindu India, Varanasi.
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She decides it looks wrong — the straps are visible under her sleeveless dress.
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If a judge decides you don't have standing, your case will be dismissed.
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A novel about a woman who decides to sleep for an entire year?
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Carson decides it's time to go, and the crowd groans briefly in disappointment.
|
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It assesses audience complaints and decides whether content has breached BBC editorial policy.
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Take Mary Colbert, the woman who decides to start the Trump prayer chain.
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Instead, you're stuck with whatever the service decides to offer at the moment.
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He decides JP has an idol (or decides he wants to cast suspicion on them for the rest of the tribe, but I kinda think that was just a cover story he invented later for his interview to justify his actions).
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If the upper house decides by a simple majority to put Rousseff on trial, she will immediately be suspended for up to six months while the Senate decides her fate, and Vice President Michel Temer will take office as acting president.
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"Until the FDA decides what it is ... and until it decides for what therapeutic purposes that will be used, and until it specifies what the manufacturing process in what location will be approved — you can't give notice of anything," Waxman said.
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I clean up a little in case my friend decides to stay with me.
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Under the U.S. Constitution, Congress, not the president, decides how money should be spent.
|
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And the neighborhood's transformation will only accelerate if Amazon ultimately decides to go there.
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" But in depending on this assumption, Tess decides, she has "hurt myself, humiliated myself.
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Or, what happens when you're filming and a capybara decides you're what's for dinner?
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If your team or company decides to implement Workplace, will signing up be compulsory?
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Your employer decides in many ways, whether to fire you or change the plan.
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So Redfly decides to shoot them, upping the body count of their misguided mission.
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How many trips will I take before my own country decides enough is enough?
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Once Kim Kardashian decides to end her social media silence, there's no stopping her.
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Eventually, an immigration judge decides whether or not a person is entitled to asylum.
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Whoever decides to murder the new queen will have some serious obstacles to face.
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After discovering that his wife was unfaithful, he decides all women are the same.
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It's just a matter of whether or not the studio decides to take advantage.
|
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So, she decides to drug and mutilate Lizzie in order to take her down.
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Schneider decides to tell her a story about his issues with alcohol and drugs.
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First of all, who decides what school to go to based on a slogan?
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I won't be surprised if the judge decides to keep Mr. Epstein in jail.
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And in a cruel irony, it's then that my iPhone battery decides to die.
|
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Elizabeth decides to get a cute old man tutor to brush up her education.
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With abortion, a woman decides whether or not to bring a child into existence.
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You also have to ask for what purpose, how, who pays and who decides.
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Andolov decides he's not pulling his billions out, and he's happy Axe didn't whine.
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The algorithm that decides who gets flagged for further screening at the airport, right?
|
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If she decides to return, she knows one more Ghostbuster is on team #LoveforLeslieJ.
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Not until the company decides to go public with all of this, at least.
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A retired teacher and empty nester decides to become a doctor, her lifelong dream.
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For example, who decides what "truth" actually is for a particular item of news?
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What do you do when your mega-successful boyband decides to take a hiatus?
|
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No matter what the couple decides on, they've already got the approval of Jack.
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But if the guest decides to decline the invitation, be kind, gracious, and understanding.
|
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The Wall Street Journal says the "senate decides against removing the president from office"
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Harley decides to blow up Ace Chemicals after she and the Joker break up.
|
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If MTV decides today to stop putting its stuff on Facebook, nobody will notice.
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And if you search for something, an algorithm decides which videos you get first.
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Whatever she decides, she'll be a winner for people battling cancer and survivors everywhere.
|
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Either way, stay tuned to see how Vanderpump decides to make amends with Jones.
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My friend decides to drive again today, so no Uber cost for the morning.
|
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We're always over the moon whenever a fashion designer decides to crossover to homeware.
|
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Of course, Daryl relents and Rick decides to ask Dwight for some valuable insight.
|
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"It's not what we do," Jesus tells Morgan, who eventually decides to back down.
|
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Whoever America decides to elect will have major political repercussions for the entire world.
|
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But obviously, your policy agenda is not the only thing that decides your electability.
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He decides to grab Thai chicken curry and rice from one of the stalls.
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Anne decides to take the school to court for Taylor's assault rather than settle.
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Liza temporarily extracts herself from Josh's life when T Magazine decides to profile him.
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For instance, what if one of the heirs decides to disclaim the inherited IRA.
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For some inexplicable reason, Arie decides to keep Krystal around for yet another week.
|
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If Personal Audio decides to keep fighting, the next stop is the Supreme Court.
|
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DiNapoli says he's going to keep pressuring Exxon no matter what the SEC decides.
|
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For the man in the street, that's enough as he decides how to vote.
|
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Kris decides to plan a wine trip to Napa Valley for them and Kourtney.
|
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In the end, Archie decides a shower is a good idea, mostly because Mrs.
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If he seriously decides to run, as of right now his competition looks fierce.
|
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But eventually, and with some deliberation, Jack decides who he's going to vote for.
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Timmy's dad is a well-known personal injury attorney and decides to sue you.
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It is he who decides who can and can not live in the town.
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Like The Others, Extinction decides to complicate things by making the victims the villains.
|
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When Kourt decides that not eating is better than DayQuil, Kim just can't anymore.
|
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If the Fed ultimately decides to raise rates, this could unlock further value, too.
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It's not about what anyone else decides is the best — it's what I decide.
|
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But, since there's a will, John decides who gets what, and who gets nothing.
|
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This mostly happens when the person being interviewed decides to completely prank the reporter.
|
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"They sign something that says, 'We'll go with whatever the court decides,'" Benson explained.
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She decides to make an effort to show Kris that she is Kim's priority.
|
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Monae, who still doesn't trust the woman behind her character, decides to come with.
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When he decides to demeaningly sexualize his waitresses, he gets the chiding he deserves.
|
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And what happens if your stomach decides that what you really want is both?
|
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She decides to skip dinner and go home after we're done with the wine.
|
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Even if China decides to compromise with America on trade, it has other problems.
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I hope she decides to run for Governor of Arkansas – she would be fantastic.
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" Eight hours later he decides to write back, adding, "You're f—ing ugly anyways.
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The birthday girl decides she wants to get a table, so we get one.
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Before she decides to resume dealing drugs, Ollie is living below the poverty line.
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My husband decides to walk to the appointment with me to explore the area.
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If the EPA decides against a review, it should exempt small businesses, it said.
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How do the bulls react when the seko decides to break up the fight?
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Hannah learns everything the Dopplers know, and she decides they need to tell Katharina.
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This episode, Naviti lieutenant Desiree decides it's her time to make a big move.
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But it may raise questions if she decides to re-enter the political fray.
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In "Fall," Rory's pregnancy announcement comes shortly after she decides to redirect her career.
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So George decides to shake her up; he makes her a dose of medicine.
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Violators may face stiff penalties if an employer decides to pursue damages in court.
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At a turning point, the narrator decides to dedicate himself totally to making trouble.
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But when Chris spills the beans to Wardog, he decides to turn on Chris.
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To start a project, Hevesh first decides which structures or "tricks" to build around.
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In the novel's final act, Ross decides to join Artis in her ice-capades.
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Horny me decides that it would be a fantastic idea to fuck a coconut.
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The effect is adjustable, so you aren't stuck with whatever the software decides on.
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The rest of the group rolls their eyes and decides to vote off Chris.
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Awestruck, Lucious apologies to the anonymous singer and eagerly decides to work with Jamal.
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If the president decides to act, short of mutiny, no one can stop him.
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Kris decides this is the perfect time to say one bizarre thing after another.
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Melania decides not to accompany the president on a weekend retreat at Camp David.
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"There aren't many times when the lead-off hitter decides the game," Shields said.
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The customer decides on the threshold where they are comfortable delivering an automated message.
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Whatever she decides, Clinton is still not likely to lose the nomination to Sanders.
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Using this data, BBR then decides how fast it wants to send its data.
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When the government decides where healthcare dollars go, they pay the bureaucracy (themselves) first.
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Whether she decides to resurface the pic or not, Ciara will be just fine.
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"Maybe I'll set up a super-PAC if he decides to run," Trump said.
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Hal decides to be vindictive by firing Alice from the paper, making matters worse.
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They sail away while Hook decides to stay back to defeat Hades with Emma.
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It would be the Department of Justice that decides if criminal charges are brought.
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However, what if the student decides not to attend one of the member colleges?
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The vibe of the crowd freaks her out, so she decides to go backstage.
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If Tyga decides not to fly directly to L.A., it won't solve his problem.
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The person at the airline who decides what happens when a flight is overbooked?
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It's one factor among many in what the algorithm decides what ad you see.
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Each bill would require judicial review if Trump decides to fire the special counsel.
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The Fed decides what money is worth and who receives it and how much.
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Kim decides she needs to get back to Los Angeles as soon as possible.
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" "Melody decides to add her voice to those who are speaking up about inequality.
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Another possibility is that Trump decides to mount a preventive strike against North Korea.
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She decides to do something she doesn't want to do for the greater good.
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In another, a woman decides to stay in her home while a hurricane hits.
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It works well, though I'm continually confused at how macOS decides to use it.
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The Senate decides the fate of the president's nominee after they are put forward.
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But while Inuyashiki decides to do good with his powers, the teenage boy... doesn't.
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Whatever Mr Obama decides, his successor will still have to make some difficult choices.
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What matters is the leverage they unlock and how Trump decides to use it.
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She hugs her grandma, decides to change her clothes, and heads upstairs almost immediately.
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If the US decides to opt out, Iran may be tempted to follow suit.
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It decides which speeches to print and how much to push a new campaign.
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Who decides when a car is one too many oil changes down the road?
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Maybe the company decides to pursue a new philosophy you're just not comfortable with.
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At issue is who decides how drone rules will be applied across our country.
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Successive governments have made it clear that Australia decides who can or cannot come.
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Once a person decides to downsize, he or she must keep lifestyle in mind.
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If ABC decides to make Peter the next Bachelor, they're making a huge mistake.
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It can also be true after a jury decides in favor of the plaintiff.
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Lacking other options, he decides to try to manage his cousin's budding rap career.
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Your boss writes your performance reviews and often decides how much you get paid.
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And until the board decides in mid-July, teachers are unlikely to be satisfied.
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He passes the bedroom and decides to rifle through it before getting the sugar.
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But it may ultimately be Chief Justice John Roberts who decides whether they succeed.
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Essentially, the plaintiffs will lose Medicaid coverage no matter which way the court decides.
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Crowded positioning can exacerbate losses when everyone decides to sell at the same time.
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Mom decides that she and her two small children need to escape the country.
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Narrator: Whether NASA decides to team up or not is a mystery right now.
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The number not coming could spike if the well-liked manager decides to boycott.
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But after a while, Reed decides to get into the furniture manufacturing business, too.
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That settlement is pending until a federal appeals court decides whether to uphold it.
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In a story, a father decides to give his farm to his younger son.
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They each have 60 seconds to make their case, and then the cabinet decides.
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Business owners and their employees experience it whenever Amazon decides to expand its reach.
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Utah Decides Healthcare has received $220006 million in contributions this year, as of Oct.
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This is not to say anything was missing, but who decides what to include?
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This is his mood, and this is what he decides for the whole city.
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Por eso no es mala idea hacer algún donativo si decides bajarte la aplicación.
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Rachel decides to start investigating her niece's mysterious death right there at her funeral.
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During his suspension, Ben decides he's going to go back to being an anesthesiologist.
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Selina, much to Amy's perturbation, decides to send Richard along as Bob's number two.
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Realizing he has no romantic prospects, he decides to marry Andy…without Andy's knowledge.
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Moreover, if ICANN decides to release a slew of other health-related domains — like .
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Jake is Rowan's only pawn, so as Queen, she decides to take his pawn.
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Here's a few things we hope Tesla decides to include in the Model 3.
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There's no excuse, Lyle decides; no excuse whatsoever for letting oneself go like that.
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Whatever he decides, the trick will be to do it without igniting a cyberwar.
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Modern Love After enjoying an open relationship, a couple decides to tie the knot.
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If the bank decides the building is a risky investment, it may not lend.
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Who decides whether or not the results of Mr. Mueller's investigation are made public?
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And if someone decides they want to cancel it, I wouldn't publicly criticize it.
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The result is that he decides what gets attention — and he's not held accountable.
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Our reporters got an inside look at how the company decides what to ban.
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Every person who decides to be politically involved, they are under surveillance in Russia.
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What if it decides to share data with one political campaign and not another?
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Donald Trump decides to forgo a visit to the United States embassy in London?
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Sometimes it's the viewer, not the artist, who decides a work is site-specific.
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Let's ask ourselves, Is it fair to judge what a person decides to indulge?
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Ester looks for her own male partners, and decides when to end the relationship.
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"It hurts when a colleague you've known for ages decides to go," Santos said.
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The government periodically reviews each group's status and decides whether to continue the protections.
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I'm happy that Van Youngman decides to chime in between sips of Irish whiskey.
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After coming out bravely, Lito decides to face the consequences — and they are brutal.
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Depending on what the appellate court decides, she said, the case could be reprosecuted.
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At the film's end, Captain America decides his time with the shield is over.
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Well, Jo Hyeon-Woo decides to thoroughly one-up Ochoa on the other end.
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Mexico's Miguel Layun creates some space and decides to let one go from distance.
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Having plucked perfect summer squash, he decides to cure them lightly in the sun.
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Congress decides the final spending numbers, sometimes adjusting them or ignoring a president's priorities.
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He decides to shirk his duty by eating the leaf, but he immediately shrinks.
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When Congress decides how much we spend on foreign assistance, it isn't a suggestion.
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They just grow, feasting on phytoplankton until someone decides to take them back out.
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George on "Dead Like Me" decides to join the undead as a grim reaper.
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The conclusion is right there in the title: In the end, the party decides.
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Then, Mykenna decides to "steal" Peter and says something else that we aren't shown.
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Si decides activar las notificaciones, puedes ajustar dónde y cómo aparecen en tu dispositivo.
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In any case, I'm curious to see how Facebook decides to use the tech.
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Whether or not the Senate decides to bring in witnesses remains to be seen.
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With Betty's blessing, Jughead decides to button up a blazer and attend Stonewall Prep.
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She decides the thing to do with her life is not to be dull.
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If our team decides we need to take the full time, we'll take it.
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She stops by, tries on the shoes, and decides to keep her current size.
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Tools can be used in any way that a person decides to use them.
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The recordings are saved in case a user decides to report the incident later.
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That's important because, well, the majority leader decides what goes on the floor when.
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There's a scene in "Transit" in which Faye decides to begin coloring her hair.
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If Apple decides to go down the regulatory route, the company faces another decision.
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Who decides which sports you play, and how much time you devote to each?
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And then the only question left is: Who decides what to do about that?
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He also decides which of its 11 members will serve as its presiding judge.
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Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers are watching and waiting to see what the EU decides on.
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Congress must approve any major changes to Nafta that Mr. Trump decides to make.
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Could anyone blame Canada if it decides to pull back from such cooperative arrangements?
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B. comes with us and decides to spend the night rather than Uber home.
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If the Patriots quarterback decides to retire, that could trigger a spike in sales.
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He decides a Native American ritual called the Ritual of Chud is the answer.
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As he frolics with animal friends, he decides he's a boulder, then a squirrel.
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Its fate is much less certain when the government decides to censor discomforting views.
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This is what happens when a culture decides that Jewish lives are stumbling stones.
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Generally, they turn to the person who decides the tactics and selection of players.
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If Gibbs decides to enter the 2020 race, he'll be facing an uphill battle.
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But, instead, he decides to go for a drive into town, without telling her.
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The only remaining question is when and how Sanders decides to exit the race.
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Crowley has said he won't challenge Pelosi if she decides to remain in leadership.
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She decides to sleep with a guy who can't be a day over 21.
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Trump said this week that he's ready to go along with whatever McConnell decides.
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My subway card decides not to work so I add a bit more money.
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How broad the committee decides to go could renew tensions between Nadler and Pelosi.
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Suppose Brazil sells soybeans to 15 countries and decides to re-route to China.
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He also decides to set an example, by leading patrols himself from now on.
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The office decides the appointment of judges and oversees the operation of the courts.
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"One day he wakes up and decides he has paid too much," she said.
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Such a standoff is feared if Ms. Park decides not to cooperate with prosecutors.
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The event is the climax of the Olympic competition and decides the individual medals.
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Beyond Investing's team decides which stocks to exclude and which new ones to add.
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If no candidate clears both hurdles, the House decides the winner of the election.
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If Bevin decides to seek a recount, he would have to pay for it.
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Frustrated, Trump decides to go it alone, and acquire land for the wall anyway.
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As a result, Lemonis decides to put Barrett and her team to the test.
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The British Crown decides that they're going to have to do something about this.
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To be sure, the Republican-controlled Congress, not Mr. Mueller, decides who to impeach.
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If Corker decides to jump back into the race, it will only get messier.
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How you answer those questions decides how you should answer the private insurance question.
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Each country in the E.U. decides how far back a claim can be filed.
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If Pakistan decides to retaliate, some or all of these benefits could go away.
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The group decides to follow the fence to the back of the Red Stage.
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And the Supreme Court decides whether they want to take the case or not.
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Hopefully, Snapchat will learn from Facebook's mistakes whenever it decides to roll this out.
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Whatever their side decides is their side, then that's the side they'll be on.
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There is no special alarm that sounds when someone decides not to be racist.
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The Supreme Court has the discretion to choose which cases it decides to review.
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