Deciding whether and how to transmit ESPN and deciding whether and how to transmit ESPN.
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Deciding what to put in that binder was deciding what you wanted people to see.
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"Deciding what not to do is as important as deciding what to do," Jobs told Isaacson.
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But the voters are deciding it's Biden, the party is deciding it's Biden, so it's likely Biden.
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The kind of man you just described in that anecdote essentially deciding what kind of media we have, deciding how secure our elections are, deciding what abuse women have to encounter online or don't.
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Deciding to travel, deciding to study, deciding to chase a certain career—I can honestly say, all of these things had the same, or maybe even less of an impact than wearing a fedora.
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Deciding what and when to sell surely matters at least as much as, and perhaps more than, deciding what to buy.
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McCain, who earlier cast the deciding vote to bring the bill into debate, also cast the deciding vote to defeat it.
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"If you're in a position where you're deciding people's future and you're deciding in a biased way, you need to leave," he added.
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It's our job to do our due diligence when asking questions, when deciding who to interview, and deciding what quotes are worth running.
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After deciding to organize, Kickstarter employees interviewed with a couple different unions in the area before deciding on OPEIU and working with Reckers.
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Party insiders are supposed to do a lot of the deciding for voters, but right now they're deciding the same way that voters do.
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Or, for our non-American readers, it's like driving from Paris to Prague, deciding that's not far enough, then deciding to head for Vienna.
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Viewers were asked to parse nested double negatives and weigh the difference between deciding not to prosecute and deciding not to decide to prosecute.
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In terms of deciding to make a Mario game and deciding to make it that kind of game, those are things that were both decided at the same time.
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Having even a fuzzy frame of reference based on data would be a useful thing when it comes to deciding on advertising budgets or deciding how to market upcoming films.
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Tiebreaks will be employed at 12-5003 in the deciding sets of all matches for the first time this year — meaning all four Grand Slams have different deciding set formats.
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This let you plan your attack accordingly, deciding to go for a frontal approach or maybe deciding to go after the orc's associates to gather more intel before getting aggressive.
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So you&aposre going to will have in Chief Justice Roberts, someone with an outsized role in deciding which cases the Supreme Court takes, choosing who writes opinions and deciding the outcome.
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"Deciding what matters is deciding what matters," Emojiland hero Nerd Face yells at Skull as he reaches for the Factory Reset button, which will bring all the dead emoji back to life.
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Like, the idea that I'm deciding who I am as a person, and in any relationship in some definitive way, but also re-deciding in every minute, moment, morpheme, whatever, is a lot.
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However, May has no role in deciding on the issue.
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As always, use your best judgement before deciding to back.
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Having trouble deciding which trends to try out this spring?
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There is no shame in deciding you are not ready.
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"Deciding to tell [them] was the toughest part," she admitted.
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Deciding what to do with the information was hard, though.
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"It felt like people were deciding for me," he says.
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So they're deciding to turn to this work and effectively.
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Oh," Frankel said as she paused before deciding, "Um, no.
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Deciding to make the trip to Austin is always hard.
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Now the biggest challenge: Deciding what to put in there!
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Now, he is deciding whether to return, his lawyer said.
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Deciding between a laptop or tablet is a monumental choice.
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The grip of unions in deciding on promotions was loosened.
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Deciding which books to pack for a trip is stressful.
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Deciding between Uber and Lyft is often an arbitrary decision.
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They're deciding on who they dislike least to be president.
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The key is being judicious in deciding who goes there.
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"It wasn't easy," she said of deciding to quit running.
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Many Americans experience supreme difficulty deciding between Applebee's or IHOP.
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Whatever decision making they're doing, they're the only ones deciding.
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This seems like it would be an obvious deciding factor.
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"I ended up deciding to break things off," she said.
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But they are remarkably careless in deciding what to sell.
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Deciding to go under the knife is no easy feat.
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It's much more difficult than deciding on other people's behalf.
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We're notoriously bad at deciding what to eat for dinner.
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We take forever deciding, because the flavors look so good.
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Deciding to act even if the act itself is destructive?
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Those who are not in government are deciding the business.
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That's not something that you want guys like me deciding.
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But his administration ended up deciding against no first use.
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Talk to a doctor before deciding to get it done.
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The year 1984 was a key moment for writers deciding
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Customer service and pricing will be the biggest deciding factors.
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Here are the main players deciding the fate of Audi.
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Deciding on which national park to visit can be daunting.
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Jackson had 12 of his points over that deciding stretch.
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In the end, Rowe was deciding between Harvard and UCLA.
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The Legislature is deciding not to send me either budget.
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Taylor is still deciding whether she'll file a police report.
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"Too small," he says, deciding against any child murder today.
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I've never been great at deciding things on my own.
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That's the Canucks, only Donald Trump isn't deciding playoff teams.
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Deciding WPP's future is not a job Sky's Darroch wants.
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She was only deciding between two different methods of dying.
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Before deciding what to do, try to untangle the strands.
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No more comparing workers or deciding what counts as discrimination.
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Deciding which ones deserve your generosity can be tricky business.
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Often, the first step is deciding on a cloud strategy.
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Deciding where their parents (are), where the kids should go.
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Deciding to teach, he joined the faculty at Brandeis University.
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The first was deciding on the look of the Angel.
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The next step was deciding I wasn't ready to die.
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And it's one I'm slowly deciding not to play anymore.
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He wants to hear other perspectives before deciding a case.
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Keep these tips in mind when deciding what to toss.
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Imagine him deciding whether to send your children into battle.
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None of them want to be that last deciding vote.
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THUMP: How did you end up deciding to cover Visions?
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I'm wasting precious time by busying myself with pointless deciding.
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I am deciding between two institutions to attend this fall.
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What should people know before deciding to get a lizard?
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Deciding to wait for more evidence is a decision, too.
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How much science is there in deciding on a flavor?
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They're deciding what's terrorist, what is terrorism on your site.
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Competitors are still deciding how deeply they need to go.
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Deciding to speak out against a powerful man is difficult.
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What you hear, smell and feel can be deciding factors.
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Competitors are still deciding how deeply they need to go.
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Nor did he indicate any timetable for deciding the matter.
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That is the man deciding who ligs and who dibes.
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McConnell only won the support to postpone deciding on that.
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However, several factors point against deciding to locate in Britain.
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Roe considered retiring in 2018 before deciding to run again.
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That means starting the trial and deciding on witnesses later.
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Gore because of the urgency of deciding the presidential election.
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Usually, party loyalty and ideological sentiment are the deciding elements.
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Abrams on deciding to pass on a run for Senate
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The tricky part is deciding to fork over your keys.
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What is difficult is deciding what to do with them.
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He said he was in "the final stages" of deciding.
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"Deciding" if they're still interested in visiting the White House.
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The administration is currently deciding its position on this matter.
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"Deciding how to decide is really important," Ms. Galinskaya said.
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Deciding what to do about it is the hard part.
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Nike deciding to highlight Kaepernick wasn't done on a whim.
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But players still see changes for the deciding weekend rounds.
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When it comes to food, deciding what's organic is tricky.
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But, the deciding factor for Cole was the song's ingredients.
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Pro-choice doesn't mean sometimes pro-choice, and if a woman is capable of deciding whether to have her own child, she is equally capable of deciding to carry a baby for someone else.
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"That's a big deal, deciding what they're going to read, deciding what they're going to wear, these are all things that are decisions they make every day that are new and empowering," Osborn said.
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And the court is providing less guidance in deciding certain cases because deciding less is sometimes the only way to produce a majority, including possibly in the recent voting rights decision, Evenwel v. Abbott.
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Another thing to consider too is that when people make smart phone decisions, purchasing decisions, they're often deciding not on the fanciest hardware, but they're deciding on which ecosystem they want to live in.
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The Reelgood Entertainment Habits Study found while cable TV viewers surf for about nine minutes before deciding what they want to watch, Netflix viewers spend almost twice as long — 17.8 minutes — before deciding on something.
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It'll have to start deciding who else's tweets qualify as newsworthy.
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The fifth and deciding game will be played Thursday in Washington.
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Such questions could end up deciding the destiny of the presidency.
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Museums are just now deciding to hang them on their walls.
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But some health care providers are deciding to skip the antimicrobials.
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And deciding what to wear to them can be even worse.
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But deciding not to join the euro started the clock ticking.
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So maybe she's tipping her hand by deciding to date men.
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"It doesn't prevent people from deciding to broadcast there," she says.
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The Keanes visited Ecuador twice before deciding to move to Cuenca.
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Should we be voting by deciding whom we hate the most?
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Woo said more facts were needed before deciding on an action.
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He&aposs deciding that a given pardon is in public interest.
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The Supreme Court is deciding six free speech cases this term.
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Often, deciding whether to break up can be the hardest part.
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One of the hardest parts about parenting is deciding your approach.
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Since independence, Algeria's army has played a role in deciding candidates.
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Deciding which areas of the hospital get power can be agonizing.
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He walked up to the second floor before deciding to leave.
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Deciding what science we find valuable is not a scientific decision.
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Beyond that, they aren't necessarily the deciding factor in astrological interpretations.
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Many tears were shed while deciding the sentence, the jurors said.
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Can you imagine just deciding to climb over St Pat's Cathedral.
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But a "gut check" can be a deciding factor, Manson says.
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"This is the first time I've had trouble deciding," she said.
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By deciding to transport cocaine, Felix is threatening his business' equilibrium.
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But Patterson postponed both attempts after deciding it was too risky.
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Since deciding to run for office he has had to stop.
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She had no political experience before deciding to run for Senate.
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Keep your goals in mind when deciding on new projects/clients.
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They had a falafel stall before deciding baking was their passion.
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John McCain casting a surprise deciding vote to kill the effort.
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John McCain casting a surprise, deciding vote to kill the effort.
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Some countries ignore judges' managerial prowess when deciding whom to promote.
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Deciding what multi-purpose kitchen device to get can be tricky.
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John McCain for casting a deciding vote against that GOP effort.
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Trump says he "would like to talk to him before" deciding.
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Federal authorities are deciding whether to prosecute Christian for hate crimes.
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Deciding to delay a Medicare enrollment depends on your individual circumstances.
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Do you think the rubric for deciding true threat is fair?
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She then spoke with the pool manager before deciding to leave.
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When deciding cases, he consistently leaves his personal views at home.
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"Deciding to tell [them] was the toughest part," Menounos told PEOPLE.
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And they should be deciding which to send back to subsidiaries.
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He cast the deciding vote to confirm Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
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Approximately 300 American jurisdictions are deciding not to enforce immigration law.
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The difficulty lies in deciding what counts as a big margin.
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But because those things didn't amount to deciding factors for them.
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This is about the industry deciding who the fashion customer is.
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Hitherto, the RBI governor had taken sole responsibility for deciding rates.
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"Total abject terror," she told W on deciding to play Clark.
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Self Care Box Deciding on just one gift can be tough.
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For 2900 years I've been deciding cases based on the law.
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Kennedy was the deciding vote, joining the court's four liberal justices.
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Start by deciding what type of experience you want to have.
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Deciding who to deport is really a question of resource allocation.
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Britain, for example, is deciding whether to renew its SSBN fleet.
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We've got to start deciding who we really want to be.
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While Justice Anthony Kennedy cast the deciding vote in Massachusetts v.
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Medvedev played superbly in the deciding set though — until 5-1.
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Self-care box Deciding on just one gift can be tough.
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For me it was deciding to wear sneakers all the time.
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He said he needs to consult his GOP colleagues before deciding.
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Rakuten is still deciding on selection criteria for the start-ups.
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Narrator: Jane's talking about the importance of deciding your own destiny.
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Here's what you should consider when deciding which one to buy.
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With the announcement of fellow Texas Republicans deciding to retire, Rep.
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But he is reportedly deciding between the Texas senator and Rubio.
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Europe's difficulty is deciding what to do if the spat escalates.
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Deciding how much to spend on a wedding present is tricky.
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Bowles said his defense had difficulty deciding whether to pressure Roethlisberger.
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For McCain, two deciding factors could be his relationship with Sen.
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"Still deciding if I'm a proud girlfriend over this," Camille said.
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This can be helpful in deciding which apps to whittle down.
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That's why he is still deciding what he wants to do.
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In this photo, it looks like she's deciding between the two.
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So who is deciding the merits of applications to be "forgotten"?
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Deciding to do happy hour instead of dinner saves even more.
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They ended up deciding against the idea because of reliability issues.
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If he ends up deciding to go pro, no big deal.
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But the power of actually deciding for yourself is really important.
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A key first step will be deciding which services are essential.
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More companies are deciding the country's challenges now outweigh any benefits.
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What's the process like when deciding what goes into each issue?
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The Supreme Court is still deciding whether to hear that case.
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Q: How big is the immigration issue in deciding the election?
|
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Independents could be central to deciding the midterm race this fall.
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Still, I ended up deciding to start fresh as Shoshanna Gabriel.
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Deciding how this system should work is the point of politics.
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VICE: Have you ever lost sleep over deciding on a verdict?
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Ms. Drewry suggests deciding exactly which people you'll accept advice from.
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No campaign should be deciding who gets to cover its events.
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In 1992, Kennedy was the deciding vote in Planned Parenthood v.
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Deciding on whether a recall is needed "takes time," he said.
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Other regional governments are deciding Friday whether to do the same.
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That was the deciding run in the Dodgers' 8-7 victory.
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Failing to vote — or deciding not to vote — is not unusual.
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Landlords consult these bureaus when deciding whether to rent to you.
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Growth: +1 for deciding to go on that date after all.
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Her mother recalled a conversation they had when deciding on colleges.
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All four had publicly expressed angst about deciding Judge Kavanaugh's fate.
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Before deciding to return, he consulted his wife and two daughters.
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Players are now deciding whether or not to approve the proposal.
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He played some hockey before deciding it wasn't something he'd pursue.
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Deciding the identity of the participants will be the next step.
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I still knew my power was in deciding who I am.
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Mr. Glover also changed his clothes before deciding to return home.
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Deciding on filing status comes down to the pros and cons.
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Whether the screen shots were a deciding factor is not clear.
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Increasingly, federal officials are deciding to simply ignore President Donald Trump.
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Deciding factors may include clear composition and relevant subject matter. 214.
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How deciding to get divorced was the key to staying married.
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He says he wants to see final language before ultimately deciding.
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Deciding not to die wasn't easy, when living was so hard.
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It's one of the great single deciding votes in our history.
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Now, it intends to resume deciding claims using the new methodology.
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Instead, officials say potential immigrants' skills should be the deciding factor.
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He later met with club officials before deciding to stay put.
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But Nixon emphasized country over personal considerations in deciding to resign.
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They will integrate successfully after deciding to start on their own.
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We need to just flip a coin, no thinking, no deciding.
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And he's not alone in deciding to ride out the storm.
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She could be a deciding vote on whether the measure passes.
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And Kaepernick's knee, not his arm, may be the deciding factor.
|
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Educators are increasingly deciding that they should have naloxone on hand.
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The NRA didn't push back, deciding it ultimately came out ahead.
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But deciding to remove any law is complicated, according to Tharney.
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Nadler has a lot of discretion in deciding what to allow.
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But the deciding factor in which primary they choose remains unclear.
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Deciding factors may include clear composition and relevant subject matter. 213.
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But the kingdom is still deciding between London and New York.
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I am going to assess everything with my team before deciding.
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A judge is deciding whether to allow the lawsuit to proceed.
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Eller then scored what proved to be the championship-deciding goal.
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The first challenge for Congress is deciding which problems need fixing.
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In the subsequent and deciding game, Johnson famously started at center.
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For the group, deciding to record was the next logical step.
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NASA's scientists are still deciding where, exactly, to land the rover.
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But wouldn't it be helpful — for deciding which ideas are worth funding, for deciding which ideas are worth publicizing — to be able to predict the answer without investing the time and resources to retest an experiment?
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So basically, deciding to just passively take whatever the market gives you.
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They like to drag out their answer when deciding whether to retire.
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What he doesn't know is that Mary Jane is the deciding vote.
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Bredesen said he would want to hear from Kavanaugh's accuser before deciding.
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The deciding factor for many farmers is the cost and effort involved.
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But if you really need that iPhone X experience, good luck deciding.
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The first two plays of the fourth quarter were the deciding points.
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Deciding how to use your credit card rewards can be a challenge.
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Deciding what gets to hitch a ride when requires ultra-careful preparation.
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Another challenge was deciding how to organize the photographs in the book.
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For Lopez, deciding on her tour wardrobe is like telling a story.
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If military people are deciding policy, that would be a real concern.
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Now, he is at Casa del Migrante, deciding what to do next.
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I qualified in 2004 before deciding to apply to specialize in dermatology.
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That said, always use your own best judgement when deciding to back.
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Now nearly 10 years old, Adyen is deciding what the future holds.
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You have seven white guys on the Upper East Side deciding news.
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I had trouble deciding between golden fries and a gut-busting burger.
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Deciding on potential spending limits and silent periods would be more messy.
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Much of the time, she said, the audience is the deciding factor.
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Imagine him deciding whether to send your spouses or children into battle.
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It's as simple as recording a video and deciding on a template.
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The SEC already postponed deciding on Bitwise and VanEck's funds in March.
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Deciding whether to finally take your big idea to the next level?
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The election officials rejected it after deciding the two signatures didn't match.
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Deciding to be more transparent would be a considerable move for Netflix.
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Then we walk over to the opera house before deciding we're hungry.
|
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Analysts say his endorsement will be the deciding factor in the vote.
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Voters are not deciding based on their foreign policy or economic plans.
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Mr. Obama will consider many factors in deciding on the next nominee.
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Q. What were your initial considerations when deciding to make this movie?
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He's still deciding whether he should visit her family for the holidays.
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A key part of Europe's approach is deciding what not to do.
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"Age should not be the only deciding factor in competency," Lewis said.
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"I can't get both?" joked Michele, before deciding to stick with Jordan.
|
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What was that moment like, of deciding not to be a lawyer?
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The European Court of Human Rights is currently deciding on this case.
|
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Venture capitalists often get to see a lot before deciding to invest.
|
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Former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo said size shouldn't be the deciding factor.
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Rather than simply deciding to work in monotype, Johns reinvented the process.
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Do you play a part in deciding the themes for each video?
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But the victims should be full participants in deciding the statue's fate.
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He observed the animal for a while before deciding it needed help.
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Major just wasn't deciding to meet us yet, and I was frustrated.
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He called the diagnosis "clarifying" in deciding to enter the presidential race.
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Artists went through several different versions before deciding on the final doodle.
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They moved slowly, like tourists, then paused, deciding which way to go.
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How did you go about deciding which supplies were most critically needed?
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Glad I did my research for months before deciding on this winner!
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It&aposs like the chief detective deciding whether to prosecute or not.
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She's at work on a novel, and deciding where to live next.
|
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Deciding whether you'd benefit from coverage isn't a quick yea or nay.
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After deciding on your theme, you're ready to write the skills section.
|
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The EU executive said it needed to assess the decree before deciding.
|
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Justice Neil Gorsuch took no part in considering or deciding the case.
|
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The next challenge will be deciding the priorities for the 2019 budget.
|
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Chevron is in the process of deciding whether to appeal the decision.
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Gee and her counterparts in other states are deciding on next steps.
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Nina deciding to sew for the first time was a terrible idea.
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Of course, deciding who may vote should not be a partisan issue.
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We're currently deciding to move together, and we will be living together.
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Mattis was facing a July 1 deadline for deciding on transgender recruits.
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Farmers will look at the overall profits when deciding what to grow.
|
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But they should be deciding which ones should go to the CEO.
|
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Voters increasingly are deciding Trump truly is temperamentally unsuited to be president.
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And that's hard— deciding that there is anything that I cannot do.
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"You never know what's going to be the deciding factor," he said.
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Still deciding whether to move your tech startup overseas to Silicon Valley?
|
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Deciding not to send me to Berkeley Prep wasn't easy for them.
|
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The administration is reportedly still deciding how it will exit the agreement.
|
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That, too, could end up being a deciding factor in a deal.
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People my age are increasingly putting off or deciding against having children.
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Across Europe, students are looking beyond traditional options when deciding their future.
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Before Deciding To Lose The Weight "Jillian saved my life," says Greenslit.
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When the vote is called, McCain gives a dramatic, deciding thumbs-down.
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Democrats are still deciding which of those investigations they want to prioritize.
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While he examined his reflection, deciding, Eugene heard a mellow-toned voice.
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It's about the free choice of a people deciding to govern itself.
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Each C.P.M. is apparently charged with deciding for herself what is safe.
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In their world, we are the four fates, deciding who goes when.
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"It's politicians deciding the fate of other politicians," Mr. de Vos said.
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They say the government should not be deciding which drugs are covered.
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Now they are deciding between some of the country's most competitive colleges.
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The Supreme Court is deciding whether to take it up on appeal.
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If you need some help deciding, see some of our favorites below.
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Some lawmakers predict Trump could be the deciding factor in who wins.
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It also involved deciding what "cheering section" I wanted to sit in.
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Hyden was anxious and heartbroken, still deciding the future for her family.
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Deciding whether or not to terminate a pregnancy is a personal choice.
|
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Trump has taken a different tack in deciding who should be pardoned.
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Justice Samuel Alito took no part in considering or deciding the case.
|
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Deciding when enough is enough is a hard task for everyone involved.
|
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Now Americans are deciding between Mr. Trump, who is 70, and Mrs.
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Who do you want deciding what chemicals are safe for your children?
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The RBI governor is the sole deciding authority on monetary policy decisions.
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If you're deciding between two sizes, I suggest going up a size.
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Some lawmakers predict Trump could be the deciding factor in the race.
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The process for deciding on the sale rested in the state's hands.
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Does Eugene make a mistake by deciding to not go back home?
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NUMBER TWO WAS ACTUALLY DECIDING WHERE TO PLAY AND HOW TO WIN.
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"She's quite capable of deciding to play in the mixed, as well."
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Sometimes, deciding what bricks to put down is also an economical choice.
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Deciding how to transition from one generation to the next is crucial.
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Turnout in younger demographics may be a crucial deciding factor this year.
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They were deciding whether it was even a case to begin with.
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"Nobody should be deciding for a community what happens," Spanger-Siegfried says.
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Timmons will review the emails before deciding which of them to release.
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Nike is deciding what shoes they're going to ship in 5003 months.
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It's not about taking over language and deciding who can say what.
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Kavanaugh could potentially be the deciding vote on overturning the 1973 decision.
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We're deciding whether men can continue to get away with abusing women.
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As for deciding which brand is best, why not try them all?
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Deciding on a daily coffee order just got a lot more difficult.
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I just can't care anymore because they're deciding to be limited humans.
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Deciding whom to help first can be a life-or-death decision.
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But deciding how to handle the current situation could be especially difficult.
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The rate increases, in fact, are unlikely to be a deciding factor.
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The world will basically wait for you if you're deciding something consequential.
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Deciding to come back and do it again was my only option.
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Draw from your hobbies when deciding what business to get involved with.
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So what should be tried before deciding to go under the knife?
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Katniss isn't just deciding on a partner; she's figuring out her worldview.
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Of course I'd be doing and deciding all those things, wouldn't I?
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How are you deciding that something like cruise lines should get money?
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Late-deciding voters broke decisively for former Vice President Joe Biden. Sen.
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And deciding who is in pain and who needs help takes time.
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And why would we want the government deciding what we can do?
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Mouse on Mars is still deciding how to take it on tour.
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As mayor, he won't be directly involved in deciding the WWHA lawsuit.
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When deciding on a college, why did you choose University of Michigan?
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We did not come in alone and say now we are deciding.
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So drafting and deciding when to pass involves a lot of strategy.
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For now, Democrats are just deciding their opening offer to Senate Republicans.
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I don't think it's the deciding factor, but it plays into it.
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But deciding who stays and who leaves isn't limited to coastal issues.
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His homer broke a tie in the deciding game of the series.
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Sure enough, Culiacán scored the deciding run off him, winning, 3-2.
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Loan officers already assess wealth when deciding whether to give people mortgages.
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The Afghan government was still deciding whether to attend the Russia talks.
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Canada has its own considerations in deciding whether to join the deal.
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Hopefully, this all helps in deciding which platform is right for you.
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Instead, individual station managers are deciding what happens on their own account.
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Deciding such cases typically calls for a judicial reading of the future.
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Seiton is about deciding where this equipment should go to increase efficiency.
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They were the deciding factor here — not the MCAS, not the Max.
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It allows kids to mature before deciding whether to transition or not.
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The only tricky part will be deciding which color to get next!
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Deciding to do happy hour instead of dinner saves me even more.
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A preliminary injunction often leads to companies deciding to abandon their deal.
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One man asking for protection; another man charged with deciding his fate.
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But Stanford has an uncommonly high bar for deciding sexual assault cases.
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"The real issue with supplements is deciding who needs them," she says.
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Deciding to start estrogen or testosterone treatment is a more serious decision.
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Would deciding not to buy that useless insurance really be a "choice"?
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Discuss the circumstances with the employee before deciding on the right action.
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If it is a close call, Roberts could cast the deciding vote.
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The owners of a long-popular bar deciding they wanted to sell.
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A growing number of brands are deciding they no longer need Amazon.
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Declan O'Scanlon marked the deciding vote ahead of Monday's session, McGrath said.
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Officials like these were responsible for deciding Zohre's day-to-day fate.
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He stepped down soon after, deciding instead to take the season off.
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Deciding to pay down your mortgage may depend on your interest rate.
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He is looking at lost markets and deciding how to regain them.
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Now, I struggle with an age-old debacle: deciding what to eat.
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We will study the judgments carefully before deciding on possible next steps.
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Pence cast the deciding vote, breaking a 50-50 tie after Sens.
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A good rule of thumb for deciding whether you need life insurance?
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Deciding which classes to take can be a confusing and overwhelming task.
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I think the timing for me is first deciding about the Senate.
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McCabe has been criticized for deciding to reveal this issue and others.
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Google initially suggested it might appeal the decision before deciding to comply.
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"You're deciding what level of information you want to receive," Powell said.
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It's not a vision for killer robots deciding who lives and dies.
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"We'll just wait and see," Gruden said about deciding on a starter.
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The department is still deciding whether it will continue publishing the list.
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Both Buttigieg and Klobuchar appeared to perform well with late-deciding voters.
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Normally, a judge cannot consider possible mitigating factors when deciding upon deportation.
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Meet three congressmen who will be deciding how to wield this authority.
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Contestants have different strategies for deciding what clothes to wear on set.
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It's not the federal government centrally deciding how to remake your community.
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The deciding vote in the majority was cast by Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Or I'm deciding how to pronounce a word, puzzling over word choices.
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There's a lot of people uncomfortable with tech companies deciding these things.
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I've had a hard time deciding how to feel about Beautiful Boy.
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What's important is the process, not the result — deciding at 3 a.m.
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The deciding factor is how the participants feel about what is happening.
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But in deciding not to pursue it, he made a good call.
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"It's not just banks deciding whether to lend you money," Oliver said.
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This was not Christians deciding to crusade in the name of Christ.
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Between the lines: The Supreme Court isn't deciding the merits of the matter, but rather deciding whether those who buy iPhone apps can sue the company over the way it runs the App Store and takes its cut.
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The 63-year-old, who has had a deciding influence at several large French companies, is intent on having his say in deciding on who is chosen to tackle these challenges, sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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I'm interested in general in how we categorize our experiences and who gets to do the categorizing, whether it's medical establishments deciding whether we intended to end our lives or not, or governments deciding who counts as a terrorist.
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"They don&apost want to be the deciding vote on this; we&aposre going to force them to be the deciding vote on this," Ezra Levin, the founder of the progressive group Indivisible Project, said on MSNBC last week.
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When deciding which streaming service to get, it's worth considering a few things.
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"Is being too bad nobody deciding to be paying theshadowbrokers," one portion reads.
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He returned to Nepal each spring until deciding to move there in 1995.
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"I love George, though," she said while deciding whether to cut the video.
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Jurors will hear more arguments before deciding whether to recommend the death sentence.
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There's much more to the process than deciding whom and what you support.
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The club is still deciding whether he needs to have a rehab start.
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Another important decision is deciding what news is worthy of a mobile alert.
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The panel would consider such objections when deciding whether a name should stand.
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MillerCoors says it's simply deciding what makes economic sense for the company's future.
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And deciding to stay or not to stay changes from day to day.
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If you're an undocumented student, it's deciding to use your name in public.
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That move would lead to many healthy people deciding not to buy insurance.
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But she's taking it day-to-day in deciding what she can do.
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Remember, he cast the deciding vote to uphold Obamacare in two separate decisions.
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"It's them truly growing up and deciding what's right for them," Cash says.
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He is kind of the deciding vote on a lot of these cases.
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She finally deciding the company was no longer in contempt on April 17.
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If that's how he's deciding to run his campaign, that's okay because #I'mwithher.
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The Constitutional Court is deciding whether to uphold or overturn the impeachment vote.
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If birthplace were the sole deciding factor, it would be a shoe-in.
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" Lee Edsall, North Carolina "This is the first time I've had trouble deciding.
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"There's no hold-up," said Brown, who set a March deadline for deciding.
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Deciding to live on the edge a little, Kerby donned sneakers to dinner.
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"I might just be deciding as I head into the polls," Sand said.
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But in 2016, it won't be Barbour deciding what's "rigged" and what not.
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Ties are contested over five rubbers — four singles and a potential deciding doubles.
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"This is ultimately an issue about hearings and deciding the cases," Meissner said.
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And that to me is just — it's the deciding factor between both candidates.
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Canada withdrew from Kyoto in 2011 after deciding that its targets were unattainable.
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Biden took his time deciding whether to enter into the race at all.
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For one thing, it's hard enough deciding when the midlife crisis should occur.
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He offended Asians and angered the NYPD by deciding to prosecute the officer.
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And after deciding who is their guy, what are the expectations for him?
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The K.H.L. said in a statement it was deciding what action to take.
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The Trump administration is also currently deciding whether to cancel or extend DACA.
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The Met is still deciding on the best medium to showcase digital art.
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When starting a business, deciding the legal form it will take is vital.
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He plans to take some time out before deciding what to do next.
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But many workers will need outside help in deciding which routes to take.
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YouTube's rationale when deciding what content to show its viewers is frustratingly inscrutable.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy cast the deciding vote in the University of Texas case.
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The biggest challenge will probably be deciding who gets to take the wheel.
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America's best-known university takes race into account when deciding whom to admit.
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That was a tipping point that led to her deciding to quit acting.
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So it wasn't clear who would be exempted, the process for deciding that.
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The future we're deciding on today is the future your children will inherit.
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There's only around 13,000 of us deciding who gets these very important awards.
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Gail Simmons had a lot to consider before deciding to have another baby.
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He hit a game-deciding, three-run home run in the fifth inning.
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The seller factors in the agent's fees when deciding on their asking price.
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The real deciding factor is if you're willing to hand over that cash.
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When deciding whether to use "less" or "fewer," ask yourself: Is this countable?
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So, deciding to give it up altogether is likely not a good solution.
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In 2015, a single vote was the deciding factor in 31 separate elections.
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Yet here they are, deciding our fates in 2016's heated presidential campaign.
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It turns out that deciding how much inventory to buy is crazy-difficult.
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I'm completely happy with the choice I made of deciding to take steroids.
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"There are many factors to consider when deciding where to retire," said Bankrate.
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These uses were a major factor in Apple deciding to update the mini.
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So deciding when and how to claim isn't a choice to make lightly.
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The FCA scheme relied on banks themselves deciding who was eligible for compensation.
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The important question to ask is: Who's deciding what constitutes an undue burden?
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There are so many options that you could spend the whole afternoon deciding.
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The governor still gets a deciding vote if the panel is evenly split.
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Commanders in the US can exercise discretion when deciding how to handle deserters.
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Deciding to take the tax break requires lots of planning with your accountant.
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Police there are deciding if the prospect is viable within a few months.
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"One play and it's a different situation," Cruz said of the deciding run.
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This was the catalyst for me deciding I needed to change my career.
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Of those who moved in, 34 percent listed "job" as the deciding factor.
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Orban says deciding whether to accept migrants is a matter of national sovereignty.
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The only difference now, he said, is that we're deciding to fight back.
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Ultimately, like most elections, independent voters and millennials may play a deciding role.
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A lot of data goes into deciding what cities The League expands to.
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The reporter followed up, asking if Trump is still deciding on that question.
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"This was just the better option," Hoover told TechCrunch of deciding to sell.
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Hardin responded that gender doesn't matter when deciding the next commander in chief.
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" Rhimes later released a statement: "Deciding how to end a show is easy.
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It doesn't have a Facebook algorithm deciding what people are going to see.
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When Caitlyn left, she switched again, deciding to wear the Trump hat home.
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Susan Collins may be the deciding factor for the tax bill after Sen.
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Was it difficult deciding to pack up and leave your home in Alaska?
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And the board ended up deciding to sell the company through an auction.
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The parole board will weigh several factors in deciding whether to release Simpson.
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Why do you think Congress is deciding to wade into this mess now?
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Deciding to steal $85 million worth of cryptocurrency isn't something to take lightly.
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Read Deciding Where to Retire: Finding a Tax-friendly State to Call Home.
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We're not in the business of deciding which ideas people should read about.
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Here's what you need to know if you're deciding between Airbnb and Vrbo.
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Deciding love isn't worth it doesn't mean you won't fall in love again.
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Finally, a video game for deciding who your self-driving car should kill!
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Contraception is really about deciding if, when, and how you become a parent.
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Corporate-travel bookers, for example, are still deciding what they think about Airbnb.
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And my fun involved deciding against the farming part of this farming game.
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As you know, the deciding votes behind the PCAs belong to the fans.
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"It's certainly a factor in deciding where they want to go," said Allen.
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But even those bidders are probably still deciding whether to make final offers.
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It was a shame you sent this through before deciding on your finale.
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Still, pay isn't always a deciding factor for pilots to leave the military.
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Police will await the outcome of Germany's investigation before deciding whether to proceed.
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But deciding whether to encourage Ms. Streep was among his easier executive dilemmas.
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The justices would not be deciding the merits of the immigration order itself.
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Locating the real bully means deciding who has more power: Banks or government?
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Shouldn't we be at least as careful in deciding who should be president?
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Senator Panfilo Lacson said the panel deciding on Lopez's appointment will act independently.
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Trump told Reuters on Tuesday he was deciding between 10 and 12 people.
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Mike Pence (R) for deciding to expand Medicaid in his state under ObamaCare.
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He developed a tool for deciding who needs treatment and who does not.
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The Hanneman deal was so bad that it emptied a deciding board seat.
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"Rather, this work highlights an important factor when deciding to visit a park."
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The investigation is now with prosecutors, who are deciding whether to file charges.
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New Justice Neil Gorsuch took no part in considering or deciding this case.
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The family is currently deciding whether to view CCTV footage of the shooting.
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It's a good bet that the opportunity-zone program was the deciding factor.
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Now here's the true beauty of deciding to focus on this one reform.
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The judge is seeking additional legal briefs before deciding what remedy to impose.
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But Norse gods don't live in the sky, plotting and deciding people's fates.
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The broadcaster said it would review the findings before deciding how to respond.
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For a nonnative the challenge comes in deciding where to classify certain names.
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Good luck deciding on one of the many bold and artistic map designs.
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John Adams cast 29 deciding votes as vice president in the late 1700s.
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There's a lot to think about in deciding where you'll live in retirement.
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Overall they are 2-2 on the road in the AFC's deciding game.
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It was the club's Welsh chairman, Huw Jenkins, who had the deciding vote.
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The Trump administration is currently deciding whether to approve that request from Utah.
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Deciding whether you'd benefit from travel insurance isn't a quick "yea" or 'nay.
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Which is about as realistic as deciding you'll stop using any Google services.
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That doesn't matter today, because it wasn't really what the courts were deciding.
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Bush in 2010 deciding that detainees at Guantanamo must have a court-martial.
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Deciding interest rates by committee marks a landmark change for the central bank.
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When deciding whom to hire, you should consider how complicated your return is.
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He's planning on taking a short breather before deciding on his next move.
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Deciding to wed hasn't much dampened our skepticism for the institution of marriage.
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Darcy becomes the key player in deciding the fate of the Ain't Right's.
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But by deciding to get up and do something, you're worthy of praise.
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I mean, you're deciding where and when you're going to be some place.
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Deciding which ads to run or not run certainly falls into that conversation.
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The second reason was that I don't like deciding what to listen to.
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I think we need to repeal it first before deciding what comes next.
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Those 500 cases can frequently be the deciding factor in securing a deal.
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It was a no-brainer, deciding to wimp out on the last day.
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The crown exchange rate is another important factor in deciding on interest rates.
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In the end, of course, deciding which college to attend is intensely personal.
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Mr. Steinke of the Preservation Alliance said he was deciding whether to appeal.
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Both states have Senate races that could be crucial for deciding the majority.
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Kovacevich acknowledged there are risks with banks deciding what to return to shareholders.
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Deciding if a respondent is demented can easily be inadvertently skewed, he said.
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If you switch, "there's a huge advantage to deciding earlier," Mr. Meese said.
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Mr. Smith, however, will not be among those deciding the future of NASA.
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"Democratically deciding the future of a nation is not a crime," he argued.
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Such a visit tipped the scale when Galvanize was deciding its next location.
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Shattered makes clear that Clinton had no problem deciding what she was against.
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We're bad at deciding which ideas are good and which ones are bad.
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They will shrink considerably, so be aware of that when deciding on quantity.
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In October, Wimbledon added a tiebreaker at 12-12 in the deciding set.
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And it really depends on insurance plans deciding it's a good business opportunity.
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We looked at every possibility before deciding to shut down the entire tube.
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Bernie Sanders, voters next Tuesday will be deciding a state Supreme Court race.
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You can go through an interview process before deciding to go with somebody.
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She remembers Petrus deciding how to eliminate the rats in his barn. Poison?
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We can spend the next 10 years deciding what stays and what goes.
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Black communities, particularly black women, will be instrumental in deciding the next president.
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But she moved to Washington, and spent her 20s deciding on a career.
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And the next task — deciding where each object should go — is even harder.
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"I am tired of older Americans deciding everything in this country," she wrote.
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Deciding to share power rather than impose it requires a mind-set shift.
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Mr. Schippers briefly studied for the priesthood before deciding to become a lawyer.
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You control the tea's sweetness by deciding how much to disturb the depths.
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So they resisted the Taliban, instead deciding to flee to the city center.
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We spent about three weeks just deciding how to position the stripes — nightmare.
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Experts say that deciding how much to invest is a highly individualized process.
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I didn't remember consciously deciding about their size or doing anything about it.
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He then wasted an entire cocktail party deciding to kick her off again.
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It followed on the heels of the Fed deciding to keep rates unchanged.
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But deciphering the sketches, and deciding which to use, is just step one.
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Nobody wants to face the repercussions of society deciding that you are bad.
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Parnas bucked Giuliani and Trump, deciding to cooperate with House Democrats' impeachment investigation.
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Deciding to report sexual assault can be a deeply personal and difficult decision.
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This shift made Roberts' vote the new deciding factor in many close cases.
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This (deciding to put the question last) is a hypothesis about survey methodology.
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They do when you're deciding whether to put American lives on the line.
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Deciding to be dominant in the bedroom often means subverting traditional gender roles.
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The Orioles are deciding whether Flaherty will need a platelet-rich plasma injection.
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Anderson cast the deciding vote to send the bill to the House floor.
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In that job, deciding someone's fate is a necessary but difficult emotional commitment.
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For women, it can become a bigger factor in deciding when to run.
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Artists were actually creating the dialogue, or deciding what artists themselves were showing.
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All of this lead to her deciding to go public with her baldness.
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Instead, Ntilikina's team unexpectedly pushed to the finals and a deciding Game 5.
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We plan on seeing the movie before deciding on what steps to take.
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In an interview, DeJear said that she's deciding between former South Bend, Ind.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's (D-NY) triumphant 2018 primary and deciding anything was possible.
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With the issue tied, Bradley held the power to cast the deciding vote.
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He said he would consult with his lawyers before deciding his next steps.
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Season 2 ended with Jessica Castro and Ryan DeNino deciding to stay together.
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John McCain, who famously cast the deciding vote against repealing Obamacare last year.
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It is often hard to pinpoint what the deciding factor is for commissioners.
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Joe Heck's opposition to Planned Parenthood was a deciding factor in Democratic Sen.
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He and Gigi dated for several months before deciding to just remain friends.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) was the deciding vote on the bill, joining GOP Sens.
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Deciding to talk with a boss about therapy requires some careful mental calculus.
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How are media outlets deciding what to cover and how to present that?
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Kansas City is also still deciding on how to fill out its pitching.
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Those could be the deciding factors here in his being offered the job.
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""This will not be 5 committee chairs deciding what the replacement plan is.
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When deciding on your housing budget, Anderson recommends the "50-20-30" rule.
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Stop deciding whether or not you're going to post it on social media.
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The foremost roadblock regarding rehab is deciding to go in the first place.
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The company looked at buying Crossover, before deciding to build its own clinics.
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Others were deciding at home with family or out in their districts. Rep.
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Loeffler considered running for Senate in 2014 before deciding the timing wasn't right.
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Deciding which direction to take often leads to unexpected encounters with hilarious consequences.
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Do any of those stories match the one you're deciding to reveal now?
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"I'm 48," she said, when I asked about deciding not to be angry.
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She was leading an Omaha nonprofit organization before deciding to run for office.
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I had a tough time deciding what "Work on hooks, say" should be.
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Deciding what to bring with you to a tropical resort sounds simple. Swimsuits?
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Insurers are deciding right now whether to participate in the 2018 Obamacare exchanges.
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I think my slight sore throat all day is deciding to stick around.
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This is the argument white evangelicals made in deciding to back Donald Trump.
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The people haven't been respected when it comes to deciding on health policies.
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Right now, our only choice is deciding which method will hurt us less.
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Is it really fixing if the last set, the deciding set, is legit?
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It's a state of mind of deciding you want to take that risk.
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Celebrities deciding to avoid Israel on political grounds is not all that uncommon.
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In other words, officials were still deciding not to prosecute a lot of people — or, at least, didn't have the resources to prosecute a lot of people and so had to be deliberate in deciding who deserved to be prosecuted.
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In spite of these dynamics (or maybe because of them) Biden took his time deciding to run, following another long and public deliberative process, not unlike the one he went through before deciding not to seek the nomination in 2016.
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Since all the officers who could play a role in deciding the outcome of Sergeant Bergdahl's case — including the judge and jurors — now ultimately report to Mr. Trump, they cannot be impartial in deciding guilt or innocence, Mr. Fidell argued.
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Sam Altman: To be clear, I feel equally bad about three people deciding ... Like I don't think that was a good world either when we had, you know, the three heads of those networks deciding what people got to hear.
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A Bush voter who started the campaign leery of privatizing Social Security, in other words, was much more likely to respond to the dueling ad campaigns by deciding he liked privatization than to respond by deciding that he liked Al Gore.
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This is a problem when deciding which one is most effective for your chatbot.
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" Miller-Keyes says deciding when to open up to Underwood was a "heavy decision.
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Where do any of us get off deciding how people should spend their money?
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But you can temporarily move to cash while deciding on your next portfolio moves.
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In that case, deciding whether to relicense nuclear plants would be a trickier matter.
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Rock-Paper-Scissors works great for deciding who has to take out the garbage.
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S. is cute, but I'm still deciding how I feel about him compatibility wise.
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"That's going to be the deciding factor about long-term outcome for this injury."
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Canada and Australia use similar methods for deciding who to allow into their countries.
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In early December, that decision was reversed with the alliance deciding to cut again.
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The DOJ defines "quid pro quo" expansively when deciding to indict other government officials.
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Without deciding that question, Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote for the Supreme Court last Dec.
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The deciding factors should be your (and your partner's) taste, needs, and financial situation.
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Basic Chemical Industries decreased 3.3 percent after deciding against paying a dividend for 2018.
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Deciding to move on But other defectors are still waiting to be called upon.
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A Chicago victory would force a deciding Game 7 on Wednesday night in Cleveland.
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First, there's deciding which formula and finish is best for you: matte or dewy?
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Harris played a part in deciding the order in which the 13 were freed.
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She becomes obsessed with him, tracking his movements and eventually deciding to confront him.
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One of them consulted with his wife and children before deciding to dine elsewhere.
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Many pro-Brexit lawmakers will wait to see that before deciding how to vote.
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Before Deciding To Lose The Weight Weigh Your (Food) Options Don't just eyeball it!
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Courage is deciding to do the right thing, even if that means certain death.
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Poole's dunk with less than two minutes left proved to be the deciding score.
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A dispute-settlement system is the referee, deciding whether the rules have been broken.
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Deciding who picks up the tab in those situations can be much more difficult.
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Then she briefly considered studying dance before ultimately deciding to major in social work.
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Still stuck deciding between the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus and the iPhone X?
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The executive left Microsoft after deciding to quit her job to raise her children.
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Right now I enjoy deciding which songs I put my name and voice on.
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Booker claimed he broke committee rules in deciding to release those documents this morning.
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Deciding how the device fares then will be a more definitive test of quality.
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They're still deciding on a name — Kim asked guests to share their favorite names.
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Deciding whether a policy area is pragmatic or principled is more art than science.
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In deciding who should pay these taxes, lawmakers are considering two things, said Rueben.
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I think the NHL is deciding what they're going to with their NHL contract.
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In effect, politicians rather than markets are once again deciding how to avoid blackouts.
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Trump's actions in the next few days could be a deciding factor for Lee.
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She was leaning toward voting in the Democratic primary, but was deciding between Mrs.
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She has invited herself to this party of white men deciding her people's fate.
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A Reelgood study estimated that the average user spends 18 minutes per day deciding.
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Claire's behavior pushes her rivals into deciding to invoke the 25th amendment's 4th section.
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But it's not just Mindy deciding — it's not just her pick of these guys.
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So right now congressional Republicans are deciding whom to subpoena, and on which topics.
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When to record The first policy hurdle is deciding simply when the cameras record.
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You could argue that markets are already deciding which new currencies provide sound money.
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He also apparently attempted the kidnapping two times before deciding the conditions were right.
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But deciding on how Porter would pop the question took a little more time.
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There's no one-size-fits-all approach in deciding when to collect, she said.
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But deciding what you do with this information can still be a complicated process.
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Toomey continues to say that he is still deciding whether to officially endorse Trump.
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Dayton said he listened to the views of many Minnesotans before deciding on Smith.
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Verizon (VZ) is deciding whether reopen its deal to buy Yahoo's core internet assets.
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So, how does he go about deciding what will end up in cocktail form?
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Deciding what your time and work are worth is a personal decision, of course.
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I could technically still do that, but I'm deciding to do something else instead.
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THE toughest part of being a Supreme Court justice is not deciding who wins.
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As CBS points out, turnout will likely be the deciding factor in the outcome.
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And now, the Trump-McConnell courts will be deciding the validity of these laws.
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More Americans are deciding they don't need to get a license, for whatever reason.
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Suggestions made at the meeting would be helpful in deciding the matter, Kumar said.
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Deciding what is or isn't abnormal sexual behavior depends on cultural assumptions about sex.
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Each of the Grand Slams now utilize a different system for deciding deadlocked matches.
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When deciding whether to write this piece, I consulted the cards: Towards the insignificant.
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So Dropbox is deciding to gift its users a bit extra at no cost.
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Rather than deciding that we yes we should throw the baby with the bathwater.
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He urged lawmakers to consider his study's findings before deciding the future of healthcare.
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He waived extradition, deciding he would go freely to the US to face charges.
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"Businesses need to see a rise in demand before deciding to boost their employment."
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The Mets beat the Red Sox two nights later in the deciding seventh game.
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I snack on some carrots with pesto while deciding what to make for dinner.
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It's still too busy deciding whether the iPad Pro is a computer or not!
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The couple told People they were still deciding on a name for their son.
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During a Wednesday press conference, Toomey said he's still deciding whether he'll support Trump.
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But here they are a problem for all Americans deciding who should become president.
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Wendy will be Wendy, reading people, deciding if people get to go to space.
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The company also spent considerable time deciding on what to call each new model.
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Here's your deciding factor: You can now get the Sony WH248.01XM2299.99 for under $228.
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I'd agree that Clinton's email server played a decisive role in deciding the election.
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That knowledge can help doctors in deciding whether to pursue a different treatment course.
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The deciding factor in these debates should be cost and coverage, independent of partisanship.
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That's a better policy decision than deciding whether to pay people who don't work.
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Deciding what Yellowstone, or any national park, should look like is a personal preference.
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Evaluate your hair type before deciding on what temp is right for you. 4.
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I mean, you know, in terms of deciding what allowance to give or whatnot.
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So when Lamoncha heads to the polls, his deciding factor will be manufacturing's future.
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"Not saving enough money" and "deciding on big expenses," were second and third, respectively.
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But Porter rejects the notion that he's been coerced into deciding where to play.
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She said wants to know who Obama would nominate before deciding what to do.
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In this case, some troll took the liberty of deciding on their neighbor's behalf.
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Braxton says fitting donations into a budget means deciding what we can do without.
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The officers' supervisors agreed, deciding not to punish them for violating a department policy.
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Maybe you will end up deciding not to vote because you are protesting whatever.
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When deciding what to do with all that honey, a hoppy marriage was born.
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Barr is responsible for deciding what parts of the report are released to Congress.
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However, the problem with a government bond bubble is deciding what can pop it.
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Deciding when to finish is quite simple when the end date is years away.
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However, deciding when you can afford to splurge isn't just about the price tag.
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Mr. Blomberg said his clients were reviewing the ruling before deciding whether to appeal.
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Indeed, we are a long way from even deciding whether there are impeachable offenses.
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It is expected to seek feedback from rivals and customers before deciding by Oct.
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Constellation conducted a "successful" test of Premier before deciding to make it available nationwide.
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The Predators and the Sharks will play the deciding Game 7 on Thursday night.
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Sometimes those disputes end up in court with a judge deciding who is right.
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Brittany and terminally ill individuals like her are not deciding between living and dying.
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In 2016, Biden mulled a run for a long time before deciding against it.
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Experts interpret the data in deciding when to issue public warnings and evacuation orders.
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Sanders is in the process of deciding whether to pursue a 2020 presidential bid.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) cast the deciding vote against the Senate's "skinny repeal" in July.
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When asked a similar question, Murkowski sidestepped naming abortion rights as a deciding factor.
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Inflation is a key factor the U.S. central bank considers when deciding monetary policy.
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That complicates the most basic task: deciding who should be allowed to take part.
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That means deciding whether—and to what extent—tax cuts will be paid for.
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Art Review If you're deciding which art fairs to attend this weekend, consider this.
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That's 31 percent time savings when deciding to use one method over the other.
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But there are a few others you might want to look at before deciding.
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There are four pricing options, with most shoppers probably deciding between the first three.
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They explored the underground tunnels for about an hour, before deciding to turn back.
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Kennedy also joined the liberals in 2008, casting the deciding vote in Boumediene v.
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The group argues that Kavanaugh would be the deciding vote to gut Roe v.
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How long they'd watched me sleep before deciding it was safe to carry on.
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Here are a few questions to ask yourself when deciding between the two cards.
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"Only a few people are deciding who are our elected officials," she told Insider.
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Instead, they'll venture into the dangerous territory of deciding the election for the voters.
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But the judge is seeking additional legal briefs before deciding what remedy to impose.
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These are the editors deciding what and who to publish, what stories to tell.
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Make sure to take these costs into account when deciding to buy a home.
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It was serious work, deciding how to label things and where to put them.
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This includes deciding which contracts they want to carry forward and which to abandon.
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Instead, some of them accused the fired FBI director of effectively deciding the race.
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We can start by deciding to end our involvement in the war in Yemen.
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Many manufacturers perform a cost-benefit analysis when deciding whether to move production abroad.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs are still deciding whether to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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The report also said DHS does not consider costs when deciding where to build.
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I compared prices for my two monthly prescriptions before deciding where to fill them.
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And finances don't only come into play when deciding who picks up the check.
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Deciding on what tattoo to get is almost as painful as actually getting inked.
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In Hamdania and in Haditha, Mattis was responsible for deciding who would be charged.
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Americans deserve better than deciding between taking their medicine as prescribed and paying bills.
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Perhaps people will consider that fact when deciding who ends up on their plates.
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Deciding which jurisdictions end up on the European Union's blacklist could prove diplomatically sensitive.
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"Lots of them are deciding whether to come back on their own," Salgado said.
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The sheer rapaciousness of colonizing an entire past, and then deciding it isn't enough!
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In theory, the White House's process for deciding on a new policy is clear.
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He said drivers have "zero representation" when it comes to deciding their working conditions.
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The hardest part [for "A-Zn Foods"] was deciding what the narrative would be.
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Genetic health is a key metric for deciding whether a species should be listed.
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However, the government will continue to prioritise price in deciding power sources, he added.
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Flirting is very different from deciding to have a fling, let alone a marriage.
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Be sure to consult with a doctor before deciding to give it a try.
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It means deciding to support or boycott something on the basis of its provenance.
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"It's not just us spritzing around, deciding what is a good story," she said.
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Instead it looks like they're deciding to walk out of the Quicken Loans Arena.
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But maybe my own immediate enjoyment of the dish shouldn't be the deciding vote.
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Take your time deciding who you want to team up with or commit to.
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How did you come to terms with deciding what to do about your marriage?
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A few dozen Democrats are spending the holidays deciding whether to run for president.
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Rivera lost the deciding game of the 2001 World Series to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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The IOC is deciding between Paris and Los Angeles for the 2024 summer games.
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Looking Glass responds by deciding to let Keane and the Seventh Kavalry use him.
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But in one of the final deciding votes, he ultimately decided to move forward.
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It goes to show how much it weighed on us as we were deciding.
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But they freely admit to taking account of politics in deciding when to retire.
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The most difficult part is deciding why, exactly, you're interested in such an endeavor.
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Deciding what takes priority in that moment and not beating yourself up over it.
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We're gonna talk about the tech about that, deciding what jobs should be done.
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"The U.S. and the U.S.S.R. are now deciding the world's destiny," Mao said acidly.
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That tension was a factor in his deciding to leave the job in 2007.
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That may prove the deciding factor in whether or not the party retains power.
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I am capable of deciding whether or not to watch a Woody Allen movie.
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The first step on my intermittent fasting journey was deciding how long to fast.
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Thirteen of the 17 officials deciding the central bank's policies weren't picked by him.
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He sampled the three olive oils in my pantry before deciding which to add.
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I remember giving up halfway through and deciding to go back to my place.
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The difficult part is deciding what parts of the story are important to tell.
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Joe: For me, it comes down to deciding what you put your eyes on.
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She sifts through items on a case-by-case basis, deciding what to ditch.
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Ship's logbooks, surviving charts and witness testimonies all aid in deciding where to search.
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But you haven't been involved in deciding whether the president should do the interview?
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I overheard several advertisers deciding to bail on the after-party in Central Park.
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Deciding whether something is a violation sometimes requires an interview and a polygraph test.
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The federal Bureau of Prisons will weigh multiple factors in deciding Mr. Weiner's destination.
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And Democrats are deciding Tuesday between two candidates who are running very different campaigns.
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Obamacare will effectively be on the ballot, with voters deciding whether to expand Medicaid.
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But the flawed human beings I'd rather have deciding the game are the players.
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That information simply shouldn't be public without users explicitly deciding to make it so.
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I can't say things that I feel… It's not just me deciding you know?
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"It's a matter of deciding where you want to put that emphasis," she says.
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She spent several years performing in Europe before deciding she was ready to return.
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He said he abandoned the plan after deciding that the firm was beyond saving.
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If you're deciding between which iPad is best for you, choosing can feel daunting.
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But would you ever task a machine with deciding who lives and who dies?
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Before deciding where to donate your money, don't be afraid to ask tough questions.
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And the deciding Supreme Court vote to kill off reform came from Anthony Kennedy.
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Others are deciding who could work from home or a satellite office outside Manhattan.
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It's like deciding to get divorced is what keeps you from getting divorced. Exactly.
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Start researching and deciding where you'd like to go once there: countryside or city?
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But the jury would be deciding on their guilt — not Dulos', like Pattis wants.
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Her influence comes in deciding, after elaborate horse trading, which portfolio goes to whom.
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And a deciding Republican voice endorsing hearing from Bolton or other witnesses remains elusive.
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"My demon was out — and she was hungry," she says before deciding against homicide.
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He said he's still deciding whether to expand the test to the remaining stores.
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TheShadowBrokers is hoping 'doctor' person is deciding to subscribe to dump service in July.
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Center Sean Monahan scored the deciding goal at 13:21 of the third period.
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The Supreme Court dismissed that case on procedural grounds without ever deciding the merits.
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Deciding how to handle it may be the biggest challenge we have ever faced.
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The appeals panel disagreed, deciding that body camera footage is not a personnel record.
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Kendall Jenner has blessed us all by deciding to do some winter closet cleaning.
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That's like a winemaker in Napa Valley or Bourdeaux deciding to stop growing grapes.
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Rehnquist was seen as giving senators latitude in deciding the shape of Clinton's trial.
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Mr. Kess discussed one such opportunity: deciding how family members should file their returns.
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Stump said tests that ESMA will use for deciding when to intervene were "subjective".
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It was very much about deciding what you want to do and doing it.
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Nishioka won 27 of 37 points in the deciding set to defeat the Frenchman.
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Bonnie Matsumura said the family was still deciding on burial arrangements for her grandfather.
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The competition regulator said it would review the judgment before deciding whether to appeal.
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Deciding if a post qualifies as Volksverhetzung (incitement of hatred) is one such instance.
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At 32, she wanted a better way of deciding where her career would go.
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"The Democratic establishment is broken," by Edward-Isaac Dovere Why the party isn't deciding.
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After deciding that their first choice was too lewd, they settled on Bullwackie Boys.
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The days of brands deciding to just "shrink it and pink it" is over.
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Now multiple analyses say women could be the deciding voters in this year's election.
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In late November, they were still deciding about the song's placement in the show.
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The central bank cut interest rates three times this year before deciding to pause.
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Also, you can involve your family in deciding which changes to make, and when.
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And deciding who counts as poor is not merely a matter of statistical arcana.
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But I'd still rather have journalists deciding which journalism people should read than congressmen.
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"When everything was dismissed—suddenly they're not ok with the courts deciding," Marchi says.
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So maybe now what women are deciding is that infidelity is a third way.
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Trudeau said this action was key in deciding to remove her from the party.
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But there has to be somebody behind the scenes deciding the non-ego questions.
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Ink & Switch is still deciding whether to push apps like Pushpin out of beta.
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Admittedly, the traditional consensus is not an infallible guide to deciding whom to commemorate.
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At last out of options, the skit sees Trump deciding to call an expert.
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Photo-identifying technology is here — now comes the task of deciding where it's appropriate.
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Deciding vote on government funding bill could face delay in Senate 7:27 p.m.
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Deciding the campus carry policies has been the most difficult decision of my presidency.
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Opponents say such changes could result in providers deciding not to accept Medicaid patients.
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Let's say that a computer program is deciding whether to give you a loan.
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Musk, after initially deciding against attending, will be attending the meeting of tech minds.
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The salary of this job was an important part in deciding this career choice.
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In deciding in the favor of journalistic freedom in New York Times Co. v.
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She said individuals need to take responsibility for deciding whether to participate in one.
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If you're having trouble deciding, never fear: Saint Valentine will coax out the truth.
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I like the feeling of rummaging through CDs, deciding what to play that day.
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"We don't want the jury deciding this case on that issue," Ellis said earlier.
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The amendments will be voted on before the deciding ballot on the overall motion.
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Oftentimes when there was violence, it wasn't a hijacker deciding to execute a passenger.
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Or even if people harbor prejudices, in the end, when they're deciding who they want to lead a city, or for that matter who they want to have the nuclear codes, they're going to be deciding who's going to serve them well.
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Mr. Dorf said that Chief Justice Roberts might act differently now that Justice Kennedy — often the deciding vote in those cases — was gone, much like congressional leaders spare their most vulnerable members of Congress from casting deciding votes on politically difficult issues.
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