The Republican guarantee about pre-existing conditions is not a guarantee The Republican guarantee about pre-existing conditions is not a guarantee Everybody needs health care.
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A. I listed three guarantees the government provides to the economy: a policy guarantee, capital guarantee and investment guarantee.
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No guarantee of a happy ending—no guarantee of an ending!
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A job guarantee threatens corporate power, while an income guarantee subsidizes it.
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I can't guarantee that you'll succeed, but I can guarantee you'll have an adventure.
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Such legislation must guarantee clear rules that prohibit blocking and throttling and guarantee transparency.
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Most job guarantee advocates would endorse these policies on top of a jobs guarantee.
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The net guarantee loss rate - total net guarantee claims paid after recovery/total amount of guarantee underwritten - increased to 0.24% in 2015, from 0.13% in 2014, but remained low.
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We can't guarantee you'll have a paranormal experience — but we can't guarantee you won't, either.
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I guarantee you there will be more shoes to drop, I can just guarantee it.
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We can't guarantee that it actually works, but we can guarantee that it'll be cozy.
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"We guarantee a close and we guarantee a move in," explained Shah, who is CEO.
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"I guarantee you there will be more shoes to drop, I can just guarantee it," Sen.
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There are two central pillars of Turnbull's new plan, a reliability guarantee and an emissions guarantee.
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A loan agreement was signed under the guarantee of Azerbaijan's government with the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency.
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Job guarantee advocates argue it wouldn't just affect people who take jobs through the job guarantee program.
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It has found that a green jobs guarantee outpolls a straight jobs guarantee, especially among young people.
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Despite many Americans' expectations, whole grain labels do not guarantee fiber and do not guarantee a healthier product.
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While we can't guarantee jam in Olivia's future, we can guarantee at least one red featuring jammy notes.
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We can't guarantee you will learn anything about Kingdom Hearts, but we can guarantee we talk about it.
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The national financing guarantee fund has inked deals with eight provincial-level guarantee and re-guarantee agencies and seven commercial banks including China Construction Bank, the ministry said in a statement posted on its website.
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Neighbor offers a $2 million host guarantee, and a $25,000 renter guarantee to protect both sides of the marketplace.
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We also don't guarantee paid vacation time — most countries in Western Europe guarantee weeks — and there's no guaranteed paid sick days.
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It doesn't look good for Alshon's guarantee either, though at least he made his guarantee in a much less expensive way.
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This is because DoorDash would pay the order guarantee and its own guarantee of $1 per order, but keep the tip.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating could be downgraded if SCR no longer benefits from the guarantee or if the guarantee were to change adversely.
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Even more worrisome, while past authorizations had provided a mechanism to guarantee annual federal expenditures at authorized levels, that guarantee has been removed.
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The Credit Guarantee Fund notified banks that it will not receive further applications under three guarantee programmes, according to the email sent to banks.
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Moreover, in an economy that can substitute machines for human labor, a job guarantee could transform into a de facto basic income guarantee anyway.
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The guarantee provided by the Credit Guarantee Fund, known as FGC, covered up to 250,000 reais ($63,219) in deposits in pension and investment funds.
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The keepwell deed does not constitute a guarantee by Genting of the obligations of the issuer under the notes or the guarantor under the guarantee.
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And while employers may guarantee health insurance as a benefit, that guarantee doesn't promise affordability—which means it isn't always much help to working parents.
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The problem with the CoH's argument is that it is very clear they had the power to guarantee the loan before they made the guarantee.
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Yun shows how, although shelter doesn't guarantee safety and blood doesn't guarantee love, there's something inextricable about the relationship between a child and a parent.
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"I'm not here to tell you a law degree is a guarantee of career success, is a guarantee of riches," Mr. Sullivan told the jury.
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I guarantee he will want to stay there...and if he ends the year number one I guarantee he will want to do it twice.
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"There is no one who is able to guarantee him the kind of safety that he was able to guarantee to Boris Yeltsin," Polyakova contends.
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Many job guarantee advocates envision job guarantee jobs as exactly that: real public sector positions with the possibility of advancement and an upward career trajectory.
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Being married is no more of a guarantee of having lots of sex than living near a restaurant is a guarantee of being well fed.
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There's no guarantee that you'll be able to use the eggs — there's no guarantee there's a baby at the end, and you need to know that.
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It uses the phrase "jobs guarantee" and would meet the guarantee by taking on many problems the private sector isn't solving: Crumbling roads and public transit.
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It's a time-consuming and expensive process that doesn't guarantee results: Once a product is found, ordered and put in stores, there's no guarantee it will sell.
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Loan guarantee: In the waning days of the Obama administration, the Energy Department conditionally approved a $2 billion loan guarantee for a carbon capture plant in Louisiana.
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The room was split between people who are willing to try, even if there's no guarantee, and those who need a guarantee -- proof -- before they will try.
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Guarantee Agreement Fitch's rationale for aligning PEFCO's ratings to the U.S. sovereign rating is derived from the Amended Guarantee and Credit Agreement between Ex-Im and PEFCO.
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Producers may have fewer incentives to maximize their crop yields if the harvest price guarantee offered under harvest price option has appreciated significantly relative to the planting price guarantee, as it did in 28503, when corn prices at harvest were 22019 percent higher than the planting time guarantee.
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Pain in this life is a guarantee, but it is also a guarantee that God will be with you through whatever you have to face in this life.
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SENIOR DEBT Kiwibank's existing guaranteed senior debt ratings are unaffected by the removal of the guarantee, as the guarantee covers existing liabilities, including deposits, until their final maturity.
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But today in America, we are the only major country on earth that doesn't guarantee health care to all people, that doesn't guarantee paid family and medical leave.
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But today in America we are the only major country on Earth that doesn't guarantee health care to all people, that doesn't guarantee paid family and medical leave.
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If the program motion is not passed, and we cannot guarantee having a deal completed by October 31st, there is no guarantee the EU will grant an extension.
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Kiwibank's existing senior debt ratings are unaffected by the proposed removal of the guarantee, as the guarantee covers existing liabilities until final maturity, even if it is removed.
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The official milk banks guarantee their milk is free of disease, bacteria, and additives, but there's no such guarantee for milk acquired through unregulated online or offline networks.
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Therefore, traditional pensions, which guarantee retirement payments to workers — leaving states and cities on the hook — must be replaced by 401(k)s, which offer no such guarantee.
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Booker has proposed legislation that would establish a pilot job guarantee in 15 local areas, and Sanders is preparing a bill that would implement a nation-wide guarantee.
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The meeting records for the committee that would need to approve such a guarantee, which are available on the committees website, do not refer to a 22014 GFG guarantee.
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"In India, where there a legal guarantee to education, health, information and employment, but why is there no guarantee of the land?" said Ramesh Sharma, Ekta Parishad's National Coordinator.
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A jobs guarantee is in there in the same way a clean water access guarantee is in there, just saying: This should be something every American is entitled to.
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Still, there is no way for companies to guarantee that every self-driving vehicle put on the world's roads can guarantee the same robust level of safety and security.
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The meeting records for the committee that would need to approve such a guarantee, which are available on the committee's website, do not refer to a 20183 GFG guarantee.
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The three-year S$60 million ($43.6 million) 2 percent bond, sold in Singapore, came with a guarantee from the Asian Development Bank's Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility (CGIF).
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Moreover, she said, North Korea would be unlikely to accept any kind of security promises from the United States without an "external guarantee" — that is, a guarantee from China.
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Under that logic, the guarantee threshold would continue to go down until only the producer with the lowest possible quality rating would have an incentive to offer no guarantee.
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"The company (BHS) had been looking at using one of the Arcadia group companies to guarantee the pension fund and had in the end withdrawn that guarantee," Rubenstein said.
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But those jobs require significant training to do effectively, and in any case, a job guarantee is not necessarily the same thing as a child and disability care guarantee.
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A downgrade could arise from a significant deterioration in its credit profile, including a significant increase in guarantee exposures and large credit impairments in its guarantee and/or loan portfolios.
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"GoFundMe wouldn't exist without the empathy of our donors, and the GoFundMe Guarantee is about protecting their generosity with the industry's first and only guarantee," Rob Solomon, GoFundMe CEO said.
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"I can't guarantee you an outcome if you give us three weeks, but I can pretty well guarantee you we're going nowhere quick doing what we're doing," he told reporters.
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They can guarantee Dreamers stay here – in the only country many of them have ever known – and guarantee it in January, well before DACA officially expires a couple months later.
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" During the 2012 reelection, Biden struck a different posture when he told voters in Virginia that "I guarantee you, flat guarantee you, there will be no changes in Social Security.
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There's no guarantee officers will misuse cameras this way, but without anything on the books preventing it, there's also no guarantee that body cameras will actually improve officer transparency or accountability.
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The other insurers, National Public Finance Guarantee Corp and Syncora Guarantee, have not reached a deal over the less than 15 percent of PREPA bonds they insure, according to the filing.
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One-Notch Uplift from Guarantee: The rating assigned to Ciputra Residence's bond is based on a partial credit guarantee for 20% of the principal amount offered by the International Finance Corporation.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai wants a guarantee that Airbus (AIR.
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Easy guarantee, because of the government guaranty -- FREEMAN: Yes.
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"Obviously there's no guarantee — you don't know," she continues.
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If IntesaSP decides to cancel the guarantee on this senior debt, Fitch will no longer rate the notes based on the guarantee but might assign ratings based on IntesaSP's senior debt rating.
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To ease financing pressures for small- and micro-firms, China will set up a national financing guarantee fund and push for full coverage by provincial credit re-guarantee institutions, the planner said.
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Zhuhai : * Says it will provide loan guarantee of 250 million yuan for its unit, a landscape engineering company * Says loan guarantee with a term of 12 months Source text in Chinese: goo.
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I can&apost guarantee that, but I can guarantee if we don&apost do something, he will interfere again in multiple ways because right now, the costs are too unpredictable and too low.
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Kiwibank's existing guaranteed senior debt ratings were unaffected by the removal of the guarantee and remain aligned with the sovereign rating, as the guarantee covers existing liabilities, including deposits until their final maturity.
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And it's why I'm telling folks now: hey, I can't guarantee Fitzgerald doesn't fall off statistically in December, but I can guarantee it won't be because he's out of shape or fading physically.
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According to the city, Metro also advertises a 30-day return guarantee on its website, but in the fine print, it says they only offer a seven-day guarantee for in-store purchases.
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But rather than going back to the old system of a wink-nudge implicit guarantee, Mnuchin's plan calls for an explicit government guarantee that will be structured like a kind of insurance policy.
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Politicians that are going to guarantee my freedom of worship.
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"There's no guarantee of the level of training," he said.
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My neighbor wasn't trying to sell him a spiritual guarantee.
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Anger by itself does not guarantee a surge in voting.
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Even if it does pass, Medicaid expansion isn't a guarantee.
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There's no guarantee such a big bet will pay off.
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Success in business doesn't necessarily guarantee success at the polls. .
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If the stock market crashed, the employer guarantee would continue.
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The Pixel's HDR+ mode doesn't always guarantee a superior pic.
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But such an outcome is by no means a guarantee.
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That's no guarantee, though, that families will get the help.
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A guarantee of it working when you need it to.
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There's no guarantee they will cover certain doctors or prescriptions.
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I can't guarantee I'm going to be a vegetable eater.
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Even if they do, there's no guarantee they'll get tested.
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But Marta quickly discovered that those credits weren't a guarantee.
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I can't guarantee you a timeline or an end date.
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Even then, there's no guarantee they won't do it again.
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Nice words from the chancellor do not guarantee smooth sailing.
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They want dating dos and don'ts, tricks that'll guarantee orgasm.
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Orta believed the video would guarantee justice for his friend.
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By respecting the rights of others, we guarantee our own.
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It will be totally worth it, and that's a guarantee.
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But I can guarantee it will not be the last.
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"China hasn't killed off this implicit guarantee," Mr Zhang says.
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ASPs also guarantee their work for up to 90 days.
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These factors will virtually guarantee a high level of casualties.
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If they go to school, who can guarantee their safety?
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Less ownership will still guarantee Vista some control over nominees.
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But there is no guarantee they will always do so.
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"But the enclaves are no guarantee of safety," Enid says.
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The guarantee extends until the maturity of the guaranteed debt.
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IC: How does the PCC guarantee its cocaine flows overseas?
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That's not a guarantee it can't happen to anyone though.
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And history shows that incumbency offers no guarantee of victory.
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But that once ironclad guarantee is now far from assured.
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All that's needed now is a central bank guarantee letter.
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Released Parties do not guarantee the posting of any Entry.
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This does not guarantee safety but sets a minimum standard.
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It's hard to guarantee safety for such a sprawling group.
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" She wrote: "Partisan majorities do not guarantee good public policy.
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That implicit guarantee, in turn, encourages firms to grow recklessly.
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We will guarantee his safety, we will see what happens.
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There's no guarantee Android Go is going to work, though.
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There's no guarantee of a future chance of a pregnancy.
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For now, however, Tobacco Road provides no guarantee of victory.
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There is no guarantee that we will get this right.
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Nor is a luxurious nuptial a guarantee of everlasting bliss.
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And, of course, entering the giveaway doesn't guarantee you'll win.
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His plan would guarantee six weeks of paid maternity leave.
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Was told the guarantee only applied to product bought online.
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And a good income is no guarantee of good parenting.
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They are saying that they want me as their guarantee.
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And the guarantee is for total earnings minus Uber fees.
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In addition, it's no guarantee that the pain will stop.
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There's also no guarantee the judge would grant a reduction.
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It's a guarantee that every American understands and relies upon.
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But of course, the Norks want more: a "security guarantee".
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It's gonna be sick :::Men's Wearhouse Voice::: we guarantee it. .
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Guarantee reproductive health coverage in all forms of health insurance.
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And there is no guarantee that Congo will remain calm.
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Manetos will offer a lifetime guarantee it will not blow.
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Reminder: An invite doesn't guarantee an executive will show up.
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But even surveying an unbiased population cannot guarantee polling accuracy.
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Payments do not guarantee that access will ever be restored.
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And there is absolutely no guarantee that he will win.
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But we can't guarantee that they're going to hear us.
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There's no guarantee USADA's punishment will match the CSAC punishment.
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There's no guarantee that she will maintain her current edge.
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But the decision doesn't guarantee permanent protection for the tribe.
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Otherwise I cannot guarantee you will stay in your throne.
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There's no guarantee that Uber goes public this year anyway.
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But there is no guarantee that the electorate will agree.
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Yes, but: There's no guarantee it will pass antitrust review.
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Totality ... I absolutely guarantee it will seem like eight seconds.
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"Most likely" isn't a guarantee — so I'll take that bet.
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I guarantee you the doctor won't give him a license.
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Borrell said another referendum did not guarantee a different outcome.
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And there's no guarantee that more candidates means more victories.
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" And they said, "Guarantee, what do you mean by that?
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Their strong showing in Georgia helped guarantee a Clinton victory.
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This one almost feels like a guarantee by this point.
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But taking these steps alone is no guarantee of success.
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Wikipedia. Troy walks away, refusing to guarantee him a pardon.
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There is no guarantee we will succeed in this effort.
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The presence of these genes doesn't guarantee a specific trait.
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And he wasn't sure the visas would guarantee safe passage.
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I guarantee both of these guys will get massive fines.
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As always, past performance is no guarantee of future returns.
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Iran's government will provide a sovereign guarantee, the statement added.
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The constitution does not specifically guarantee equal rights for women.
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"I can almost guarantee that didn't happen," Aaron Shelby said.
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Free college and a jobs guarantee meet the same criteria.
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Green was about to guarantee a win in Game 4.
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Clearing houses guarantee financial trades in case either party defaults.
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And there's no guarantee they'll have lawyers to help them.
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Getting more votes in the United States doesn't guarantee victory.
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He said European courts should guarantee citizens' rights after Brexit.
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I guarantee you'll find none of that, none of it.
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"There will be several encores — I guarantee it," he said.
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These decisions unraveled the Reconstruction Constitution and its citizenship guarantee.
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The delivery of the guarantee varied depending on the state.
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TRUMP: There's no guarantee that we'll have peace in Korea.
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And the device is backed by their 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Like Walmart, Whole Foods had signs advertising a satisfaction guarantee.
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"Past performance is no guarantee of future results," it states.
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To guarantee this depth from, say, Pittsburgh to Cairo, Ill.
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But that has not provided a guarantee of stable rates.
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The auction house asked Mr. Ruffini to guarantee the attribution.
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There is no guarantee though that charges will ultimately materialize.
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The top way to guarantee you won't get the job?
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It said "no other guarantee has been offered" to GFG.
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Just because you build it doesn't guarantee people will come.
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We already sort of have a universal basic income guarantee.
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They note there's no guarantee that any deal will occur.
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Only a terrible act of mercy will guarantee their freedom.
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Of course, there's no guarantee the company will change course.
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So there's no guarantee the guy will ever play again.
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We also have a guarantee for access to clean water.
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In addition, HBO and TBS will guarantee Historic TW Inc.
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Being female is not a guarantee of anxiety or depression.
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The rule will enforce statutes that guarantee these civil rights.
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There are two ways to guarantee family leave for everyone.
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"Universal basic income" and "basic income guarantee" are used frequently.
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For undocumented immigrants, these changes are still not a guarantee.
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Who can guarantee that there'll be a later for me?
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And can you guarantee exchange if iPhone 28 data wrong?
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The fight to guarantee the rights was long and brutal.
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The good news is, they have a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Even dowel rods installed inside the cake are no guarantee.
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But price alone doesn't guarantee a pillow will be luxurious.
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That's the problem with sports — you can never guarantee anything.
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The pair guarantee roughly half of the nation's residential mortgages.
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It's not an award's job to guarantee success, of course.
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You know the commercials we're talking about ... we guarantee it!!!
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"We just guarantee that they'll see the show," he said.
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Being forgiven is not a guarantee, nor is being remembered.
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But with a judge like this, that is little guarantee.
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The conditions here are not a guarantee of your safety.
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This wouldn't guarantee normal foreign policy from the Trump administration.
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This was not a guarantee the House could give, however.
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An object's high price tag is no guarantee of quality.
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And there is no guarantee that North Korea will participate.
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There is no guarantee that the game is finally up.
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Its splashy announcement last week doesn't guarantee such a policy.
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"I guarantee this is not going to fly," he said.
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But experts don't have a silver bullet to guarantee protection.
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They are not a concrete guarantee of what will happen.
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But I guarantee you, we will enforce this new reality.
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They have no stable employment and no guarantee of food.
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Just eight others guarantee other parents any time at all.
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There's no guarantee of success at the end for Republicans.
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RF will provide a guarantee for 75% of the loan.
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Strong performances there will improve, but not guarantee, his prospects.
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Membership in the pipeline is no guarantee of future success.
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But more time doesn't guarantee a shift in public opinion.
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Instead, we plan to ask relatives to guarantee our lease.
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"There's no guarantee for standing out here," Mr. Martin said.
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I said O.K. They forced me to write a guarantee.
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But there's no guarantee any of it will pay off.
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"I cannot guarantee that will be this week," he said.
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But will an MBA guarantee your success as a leader?
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The judiciary is no longer the guarantee of the country.
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Gumienny said that he could no longer guarantee players' security.
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There's no guarantee as to how it will be received.
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I guarantee he heard about it that night from Mrs.
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I fear to read the small print of the guarantee.
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Continuing to do so is one prediction we can guarantee.
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Nor does it guarantee that new evidence will be included.
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Second, there is no guarantee that Senate will save Trump.
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Perhaps most importantly, Reset Button offers a Fresh Start guarantee.
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Still, there is no guarantee the Republican strategy will work.
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But, raising oodles of money doesn't guarantee an O'Rourke win.
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After all, there's no guarantee the economy will keep roaring.
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Do you think these measures better guarantee an individual's privacy?
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Donald Trump was asked if he would honor that guarantee.
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"The higher the price tag doesn't guarantee success," he said.
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The gamble came with no guarantee of securing additional investment.
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"That guarantee was an undercurrent to the game," Eskenazi said.
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Yet past stability is no guarantee of democracy's future survival.
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"Numbers alone do not guarantee efficiency and success," he said.
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Even a win here is not a guarantee of success.
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But there's no guarantee the party could reach a consensus.
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But staying in the agreement is no guarantee of success.
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It cautioned that there was no guarantee of a deal.
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But there's no guarantee that a position will open up.
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Lastly, EatSmart backs the scale with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Citizenship without representation is like a promise without a guarantee.
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"I guarantee you that never took place," Mr. Trump said.
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There is no guarantee that Venezuela would be any different.
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Higher turnout doesn't guarantee higher quality candidates or more responsiveness.
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But winning the state's six electoral votes is no guarantee.
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That is not the true promise of the Medicare guarantee.
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With Stanford, athletic abilities can help but cannot guarantee admission.
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I'll just guarantee you, you're gonna like what you find.
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No one has asked about, say, the federal jobs guarantee.
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That said, there's no guarantee that CareKit will get traction.
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But this time, most people find the guarantee less appealing.
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Of course, past performance is no guarantee of future results.
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In a complaint filed in Manhattan federal court, New York said the ban violates the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of equal protection, guarantee of equal sovereignty among the states, and prohibition on coercive federal action.
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The state-run bank said it will book 47 million zloty charge for bank guarantee fund, and 209 million zlotys in fee for compulsory bank restructuring fund, as requested by state Bank Guarantee Fund.
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According to new polling data from Data for Progress and the Sunrise Movement, a green jobs guarantee appears slightly more popular among both Trump and Hillary Clinton voters than a non-green jobs guarantee.
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In another notable reversal this year, Udacity suspended a money back guarantee for people who completed a Plus tier nanocourse and couldn't find a job, pressing pause around two years after it announced the guarantee.
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"While I cannot guarantee that an incident such as this will never happen again, I can guarantee that we will continue to enforce our high standards of conduct and character in the Force," he said.
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The total denuclearization of the region could mean ending or greatly reducing the U.S. security guarantee to South Korea because the current guarantee implicitly covers protection to South Korea against the use of nuclear weapons.
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Some people fear self-employment because there's no guarantee your job will be there next year, and that's true — but there's no guarantee that a traditional job will be there for you next year, either.
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The GOP proposal would allow the FDIC to guarantee the banks' own debt — including that of the biggest Wall Street banks -- and provide an additional guarantee for business transaction accounts used for things like payroll.
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Treasury "does not believe a government guarantee is required," but said it would support legislation that authorizes an explicit, paid-for government guarantee of the payment of principal and interest of qualifying mortgage-backed securities.
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We will NOT guarantee these prices at the time of release.
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Simply getting more children in the door doesn't guarantee successful outcomes.
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Armed with that knowledge, they felt they could guarantee the outcome.
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If they had stayed, I guarantee they wouldn't have made it.
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But there's no guarantee that it won't happen in the future.
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Government will build everything, interfere in trade, guarantee you a job.
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But as we've learned, that mark is no guarantee of safety.
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I never actually said the word "guarantee," and neither did Subban.
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When you make a guarantee and then lose, nobody remembers it.
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Such bonds often covered by an implicit or explicit state guarantee.
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But that wasn't enough to guarantee investor enthusiasm on Wall Street.
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Stop gerrymandering, the shaping of congressional districts to guarantee electoral outcomes.
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How can you adapt your business model to make this guarantee?
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But creating seeds that work doesn't guarantee they will be used.
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There's no guarantee someone has that information for all their hookups.
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Sadly, there's no guarantee that such generosity will do us good.
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Google can afford a license, there's no guarantee smaller organizations can.
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Plus, Damasukasu backs up its products with a 100-year guarantee.
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They are going to want a piece treaty, a security guarantee.
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They are going to want a peace treaty, a security guarantee.
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"Potential is no guarantee of progress," Smith wrote in the essay.
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If it doesn't work for you, there's a money-back guarantee.
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We guarantee they'll pair perfectly with your Sorting House bath bomb.
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Of course, there's no guarantee the prototype gun will actually work.
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That didn't guarantee them a life free of challenge or unfairness.
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A: Yes, but most brokers won't guarantee they'll grant the wish.
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We have to guarantee opportunity, dignity and justice for every American.
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And even if the union does endorse that doesn't guarantee victory.
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This is the age of disruption: New shocks await, I guarantee.
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It's a guarantee he or she will NOT be invited back.
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There's no guarantee Whedon fans will flock to Watch in droves.
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They're forged by hand and even feature a 13.953-year guarantee.
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Even the best-designed institutions are no guarantee against government profligacy.
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That's no guarantee that this second-generation bike won't suffer issues.
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There is no guarantee though that the programs will be backfilled.
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"This is not a guarantee but conditions are favorable," he added.
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But there's no guarantee that any couple will be happy forever.
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A state guarantee will cover senior tranches of these securitised debts.
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But the proposals don't guarantee that the debate will move forward.
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But with the kick stage, we can guarantee that never happens.
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Still, a strong economy does not make a jobs guarantee pointless.
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There is no guarantee of anything which even resembles a success.
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Even then though, there's no guarantee the content will stick around.
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Do you understand that the bank does not guarantee this product?
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There is no guarantee, in short, of any progress at all.
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Winning a prize at Cannes doesn't guarantee commercial or critical success.
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"I can never guarantee the safety of everyone again," he said.
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It will be, I promise, I guarantee, something very, very different.
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SOCAR's letter of guarantee for the acquisition expires on Sept. 30.
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Hopefully the new Roombas will come with a Three Laws guarantee.
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There is no guarantee of success—but the alternatives are worse.
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So how do you guarantee your pork chop is juicy AF?
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There is no guarantee that stocks will continue to pay dividends.
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With the eBay Money Back Guarantee, you've got nothing to lose.
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Yet I can guarantee you most of them did nothing. Why?
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The company also offers financing options and a three-month guarantee.
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Yes, but: There's no guarantee this all works out for Facebook.
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Still, that isn't a guarantee that someone will stop and watch.
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And once you've found them, we guarantee you're never going back.
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How exactly they would be able to guarantee this isn't clear.
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"The state is not equipped to guarantee public safety," he said.
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Most of all, Europe still depends on the American security guarantee.
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I've never been one for agreeing to things I can't guarantee.
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However, even with this option there is no guarantee of privacy.
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There's no guarantee we'll ever send a spacecraft back to Saturn.
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The deposit insurance guarantee scheme has been the toughest to agree.
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Even if the network is legit, there's no guarantee it's secure.
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US is only industrialized country not to guarantee paid maternity leave.
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There is no guarantee the talks will wrap up by Jan.
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Its liquidation forced the government to step in to guarantee services.
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But if EU membership does not guarantee solidarity, it certainly helps.
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In short, you're paying for something they cannot guarantee to get.
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The big things that guarantee an even stronger ... more prosperous America.
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There's no guarantee Chinese engineers will succeed where others have failed.
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The only guarantee is that work will be busy and unpredictable.
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There's no guarantee the Creators for Change are all saints, either.
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Research doesn't necessarily guarantee related products are on the way, though.
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And who's to guarantee that companies building them are being truthful?
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I&aposm assuming that happened and I guarantee you it happened.
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Because there is no guarantee he can make them much better.
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Pixar and Dory pretty much guarantee a flood of good business.
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Banks aren't the only ones that may request a personal guarantee.
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JIC will provide an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee on the notes.
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The authorities deny such charges and say they guarantee free speech.
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Can I guarantee that nobody who buys from me 'misuses' them?
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I can almost guarantee things will start looking a little better.
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To guarantee the waterworks, a loyal dog is put in danger.
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"I guarantee you we can save them some money," he said.
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But experts say there's no guarantee that they'll get to stay.
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I can guarantee that I'm not going to use this footage.
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Call it The Social Security Guarantee and Senior Citizen Protection Amendment.
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Affiliation with a high-profile politician doesn't always guarantee electoral success.
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But that money has not always been a guarantee of success.
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But they are good for skin, that one I can guarantee.
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Would they guarantee Cost Sharing Reduction funding for an additional year?
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But there's no guarantee it will remain an oasis of calm.
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The only way to guarantee failure is to NOT show up.
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I guarantee their families and friends are certainly asking that question.
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But we cannot guarantee that we spot and block each attempt.
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I guarantee it is in your interest to grant this request.
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Watch the video below and I guarantee you'll become a believer.
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"I'll guarantee they won't treat another resident like this," he said.
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But a well-funded EPA doesn't guarantee an environmentally friendly EPA.
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While there is no guarantee he will succeed, why not try?
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But industry alone cannot guarantee the security of our critical infrastructure.
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And there's no guarantee that winning exclusive rights means immediate profits.
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The group supports a government guarantee of voluntary paid family leave.
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Satisfaction guarantee policies decrease the riskiness of trying out these services.
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It was not immediately clear whether the guarantee would be triggered.
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The Constitutional guarantee of due process affords him that basic right.
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Again, a single point is all it needs to guarantee safety.
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A 10-year portion, with a JBIC guarantee, priced at 27bp.
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First off, there's no guarantee Dion Lewis is actually getting healthy.
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Even with no guarantee of success, it doesn't hurt to try.
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"For instance, J.Lo's not naked underneath, I guarantee you," says Len.
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But ratification in Virginia's won't guarantee success for the ERA nationwide.
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But officials said those measures would not guarantee the buildings' protection.
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"I guarantee you, Nancy Pelosi will have the votes," said Rep.
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Every proposal I've seen to fix the ACA continues this guarantee.
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Writing four novels is no guarantee that you'll complete a fifth.
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There is no guarantee a sale will occur, the sources added.
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There's no guarantee the justices will agree to hear the dispute.
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There are two loan guarantee programs that benefit renewable energy companies.
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But merely having an attorney involved does not guarantee the protection.
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It also would guarantee jobs for unemployed people who want them.
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"I can't guarantee [that parents are monitoring all users]," Zhu said.
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However, simply having that great idea is no guarantee of success.
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But a pristine car does not necessarily guarantee a good review.
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Of course, there is no guarantee that spills will never occur.
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Still, that is no guarantee that a project will pan out.
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Its only drawback is that the bonus is not a guarantee.
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I can't guarantee you 100 percent if he is a terrorist.
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He claimed his plan would guarantee coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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It's a one-sided obsession to guarantee conformity, which equals safety.
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A guarantee would be determined by eliminating the chance of defeat.
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It would also guarantee you another year in a cooler apartment.
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But there's no guarantee the administration will grant the state's request.
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There's no guarantee that a new summit is on the horizon.
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There's no guarantee those blobs will necessarily even turn into planets.
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Big firm amicus briefs are no guarantee of victory, of course.
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But there's no guarantee that any given photograph will be surreal.
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"I guarantee Claudio is not involved in doping," Dr. Rosa said.
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But I can guarantee you you're going to have employment here.
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That will not happen on my watch, I can guarantee you.
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I can guarantee you, this is one investment you'll never regret.
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" Blumenauer said lawmakers should "give the American people the 'Trump guarantee.
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What I respect the most, though, is the six hour guarantee.
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You'd guarantee them a grandfather clock or a trip to Greece.
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Of course, in this political environment, there's no guarantee of success.
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And it would guarantee childcare for all welfare recipients who work.
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It would guarantee that every family in America has comprehensive coverage.
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But there's no guarantee, and the selection is usually more limited.
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But it's not clear how ICE is going to guarantee reunification.
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And there's no guarantee that the House wave will be strong.
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I can almost guarantee someone has it tattooed on their body.
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Regular use implies long-term sales, a steady guarantee of profit.
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And the best way to guarantee food is to steal it.
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Similar guarantee schemes have been used by several EU member states.
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This way, you guarantee that the minimal possible regulations rule nationally.
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We should guarantee paid maternity leave and paid paternity leave, too.
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One way to revive the Guarantee Clause would be through Congress.
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Still, there's no guarantee that Spotify hardware means a smart speaker.
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But even the best support network is no guarantee of success.
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But there's no guarantee that they'll side with the Dems again.
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We guarantee we're going to police our platform a lot better.
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Take that project on yourself, and I guarantee you'll thank me.
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There is no guarantee that our lucky streak will be extended.
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But there is still no guarantee a deal will be reached.
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"He's a good golfer, but there's no guarantee," van Niekerk said.
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But a legitimate email address is not a guarantee of safety.
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But there's no guarantee they will work, or that they're safe.
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Again, there's no guarantee that the forces of decency will win.
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Obviously there's no guarantee that Sanders's program would actually accomplish this.
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It doesn't have a federal job guarantee or universal health care.
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D.A. approval comes easily, and a prescription doesn't guarantee greater efficacy.
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"We have to guarantee that workers have fair conditions," she added.
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There is no guarantee that this expansion will prove more equitable.
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Absent that guarantee, lawmakers, especially nonwhite ones, vowed not to legalize.
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But there is no guarantee that Ms. Hicks will be forthcoming.
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Second, it doesn't guarantee flexible scheduling options for low-wage workers.
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And there is no guarantee that Mr. Trump will sign it.
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I guarantee you tomorrow we're going to have like 2000,295 more.
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To guarantee privacy, we need to consider the zeros as well.
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Because personal privacy is definitely not a guarantee in the workplace.
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Still, passing the test is not a guarantee that it's fact.
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"Believe me" is part guarantee and part buttress to a falsehood.
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Even our brilliantly designed Constitution cannot, by itself, guarantee democracy's survival.
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There was no guarantee that they corresponded to real astronomical objects.
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"Regulation should guarantee the principle of data portability," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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Of course, strategy alone is not enough to guarantee "Jeopardy!" domination.
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This is already hard to guarantee in asylum proceedings, Shebaya says.
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"I created a guarantee," Mr. Singer said in a Boston courtroom.
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None of these steps guarantee that the calls will stop, however.
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"I guarantee we will be in the knockout round," he said.
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There is no guarantee that I or my family will be.
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That means they can't guarantee any delivery dates at this time.
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Most people have some form of personal guarantee on their leases.
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It's not ending as U.K. and United States, I guarantee you.
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Your wage: He would guarantee you at least $15 per hour.
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The site has a "cast-iron, no questions asked, 100% guarantee."
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Maybe. She can almost certainly guarantee a more exciting theater season.
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There's no guarantee to how the algorithmically produced kittens will appear.
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Plus, high programming fees make the minimum guarantee harder to hit.
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But four more years of Ms Tsai would not guarantee peace.
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There is no spreadsheet that can guarantee you will be fine.
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Of course, even a big trade cannot guarantee a division title.
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Remember, celebrity star power doesn't always guarantee a good commencement speech.
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However, tossing these ingredients together does not guarantee a decent scare.
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But having served in the Senate is not always a guarantee.
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Tesla's negotiations do not guarantee that a plant will be built.
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"I can't acknowledge it's Fraud Guarantee, I don't think," he said.
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Fraud Guarantee was set up by Parnas and Correia in 2013.
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That's far from a guarantee but it's still a decent chance.
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That's a half measure that wouldn't guarantee everyone has health insurance.
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The big picture: Fraud Guarantee is based in Boca Raton, Florida.
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There are fees that options without an income guarantee don't have.
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The company also has a 100 day, 100% money-back guarantee.
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Can I find a way to guarantee a long, healthy life?
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But I guarantee you Mike Pence would never bring it up.
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I guarantee you that's the story on abortion and gun rights.
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Where is there any guarantee that they will actually do that?
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But mergers won't guarantee success in India's telecoms sector, analysts warned.
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Your SKIMS bodysuit comes with a 30 day money back guarantee.
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It's not a guarantee of good dates, or even good sex.
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There's no guarantee that Charlotte Russe will successfully emerge from bankruptcy.
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But a visa does not guarantee entry into the United States.
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A recommendation isn&apost enough to guarantee a job there, though.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that his death will change things.
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In particular, he resisted anything resembling an American security guarantee. Cheney
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If Trump looks weak, which a firing would guarantee, Democrats benefit.
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China in 1997 promised to guarantee the freedoms for 50 years.
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"We guarantee pre-existing conditions continue to be covered," he said.
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This doesn't guarantee that you will be approved for the card.
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It is the only guarantee against peon laws and against oppression.
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There's no guarantee of anonymity, whatever you do with this [information].
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State guarantee funds, it turns out, are not funded at all.
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The need to guarantee LWCF's funding has never been more urgent.
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Money is a perquisite for running in California, but no guarantee.
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But there's also no guarantee Moore would vote regularly with McConnell.
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The foundation now wants to guarantee that it survives another 500.
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The only guarantee is that whatever I say will be wrong.
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However, if you're not satisfied, Amazon offers a 90-day guarantee.
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Simplified and reactionary solutions will all but guarantee the next pandemic.
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Knowledge is power, but face masks are no guarantee for health.
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But there's no guarantee other schools won't take a different tack.
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Rony can only guarantee those bonding moments until January 4, 2021.
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The chambers have clashed over whether to guarantee testimony from witnesses.
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Of course, there is no guarantee that the trend will continue.
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Ferreira earned a $230,303 guarantee and another $230,227 for the win.
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We can guarantee health care and adequate retirement income for all.
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It is also no guarantee that the scripts will pan out.
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Giuliani told Reuters that Fraud Guarantee, Lev Parnas's Boca Raton, Fla.
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The tests, however, don't guarantee a public rollout to all users.
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There is no immutable guarantee, no matter how great the history.
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Most state governments even guarantee renewable fuels a fixed market share.
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We're assuming we can, but there's no guarantee we'll be successful.
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Don't worry, I'll leave you my driver's license as a guarantee.
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Another guarantee: Consumers will continue to demand the latest and greatest.
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Is there any guarantee that this will not happen anywhere else?
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There's also no guarantee that Beijing will have a unified response.
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But perhaps none fell shorter than the guarantee of budget stability.
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I guarantee you ... we have the most to lose through protectionism.
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There is no guarantee the High Court will hear Pell's case.
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But a knife is an asset, not a guarantee of safety.
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And I had an American passport — the ultimate guarantee of security.
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We can guarantee America's safety if we slash our safety net.
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Ultimately, a massive paycheck doesn't guarantee that your money will last.
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Keep in mind that it's still not an absolute guarantee, however.
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Parents were also looking to guarantee their children's entrance into schools.
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There's simply no way for Nodle to guarantee that, after all.
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Still, there was no guarantee Murphy would ever play for Northeastern.
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And there was no guarantee that Weld would get the nomination.
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There's no guarantee that the insurers will prevail in Maine Community.
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No security precautions can ever guarantee total safety for any citizen.
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Suppliers say it is impossible to guarantee a zero ergot standard.
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Just because something is compostable doesn't guarantee it'll actually be composted.
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But there was no guarantee that the proposals would be enacted.
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Even if they did, there is no guarantee they would win.
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At this point, there's no guarantee she'll stay on the show.
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There is no guarantee that any strategies discussed will be effective.
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Is making it to a fancy school enough to guarantee success?
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So their name carries an implied guarantee of quality and wholesomeness.
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Democrats remain committed to establishing a national health care guarantee in the United States; what will change if Republicans roll back that guarantee isn't liberal principles, but Democrats' concern for achieving liberal goals through normal means.
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In the case of Flake and Collins, there is no guarantee that conservative Republicans in the House will go along with the deals they've struck in the Senate — and no guarantee those deals will work. Sen.
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Jobs guarantee proponents themselves are fond of citing the New Deal-era Works Progress Administration and Civilian Conservation Corps programs as antecedents of their thinking, but these programs fell short of offering a universal employment guarantee.
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It also cut long-term reserve requirements to 17% from 25% and allowed banks to issue special long-term deposits with up to 2 million reais ($397,922.84) guarantee by the privately held deposit guarantee fund FGC.
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While McConnell agreed to guarantee a vote at a later date on subpoenaing witnesses, he did not include a similar guarantee for a vote to dismiss the articles of impeachment — further earning points with GOP moderates.
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GZMG has granted, instead of a guarantee, a keepwell and liquidity support deed and a deed of equity interest purchase undertaking to ensure GMHK has sufficient assets and liquidity to meet its obligations under the guarantee.
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The China Financing Guarantee Association, a quasi-governmental body that regulates the guarantee companies (in other words, the issuers of the swaps), says it has 194 member institutions, though their ranks have thinned in recent years.
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Because you don't want to be in a situation where you have a revenue guarantee for a short period of time, but then the revenue guarantee goes away, you've hired all these people and you're stuck.
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The state-run bank said it booked a 65.6 million zloty charge for a bank guarantee fund, and 162.1 million zlotys in fees for a compulsory bank restructuring fund, as requested by the state Bank Guarantee Fund.
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Under its guarantee terms, the government cited a 20-year loan repayment, including a five-year grace period, and a one-off payment by EPBiH of 47.6 million Bosnian marka ($27.7 million) into a regional guarantee fund.
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Each series of notes issued under the programme is subject to a separate guarantee, and each guarantee will need to be approved by the State Treasury of the Republic of Poland on an issue-by-issue basis.
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Each series of notes issued under the programme is subject to a separate guarantee, and each guarantee will need to be approved by the State Treasury of the Republic of Poland on an issue by issue basis.
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If you asked any player whether he wanted the NFL to make the game safer, or guarantee his entire contract both in terms of length and value, he would take the guarantee every day of the week.
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The accused in their complaints include major brands, and one of the dominant honey certification groups: True Source Honey, an organization that is supposed to guarantee where honey is sourced from so as to guarantee its quality.
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" Reporters on the same flight saw him reading a briefing paper that said "in order to guarantee the results of the U.S.-North Korea summit meeting, guarantee the safety of Chairman Kim Jong Un above all else.
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The Innovative Technology Loan Guarantee Program, the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Loan Program, the Tribal Energy Loan Guarantee Program and the Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA-E) are widely popular among Democrats — and with some Republicans.
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Prashant Bhushan, a prominent Indian public interest lawyer, proposed implementing the plan as a nationwide, all-adults expansion of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, a job-guarantee program that supports rural farmers during the dry season.
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A jobs guarantee also has some distinct advantages over ideas like UBI.
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But it would be a tough race and winning is no guarantee.
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Congressional oversight may be the only guarantee that due diligence is done.
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There is no guarantee that the U.K. will get the best deal.
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France wants a future trade deal to depend on such a guarantee.
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"A weekly regimen will guarantee better skin after four weeks," she says.
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But EU officials also say they cannot guarantee how judges will rule.
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Your days of using the purse strings to guarantee love are over!
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But there are better ways to guarantee effective barriers at our borders.
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Can you guarantee that Facebook is in line with the new rules?
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Routines are a great way to guarantee a certain level of predictability.
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Yes, open data, available code, and pre-registration don't always guarantee reproducibility.
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I can almost guarantee you that no one will notice or care.
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"It's not a guarantee, but it's a really important step," Lewis said.
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These tricks guarantee line of sight is always maintained, despite the surroundings.
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But a closer read reveals a huge asterisk to that supposed guarantee.
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Their recommendation, while not a binding guarantee, carries a lot of weight.
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If they can't guarantee the device isn't still locked, don't buy it.
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Technical hurdles aside, the ASC approach doesn't guarantee a continuity of consciousness.
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CMP benefits from a statutory solvency guarantee from the City of Paris.
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But hiring freezes aren't a solution -- they're a guarantee of brain drain.
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They are more expensive because they guarantee specific benefits, like maternity care.
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Still, there's no guarantee, and WIMP searches keep turning up empty-handed.
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End-to-end encryption gives you ability to mathematically guarantee people's privacy.
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But all of this excitement hasn't been enough to guarantee strong sales.
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Well, unfortunately, even if it's correct I can't guarantee it would help.
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It's impossible to guarantee the end to something that has been unprecedented.
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This generous guarantee includes cover for anything that happens to your tablet.
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She deflected each time, and refused to use the g-word ... guarantee.
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The algorithm must guarantee condition (1) regardless of what the traitors do.
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And after all that, there was no guarantee that they would win.
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The courts that police this First-Amendment guarantee, though, often face dilemmas.
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But even then there is no guarantee that their efforts will work.
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"But, at the same time, there's no guarantee of that," she says.
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You can't guarantee an investment, or prevent people from making bad investments.
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But the news doesn't guarantee he'll come out on top in November.
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But no mechanism exists to guarantee that such proposals are acted on.
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But there's no guarantee that each one will be compatible with another.
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This kid is going to be a huge star, we guarantee it.
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The company will even guarantee that you'll find a job after that.
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However, TTB does not guarantee that this information is 100 percent accurate.
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There's no guarantee that IS will last 50 years — or even 10.
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Between all these stars, we guarantee you won't want to miss this!
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Don't wait, get your tickets ASAP and guarantee a spot at 29Rooms!
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"There's no guarantee at the end of the nine months," he said.
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About a third of China's 7,000 debt guarantee companies are state-run.
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I guarantee you that Hillary and her crew will be using it.
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Though, that doesn't guarantee that her stance on streaming is logically sound.
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But having a will does not always guarantee a complication-free process.
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Plus, being a good parent alone does not guarantee effective leadership skills.
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Mr Trump's threat to withdraw America's security guarantee is probably a bluff.
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But I guarantee they're no happier about the slowdown than you are.
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Wade to guarantee women a constitutional right to abortion before fetal viability.
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Masvidal's emergence as the betting favorite obviously doesn't guarantee him a win.
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Sellers, likewise, have no guarantee they will be paid in such circumstances.
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There's no guarantee this sentiment will boost a Democratic candidate to victory.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that Johnson's deal will pass right now.
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Just how much longer can shiny letters guarantee triple-digit Instagram "Likes"?
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Any records that you guarantee you'll be rinsing for years to come?
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Although there's still no guarantee the feature will get a full launch.
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But someone has to develop, manufacture, sell, maintain and guarantee the vehicle.
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There is no guarantee that today's winners will still be winners tomorrow.
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Guarantee premiums, interest on loans and investment income are key earnings contributors.
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Linn has arranged a $530 million rights offering its noteholders will guarantee.
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You should shop around to guarantee that you're getting the best price.
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But joining the department is no guarantee that officers will stay there.
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As always, there's no guarantee the tool will ever be released globally.
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There's simply no way to guarantee intensity in an asynchronous online program.
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The stories don't appear to intersect and guarantee viewers double the drama.
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Mr Gantz wants to amend it to guarantee equal rights for all.
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Carige will pay a fee to the Italian State for the guarantee.
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Snap elections would delay reforms and not guarantee coalition stability, Gjenero said.
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In return, we&aposll guarantee your security and end the Korean War.
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Traders say it is impossible to guarantee the complete absence of ergot.
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Getting to a clinic, however, does not guarantee access to an abortion.
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If the funds are not delivered, GoFundMe offers a donor protection guarantee.
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Yes, but: There's no guarantee Trump will get another Supreme Court pick.
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Another idea is for a third party to guarantee a charity's loan.
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The SNP would guarantee the continuation of free tuition in Scottish universities.
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For a few thousand dollars, eclipse enthusiasts can almost guarantee the view.
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A broad jobs guarantee would transform society in unpredictable and costly ways.
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Plus, the eBay Money Back Guarantee means you can shop with confidence.
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Meanwhile, Gazelle offers a 30 day money back guarantee and that's it.
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I can't guarantee you'll understand what's happening in any of these: 3.
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I promise you, I guarantee you I have [chronic traumatic encephalopathy] CTE.
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I guarantee this letter will be picked as letter of the month.
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We assume — but cannot guarantee — that it won't taste of frog skin.
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To be sure, analyst price forecasts are no guarantee about the future.
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There's no guarantee that the things they try will get consumer uptake.
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New rules would mean banks could no longer guarantee investors against losses.
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But Apple's structural openness to bold visions didn't — and doesn't — guarantee success.
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Hemingway was aware that merit often did not guarantee receiving the honor.
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The guarantee for now is only applicable in the U.S. and Canada.
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Prepaid tuition might seem like an ironclad guarantee: money upfront, tuition later.
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Others added their own observations about what "The Ivanka Trump Guarantee" means.
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Even having food on the table is no guarantee of good health.
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Also, there's no guarantee you'll be better off with a different servicer.
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Winning the largest number of seats does not automatically guarantee that, however.
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A stellar performance in one year is no guarantee of future success.
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There is no guarantee that targets like the EU's will solve it.
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This comes with a two-year guarantee, as well as free delivery.
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Kemp says there's no guarantee his project will be deployed more widely.
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Having a full-blooded Brexiteer is no guarantee of full-blooded Brexit.
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Sessions couldn't guarantee that the president wouldn't try to get Comey alone.
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Change isn't about big leaps, it's about small moves with no guarantee.
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Of course, no one can guarantee the White House will be listening.
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The president says all these new measures will guarantee more political stability.
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California and New Jersey guarantee six weeks; Rhode Island offers four weeks.
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The most important feature, though, is the two-year worry-free guarantee.
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There's no guarantee any of these projects will meet expectations anytime soon.
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Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy, reliability or appropriateness of Zo's statements.
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There is no guarantee of success—only that you get a shot.
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There is no guarantee that all of the quotas will be used.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that Mueller will get into such details.
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But there's no guarantee the Kremlin remains this incompetent in the future.
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For more information on our A-to-z Guarantee please visit here.
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However, there is no guarantee funding would keep up with future demands.
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And it is inconsistent with the First Amendment's guarantee of religious liberty.
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Stable inflation does not guarantee economic stability and, quite possibly, the opposite.
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"We can't guarantee it, but we can get pretty close," he said.
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That such a case exists does not, of course, guarantee its prosecution.
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I guarantee you this would be over in hours if that occurred.
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" I was like, "I don't give a fuck if they can't guarantee.
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Still, Sunday's decision does not guarantee the end of the pipeline's construction.
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There is no guarantee that Assad's forces will comply with the ceasefire.
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And that's an experience I guarantee many Latinx people can relate to.
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The First Amendment doesn't guarantee you the rights you think it does.
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Now, there's no guarantee that PV will continue growing at historical rates.
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There's no guarantee wind and solar will stay on their current path.
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The state guarantee ranks pari passu with Poland's other unsecured senior obligations.
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I guarantee if I saw it, I could tell whose child is.
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This is a personal guarantee that I make in front of you.
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But if you do, I guarantee you'll have the easiest climb possible.
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They are meant to defend us, to guarantee the security of Romanians.
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For the first time, I thought I could guarantee my own safety.
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Let's start with fingerprints, though there's no guarantee any will be found.
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Follow me, Four Comprehensives, Four Comprehensives, rule of law is the guarantee.
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No government, no Congress, no Senate — nobody can guarantee you financial security.
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For Lima, the achievements of Operation Car Wash will guarantee its survival.
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The app also has a offline date-guarantee program for premium subscribers.
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This short document describes a set of rules to guarantee net neutrality.
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So there is no guarantee that workers would benefit from this policy.
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However, there is no similar guarantee for Air Berlin's portion of debt.
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The talks are preliminary for now and do not guarantee a deal.
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I guarantee the woman said it better in the first place. 21.
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Both Senate Republicans' BCRA and the CAP plan would guarantee the CSRs.
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But, reading aptitude and soccer skills don't guarantee a happy adult life.
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The simple act of applying does not guarantee them a crossing card.
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Russia said it would guarantee the safety of any civilians who left.
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But as the saying goes, past performance does not guarantee future results.
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Even then, there's no guarantee that any such move would be successful.
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But protest by itself -- while critically important -- isn't a guarantee of progress.
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Of course, having more amateurs involved in a sport doesn't guarantee success.
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We guarantee we'll buy the milk and we work on the quality.
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There is no guarantee on how soon production will return to normal.
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So you can practically guarantee a zero fuss pedicure every single time.
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In any case, resale websites guarantee that rejected tickets will be reimbursed.
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However, there is no guarantee that the party will in fact decide.
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A job guarantee would accomplish this moral end on a large scale.
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No guarantee, but Self says they very well may change your life.
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It set up a re-guarantee company, in effect underwriting the underwriter.
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But returning to the majors, after coming so close, is no guarantee.
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She acknowledges there's no guarantee that any might result in a child.
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Sweden's deposit guarantee scheme covers savers' deposits up to 950,000 Swedish crowns.
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In reality, his order did nothing to guarantee the end of separation.
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The US does not guarantee paid time off for vacation or holidays.
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Before that, there was no guarantee that the nominees would face off.
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Sadly, it's almost a guarantee that eventually my friendships all get poisoned.
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Betting on globalisation does not guarantee a boost in the growth rate.
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Liabilities incurred up until the removal of the guarantee are also covered.
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However, he said he "can't guarantee" that Facebook would stop misinformation entirely.
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I can guarantee the novelty alone will get you from 9 a.m.
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There's no guarantee that such a large payday ever will come again.
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But FDA approval is no guarantee that new nicotine products are safe.
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This reflects DCL's unconditional guarantee for the securities issued under the programme.
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I guarantee you he would apologize," Cuomo said on "Cuomo Prime Time.
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That's part of the deal, and even winning doesn't guarantee you employment.
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"No guarantee I'll live to see the end of it," she added.
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Cory Booker would create a pilot program for a federal jobs guarantee.
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Not surprising, those with a vested interest in guarantee games defend them.
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But there's no guarantee that company will hit its lofty goals, either.
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"You can't guarantee these things — each one is so unpredictable," she explains.
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Whatever a client chooses, it's an educated guess more than a guarantee.
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In some cases, such an agreement is known as a personal guarantee.
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And no confirmation vote is a guarantee in a heated election year.
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He may come around in the end, but there's no guarantee. Sen.
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And I guarantee you 90 percent of our audience agrees with me.
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"There's no guarantee that there aren't contaminants in bottled water," she said.
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It doesn't guarantee access to Sean Spicer or any other administration official.
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They buy and guarantee about half of the nation's mortgages against default.
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There is no guarantee that the next shock would be handled smoothly.
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She said, however, that even being on the list didn't guarantee access.
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For Maduro, Tehran represents a key security guarantee for his regime's survival.
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There is no guarantee that the ban will be lifted at all.
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"Shokin's removal then became a condition for the loan guarantee," Kent testified.
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Majoring in engineering might not guarantee you a lofty job much longer.
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Some who did respond quickly ghosted, even with the guarantee of anonymity.
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Howell's ruling does not guarantee an immediate windfall for the Warmbiers, however.
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The planemaker could not guarantee its existing factories would survive long term.
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These guarantee they can lose no more than their deposit, it said.
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However, the competitiveness nature of an urban setup does not guarantee success.
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It said that community-corrections work must "respect and guarantee human rights".
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Watching the blissed-out pug relax will chill you out, I guarantee.
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But there's no such thing as a lightning-proof guarantee, Holle states.
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" So we just said, "We're sorry, we're gonna do a host guarantee.
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But good technology doesn't guarantee that a company will redefine a field.
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And there's no guarantee that one side wins all the legal fights.
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" No one claims that vaping can "guarantee any end to tobacco addiction.
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He knows that his two European-trained equine physiologists cannot guarantee success.
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Often the newly discovered gene increases risk, but does not guarantee it.
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But there's no guarantee that there will be less greenhouse gas emissions.
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But crowdfunding success doesn't guarantee market success, as Pebble's example has shown.
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UniCredit has extended its guarantee contract by roughly 10 days, sources said.
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This means that its past success does not guarantee its future survival.
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And there isn't any guarantee that a traditional IPO will go smoothly.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that this would maintain Bitcoin's perceived virtues.
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It doesn't guarantee success, but before hip-hop there was no blueprint.
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However, it does not guarantee a new rule will ultimately be crafted.
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If you can guarantee safety, it's not a bad idea at all.
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We guarantee you've dealt with at least one of these problems before.
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But that's just a possibility, which is the opposite of a guarantee.
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None of those worked out, and there's no guarantee this will either.
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So, the fines of the Google case, the guarantee has been paid.
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But simply getting your hands on it doesn't guarantee a beautiful floor.
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The Constitution is supposed to guarantee his right to trial by jury.
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Cost is no guarantee of safety or effectiveness, the new study showed.
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But there is no guarantee that Greece will enjoy a virtuous circle.
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Even if the BRIDGE Act passes, there's no guarantee it would work.
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Just the ability to raise money is not a guarantee of success.
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His National Service Education Guarantee plan is modeled after the G.I. Bill.
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But there is no guarantee that these powers will be employed responsibly.
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But even deep pockets don't guarantee success in an increasingly digital landscape.
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Alice Lloyd College, College of the Ozarks and Berea all guarantee tuition.
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No visiting team but the United States can guarantee the same benefits.
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If you are still named, ask the landlord to terminate your guarantee.
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There is no guarantee that Mr. Trump will stick to the script.
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For a separate guarantee Deutsch Bank took $1 billion, the sources said.
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In these conditions we want to guarantee a sense of fair play.
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How will jobs guarantee schemes be evaluated for cost-benefit or corruption?
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This would guarantee no border checks between Northern Ireland and the Republic.
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Party unity doesn't guarantee victory, of course, but it's an essential ingredient.
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Bohai, Dianrong and Sino Guarantee did not respond to requests for comment.
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After they moved on, there was no one to guarantee the peace.
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There is no guarantee that Gen X will ever hatch a president.
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The US is the only developed nation not to guarantee paid leave.
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And there is only one guarantee: None of us will see heaven.
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Mr. Cassidy's bill, he said, contains a "simple promise" without a guarantee.
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Put simply: Science could not guarantee me a 100 percent successful outcome.
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Alvarez was guaranteed $5 million, while Golovkin had a $3 million guarantee.
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We are the only major country not to guarantee paid sick leave.
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We must finally guarantee paid sick leave to every worker in America.
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Plus, your purchase is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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The service also offers a "100% mouthwatering or your money back" guarantee.
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I guarantee the cards will end up moving faster than you guess.
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"I can guarantee that Han carries out a normal life," Santopadre said.
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Because I'm going to guarantee other people in that office or wherever.
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Whether in first class, business class or coach, upgrades don't guarantee cleanliness.
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"Meeting program requirements does not guarantee acceptance into the program," it reads.
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The companies cautioned that there's no guarantee a deal would be struck.
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There was no guarantee it would succeed, but Buell wanted to try.
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American and allied troops would guarantee enough security to sustain the state.
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There's also no guarantee that any of them will work at all.
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And there is no guarantee that the court's membership will not change.
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Still, there's no guarantee it will cover everyone in the tattoo industry.
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Mr. Puigdemont argues that Spain's judiciary cannot guarantee them a fair trial.
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Barnes' four-day workweek model doesn't guarantee every worker a long weekend.
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There are some major problems here:This is a theory, not a guarantee.
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"I guarantee you the Patrol knows exactly where you are," he said.
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Russia's potentate has, instead, focused on the one victory he could guarantee.
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I can guarantee there are real malicious phishing versions already out there.
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The big issue is there's no minimum guarantee this will take off.
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As for specific hauntings, Mr. Clark can't guarantee what guests might experience.
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But requiring multiple crew members is no guarantee runaway trains won't happen.
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You also get the benefit of a 14-day money-back guarantee.
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This gave Everlane the confidence to guarantee each item for 365 days.
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Restrictions would apply: Banks could not guarantee the funds' performance, for instance.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that youth turnout will be so high.
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The airlines can't guarantee the flight will be entirely free of peanuts.
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The four freedoms guarantee free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
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Rudy Giuliani nearly made an infomercial for a company called Fraud Guarantee.
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It's incredibly hard to guarantee quality that way, and just not satisfying.
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A pile of Oscar nominations does not guarantee box-office success, though.
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"You have to guarantee a certain contribution to the organization," said Mrs.
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But he had no foolproof means to guarantee he could do this.
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But even that's no guarantee that an airport can stay above water.
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Every plan also comes with a generous 31-day money-back guarantee.
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Trump originally said he would guarantee $750,000 in funding for the race.
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Home Retail and Wesfarmers said there was no guarantee it would conclude.
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But this does not guarantee the success of the movement it represents.
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We guarantee that will be what goes through her head every time.
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What must exist in any job-guarantee program is an enforcement mechanism.
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No, I don't support his proposed job guarantee, which probably isn't workable.
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It would similarly guarantee free full-day prekindergarten starting at age 3.
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Parties change; there's no guarantee they will remain the way they are.
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"Any of these discussions about a guarantee, it's not possible," he said.
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But it did not, unfortunately, guarantee a dime of funding for LWCF.
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Now Abrams is running a national Democratic effort to guarantee voting rights.
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I guarantee it will be way better organized and way more entertaining!
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You can never guarantee that you spot it, sometimes until too late.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I guarantee you cars are gonna slow down some day.
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"There's no guarantee or legal protections built in," Ms. Kaziunas told me.
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He urged them to guarantee supplies and increase the scale of reserves.
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Finding new targets in Asia or Europe is no guarantee of success.
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There is no guarantee other suffers will act in this exemplary way.
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There's no guarantee they'll make it to the floor, and most won't.
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History and current trends virtually guarantee Republicans will lose seats in November.
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I guarantee you, when it happens we'll tell you when it's done.
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Any peace agreement must guarantee Israel's ability to defend itself by itself.
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There is no guarantee that a majority would vote to curtail filibusters.
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Nevertheless, the income guarantee makes them worth the price for some investors.
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The Republicans who take this position today, I guarantee you... TAPPER: Yes.
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There's no guarantee of that, but I think that it's entirely possible.
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Merely being electable though doesn't guarantee that someone will win the nomination.
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If it does pass, there's no guarantee the House will support it.
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And there is no guarantee such a maneuver will even be possible.
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What is marriage, and what kind of security does it really guarantee?
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Of course, these structures are not a guarantee that flooding won't occur.
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No number of joint, special or select committees can guarantee that result.
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But there's no guarantee the proposal can easily pass the lower chamber.
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There's no guarantee that Altice will engage, though the prospects seem likely.
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The researchers say they have demonstrated a serious exception to that guarantee.
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And to ask that government guarantee good health care they can afford.
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"No one can guarantee anything in terms of neurological stuff," he said.
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OBVIOUSLY THEY'RE RAISING IN MARCH, I MEAN THAT'S JUST VIRTUALLY A GUARANTEE.
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Reinvested profits of up to 12 million euros will guarantee tax deductions.
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The move doesn't automatically guarantee that the bill will get a vote.
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"I can't guarantee that we'll be able to settle this," Seehofer said.
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I guarantee you'll feel calmer the minute you lay eyes on it.
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Treaties guarantee our right to traditional plants, animals, lands, air, and waterways.
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It's not a guarantee, for sure, that you're going to get there.
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If the funds are not delivered, GoFundMe offers a donor protection guarantee.
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The federal government stepped in with a guarantee that calmed the markets.
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But it's not the end of the effort, and it's no guarantee.
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Any purchase comes with customer service included, and a 24-month guarantee.
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Without such a guarantee, the North will never surrender its nuclear arsenal.
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There is no guarantee, of course, that your project will pan out.
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All we can know is that initial unpopularity does not guarantee failure.
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If Trumpcare became law, there's no guarantee they'd get to keep it.
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Should the next administration, or even this one, consider a jobs guarantee?
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There is no guarantee that any forecasts made will come to pass.
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Washington should mainly guarantee the contours of the necessary and desirable outcome.
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Taking one different action would not guarantee a certain outcome in life.
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To be clear, there's no guarantee that a second referendum will happen.
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There is no guarantee that Jacobs will ultimately present a formal proposal.
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All of the contenders want the government to guarantee paid parental leave.
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Beyond retribution, even life without parole offers no guarantee of continued incarceration.
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We have no guarantee that Trump's softer tone on China will stick.
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They don't believe in Medicare, and they don't believe in the guarantee.
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But no strategy can guarantee an uninterrupted series of presidential election wins.
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But she's coming into a challenging industry with no guarantee of success.
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Other companies, independent security vendors, can guarantee a higher level of protection.
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Data for Progress has done extensive polling on a green jobs guarantee.
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I guarantee the breakfast cereal business is just like the art business.
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They aren't joining the furthest-left Democrats in endorsing a jobs guarantee.
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China Orient has granted a keepwell and a deed of equity interest purchase undertaking, in place of a guarantee, to ensure COAMI has sufficient assets and liquidity to meet its obligations under the guarantee for the proposed notes.
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