Others have gone as far as labeling it a scam.
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"We had gone as far as we could," she says.
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No other government has gone as far as the Dutch.
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She has gone as far as shuttering her joint fundraising committee.
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Advocates have gone as far as calling it the new internet.
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The majority hadn't gone as far as Gorsuch would have liked.
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Cruz has not gone as far as other colleagues, such as Sen.
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I truly felt I'd gone as far as I could, ethically speaking.
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"We haven't gone as far as considering a whole degree," Weiner said.
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One said he had gone as far as to change his accent.
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It's not his fault we haven't gone as far as we hoped.
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He's even gone as far as saying AI could trigger World War III.
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She's even gone as far as to lick raw chicken to shock viewers.
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But no one has gone as far as the people behind Empire Rye.
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No other European country has yet gone as far as hard-hit Italy.
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But no league has gone as far as holding a league match here.
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Stripe has even gone as far as adding cryptocurrency to its prohibited businesses list.
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Nunes has gone as far as to remove himself from the Trump-Russia probe.
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House Republican leaders have not yet gone as far as the rank and file.
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Some have gone as far as to say that all sex work is rape.
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Mr. Trump has gone as far as encouraging Democratic candidates to embrace the campaign.
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The agency has gone as far as floating the possibility of outright banning flavoring chemicals.
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Bahrain has gone as far as to name one of its streets Arabian Ahvaz Avenue.
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Some firms have gone as far as setting up completely separate funds to make deals.
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We haven't gone as far as I would have liked in some in some areas.
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But in recent years, no state has gone as far as outlawing these agreements outright.
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Warren and Sanders have gone as far as pushing to break up existing agricultural behemoths.
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We had completed our marriage, gone as far as we ever would in our partnering.
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None has gone as far as North Carolina, where a new law that took effect Jan.
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I have gone as far as one man can go in the world of frozen foods.
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None have gone as far as RPGnet, which felt that banning pro-Trump speech was important.
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Falchuk, also a dad of two, has gone as far as hanging out with the exes.
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Indeed, the White House has gone as far as declaring a national emergency on the matter.
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"I've gone as far as I think the political — you know, equation, will sustain," she said.
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Most areas have not gone as far as Emeryville, but many promise to do so eventually.
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This has gone as far as him flying to London to get permission for personnel changes.
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He has to realize that unilateralism and maximum pressure have gone as far as they can.
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And magazines do seem to have gone as far as they can go in imitating etail.
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Bernie Sanders has gone as far as to call for criminal prosecution of greenhouse gas emitters.
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Pesto has even gone as far as to also sell burgers to compete with Bob's existing product.
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The company has not gone as far as Facebook in completely re-ordering the content it displays.
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Castro supports a higher minimum wage, although he has not gone as far as potential candidate Sen.
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Trump has gone as far as signing an executive order mandating a review of the Postal Service.
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Nobody has gone as far as attributing these new encounters to the Thargoids, perhaps out of denial.
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Some Democrats have gone as far as suggesting that Barr and others could be fined or jailed.
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Trump has gone as far as to say he wishes he did not appoint Sessions attorney general.
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They've gone as far as planning how they would end their lives, believing the alternative is worse.
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Elizabeth Warren has gone as far as proposing to break up Google, Facebook, and Amazon, while Sen.
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Few have gone as far as Mr. Trump did in Burlington, where Mr. Sanders is a former mayor.
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This is, I hate to say, a healthy movement in something that's gone as far as it is.
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Plenty of countries are now opening up their medical records, but few have gone as far as Sweden.
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Some farmers have gone as far as to try to capture cow farts with a Ghostbusters-style backpack.
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Some critics have gone as far as to call Alien: Isolation their favorite "Alien movie" after the original.
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He figures the market probably has gone as far as it can in finding innovative new investment vehicles.
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HILLARY CLINTON: Well look, I've gone as far as I think the political, you know, equation will sustain.
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Or it may simply be that he'd gone as far as the writers were capable of taking him.
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Tech companies have not gone as far as drug companies, which have regularly paid doctors to give speeches.
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Before the First Test, he had gone as far as to mention his concerns to the match referee.
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The Confederation of All India Traders has gone as far as to describe Bezos as an "economic terrorist."
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Warren has gone as far as to propose an out-and-out ban on fracking by executive order.
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Ma has probably gone as far as he can partnering solely with Chinese politicians and bureaucrats in that regard.
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Forget the complexities, when things have gone as far as they have there can be no other logical explanation.
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" Swift has even gone as far as to define one of her most embarrassing moves as the "mom-croon.
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In solar energy, for example, 60 years of silicon-cell technology has probably gone as far as it can.
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A doctor has prescribed her an opioid treatment, but it's only gone as far as to dampen her cravings.
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Tyler Winklevoss has even gone as far as to claim that bitcoin will ultimately be more impactful than Facebook.
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No other American community has gone as far as Newtown in reimagining a space where a school shooting happened.
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In the past, drug companies have gone as far as the Supreme Court of Canada to challenge PMPRB guidelines.
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In fact, a team from Compass has gone as far as partnering with RICOH Tours to stream open houses.
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Buttigieg has criticized Facebook and the other Big Tech platforms, though he has not gone as far as Warren.
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Many have not gone as far as formally endorsing Sanders, but still have suggested an affinity for the politician.
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Other schools have gone as far as to ask students to move home for the rest of the semester.
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Some skeptics have gone as far as to suggest that corporate politics are playing a central role in the case.
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Additionally, many traders on Wall Street believed that the rally had gone as far as it could go with Trump.
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Trump Consulting is one of several companies in China that have gone as far as naming their businesses after Trump.
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Warren, however, has not gone as far as her high-profile surrogates in lambasting the order of the primary states.
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She's gone as far as to install the MLB package in all her homes so she can watch the games.
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CEO Tim Cook has gone as far as to say that it could be the company's "greatest contribution" to mankind.
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Stevie says Joseline's gone as far as calling Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services accusing him of sexual abuse.
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As Politico noted, Trump has gone as far as having Donald Jr. and Eric give updates on the company's finances.
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" He's also gone as far as to say that parts of the scientific field he apparently studies are a "cult.
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The company has reportedly gone as far as tearing apart Tesla's cars to get a better understanding of how they're built.
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Some biologists have even gone as far as attesting that New York Harbor once contained half of the the world's oysters.
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KT: Every week I think this show has gone as far as it possibly can, and every week it goes further.
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For instance, at least 10 Democrats have gone as far as urging Nielsen to resign over her role in the practice.
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Ryan has called for careful congressional review but has not gone as far as McConnell in his criticism of the deal.
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The two parties had gone as far as drawing up a lease contract, the two people privy to the negotiations said.
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Some have even gone as far as calling her "self-involved" for carrying out the innocent joke in the first place.
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Vox has gone as far as to call for abolishing altogether Spain's system of regional autonomy and outlawing separatist political parties.
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" The company's chief scientist Steve Carter has even gone as far as to call the matchmaking service a type of "social engineering.
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But with Touch, the Rift feels like it's gone as far as its current technology can manage, and done so with aplomb.
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Francis says she's met people who've gotten master's degrees and even gone as far as a PhD in say non-profit management.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton has gone as far as promising to ask the Treasury Department to close the loophole if Congress doesn't act.
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They've even gone as far as to speculate these differences could mean the diplomats were injured in a way never seen before.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer had gone as far as silencing collective Democratic cheers on the Senate floor during the 2 a.m.
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In fact, local Chinese governments have even gone as far as to back certain ridesharing services, such as the Hangzhou-based Weigongjiao.
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Some automotive analysts have gone as far as predicting that on the existing trajectory, there will be 2.4 billion cars by 2030.
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Schelling said he had gone as far as he could to try to win over creditors before Carinthia's offer expires on Friday.
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However, none of the states that have reformed their laws recently have gone as far as California, which bans noncompete agreements outright.
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In fact, a team from Compass has gone as far as partnering with RICOH Tours to stream open houses, according to Curbed.
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I've even gone as far as asking them for duct tape and I've taped that space, that gap that lets in light.
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"The secrets are gone as far as what the league is doing against him," said Ellis, who played for Miami this season.
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In fact, a team from Compass has gone as far as partnering with RICOH Tours to stream open houses, according to Curbed.
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And we felt like we'd gone as far as we could without sort of taking a look at the elephant in the room.
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He also disclosed that some of his fans have even gone as far as to ask him if they could watch him sleep.
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Regional leaders had not gone as far as agreeing immunity despite Jammeh's attempts to secure this, Senegalese Foreign Minister Mankeur Ndiaye told Reuters.
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She noted that China had gone as far as locking down Wuhan, a city of 11 million at the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Trump had gone as far as to record a robocall for Moore and urged Alabama voters at a rally in nearby Pensacola, Fla.
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He has even gone as far as proposing a 30-kilometer duty free zone along the US-Mexico border to increase border trade.
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The Trump administration has gone as far as to gleefully taunt delegates at COP24 with a panel promoting the use of more coal.
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No other Republican has gone as far as Shimkus in saying the decision would cause them to drop their support of Trump, however.
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But none of the reports have gone as far as to allege that someone in Trump's orbit was secretly collaborating with the Russian government.
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The design studio Ustwo has gone as far as to create three electric vehicle sound concepts, which veer pleasantly into EDM dance floor territory.
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" Lafage noted that some businesses had gone as far as to limit access to the company server as a way to enforce employee "disconnection.
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Trump and his aides had not gone as far as to say that he would veto a spending bill without money for the wall.
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"They have even gone as far as changing their very well-known corporate name to reinforce that they are expanding outside of that world."
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But they haven't gone as far as Cole in calling for a new resolution authorizing the use of military force, known as an AUMF.
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A Fed governor for the past five years, Powell has expressed some concerns about low inflation but hasn't yet gone as far as Yellen.
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The Silicon Valley team, which is run by Verily's chief technical officer Brian Otis, has gone as far as to produce a working prototype.
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Cabello, according to the memo, could have gone as far as recruiting "unspecified Mexican nationals" to help carry out his assassination order against Rubio.
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The big picture: Though all states haven't gone as far as Texas has, many around the country are increasing security measures in different ways.
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Despite court orders to expand, LePage has gone as far as to say he'd go to jail before putting the ballot initiative into action.
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It "has not gone as far as Hungary or Poland, but if it continues along the path it may very soon follow," he said.
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Iran has nearly 211,000 confirmed cases, and neighboring countries have gone as far as closing their borders to prevent the spread of the disease.
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The EU had gone as far as it could to address May's difficulties with her hardline pro-Brexit and Northern Irish allies, he said.
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Numerous states and localities have moved to raise their minimum wages in recent years, though only some have gone as far as $583 per hour.
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Considering some enterprising individuals have gone as far as to hack previous Amazon products to do their pizza bidding, the demand seems to be there.
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Trump has gone as far as to say that Bergdahl should have been executed for what the GOP front-runner sees as fleeing his unit.
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However, it hasn't gone as far as to integrate the emoji responses and co-viewing found in the company's experimental YouTube app, called YouTube Uptime.
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Technology is expanding in all directions—haptic, VR, sensors, audio, although we've nearly gone as far as we can with audio in games, I think.
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Some psychologists have even gone as far as to say that constant email notifications are a "toxic source of stress " simply because they never stop.
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He has gone as far as to threaten to rollback the energy reforms to protect the country's oil wealth from being sacked by foreign companies.
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The White House's chief economic advisor, Gary Cohn, has gone as far as saying GOP tax cuts will be paid for entirely through economic growth.
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The self-proclaimed starter of Milwaukee's epic Bloody Mary garnish wars, Sobelman has gone as far as adding entire bottles of Corona to his Bloodys.
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Warren hasn't gone as far as some colleagues, however, who have called for Trump to resign because of the sexual harassment allegations against him. Sen.
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Many Chinese cities have gone as far as to ban eating in restaurants during the epidemic, putting the burden on food and grocery delivery services.
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A handful of other Democrats have also unveiled articles of impeachment, but haven't gone as far as promising to force their colleagues vote on them.
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His critics have gone as far as saying that his roster spot is mostly a result of his father, Doc Rivers, being the Clippers coach.
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Mike Lee, have gone as far as to call on the billionaire to step down as the nominee and hand the ticket over to Pence.
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Durov has even gone as far as claiming that the FBI tried to pressure him into building a backdoor for the U.S. government to read chats.
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According to Politico, he gone as far as to say that he is interested in testifying about these claims to the Senate and House Judiciary Committees.
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The mind-gut connection is very strong—in fact, some have gone as far as to say that there is a second brain in your gut.
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This unknown doctor of ill-repute was even rumored to have gone as far as using a medically-induced coma to help Presley shed some pounds.
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However, the study said only Delta and Lufthansa have gone as far as linking their climate change targets to executive pay, another common demand from investors.
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If the reports are true, those around him have gone as far as to seek out dirt on former Obama aides to give him that excuse.
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Just when you think it's gone as far as it possibly can go, it says "Hold my beer," and proceeds to hack off a few more limbs.
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Media reports have suggested Trump has gone as far as discussing firing Powell, and he told Reuters in August that he was "not thrilled" with the chairman.
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In 2013, she said she had gone as far as renting a one-bedroom apartment near the Bezos' Washington home where she could spend time writing uninterrupted.
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The Trump administration has proposed doing away with the rebate system for Medicare plans but has not gone as far as extending the ban to commercial plans.
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He has eased restrictions and dropped enforcement actions, dismantled advisory boards to the bureau, and even gone as far as to try to change the agency's acronym.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized players for not standing for the anthem and has gone as far as to say team owners should fire players for doing so.
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Some recent studies have even gone as far as suggesting that there is no negative impact on employment levels derived from an increase in the minimum wage.
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And, South Korean leaders, including current President Park Geun-hye, have gone as far as warning public servants against playing the game, without actually imposing a ban.
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Companies like Elastic and Cockroach Labs have gone as far as actually open sourcing all their software but applying a commercial license to parts of the software base.
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The company has previously said it backs federal methane regulations, but — until now —had not gone as far as to ask the EPA to do so in writing.
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On the other end, researchers such as John Ioannidis (an early voice in this debate) have gone as far as to argue that most published findings are false.
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Scores of people, convinced that the baby is real and concerned for its welfare, have become so anxious that they've gone as far as alerting the store's manager.
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But few have gone as far as Trump in creating a different dimension that blurs established fact, defies accountability and knocks the rest of politics off its axis.
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Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, and Cory Booker have spoken critically of facial recognition scanning, so far, none has gone as far as proposing a ban on the technology.
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Society is like a pendulum and it can only see that it has gone too far one way when it has gone as far as it possibly can.
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Hillary Clinton on Monday praised President Barack Obama's executive actions on gun safety, remarking that he's gone "as far as he can" within the scope of his authority.
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Though, the VR headset might be deal enough for some — we've already gone as far as to say it's a must-buy if you have a Galaxy phone.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn told reporters Friday morning that talks had gone as far as they can go and his party will oppose Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposal.
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Ryan and other congressional leaders have not gone as far as to rescind their endorsement, but plenty of Republicans in tough Senate and House races have rescinded their endorsements.
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The governor said he is not even trying to win Florida, although he hasn't gone as far as to publicly push his supporters there to vote for Rubio instead.
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Falchuk, also a dad of two, has gone as far as hanging out with the exes, joining the lifestyle guru and the "Yellow" singer for brunch on Nov. 26.
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This watchdog organization based in Boyle Heights has introduced legislation amending these vendor-unfriendly laws, and have gone as far as providing lawyers for harassed purveyors free of charge.
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Strategies Investment fees have dropped so low that you may have assumed they have gone as far as they can, and the cost-cutting story is just about over.
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Thankfully, Mom had not gone as far as claiming the coronavirus is a plot to hurt President Trump — a theory pushed by some at Fox News heavily at first.
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San Francisco's Kyle Shanahan and McVay have gone as far as eliminating the position of offensive coordinator entirely rather than pretending that their offenses are run by anyone else.
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Zuckerberg said in the speech that he's gone as far as to consider eliminating political ads, but said it would still leave ambiguity on where to draw the line.
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Lamar Alexander, the chairman of the Senate Health Committee, has gone as far as to say that it would be a mistake to repeal Obamacare before Republicans craft a replacement.
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Wingstop CEO Charlie Morrison has gone as far as cutting items from his restaurants' menus in order to reduce the amount of labor it takes to make certain side dishes.
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Some users believe that her floor mat was not the cause of the crash, as she maintains, and they've gone as far as to accuse Chrisley of texting and driving.
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But, but, but: None of the new FTC commissioners have gone as far as to say that any of the giants of Silicon Valley, including Facebook, should be broken up.
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Brian Kemp hasn't gone as far as issuing a lockdown order, but on Monday announced the closure of bars and nightclubs and banned public gatherings of 10 or more people.
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Neither South Korea nor Australia has yet gone as far as the Philippines, but there is a serious debate in both countries about their future relations with the United States.
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While the president has denounced anti-Semitism, he hasn't gone as far as condemning a white supremacist movement that has harbored racism and at times encouraged violence against minority groups.
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Android can also be set to a dark theme for the quick settings pulldown and app drawer, but Google hasn't yet gone as far as adding a system-wide night mode.
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For the last decade, Marvel fans have spent a lot of time debating Black Widow's on-screen look — some have even gone as far as ranking her best and worst wigs.
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While Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer have accused Barr of protecting Trump and having a conflict of interest, neither lawmaker has previously gone as far as alleging a crime.
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Some people have gone as far as to call the film "Soylo," a play on a popular far-right term "soy boy" used to describe men that lack typical masculine qualities.
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Why it matters: A Democratic administration could mean tougher antitrust enforcement, and some candidates have gone as far as promising they will try to break up Amazon and other tech giants.
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The company banned another host in April of last year, but in that case the owner had gone as far as to evict the gay couple who had booked her place.
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For a song that is primarily sung in Spanish, spare Beiber's first verse, the song has to be as catchy as it is to have gone as far as it has.
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In fact, Google has gone as far as to suggest that it may even be forced to pull its news aggregation platform from Europe as a result of the new legislation.
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FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said the FOS is the "right route" for resolving small company disputes and it has gone as far as it could to broaden the FOS' remit.
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But it's all relatively tame stuff compared to the historical vault of rap songs where hip-hop artists have gone as far as suggesting the Commander in Chief should be assassinated.
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President Donald Trump, a vocal critic of Amazon, has reportedly gone as far as trying to prevent Amazon Web Services from winning the Pentagon's $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
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Some groups have even gone as far as to demand banks refuse to do business or associate with the energy companies building projects to better serve American consumers across the country.
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And it was a good call, as the rules state that the ball must be considered to have gone as far as the fullest extension of the ball with defensive contact.
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BMWs have a familiar design language, but the company hasn't gone as far as Audi and Mercedes in taking a single design approach and offering it in small, medium and large.
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And if a report is true, he may have gone as far as giving Trump a tacit endorsement — the stuff of late night comedy when compared his previous denouncements of Trump.
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Joe Biden, the candidate and former vice president, has gone as far as to say that "if you like your private insurance, you can keep it," under his public-option proposal.
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The FIA, a derivatives industry body, said it was disappointed that Basel had not gone as far as allowing the immediate inclusion of margins in calculating capital requirements for derivatives holdings.
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Few scientists have gone as far as Dr. Eisen, but other researchers are now undergoing a political awakening, contemplating what their role should be for at least the next few years.
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Italy has gone as far as announcing that all sporting events in the country, including Serie A soccer matches, will take place without fans present for at least the next month.
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The Sun report that Vardy's agent has gone as far as to text Lee "Chappy" Chapman, warning him of legal action if he damages Vardy's image or compromises his endorsement deals.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wrote in a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May that talks had "gone as far as they can go" and his party will now oppose her Brexit proposal.
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The EU has gone as far as to threaten social media companies with new legislation unless they increase efforts to fight the proliferation of extremist content and hate speech on their platforms.
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Some of the real conversations I've overheard (and, I will admit, have participated in) today have even gone as far as comparing Jolie and Cotillard, as if they were objects for sale.
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While Beijing has helped on international sanctions, mainland officials haven't gone as far as they can to curb Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions for fear of risking instability on the Korean Peninsula, Baucus said.
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Chile and Colombia have adopted similar laws and neighboring Uruguay has gone as far as to legalize smoking marijuana, seeking to wrest the business from criminals in the small South American nation.
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Smith-Schuster has gone as far as to say he'd give Roethlisberger his game check - approximately $27,000 - should the quarterback join himself, Brown, Bell and others as part of a choreographed celebration.
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Some people have told me I made their day, that my art work spoke to them, that I've inspired them, and some have even gone as far as saying I am their hero.
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We've gone as far as Singapore and Australia, found variety in the many, many diarists of New York City, and discovered the countless ways women spend and save their money regardless of salary.
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Meanwhile, another angry dude has gone as far as filing a formal complaint against the Drafthouse in New York, on the basis that he's being discriminated against on the basis of his gender.
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As we've reported, none of the candidates has gone as far as Andrew Yang, a tech entrepreneur who has made AI, robots and automation the centerpiece of his campaign for the Democratic nomination.
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In some cases, committee chairmen have gone as far as to issue subpoenas for some of the information, as they did this week in their search for financial documents related to the President.
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A declaration of genocide by the U.S. government, which has only gone as far as labeling the crackdown "ethnic cleansing," could have legal implications of committing Washington to stronger punitive measures against Myanmar.
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Despite tremendous reserve potential, no mining operations have taken place due to the presence of the Taliban, who have at times gone as far as to assert control over nearly the entire province.
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And then-President Barack Obama told NBC's "The Tonight Show" in 2012 that he's only gone as far as a few circles around the South Lawn behind the wheel of a Chevy Volt.
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Some people have gone as far as Oakland or San Francisco, upward of 70 miles from Santa Rosa, in search of a place to sleep and a refuge from the fire's new reality.
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In a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May, the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, wrote that the negotiations "have now gone as far as they can," blaming the government's weakness for the latest stalemate.
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Digiday notes that Facebook hasn't gone as far as Apple with its news curation plans, since Apple is thought to have had a team of around 30 people when it launched Apple News.
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" Cruz hasn't gone as far as the real estate tycoon, but he has taken a hard line on immigration while talking about bombing the Middle East enough to see if sand can "glow.
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And while few employers have gone as far as Flipkart, which has begun hiring solely by evaluating code (and without interviews!), many have significantly elevated the importance of code reviews in their hiring processes.
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Some have gone as far as saying the film shouldn't exist and have lashed out against the film for "exploiting the tragedy of the situation for spectacle's sake," like Variety film critic Peter Debruge.
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In the Monday ruling, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found that the government has already gone as far as legally required in explaining the placement of the four plaintiffs on the list.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wrote to May on Friday informing her that the Brexit talks, which began on April 3, had "gone as far as they can" due to the instability of her government.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wrote in a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday that talks had "gone as far as they can go" and his party will now oppose her Brexit proposal.
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These days, Disney has gone as far as photoshopping the cigarettes out of Walt's hand in promotional images, but Tom Hanks, who played Disney himself in the movie Saving Mr. Banks, confirmed the theory.
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Trump hasn't gone as far as he wanted to, thanks in large part to the courts, but there is a limited Muslim ban of sorts and Immigration and Customs Enforcement is out of control.
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" The company said that AB InBev "has gone as far as creating a logo that is strikingly similar to Patagonia's famous mountain silhouette logo that has appeared continuously for decades on millions of products.
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Similar to Ora's bubble-shaped shawl, puffer coats have become a major fashion staple throughout the winter season Some designers, like Moncler, have gone as far as creating puffer-style dresses and puffer-coat skirts.
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"We've already gone as far as we can go on monetary policy," said Wien, pointing to the low and negative rates environment, along with the various quantitative measures launched by central banks around the globe.
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But, his ex-wife, who spoke with Inside Edition on Friday said Stockert may have gone as far as hurting the first family if he hadn't been stopped before gaining access to the White House.
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"It's time for us all to acknowledge that we've gone as far as we can go," Pritzker told The Wall Street Journal Thursday, after urging the European Commission to accept a "comprehensive deal" she proposed.
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Trump has said he would have nominated another person as attorney general if he had known Sessions would recuse himself, but previously has not gone as far as calling on Sessions to end the probe.
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The company has even gone as far as to secure exclusive games and prevent them from being ported to other platform with DRM, though it rolled back its DRM after an outcry from the community.
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The newspaper reported that Dalio and Jensen had gone as far as to call for a dozen senior employees and stakeholders to vote on their character and conduct in a bid to resolve the dispute.
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For weeks, neighbors and strangers have showered Brody with Christmas carols and gifts — and some have even gone as far as decorating their own homes with ornaments to transform their town into a summertime Winter Wonderland.
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He's even gone as far as calling each baby "Trey" every time Angel has gotten pregnant, only to have to search for a new nickname when he finds out a boy has—once again—remained elusive.
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Pepe's creator, Matt Furie, has officially killed the character and even gone as far as sending takedown notices to alt-right sites and suing conspiracy theorist site Infowars for MAGA posters it sold featuring the character.
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The process has also been the subject of investigation by the House Oversight Committee, which has gone as far as to hold Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in contempt of Congress for failing to cooperate with Democrats.
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There was controversy following the final squad announcement: with Karim Benzema and Hatem Ben Arfa both left out, some have gone as far as to suggest that racial bias played a role in who was picked.
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Since the ubiquitous explosion of cellphones in the US, emergency room visits for pedestrian injuries tripled between 2004 and 2010 alone, and some cities have gone as far as making texting while crossing the street illegal.
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" The initial controversy over the Capital Gazette's request stood out because of Trump's hostile rhetoric and frequent attacks on the media, where he has gone as far as calling the press the "enemy of the American people.
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Japanese telecoms company SoftBank makes similar "emotional" claims about its Pepper robot, while Sony arguably achieved the goal to some extent with its AIBO dogs, which some users have gone as far as to hold funerals for.
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So by the time Mr. Trump's aides and Mr. Mattis began to consider him for the deputy secretary job, it was clear that he had gone "as far as he was going at Boeing," Mr. Aboulafia said.
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Some commentators have gone as far as calling her "the Steve King of the left" in reference to the Iowa Republican who espoused white nationalist and racist views for over 15 years before facing condemnation from his party.
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It's common knowledge, though, that Twitter has gone as far as it can with the chattering classes, and Wall Street has been very, very disappointed with user growth barely increasing since it went public nearly four years ago.
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The man, named Spencer, had even gone as far as to make an engagement ring for Perry out of his grandmother's emerald before finding out he had really been communicating with a woman from England this whole time.
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With the primary now long over, Kasich himself has refused to endorse or say he will vote for Trump, though he has not gone as far as Humphrey in criticizing the Republican Party for supporting the divisive nominee.
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On ABC's "This Week," Giuliani seemed to reference Trump's written responses to special counsel Robert Mueller, saying the conversations about the proposed Moscow project might have gone as far as the tail end of the general election period.
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In December, on ABC's "This Week," Giuliani seemed to reference Trump's written responses to Mueller and said the conversations about the proposed Moscow project might have gone as far as the tail end of the general election period.
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If we look at the works chronologically, it appears as if Goodman decided that she had gone as far as she could in this direction, and forced herself to change by incising the surfaces that she worked on.
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Ticketmaster has even gone as far as combining its box office ticket supply with its own secondary market in an attempt to give consumers a single place to find tickets without worrying that there are cheaper options elsewhere.
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Fliers stacked at the front door urged parents to ask their children if they had thought of suicide and especially whether they had gone as far as planning how they might kill themselves, a sign of high risk.
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States are not fooling around when it comes to tracking the changing leaves: States like New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut have gone as far as issuing fall color reports detailing the peak dates and locations to maximize foliage appreciation.
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"Using sacred Islam's name, exploiting it, this terrorist group which spills Muslim blood has gone as far as attacking the town where the mosque and blessed remains of our Prophet are located," Erdogan said in a speech on Tuesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has written to Prime Minister Theresa May to say talks over breaking the Brexit impasse "have gone as far as they can go" because of the instability of the government.
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Not only has she perfected the art of capturing the perfect selfie (in various degrees of clothing), she's also gone as far as turning the skill into a career, launching an entire book filled with just pages of the photos.
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Some Wall Street banks have cautioned that they would have to lay off staff in the event of a Brexit; others have gone as far as to highlight Brexit concerns to regulators in their stress tests, the Financial Times reported.
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According to People's Daily, some Chinese netizens have even gone as far as to compare "Dog-carrying Day" to the controversial Yulin dog meat festival, claiming that the dogs look uncomfortable being placed on the wooden chair and paraded around.
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And because youth vaping continues to rise, the FDA chief has gone as far as to suggest that e-cig products could be pulled from the market if what he has continuously described as an "epidemic" of teen smoking continues.
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Even Republicans with a long record of criticism directed at Trump — which is a near-total overlay with members who are retiring — haven't gone as far as Hurd does here, suggesting that Trump is being worked as an asset to Russia.
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In fact, The Coventry Telegraph have gone as far as to run a front page calling for the hedge fund to sell the club, a move that has seen them banned from attending Coventry City press conferences in recent weeks.
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"My reason for telling him this was not to defend what the president was saying, not to opine on whether the president was being truthful or untruthful, but simply to relay 'I've gone as far as I can go,'" Sondland said.
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The mayor has not gone as far as his chief legislative ally, the City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, who has suggested the statue's possible removal because Columbus's journeys to the Western Hemisphere led to the genocide of native peoples.
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Reversing decades of hostility that led to several armed conflicts, Mr. Sisi has gone as far as allowing Israeli military aircraft and drones to conduct hundreds of secret airstrikes against Egyptian militants inside the Egyptian border in the Sinai Peninsula.
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They have even gone as far as questioning the administration's authority to, of all things, call on smaller and less nationally known news outlets instead of the larger mainstream ones that have been entrenched in attack-mode since the inauguration.
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So many people have said I look too thin in my recent episodes of #WHATSMYSNACK Some have gone as far as to say I look "skeletal" Well, just because I am a male doesn't mean I'm impervious to your whispers.
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There's really nothing for investors in the US to be afraid about... Now that China seems to have gone as far as it can go, we should have reached the end of downward price movements based on fears of further Chinese government action.
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While many of Brady's fans will go all out if they happen to meet the five-time Super Bowl champion — some have even gone as far as getting a tattoo of his signature — his kids, though, would rather hang out with his teammates.
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Or maybe she, like some of us at home, felt the dissonance of a event in which Kobe Bryant and Gary Oldman accepted awards, and Ryan Seacrest worked the red carpet, and wondered if we've gone as far as we're going to.
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At some point, Dodd stopped working on "Figure in a Landscape," leaving much of the surface untouched, as she did with other paintings made around this time: she had gone as far as she could and saw no need to go further.
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But few laws have gone as far as the Texas statute, which places so heavy a burden on hundreds of thousands of women across the state — particularly those in poorer rural areas — that it has effectively destroyed their constitutional right to an abortion.
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But neither Germany's Angela Merkel nor France's Francois Hollande have gone as far as Cameron in chiding Trump who, if he wins in November, would be in charge of the world's most powerful nation and largest economy from January 20 next year.
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Woodhouse has repeatedly expressed an openness to a new election, though never as clearly as on Tuesday, but still has not gone as far as Democrats, who are publicly calling for one and openly discussing preparations, like McCready did a day earlier.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wrote to May on Friday informing her that the Brexit talks, which began on April 3, had "gone as far as they can" due to the instability of her government and its refusal to fundamentally shift its position.
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Officials have attempted to cast her nomination as a feminist victory and have gone as far as to cite comments from former Obama officials John Brennan and James Clapper, whom Trump often derides, complimenting Haspel's record in their communications about her nomination.
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The former officials have been careful about criticizing the Trump administration, and Mr. Lew said in an interview that he was relieved that Mr. Trump had not gone as far as he feared he would in rolling back some post-crisis regulations.
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A declaration of genocide by the U.S. government, which has only gone as far as labeling the crackdown "ethnic cleansing," could require Washington to impose stronger sanctions on Myanmar, a country with which it has competed for influence with regional rival China.
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And the fact that it all, per Vogue, was actually inspired by the conspiracy theory that JFK told Marilyn Monroe the "truth about aliens" (some theorists have gone as far as to say she was "murdered by CIA to stop her exposing Roswell UFO truth").
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November: Sanders camp sees red after Clinton wins key green endorsement 'The planet would literally burn up' Clinton has not gone as far as Sanders, who endorses cutting greenhouse gas emissions 80% below 1990 levels by 2050 and putting a tax on carbon emissions.
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Others have gone as far as to say that the robbery must have been staged to serve as yet another histrionic plot point in the Kardashian family chronicle, an artificial peak in the topography of its star's life that is by now well trodden.
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Some have gone as far as proposing — if Democrats were to retake control of Congress and the White House in 2020 or after — expanding the number of justices on the court to pack it with liberals or trying to impeach, remove and replace Justice Kavanaugh.
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Outraged at a president who has gone as far as seizing toddlers from their undocumented parents, a progressive vanguard seeks to decriminalize border crossing, ban deportations, end detention, "abolish ICE" (the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency) and make undocumented migrants eligible for government aid.
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The State Department dropped the term "occupied" from its recent human rights report and appears to have gone as far as recognizing the acquisition of land via the use of force, setting a dangerous precedent not only for Palestine but also for the world.
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The objection marks the latest from Beijing leaders and the country's state-controlled media, which have gone as far as to claim that the coronavirus outbreak, which was first reported in the central province of Hubei, may not have started in China at all.
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Journalists have stopped seizing on brief moments of not-craziness to declare Trump "presidential"; business leaders have stopped trying to curry favor by lending Trump an air of respectability; even military leaders have gone as far as they can to dissociate themselves from administration pronouncements.
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In the docs, the rapper claims one of her friends alleged, during an online interview, Eliza had gone as far as researching the amount of child support Future paid to his other baby mamas ... just to see what she could get out of him.
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Trump has said he's not done working to get a repeal bill — he has gone as far as to threaten to deprive the the ACA of funding in order to tank the existing program — and Republican members of Congress have publicly bounced around ideas for a compromise.
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Coons said in an appearance on CNN's "New Day" that a Washington Post report that Trump has gone as far as to withhold notes from an interpreter at a meeting with Putin is "very concerning," but added that it is not conclusive of misconduct on its own.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended that pregnant women delay travel to countries where transmissions of the virus have been reported, and governments in some countries hit hard by the outbreak have gone as far as encouraging women to hold off on getting pregnant.
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"The positive market reaction to Ramaphosa's win — which still leaves the rand way below where it was a few years ago — has gone as far as it is likely to," James Lockhart Smith, head of financial sector risk at consultancy Verisk Maplecroft, told CNBC via e-mail.
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These children are already alone and without their families, shivering in cages; the administration has gone as far as sending a government lawyer to court to argue that denying soap to children — while forcing them to sleep on concrete floors in freezing cells — is safe and sanitary.
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Nike has big hopes for its self-lacing technology, and CEO Mark Parker has gone as far as to compare the self-lacing sneaker tech with self-driving cars, saying in an interview with CNBC that it is a "good analogy" in terms of mainstream appeal.
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"There's an awful lot of fluidity in the situation," according to Christopher Peel, chief investment officer at Tavistock Investments, "Theresa May has managed to negotiate this far with the EU and Europe has gone as far as it's going to go," he told CNBC's Capital Connection on Thursday.
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Mary Fallin said on CNN over the weekend that Trump is "trying to campaign as a racial healer," and Trump himself has repeatedly said that he has a great relationship with minorities (and has gone as far as to say he'll win a majority of their votes in November).
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While stock market specialists are in broad agreement that the Trump rally has more room to run, some are beginning to question whether the marked increase in stocks has gone as far as it can without tangible policy results in the form of lower taxes and government spending initiatives.
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But, "the positive market reaction to Ramaphosa's win – which still leaves the rand way below where it was a few years ago – has gone as far as it is likely to," James Lockhart Smith, head of financial sector risk at consultancy Verisk Maplecroft, told CNBC via e-mail Wednesday.
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In the last few months, from his position as a paid commentator on MSNBC, John Brennan has repeatedly stated that the duly elected president of the United States is beholden to Vladimir Putin, potentially being blackmailed by him, and has gone as far as to call the president's actions treasonous.
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Giuliani suggested on Sunday that Trump had spoken with Michael Cohen, Trump's corporate attorney at the time, later than January 2016 about the proposed Moscow project, and said in an interview with ABC that the conversations may have gone as far as toward the end of the general election period.
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But none have gone as far as Campbell, whose move is reminiscent of that by Whole Foods Markets, which almost three years ago created an uproar when it announced that, as of 2018, it would require all products sold in its stores to have labels disclosing the presence of ingredients from genetically altered crops.
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" Prince always wanted to make sure he was putting his subscribers — his biggest fans — first, so after five years, when Prince felt like the music club had "maximized its potential," he shut it down, saying, "In its current form, there is a feeling that the NPGMC has gone as far as it can go.
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They've gone as far as to have sent leaders to the statehouse to lobby for Medicaid to cover the procedure and done outreach to other communities throughout the state on both the benefits of the procedure for patients and the specifics of the procedure for providers who might be seeking additional information and training.
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If it's possible to ascribe a tipping point to a "wave" that seems to be endless, BTS might be it; it certainly seems that the all-boy group has gone as far as a South Korean band can go in terms of making inroads into American culture — they recently graced the cover of American Billboard magazine.
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As his critics have pointed out, Bloomberg is using his wealth to give him an edge in the presidential race (one Bloomberg loyalist has even gone as far as to make what appears to be a veiled threat, implying that the former mayor would stop donating to the Democratic Party if he Party if he loses the primary).
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While Kasich and Cruz have both called for stops on resettling Syrian refugees in the U.S., neither have gone as far as Republican front-runner Trump who has called for banning all foreign Muslims from entering the U.S. Cruz has said he disagrees with Trump's proposal, but also said he "understands" why the real estate mogul called for the ban.
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We took that forward and I tried to extend that for the rest of my games career, and then I switched out of that back to academia and neuroscience because I felt around the mid-2000s that we'd gone as far as we could trying to sneak in AI research through the back door while you're actually supposed to be making a game.
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On Friday, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn announced that cross-party talks "have gone as far as they can," saying the two sides could not reach agreement on how to leave the EU. While some lawmakers hoped that the talks would lead to a consensus and an end to the Brexit stalemate, some Tory backbenchers cheered the breakdown in talks, claiming they should have never happened in the first place.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), who has gone as far as saying she will avoid private fundraisers and one-on-one meetings with big-dollar donors, separately sent an email to supporters on Friday swiping at Biden for attending a "swanky private fundraiser" this week.
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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 has gone as far as floating the idea that the party could help provide Pelosi with the votes needed to secure the Speakership, an unprecedented move that underscores how politically advantageous Republicans believe having Pelosi, a frequent campaign boogeywoman, as Speaker is instead of a lesser-known Democrat.
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