It really was, and it did put a full stop, and then 9/22090, it just put a full stop to everything, I think.
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Public servants are supposed to serve the public, full stop.
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I think that's generally how most things work, full stop.
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Blocking someone prevents them from interacting with you, full stop.
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Those are numbers that rival traditional sports broadcasts, full stop.
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We could end the farming of that animal — full stop.
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Jack: Well, I like people who are interested, full stop.
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We can not compare ourselves to each other full stop.
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Retirement is the biggest killer of old people, full stop.
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Caps lock, full stop, bolded — it pronounces on my behalf.
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The top priority remains removing Trump from office -- full stop.
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This is about making wealthy heirs even wealthier — full stop.
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She's also just one of America's great writers, full stop.
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There was never a full stop to any of it.
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Full stop, Republicans need to fight back or lose everything.
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Qi wireless chargers are slower than wired chargers, full stop.
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Starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop.
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"These are FULL STOP issues in my judgment," the attorney wrote.
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Let me hasten to stress that LinkedIn isn't useless full stop.
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He hosts "Full Stop with Mark Preston" on SiriusXM POTUS 19873.
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It's like a full stop at the end of his life.
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He hosts "Full Stop with Mark Preston" on SiriusXM POTUS 124.
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Federal election law prohibits such gifts from foreign entities, full stop.
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Later, she clarified that she agrees "full stop" with the assessment.
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As of January 1, 2017, they'll all be secure, full stop.
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"It affects the rest of the world full stop," he added.
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I've always had strong connections with the Asian community, full stop.
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The purpose of incarceration was punishment, the law said, full stop.
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It doesn't make you a slut to use it, full stop.
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It's wild to be in a Star Wars movie, full stop.
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It's the work of Mr. Carmichael and his crew, full stop.
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Ferrario wants to be referred to as a model, full stop.
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C'mon. It's one of the best puzzle games ever made, full stop.
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That doesn't mean her old life came to a full stop, however.
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Florida: Florida generally prohibits the open carrying of a firearm -- full stop.
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But don't get me wrong recession is BAD, BAD, BAD, full stop.
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And the NFL is the most valuable product on TV, full stop.
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If you're a business, stop using single-use plastic straws, full stop.
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There's no question she'd make a great foreign policy president, full stop.
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ISIS cannot be considered defeated in Iraq, full stop, until Mosul falls.
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You should also probably ask yourself whether you like basketball, full stop.
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"Coral bleaching is caused by global warming full stop," Dr. Hughes said.
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Since World War II, conquest has almost come to a full stop.
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The questionnaire, however, only asks if I've ever been dismissed — full stop.
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"We are not looking at a higher inflation target, full stop," he said.
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The customer can have any color that he or she wants, full stop.
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The women of Mr. Robot are important, full-stop, with no explanation needed.
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"The information was basically, 'You are on that list,' full stop," she said.
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I'm new to the luxury fashion business, I'm new to fashion, full-stop.
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It's a great film full stop, regardless of what language it is in.
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" Brewer continues: "It is our responsibility as adults to protect children—full stop.
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So if you want to avoid spoilers, don't go on Twitter. Full-stop.
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But in fiction and fantasy we need never come to a full stop.
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Trump's persistent and divisive appeals are the story of his presidency, full stop.
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"Someone's got to be riding hard on them, full stop," Emanuel told Vox.
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The elimination of the human species would be a good thing, full stop.
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Both are confident that it is a hiatus, rather than a full stop.
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But that is just not the position of his White House, full stop.
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Rarely did anyone acknowledge it, full stop — including, for a long time, me.
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"Puigdemont continues to be our legitimate president — full stop," said Olga Adell, 56.
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You have ghost shows, Bigfoot shows, UFO shows, and psychic shows, full stop.
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Safety hardly ever requires a full stop by bikes at a stop sign.
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We cannot borrow more, full stop, this is what we have to do.
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He didn't want to cast a vote for another Bush or Clinton, full stop.
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I don't believe government has any say in women's right to choose, full stop.
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Adaptive cruise control can bring the truck to a full stop at 0 mph.
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We espouse that more venture money needs to flow to more businesses — full stop.
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Melissa McCarthy's impression of Sean Spicer on SNL last weekend was brilliant, full stop.
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You know the thing about Third is it's kind of a full stop record.
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"You cannot declare that Cristiano Ronaldo is not on form, full stop," Tuchel said.
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You can even come to a "full stop," slowly and gracefully, at any time.
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It began with talks of banning vaping full stop during an October parliament meeting.
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Kaila Philo has written for The Baffler, The New Inquiry, Vice, and Full Stop.
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As a Sunderland fan, it has to be going to Chelsea away – full stop.
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Don't assume, full stop, that you can understand what it's like to experience racism.
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Parfit took the stance that it's dramatically worse if we go extinct, full stop.
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Prime's safety system includes adaptive cruise control that works down to a full stop.
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" — Margot Watson "When you see a ball on the road, make a full stop.
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Now, Google's Android is the most popular operating system in the world, full stop.
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This show is all about recognizing the most talented actors in the business, full stop.
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If anything this will put a full stop to all Obama judicial nominees going forward.
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The move is, for Amazon's hundreds of thousands of workers, a net benefit—full stop.
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Once confirmed, the system will engage the brakes and decelerate or make a full stop.
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She grabs the bag and walks away from the plane, which was at full stop.
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More than that, it's one of the most fun vehicles we have tested, full stop.
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His rule, his realization, is that you want as much coverage as possible, full stop.
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A nuanced portrayal of self on-screen begets a nuanced portrayal of self — full stop.
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So he's essentially one of the most powerful people in the entertainment world, full stop.
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When Ms. MacArthur died, Ms. Willis brought the organization to a "full stop," she said.
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It flies in the face of fundamental medical ethics and standard of care — full stop.
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"Donald Trump is the nominee of the Republican Party full-stop," Spicer told The Hill.
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Pret A Mangers and Apple stores didn't punctuate every other street like a full-stop.
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Eventually, we're told Teairra came to a full stop and cops performed field sobriety tests.
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I could go for that broccoli on white rice and call it dinner, full stop.
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Lynch came to a full stop and simply stood there, watching Kuechly run for a touchdown.
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She's perfect, beautiful, sexy, and a bunch of other positive descriptors, full stop — big body included.
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Depending on your view of it, it was either a worthy thing to do, full stop.
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It's bad enough for me to say that you should not buy this computer, full stop.
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I mean, I think television — full-stop — should be diverse, no matter what I've been writing.
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These are her personal beliefs and she's entitled to express them if she wants, full stop.
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Policies they hope will bring an end to decades of carnage in American schools, full stop.
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Full stop" and that "her life, talent and career is a masterclass in the American dream.
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"Up to now, the US has given weapons to the YPG, full stop," Cavusoğlu said Thursday.
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The second registration straightforwardly grants Hopkins a trademark on "cocky" in romance novel series, full stop.
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"But the effect on inflation has just been what you'd call disappointing, full stop," Knot said.
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I ask again though: Why can't Trump be praised for delivering a good speech full stop?
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At least Ronny has a gimmick; Sia/Sita is a blank, the love interest, full stop.
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Even if it is a nice full stop at the end of a very sweaty sentence.
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But she just as well could have been talking about the house of Brioni full stop.
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It can go from a full stop to 60 miles an hour in just 2.4 seconds.
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I've never had a full stop, so I just want to know what that feels like.
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More tellingly, the United States is the lowest-taxed large economy in the world, full stop.
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"Videos that are not in line with the rules need to be deleted, full stop," he said.
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Or, more to the point, he is not the sort of person who would hesitate, full stop.
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Within this logic, a move to curtail gun ownership is a move to curtail liberty, full stop.
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The ethos of glam rock is about having "true moments and embracing the fucking situation," full stop.
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And the press was so hard on you before they'd heard the full — Stop it, she said.
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It is broken by breath and by paragraph indentation, but never by the full stop of finality.
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Early-bird pricing comes to a full stop on Friday, June 14 at 11:59 p.m. (PT).
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" She pauses, ending with a clear full-stop: "The things I do are intentional but… not calculated.
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It's time to get with the times and let women decide what's best for them, full stop.
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The Kardashians and Jenners make up one of the most famous families on the planet, full stop.
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Apple, through its subsidiaries, pays whatever foreign taxes there might be on the foreign income, full stop.
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"Nonprofits like Liberty University are not allowed to intervene in U.S. elections, full stop," Torres-Spelliscy said.
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But I'll go full-stop here: If I gave out Emmys, she'd win my supporting actress award.
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And the press was so hard on you before they'd heard the full —— Stop it, she said.
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"Speaking bluntly, we underestimated the opportunity with this client constituency over the years, full stop," Esposito said.
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Many residents possess the electronic passes that allow them to pay tolls without coming to a full stop.
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Per the palace, Archie is not a nickname for anything — the baby's first name is Archie, full stop.
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The Princess Switch, out on Netflix Friday, November 16, is the platonic ideal of Christmas romances, full stop.
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As with most contemporary rap artists serving time, he a boasted a customary hashtag campaign, #FreeAnuel full stop.
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None of this makes any sense because it's not happening, full stop — but that doesn't stop Warner Bros.
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Chad Johnson and Corinne Olympios hooking up would be like Beyoncé and Jay Z getting married, full stop.
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He demands a full stop of immigration until the country can process the pile of open asylum cases.
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First Dates is about the organic connection that forms between two people on their first meeting, full stop.
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I needed to come to a full stop and boy this is a hard way to do it.
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Julian Wheatland: An interaction between ... I didn't really understand people that go on reality TV shows, full stop.
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Luis Gutierrez can be heard Saturday at noon ET on "Full Stop with Mark Preston"-- SiriusXM, POTUS 124.
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"Huawei is a security national threat, full stop, and it needs to be treated as such," Rogers wrote.
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It's also important to acknowledge that working from home in the first place is a luxury, full stop.
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The country is in the midst of coming to a full stop for an unknown period of time.
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"In Australia, it was a very simple definition, all semiautomatic rifles and shotguns, full stop," Mr. Alpers said.
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So the basic result of lower taxes on corporations is that corporations pay less in taxes — full stop.
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"I think this is undoubtedly the lowest quality economic recovery we have seen globally… full stop," he added.
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And if they are in an [ongoing] series, they want to be able to option the series, full stop.
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"China has devalued its currency by over 10% with the express purpose of neutralizing tariffs, full stop," Navarro said.
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"If anything, this will put a full stop to all judicial nominees going forward," Carroll said in another tweet.
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The bottom line: Climate change is not a problem we can solve, full stop, like diabetes isn't completely curable.
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French states in the very same piece that marijuana should be decriminalized, full stop, through legislation introduced in Congress.
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But Republicans have long rejected any tax increases, full stop, while Democrats consider them a precondition for benefit cuts.
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"I think, in general, our objective is for Curaleaf to list on a US exchange, full stop," Lusardi said.
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It's meeting Patrick Swayze on the beach in Point Break—you can either hang or you can't, full stop.
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"There is no issue with capacity in the market, full stop," said a banker not involved in the deal.
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The presidential race is the first contest that should re-start whenever the country emerges from this full stop.
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Most notably, it's a plan for maternity leave, not parental leave full stop, and is therefore only for women.
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I mean, we should give everyone in this country healthcare as a basic human right or free, full stop.
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When they're all working in tandem, I do not think there is a more thrilling art form, full stop.
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At full speed it can take us a football field length or longer to come to a full stop.
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We also see less and less of this "pedal to the metal" work activity and then a full stop.
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"Nobody walks into the office on Day 123 with what they need to know, full stop," Mr. Emanuel said.
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I bring this up because I came to a full stop at 17A's "Rock music?" in Patrick Berry's puzzle.
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"Democrats believe the president should make the certification, full stop," a senior Senate Democratic aide told reporters on background.
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Instead, they seem to have drawn a bold line: no unwanted touching of any kind is permissible, full stop.
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They are better than just "the best frozen food"; they are among the best types of pizza full stop.
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For Apple to keep older versions running smoothly indefinitely, it would need to put a full stop on new features.
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I mean, we should give everyone in this country health care as a basic human right for free, full stop.
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But when I envision you, I see a woman standing at the intersection between young adult and adult — full stop.
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A successful prosecution of Assange would establish a precedent that publishing sensitive national security materials is a crime, full stop.
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Fortunately, Forza Horizon 3 is the sequel to Forza Horizon 2, one of the best arcade racing games — full stop.
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By removing diversity indicators from consideration, Base10 was open to evaluating the best companies in a given category, full stop.
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And I guess I didn't know what it would feel like to be full-stop in a bona fide relationship.
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Today, aside perhaps from Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried, it is the seminal work about the war, full stop.
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It's a whole different side to the goth kid's coin—a full-stop on a dark chapter of his life.
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"The information was basically, 'You are on that list,' full stop," foundation spokeswoman Sofia Vester told VICE News last year.
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"It not only predates the discussion of the Second Avenue subway, it predates the subway, full stop," Ms. Mirrer said.
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Even President Trump has urged the Food and Drug Administration to take flavored e-cigs off the market, full stop.
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I love that set so much, it is one of the best lingerie sets on the market right now, full stop.
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HomePod, on the other hand, supports Apple Music, full stop, plus whatever you can stream from an iPhone over AirPlay 2.
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Yet Neeson, perhaps more than any celebrity, has declared himself not only pro-gun control, but anti-Second Amendment, full stop.
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When it comes to texting, the period, full stop, point – whatever you call it – has been getting a lot of attention.
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He wants to go back to "being creative" now, as if these 130-odd words are some sort of full-stop.
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The clock on these deals is running and comes to a full stop at midnight tonight CET (that's Berlin local time).
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It was fine for a song to be awesome, full stop, for the fact that it existed to be event enough.
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"This resolution to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein is a direct attack on the Special Counsel's investigation—full stop," Democratic Reps.
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Before the car could come to a full stop at the palace a stampede -- part media, part fans -- rushed toward it.
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Ted Chiang isn't just one of the greatest science-fiction writers alive — he's one of the greatest writers alive full stop.
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"It was by far the most important thing that I've ever done in my life, full stop, professionally," Mr. Frazier said.
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Even worse, clearing them up means having to full stop, only to see them fog up again by the next lap.
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What John Bolton is interested in, frankly, is selling as many copies of his book as he can, period, full stop.
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"The extent of this effort is a bunch of random people tweeting about it, full stop," said Sean Spicer, RNC chief strategist.
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"The extent of this effort is a bunch of random people tweeting about it, full stop," said RNC chief strategist Sean Spicer.
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To stop your iPhone logging locations full stop, go to Settings then tap Privacy and Location Services, and turn Location Services off.
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Until, "the villagers persuaded us to put a full stop to our family expansion," the 44-year-old father told the publication.
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He praised Gabbard's bill for being "effective in its simplicity," saying it would "end federal prohibition once and for all, full stop."
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Punkt, stylized as "Punkt." in the company's wordmark, is about putting a full stop to the distractions and diversions of modern life.
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Or is the "Carter" meant to apply to both Sir and Rumi, meaning that Sir's full name is Sir Carter, full stop?
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Shakespeare's iambic pentameters were sacred, precise as a page of music, never to be broken mid-line, even at a full stop.
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These three women have climbed so high in the power ladder because they're pretty goddamn good at their respective jobs, full stop.
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I don't think we should expect ... Consumers at the end of the day want their little black dress for $9.99, full stop.
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At the same time they have become unimaginably small: millions could fit on the full stop at the end of this sentence.
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But as a person in recovery—and as a person, full stop—I'll enjoy every inning that Sabathia steps onto the mound.
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"Sex without consent is rape, full stop," Anna Błuś, Amnesty International's researcher on Western Europe and women's rights, said in a statement.
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Do you feel compelled to look at more diverse venture teams or are you in the business of making money, full stop?
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Prime Minister Boris looks a lot more likely than President Donald; but he may find himself Prime Minister of England – full stop.
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The depression, self-harm, substance abuse and professional ruin that comprise the psychological fallout of sexual violation are a tragedy, full stop.
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"Abortion rights are inextricably tied to the fight against economic and racial inequity, full stop," said DFA's Charles Chamberlain in a statement.
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There are more numbers, more accolades, but the end point is this: Rodriguez was one of the all-time greats, full stop.
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Serie A, under the competition's previous provisions, had just three places, full stop, one of which was dependent on a successful qualifier.
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"Nobody would say 'No, full stop' ... but they politely conveyed they're not interested," said an industry source familiar with the Toyota talks.
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"Sex without consent is rape, full stop," Anna Blus, Amnesty International's researcher on Western Europe and women's rights, said in a statement.
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I easily accelerated from a full stop into traffic flowing at highway speed, usually a nerve-racking maneuver in a conventional car.
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Just make the key points: vaccines are safe and reduce the chances of getting flu by between 50% and 60%, full stop.
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While Carr wants to draw something angry and miserable, the Brighton-based Seb Westcott just wants to produce something miserable—full stop.
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If the driver doesn't react quickly enough, the Collision Mitigating Braking System kicks in and can bring the car to a full stop.
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The brakes work quite well, and can bring the scooter to a full stop from top speed in about 12 to 153-feet.
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In short, Pai thinks regulation is bad full stop and support for net neutrality is just Silicon Valley trying to game the system.
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If you are the sort of person who wants a powerful small tablet, the new iPad mini is the best choice, full stop.
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And none of them can do what liberals want them to do: cut down on the number of guns in America, full-stop.
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The result is a slight shift in color that complements different skin tones and features the way a full-stop blonding often won't.
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Once the plane came to a full stop, the Indiana governor walked to the back of the plane to check on the press.
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Nerves were to be expected, of course, for this was a genuine honou, a full stop on a career of high after high.
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Even a small change to the original file, such as the addition of a full stop, would result in a completely different hash.
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"Her latest outing reaffirmed her position as one of the most interesting young designers from anywhere, full stop," Maya Singer wrote in Vogue .
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In a statement Stormzy said the comments he made were "unacceptable and disgusting, full stop ... these are attitudes I've left in the past".
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"Citizenship will be taken away from anyone who received it in violation of the strict criteria that are required, full stop," Anastasiades said.
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She isn't recounting the blows she took as a woman in a male-dominated industry, or a woman in the world, full stop.
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Unlike some services, the physicians won't have to say things like "comma" or "full stop," but can speak normally during the dictation process.
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A good starting point—and possible the only resource you'll need, full stop—is the GIF creator at the massive Giphy GIF library.
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Or is Target that … My vision for the company is I want everyone on the planet to experience the Walker brand, full stop.
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Susan Collins (R-ME), from a non-expansion state, said she wouldn't support a bill with per capita caps on Medicaid, full stop.
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If Trump attempts to translate these proposals into policies, led by hand-picked, compliant personnel, these actions would initiate a human tragedy — full stop.
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Amid the numbness of immediate grief, I felt compelled to chuck it all in; scrap everything, put a full stop on it, start again.
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My point is that I, as an immigrant of privilege, owe much, not only to my parents, but to my fellow immigrants — full stop.
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The doctors don't give you much in the way of options, which is why so many of us madmen choose to go full stop.
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Thirty years later, Fiona Banner seemed to want to put a full stop to the use of neon with her single illuminated period dot.
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They make it coherent and add drama, inserting commas, semi-colons and ellipses (and, in the end, an inarguable and often premature full stop).
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"It takes a little over a minute to go from full ahead to a full stop in the water," Faust said, per NBC News.
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When the system detects a person, it slowly comes to a full stop, readjusts its position and drives around the person in its way.
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He's not writing about Vietnam, the inadequate noun we use for a conflict that spilled over several borders; he's writing about war, full stop.
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By definition, luxury is inaccessible, a fact that makes it inherently at odds with feminism's core value of equality for all people, full stop.
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Considered by some to be not only the greatest tennis player ever, male or female, but quite possibly the greatest athlete ever, full stop.
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Considered by some to be not only the greatest tennis player ever, male or female, but quite possibly the greatest athlete ever, full stop.
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They're the best team that has ever been, in the best program the sport has ever seen, and probably in the sport, full stop.
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In a game teeming with deliberately irritating and challenging opponents, this pretty much makes him one of the most irritating in indie games, full stop.
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They make it coherent and add drama, inserting commas and semi-colons and ellipses (and, in the end, an inarguable and often premature full stop).
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"That's a great practice to have in your life - full stop," said Cumberbatch, referring to the mindfulness training the monk, Gelong Thubten, provided on set.
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Sure, the company was telling the truth, but that's really a technicality, because the new Surface Pro (full stop) is really the Surface Pro 5.
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It's part of the bisexual community Advocates say the biggest misconception about bisexuality is that it simply means you like men and women, full stop.
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" Their coverage of Clinton's private email server, he said, was "the most overhyped, over-litigated, overblown story in the history of American politics, full stop.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump resisted pressure from Congress to put a full stop on American support for the disastrous Saudi campaign in Yemen.
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"California will continue to protect a woman's right to choose, and we won't back down from defending reproductive freedom for everybody — full stop," Newsom said.
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"California will continue to protect a woman's right to choose, and we won't back down from defending reproductive freedom for everybody -- full stop," he said.
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Meredith Whittaker: Well, I'm going to do a thing where ... There are a lot of people who don't get it, across the board, full stop.
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As Professor Roger Scully, a political scientist at Cardiff University commented, this is a new high for the Tories in any Welsh poll, ever, full stop.
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Whole Foods would literally grind to a full stop were it not for the hard work that WFM team members put into their jobs every day.
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Illusive accepts that malicious hackers will manage to find ways into networks: it doesn't deal in firewalls or anything that might keep them out full stop.
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Changing as little as a full stop would end the law's chances of passing, one congressman says he was told by a colleague in the Senate.
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A full stop-work order was issued for the site, where a 10-story commercial building, near Avenue of the Americas, is being converted into condominiums.
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Whether that gives others license to deny her Jewish identity full stop, in the absence of clear proof that she's lying, is a different story entirely.
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But let me be clear: I'm not just opposed to a ranking that forces employees out the door; I'm opposed to all performance ratings full stop.
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"We are not looking at a higher inflation target, full stop," Powell said, adding that the Fed is examining alternatives to "more credibly achieve" its target.
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To others, it's art, full stop — and that argument is buttressed because most of the time, what's shown on the runway is not actually for sale.
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She's running as a liberal, full stop, with a platform well to the left of where her party stood five or 10 or 20 years ago.
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Instead of paying in full upfront, or getting on an endless payment plan–upgrade carousel, you'd pay $200 for an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy, full stop.
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As Carter was driving, she saw flashing lights behind her and pulled over for not coming to a full stop at a stop sign, KSTU reported.
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But on one condition: Drivers, after first coming to a full stop at the light, must believe that the red light is malfunctioning before driving through it.
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This week, I got food poisoning, in a cheeky full stop to a year that often felt, emotionally speaking, like barfing and shitting at the same time.
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"I see going forward groups like Delphi, the market-leading Tier 1s of the world, to have the biggest opportunity in this space, full stop," said Iagnemma.
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In a turn of events that horrified the victims of the dictatorship, Alfonsín pushed through the Full Stop Law in 234, essentially granting amnesty to many torturers.
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In "FULL STOP," an empty canvas (made of cardboard, of course) sits on an easel at the center of the artist's studio, waiting to be worked on.
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Once you're flying, it's pretty awesome to go a full 3 mph faster than the best Boosted Board… until you need to come to a full stop.
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The Observer, citing the police report and interviews with four passengers, reported that the crash occurred after the van's driver failed to come to a full stop.
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Fox News knows of no evidence of any kind that the now president of the United States was surveilled at any time in any way, full stop.
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On the other side are those who believe that the best way to prevent unplanned pregnancies and the spread of STIs is to promote abstinence, full stop.
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In his mind, he can put a big tick next to clearing out the ISIS caliphate and he just wants to get U.S. troops out, full stop.
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But as I thought about my favorite episodes, five themes began to emerge: Let's start with a few of my favorite conversations on the show, full stop.
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Kopack Lightweight Laptop Backpack, available at Amazon, $32.99 [Save an extra $2 with a coupon]This is the best backpack to give a tech enthusiast — full stop.
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When we came to a full stop off the exit, they turned right, and I begged Lara to stop the car until they sped out of sight.
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It's time to recognize that violence against women is violence, full stop, and to take it just as seriously as we take bad jokes about political violence.
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Compose tunes, mix tracks, add effects, and much more besides: it's one of the best pieces of production software full stop, irrespective of it being free to use.
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" From Coinage: Before You Move In Together, Ask These Questions She puts in her profile that she's looking for a person, "who is intelligent and kind, full stop.
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On two occasions, however, when starting to pedal from a full stop, I did feel the motor cut out and then kick back in within a split-second.
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Now, the age of locked-to-carrier phones is ending in Canada: if you buy your phone, you'll be able to use it wherever you want, full stop.
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You'd think that leggings were as politicized as pussy hats or as provocative as fetish wear — not the single most popular clothing item for women today, full stop.
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"Where we've made mistakes in the past is arguing that humans are causing it, full stop," said Christine Todd Whitman, former EPA administrator under President George W. Bush.
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Again, these are broad comparisons designed to give context—I'm not saying the Xbox One X is going to have better looking games than every PC, full stop.
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But whatever (and whenever) Circle China does launch, the products will not be the same "full stop social payment" product that Circle offers in the US or Europe.
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Find your own secret blend of seasonings and ideal breading-to-chicken ratio, so you can make the best fried chicken, full stop, any day of the week.
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In fact, Facebook went on record back in 2016 to state — full stop — that it does not use your phone's microphone to inform ads or News Feed stories.
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But since then, a coalition of advocates and farmers convinced legislators, including some Republicans such as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, that hemp should be legal, full stop.
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While he did not abandon his call for a full stop to Muslim immigration to the United States, Mr. Trump described his proposal in somewhat more clinical language.
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They want to see us make "no blocking, no throttling, no anticompetitive prioritization" the law of the land, forever, full stop, and that requires a clean neutrality bill.
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His family did not know how to contend with it, and while we vacillated between depressed defeat and manic reassurance, rarely did we simply acknowledge it, full stop.
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We earnestly ask, "Is everything O.K.?" and our teenager responds with a full stop "No," an insincere "Yeah," or freezes us out while fielding a flurry of texts.
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"I firmly believe in the separation of church and state, full stop," the Maryland Democrat said Sunday when asked how his religion would shape his approach in office.
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"Dublin is our headquarters for our European bank now, full stop," said Anne M. Finucane, vice chairwoman of Bank of America, which employs more than 800 people there.
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In 2012, an ESPN poll showed soccer to be the No. 2 sport among Americans ages 12-24, full stop, with no caveats about social class or ethnicity.
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In his view the prosecution means to send an even more pernicious message, which is that protest of the sort that the defendants engaged in is prohibited full stop.
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Compare that to Facebook's hours of downtime one day in March, which the company attributed to a "server configuration change that triggered a cascading series of issues," full stop.
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The victim was not the one sexually assaulting someone else and their actions do not give someone permission to do that ever, point blank, full stop, end of story.
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The system saves fuel and reduces emissions by cutting the engine when the car comes to a full stop and restarting when the foot is taken off the brake.
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I guess you could call the concept of the psychic banana the distant cousin of the gender reveal, something that should be banned wholesale, full stop, no questions asked.
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"China is our highest priority for future expansion, full stop," O'Brown told Reuters on the sidelines of the Fortune Sustainability Forum at Fuxian Lake in southwest China's Yunnan province.
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But there's another way to look at the H-1B visa: that it's a problem because it allows jobs to go to foreign workers instead of Americans, full stop.
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Still, knowing that this lens adds a full stop (and a third) of light to what you typically get from a drone could help you keep your ISO low.
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Ignore the lights and chimes and Super Cruise eventually slows the car to a full stop in its lane, triggers the flashers and activates OnStar to summon emergency workers.
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Ignore the lights and chimes and Super Cruise eventually slows the car to a full stop in its lane, triggers the flashers and activates OnStar to summon emergency workers.
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It's "Captain Marvel," full stop, in the first Marvel title directed by a woman — Anna Boden, who co-directed and co-wrote the film with her regular collaborator Ryan Fleck.
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But when released, they pop out and curl up, protecting the edges of the phone from impact and softening the blow considerably compared with a full stop on the concrete.
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Directed by Richard Ladkani and Kief Davidson, and executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, the figure makes for a brutal full stop to their breakneck exposé of the global ivory trade.
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Aside from having what is clearly the greatest band name this side of Diarrhea Planet, Tough Tits are also one of the greatest punk bands the UK has full stop.
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There are moments when we want our eyelids dusted with baby-pink powder and others that call for a full stop smoky eye — and, sometimes, all in the same day.
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WEP and GPO make some sense to policy folks but look unfair to beneficiaries, who believe they are entitled to the full benefit earned in private-sector work - full stop.
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Some of the candidates later clashed over whether official campaigning, which has just one more day to run, should be brought to a full stop in light of the incident.
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"Their goal and the governor's goal is to make sure women in Kentucky can't have abortions, period full stop," attorney Donald Cox, who represents the clinic, said in an interview.
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When pressed again later, she said she agreed with the intelligence community's assessment "full stop" -- which would include the judgment that Russia's intention was to help Trump and disadvantage Clinton.
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On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a press conference in Turkey that he hoped the chemical watchdog would put a full stop to accusations that Russia was involved.
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Whether over a dancehall riddim, a dembow loop, or a boom bap beat, he truly is a G.O.A.T. emcee—full stop, no Spanish-language consideration or otherwise marginalizing categorization needed.
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It's less correct to say that the United States likes to think of itself in a particular way than to say we just like to think of ourselves, full stop.
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Although the days of traveling with just a carry-on came to an abrupt and full stop at that moment, it was still a good time — yes, even for us.
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Even as Kavanaugh denied the allegations full stop, conservatives came forward to argue that even if they were true, his actions as a teen weren't actually that big a deal.
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Copilot is a Level 2 driver assist system that provides collision avoidance, full-stop emergency braking, lane centering and adaptive cruise control — similar to tech found in today's luxury vehicles.
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Keen participants will generate donations (via the Full Stop Foundation) for the Rape and Domestic Violence Services Australia, who counselling and support services for victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse.
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The deal puts an emphatic full stop on the career of Airbus sales chief John Leahy who is set to retire after more than 20 years as the firm's marketing boss.
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And like most non-Republicans, I'd rather Flake have voted against Kavanaugh full stop and instead called for Merrick Garland, Barack Obama's blocked nominee, to take a seat on the court.
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News about fatalities from COVID-19 and cities that remain in lockdown and recovery mode following the international pandemic vastly outweighs anything else happening in the world right now, full stop.
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All valid claims against the United States are backed by the credit of the United States, full stop; the Constitution does not contemplate that some claims are more senior than others.
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Although California has yet to formalize a ban of any kind, Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom and state public-health officials declared on September 24 that everybody should cease vaping, full-stop.
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Battlefront II passes that test across the board; whether I was stalking through a Star Destroyer or the platforms of Bespin, the sensation was simply of being inside Star Wars, full stop.
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And it was done in 2000 weeks, to work with the manufacturers, to be able to deliver a solution that caps the cost for diabetics at $21 a month period, full stop.
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So, at the risk of repeating myself: tell repeat offenders that they will not be able to play at home, full stop, until visiting players can be guaranteed a safe working environment.
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Three minutes passed from the time the plane made a full stop until the first emergency response vehicle arrived, he said, noting that he had made it a point to time it.
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If Sanders's insistence that Democrats need to embrace his version of progressivism implies that that is the only way to succeed in the 2018 midterm elections, then he is wrong, full stop.
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This is just the latest chorus of an old song, and it's enabled by a growing list of public figures who thoughtlessly parrot rhetoric about how straws should be banned, full stop.
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"They are leaving a lot of money on the table that would cover a lot of people, full stop," said Chris Sloan, a senior manager at Avalere who helped build the model.
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It's a perfect image of war for inspiring new officer candidates, right in line with youthful notions of what war is and what kind of courage it takes — physical courage, full stop.
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The humiliating stumble toward Brexit Britain -- though I emphasize, not the British people -- has become an embarrassing full stop to many conversations, if not yet a laughingstock, on the international diplomatic circuit.
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As Witt's image of the Epcot monorail suggests, she preferred to see it as an endpoint, the moment that would bring the aimless liaisons of her single years to a full stop.
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This time, a wink face greatly enhanced the chances that a line would be interpreted as sarcastic, while an ellipsis moved the needle a little bit, and a full-stop oozed sincerity.
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But on Wednesday, Hillary Clinton's presidential bid came to a full stop as she addressed reporters and a small crowd of her closest aides to concede the election to President-Elect Donald Trump.
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Full stop, 70 percent of our growth so far has been through owned, earned, peer to peer or organic, because people just fundamentally want to share that they enjoyed their Boy Brow. Right.
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After all, this is just another example of the war of words between Moscow and Ankara that has brought 15 years of rapprochement between the two long-standing rivals to a full-stop.
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Not putting a full stop in a text is normal for teens in an internet message, and including it sends a separate note of annoyance or frustration on the part of the writer.
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In our kind of strategic plan, what we always are looking ahead to is by 275, we want to have basically catalyzed the replacement of animals as food production technology globally, full stop.
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All sorts of modern tech can be stuffed into this car: auto braking with pedestrian detection; adaptive cruise control that follows the car ahead to a full stop before resuming; and semiautonomous parking.
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In the bottom corner of a large black square, a round white tambourine is a full stop, telling your eye that the picture is over and its maker has nothing more to say.
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And yet until now I'd always finished my thought by typing the sentence to a full stop, as though I were defending humanity's exclusive right to writing, an ability unique to our species.
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What's more, as demonstrated by the GOP presidential race—as well as the leadership fracas in the House of Representatives—many Republicans (57 percent, according to the Pew Research Center) reject compromise full stop.
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The University of Phoenix is America's largest for-profit university (and indeed America's largest university, full stop), with 280,000 students, 270 campuses and various offshoots around the world, including some in China and India.
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For years, she was the only woman superhero in the Avengers franchise, full stop, until Gamora finally made her appearance in 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy — and Black Widow doesn't even have superpowers.
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" According to Fonteyn, the absence of a full stop at the end of a sentence is "neutral," but the addition of one adds the "sense of being pissed off," or that you're "done talking.
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The point was that both were writing it in the first place: penguins don't compose sonnets and buffalo don't rap; if you can rhyme moon, June, and spoon, you're a human being, full stop.
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Hell, there are enough cards here to describe the growth of that industry, and so much newsprint you can see not only how sports journalism has changed but how journalism has changed, full stop.
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Or maybe that's just what a softboi is, full stop; an alleged serial adulterer bigging up #MeToo, or a horny dude in liturgical garments crying because God won't let him have sex with you.
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"Take down the wrong information or ban the wrong account and it ends up having repercussions for how people can speak—full stop—because they can't go to a literal public square," she says.
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Rather than presenting evidence, they said, it fell back on the sort of argument made by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, that Huawei's security risks are self-evident: It's a Chinese company, full stop.
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The Bloody Chamber is one of the all-time great fantasy novels—period, full stop—and you don't see the genre claiming it as much as I wish they would, especially in the States.
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"I was informed of other teams doing different types of searches out there, and I'm not going to start a search and not tell Ron Rivera I'm starting a search, full stop," Tepper said.
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Nielsen has said she "agree(s) with the intel community's assessment, full stop," an assessment that concluded the interference was done with the intention of bolstering Trump and harming his opponent, Hillary Clinton, politically.
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In some ways, that's their problem; if the Republican bill designed to replace the A.C.A. fails, it could well be because of pressure from the far right, which is insisting on repeal, full stop.
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"I think writing about pop culture is important, full stop, because we're so deeply immersed in it, and we have such a weird incomplete uncomfortable understanding of what that might mean," said Zan Romanoff.
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Critically, if the system is ever not 100 percent sure that it's safe — for instance, if a camera is obscured or it can't see behind a large piece — the robot comes to a full stop.
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I especially liked Andrea Longacre-White's piece, "Full Stop" (2017), a cluster of red rope that reminded me of both pool buoys and bondage gear, evoking the control of bodies and the division of water.
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When Bowen, who was formerly stationed in Nogales, Arizona, hit the migrant a second time, the truck came to a full stop inches away from him on the ground, according to the Arizona Daily Star.
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I think the most important decision you're gonna make in your life, full stop, is who you decide to partner with the rest of your life, or specifically who you decide to be your mate.
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On the left, the best means to end school shootings and mass shootings of any kind would be to massively limit access to guns and the number of guns any American can own, full stop.
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Obviously this is to deter money laundering and currency manipulation; however, because the government doesn't want to put a full stop to those popular activities, undocumented CryptoRubles will simply be exchanged with a 13 percent tax.
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The first short, titled "The Box" written and directed by Jovanka Vuckovic based off a story by Jack Ketchum, is full stop one of the most haunting and terrifying horror stories I've seen in many years.
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But if you want to make sure you're getting the absolute best phone that OnePlus currently produces (and one of the best smartphone screens, full stop), then the 7T Pro could yet earn its price premium.
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"The idea that Trump is going to mean less regulation than Obama full stop, is way too simplistic an analysis," said Aaron Klein, now a fellow and policy director at influential think tank The Brookings Institution.
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Confronted with the argument that transfer to an artificial womb could be made mandatory, a different strategy might be to stand up and defend abortion as a right not to be a genetic parent — full stop.
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"Given the political opposition to a euro bond, a safe euro zone bill full stop would be seen as a good step in the right direction," said David Owen, chief European economist at Jefferies in London.
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This assumes a full stop of deliveries (including progress payments on deliveries due in next year) as well as financial penalties likely due to the airlines that currently operate MAX associated with the loss of capacity.
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One need neither equate nor endorse the rise of democratic socialism on the left and of nationalism on the right to observe that each demonstrates, once again, that people crave more than individual liberty, full stop.
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If the driver still doesn't respond, the car will tap the brakes, and then — if it is traveling at least 40 mph — will turn on the hazard lights and slow the car to a full stop.
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The car took 152 feet to come to a full stop from 60 miles per hour, far more than any contemporary sedan and even 7 more feet than the Ford F-150, a full-size pickup.
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The only change is that while the old setting only opted users out of having their utterances reviewed "to help develop new features," the new setting means they will not be reviewed by humans, full stop.
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The chillers represent a full stop in the process and physical division between these sections of a plant, so raising line speeds in the first area doesn't require work speeds in the second area to increase.
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"Nobody from the White House has any business talking to the FBI about any investigation into Russian influence on the election -- you just don't talk to the FBI about that, full stop," said another former Obama official.
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And number three, we want to really think about what&aposs the solution here because MS-21, if they are -- you know, if they&aposre a violent criminal, they do not belong in our country full stop.
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To save weight, the plane is equipped only with two centrally located landing gear in the fuselage and one detachable "pogo" gear on each wing, which are attached after the aircraft has come to a full stop.
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Speaking with Dealbook early last week, Grundfest, who today teaches on law and business at Stanford, said it was clear that those buying tokens are buying them with the hope that their value will rise, full stop.
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With a vast amount of computer power diverted towards mining, companies' business operations could be brought to a full stop for days or weeks at a time, according to a report released earlier this year by CrowdStrike.
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"STUDIO FLOOD" continues a line of thought the he first explored in "FULL STOP" (2005-19653), which is his walk-in version of an artist's cluttered studio, complete with a doorway entering from a graffiti-covered storefront façade.
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Some people came here 23 years ago, and some people wanted to come here, and some people were sent as prisoners, sent as slaves ... Right, there's no question mark at the end of it, it's a full stop.
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Sessions isn't just an immigration hawk who rejects "amnesty" for unauthorized immigrants who have settled in the US; he has long advocated that the federal government has an obligation to "end illegality" in the immigration system, full stop.
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Look, for some reason the NCAA selection committee has Kentucky and UCLA playing in the Sweet 16 tonight, so I don't have the time to rope in people who think 20163 Chainz is a Bad Rapper, full stop.
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That's still a controversial move, because while evidence collected in the past 30 years suggests that some medications can be used safely during pregnancy, the data is still new, and medication was traditionally discontinued, full stop, during pregnancy.
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"Let us be clear: For years, courts across the country have recognized that discriminating against someone because they are transgender is a form of sex discrimination, full stop," said Lambda Legal litigation director Diana Flynn in a statement.
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However, this was all before San Bernardino, before the alleged shooters were identified as Muslim, before Donald Trump's call to ban Muslims from coming to America full stop, before the sudden spike in violence and threats against American Muslims.
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The trouble first began on the Coachella main stage during the third song of their set (22017's "Ful Stop"), Variety reported, causing the band to come to a full stop while the sound from the speakers were restored.
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Yeah, I mean, I think every city is facing the same challenges and the same fight and I think we have to find ways to get to "yes," and provide new choices and make our streets safer — full stop.
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Musk tweeted Saturday that a test was coming "soon," which would try to get the pod to reach half the speed of sound — and come to a full stop — within 1.2 kilometers, or about three quarters of a mile.
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Hardcore conservatives, both in Congress and in advocacy groups, believe the plan maintains too much of the ACA's framework; some want a "clean" repeal, which would abolish the ACA full stop so they could start reform effort from scratch.
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"I think if you look back on what happened, it's clear Congress should have gone much further when it had the chance and had a laser-like focus on holding health care costs down — period, full stop," says Wyden.
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"What I think we need to do is create a universal system, give everyone coverage as a right of citizenship — full stop — for free, but then allow people the choice to choose private insurance if they want," Delaney said.
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A more carefully articulated condemnation of all those who adhere to the immoral and perverse ideologies of the "white nationalists" and neo-Nazis, period, full stop, would've resulted in a more favorable review of his response in Charlottesville's wake.
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Durazo also cited the end of apartheid in South Africa, Spanish efforts to end the ETA conflict and Argentina's so-called Full Stop Law that helped reconcile a society riven by years of political repression, as models to learn from.
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"I don't want to demonise bonuses full stop, but there are areas of the economy where pay is objectively too high but when you are in an arms race it is hard to stop it," Godfrey said in The Guardian report.
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"Richmond has the best Chinese food outside of greater China — full stop," Mr. Man told me, as Kirin's attentive staff placed a succession of dumplings around a complimentary plate of house-made XO sauce, chewy with dried fish and shrimp.
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"Today, we are putting a full stop on corrupt practices so they disappear from the face of this country," Giammattei said, saying he would investigate recent graft, in what could be a seen as a warning to the previous administration.
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To me, the only way the market's truly expensive is if you believe that 2019 is going to be a nasty, horrendous year where there's a full stop to all businesses, a la the Great Recession from a decade ago.
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There are regions that have been built around technology at full stop, but here it's been like we're chips, no we're computing, no we're biotech, no we're video, now we're in cloud, now we're doing networking, now we're doing mobile.
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Powered by a pair of AA batteries, the trains feature built-in sound effects (horns, air brakes, station announcements, etc.), blinking LED lights, and three buttons on the top that send the trains chugging forward, backwards, or brings them to a full stop.
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The trial, conducted with the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, also made use of a light bar mounted on the top of the windshield to provide communication about what the car was doing, including yielding, driving autonomously or accelerating from a full stop.
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"I have to imagine they're thinking, 'We don't make a lot of money on these fees anyway, so the brand value of being known as the no-fee bank, full stop, is worth it'," said Brian Foran, a bank analyst at Autonomous Research.
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"The first is that we begin a long, hot summer of wall-hitting, where one after another of these frantically thriving momentum stocks just goes full stop and starts building giant heads-and-shoulders patterns before tearing lower," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The plane, built in 0.0043, experienced the failure about 6,550 feet (2,2718 meters) after beginning its take-off and came to a full stop at 230,26 feet (280,22 meters), about 230 seconds after the engine failure, the NTSB said in an interim report.
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" Lunoe, meanwhile, has emerged over the past two years as one of the most stellar DJs and producers in the big-tent scene full-stop, as evidenced by her exhilarating remix of Flume and Tove Lo's "Say It" to the monstrous summer jam "Godzilla.
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Instant acceleration made possible by the electric motor makes it feel terrific to take off from a full stop, and it's got a lot of power throughout its speed range, with excellent handling based on the short course we were able to experience it on.
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It was a "post modern" view, one which transcended both the nation state and the multinational empires of the 19th and early 20th century – the last of these, the Soviet Empire, collapsing in the 1980s, seeming to put a last full stop to an era.
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You can't do serious iCloud business on Android at the moment, full stop—if you regularly use an Android device, or think you might do at some point in the future, then consider avoiding iCloud for your general purpose photo and file storage needs.
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"We believe the business of Amazon does not fit with LVMH full stop and it does not fit with our brands," LVMH Chief Financial Officer Jean-Jacques Guiony told investors in a conference call on Tuesday, after the group announced unexpectedly robust quarterly sales.
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Nigel Dodds, the DUP's Westminster leader, challenged key aspects of the new proposals, including the floated idea of Northern Ireland remaining in some sort of customs union with the EU."Northern Ireland must stay in a full UK customs union, full stop," he said.
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I have said this before, and I will say it again: Laws sometimes exist to encourage us to be the most boring versions of ourselves, and by own principles, here's what I suggest: Smuggle supermarket foods into movie theaters, full stop, no questions asked.
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Amazon's aim is to take that out of the hands of the video providers, letting them essentially offload it to AWS, and its cloud — a vastly reducing the pricing for using such tools, as well as making it easier to use them full-stop.
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While the U.S. Treasury is preparing to write $1,200 checks to most Americans and provide needed support for small businesses, "helicopter money" won't help either of those during a full-stop lockdown; it will only create a bigger debt legacy for the next generation.
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That slow progress came to a full stop on April 6, 1975, when The Times published a freewheeling, knowing and uninhibited account by Clifford Jahr of a luxury cruise through the Gulf of Mexico for lesbians and gay men, many of whom were closeted.
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Video taken by a dashboard camera on Waymo the van, which was being operated by a driver in manual mode at the time, shows the Mazda swerve in front before quickly coming to a full stop in front of it, at which point the vehicles collided.
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Driving the news: With Trump and his top advisers not acknowledging that humans are driving global temperatures up, and instead promoting coal and other fossil fuels full stop, a side event they're hosting today will ring hollow and deepen the divide over energy and climate change.
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So I sent my mom that newfangled Facebook Portal "I can be quite definitive about the camera and the microphone, and content of audio or content of video and say none of those things are being used to inform ads, full stop," the executive tells TechCrunch.
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"The big danger with all these moves to slow down the property market is, because they're all coming at once, rather than apply the brakes its like we've come to a full stop, and you end up with a train crash: That's the risk," he said.
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Poll after poll shows that the public at large wants legal pot, yet the country's leaders are dragging their feet: VICE's recent survey of senators' positions on weed showed that very few of them thought (or were willing to declare) that weed should be legal, full stop.
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Instead of simple commands issued to the driver, which are still prone to human error, a smart highway would enable smart vehicles to work with sensors and other roadside-integrated technologies to create tools such as full-stop fail-safes in the event of an incapacitated driver.
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In the debut episode of "Full Stop with Mark Preston," my two CNN colleagues, Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash and Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger recall the days of compromise as well as explain the challenges they faced as female journalists in a male dominated town.
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" The basic principles of this coalition, as outlined by Tomasky, are hard to argue with: "Commitments to the First Amendment; to transparent government; to getting to the bottom of Russia; to science and evidence; to no Muslim-bashing, 'full stop'; to fighting presidential abuse of power.
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His athleticism wasn't limited to how high he could jump, though; his pull-up jumper was one of the deadliest in the league because of how quickly he could decelerate and come to a full stop before rising up to shoot over the top of his man.
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Since its release, Hayley Williams has spoken about her regrets regarding the lyrics, but due to its popularity (and also because it's one of the hugest bangers that the esteemed genre of pop punk has to offer full stop) it's a mainstay in their live set.
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If polyamorists gain recognition as a distinct orientation, people with other kinds of sexual preferences, from cosplayers to shoe fetishists, may want to make the same sorts of arguments, which could give social conservatives an excuse to question the validity of sexual orientation protections full stop.
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While news publishers' own sites continue to be strong drivers of traffic for those businesses, platforms like Google and Facebook continue to play an even bigger role in how traffic gets to those in the first place — and in some cases, where your story is read full stop.
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As shown in Stumped, in which she lead climbs a very technical and all-around challenging route in Colorado known as Days of Future Passed, Beck's more than proven her strength and determination as a climber, full stop — not a female climber and not a climber with one hand.
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Morrison's status as one of the great American novelists, full stop, developed late in life: When she first came up, she was considered to be one of the great black women American novelists, who was maybe not in the same league as writers who were white and male.
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Accepting the endorsement was not wrong because it hurt more people (by amplifying bigoted speech against vulnerable people) than it helped (by increasing the odds that a pro-trans Sanders administration comes to power); it was wrong because it is wrong to coddle and amplify bigots, full stop.
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" Marcy Stech, a Democratic strategist who helped Clinton's 2016 campaign as a vice president at Emily's List, said "assault and harassment are inexcusable by anyone from any background ever, full stop," adding that there's been a "growing distinction in how Democrats and Republicans are handling what comes after these revelations.
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Dr. Miami aside, there's the way our definition of beauty has changed: from a look so homogenous that "every celebrity had practically the same face" to today's #SelfLove era in which the emphasis is not precisely on looking beautiful, full stop, but on looking like the most beautiful version of yourself.
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Even one of the grammarians, Lindley Murray, wrote in 1795, in a hugely influential grammar book, that a semicolon signalled a pause twice as long as a comma; that a colon was twice as long as a semicolon; and that a full stop was twice as long as a colon.
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Private aircraft manufacturer Cirrus recently unveiled a system where its Cirrus Jet aircraft would automatically land at the nearest usable airport with only the push of a button, doing everything from identifying the nearest airport, choosing a runway, lining up, performing the approach, landing, and coming to a full stop.
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In that my emotions of parenting Are like the forgotten emotions of my childhood piercing, loud, constant, stirring dissolute and selfish, self- and world-dissolving For the most part, The Braid is composed of long-lined, whole-sentence tercets, although some sentences fray at the end, without a full-stop.
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They usually believe that women are just bad at their jobs, full stop, and are willing to interpret any evidence to the contrary as needed to fit that narrative: She's using her feminine wiles to get ahead; she's the beneficiary of affirmative action; it is she, not I, who is the real sexist.
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Trump has tried to enact a full stop on refugees entering the United States and sought to bar citizens of six Muslim-majority countries -- a move currently blocked by court -- while other leaders, like Germany's Merkel, have sought to keep their doors open to asylum-seekers fleeing conflict, including those from Syria.
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He's tried to gut funding for environmental clean-up, rolled back or delayed rules on pollution by power plants and dumping toxins in rivers, met with any coal baron or lobbyist who said howdy, and generally made it clear he doesn't want to talk to environmentalists or scientists or young people, full stop.
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Click here to view original GIFEverything seems to be going swimmingly in this stage of the Volta La Marina in Benidorm but then all of a sudden the cyclists fall off pace of the car and seem to be slowing down to a legitimate crawl and then basically hit a full stop all at once.
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Ronan's accent is American, but there's Irish in her rhythms, in the way she drives her lines home and turns every full stop into an ellipsis, a fierce demand for more....A final sequence in New York is so inspired that I'd call for a sequel if that weren't so dully de rigueur these days.
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When it comes time for these companies to prove to regulators or customers that they've developed fully self-driving tech, the most likely metric that will be used to judge whether a company has developed a full-stop fully self-driving car is whether or not they're as safe or safer than human driving.
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While I would have preferred a setting that would allow the vehicle to come to a full stop without having to apply the brake, the more aggressive of the two settings was forceful enough to minimize the amount I needed to use the brake pedal, but not so forceful that it made me uncomfortable.
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"If the position from the EU is that the withdrawal agreement can't be changed - whether it's add-ons or subtractions - full stop, which is their position today, then let's face it, they will be taking the decision to see the UK leave on no-deal terms, and that's a responsibility they will have to bear," Raab said.
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Amazon's Kindle Oasis is the zenith of the company's e-reader offerings (and given Amazon's sheer dominance of the space, also the nicest e-reader available to buy, full stop.) And with the Kindle Paperwhite encroaching on many of the Oasis' unique features since the release of the second-gen model in 2017, how do you keep the Oasis on top?
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Back in 2010, Sandberg had given a TED Talk on "women in the workplace," the heart of which would go on to become Lean In. Later, she told the Guardian that she'd been warned the talk "would be the official end" of her career, as it would peg her as a woman executive, oriented toward women's issues — not just an executive, full stop.
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Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE on Thursday said she agreed "full stop" with the Obama-era intelligence assessment that Russia tried to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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But then line 6, which goes on to restate and, so to speak, more deeply color the text-as-textile metaphor, retroactively reveals that the full stop ending line 5 was a false one; more properly, it should have been a comma, for the fabric called HERE is further revealed, metaleptically, as: Rien qu'une voix dans l'aire With its stains, blushes, and slim- Jim diction.
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"If the position from the EU is that the withdrawal agreement can't be changed - whether it's add-ons or subtractions - full stop, which is their position today, then let's face it, they will be taking the decision to see the U.K. leave on no-deal terms, and that's a responsibility they will have to bear," Raab told Reuters during a visit to Mexico City.
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Ford placed a bar of white lights on the windshield of the test vehicle and tested three signal types: Yielding: Two white lights moving side to side, showing the vehicle is about to come to a full stop Active autonomous driving: Solid white lights to indicate the vehicle is driving autonomously Accelerating: Rapidly blinking white light to indicate vehicle is beginning to go from a stop.
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When issued by the branch of government closest to the people — defined in that part of the Constitution President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE apparently skipped over, Article I — such demands are to be met, full stop.
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Brown was initially drawn to the "extraordinarily beautiful decay" of the Spode factory, which closed in 2008, and, like many facilities in Detroit today, was abandoned full-stop in the middle of an active day, leaving fixtures and objects in place, Christmas decorations struggling to hold cheer within the gloom, and cups of tea now grassy with mold — a picture without people that verges on the apocalyptic.
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"We're trapped between old and more established houses that don't genuinely have sustainability at their core (and might be doing it for marketing reasons or because they just have to be seen to do so to a certain extent) and younger, newer brands for which it's just a way of life or how they conduct themselves in business full-stop — regardless of what their message is," she says.
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Full Stop (2004-2005) — which debuted to considerable acclaim at Caren Golden Gallery in New York in 2005, and has been exhibited several times since (most recently in 2014 at the Columbus College of Art and Design in Ohio) — is an elaborate, trompe l'oeil, right-side-up cardboard rendition of an anonymous American artist's post-World War II studio (but one that includes facsimile versions of many famous paintings).
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But my decision-making is still subject to the same instincts that made me look at the New Jersey Nets—then getting blown out by the Bucks in an empty building marooned in North Jersey's gassy marshland, then owned by a squabbling gaggle of defective North Jersey swells who could turn an attempt to order dinner in a family style restaurant into three separate and extremely acrimonious lawsuits—and think Yes, This Is For Me. I could tell you more about why I did this sort of thing, or why I continue to do it, or I can just keep going over it with my therapist, but the salient point is that I looked at what was objectively a lost cause—this basketball team, and the decision to invest my heart in it—and saw a cause, full stop.
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