It is hypothetically possible that someone will open a major legal investigation into Seth Rich's death, in which case it is hypothetically possible that Dotcom could be called to testify, and hypothetically possible that he will provide credible proof.
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It's quite difficult to talk about hypothetically, to make the case hypothetically, but I'm quite sure that with or without the federal intervention, that violence, it was going to skyrocket. Definitely.
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But they can hypothetically be used for tracking users, too.
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Hypothetically, President Trump could stretch things into early next year.
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Hypothetically, Pose could just coast on that little groundbreaking detail.
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Hypothetically, this technology could be built into your phone's camera.
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But, "I don't just own Apple," Greenblatt said, speaking hypothetically.
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"Hypothetically," he acknowledged, "you would think" Jaime would be upset.
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Let's hypothetically take the name of an American: Yeimary Moran.
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AMC could hypothetically offer up to 156 showings per year.
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Say, just hypothetically, that you ran out of toilet paper.
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Seeking "leverage" over him, as the Associated Press hypothetically suggests?
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VICE: Hypothetically, how easy would it be to make poppers?
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That could hypothetically put her back in the running for Florida.
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"Nothing," I hypothetically replied, going a little dead in the eyes.
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Hypothetically, would you want to date a founder of a company?
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So say you want to have more sex — hypothetically, of course.
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Hypothetically, there would be exponential reproductive boons for women-only populations.
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Hypothetically, this kind of family reunion should be a lovely surprise.
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You know, hypothetically or actually returned to their cultures of origin.
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Hypothetically, Spahl's patch restores the video game equivalent of deleted scenes.
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Hypothetically, Owen's decision should cement Owen and Amelia as a couple.
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"Hypothetically, he probably should not have been in the Army," Capt.
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That's better than wasting space on something you might hypothetically need.
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" Trump could hypothetically say to himself, "'I want to be elected.
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So, hypothetically speaking, what were reasons he might drop a client?
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You talk about wanting to commit violence to him, hypothetically. Yeah.
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Hypothetically, Veronica doesn't have to look at Chuck again at this point.
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Hypothetically such sophisticated constructed physiology could fool contemporary medical imaging as well.
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Hard to say, but it's still hypothetically capable of promoting an album.
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This could hypothetically complicate regular functioning and visibility for future crewed missions.
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Hypothetically, Nick Saban could have secured Doug Jones's Senate victory last night.
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Hypothetically, Kevin should be the last person Grayson would want to humiliate.
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"Hypothetically, he probably should not have been in the Army," said Capt.
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Alternatively, you could hypothetically construct animals which have particular phenotypes [physical characteristics].
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" Colonna asks, hypothetically, then gestures to a nearby rack of clothes. "Voilà.
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I mean, there never will be good work, but hypothetically, I'm saying. . . .
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But they do, hypothetically, have the capability to travel autonomously over short distances.
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They have subpoena power, so hypothetically Congress could compel all three to testify.
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Hypothetically, let's say you run a company called ESI that makes office phones.
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For example, hypothetically, comparing two pictures — like Johnny Depp playing Jack Sparrow vs.
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But hypothetically, if she did have a girlfriend, it'd be Tinkerbell, she said.
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So, hypothetically, a mention of Jill should feel pretty casual at this point.
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Hypothetically, that baptism scene could be the last image of the title sequence.
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And, hypothetically, what about synthetic human meat, grown without a genetic human donor?
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For years, researchers have known that modern techniques could hypothetically bring back smallpox.
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But in theory, completely hypothetically, I think there might be something to it.
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But what if —hypothetically speaking — every player refused to stand for the anthem?
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That, truly, is its deal: Florida exists hypothetically, in the future-continuous tense.
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You could hypothetically drive up, fill your car, and be unable to pay.
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Hypothetically, Australia could decouple its own economy from fossil fuels without impacting exports.
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We banged our heads and unraveled how things might look ... hypothetically, of course.
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Polo kills Marina for Carla, which hypothetically should reunite the ruined long-term couple.
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Let's just say a candidate, hypothetically, doesn't have a great respect for the truth.
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While rumors had been floating in media circles that Thiel could hypothetically buy Gawker.
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Hypothetically, the NeOse or something like it could eventually come to consumers as well.
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The levels are semi-connected, so it's hypothetically possible to throw things between them.
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"Don't get a magnet," he sighed, apparently not realizing that I wasn't speaking hypothetically.
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Hypothetically, if you were to have kids what would you teach them about women?
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If enough superdelegates switch over to Sanders' side, he could, hypothetically, win the nomination.
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Hypothetically, that is where their forces could gather, or put up a last stand.
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So, hypothetically, if we were all vegetarian in this country, we'd change things drastically.
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But let's say, hypothetically, that a large company only generates 100,000 alerts per day.
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However, GM later clarified Amman was speaking hypothetically rather than announcing a real plan.
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So, how would Armstrong have done with Cottonfield, hypothetically speaking, way back in 1997?
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That number grows to 22019 percent if Kavanaugh hypothetically votes to overturn Roe v.
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Hypothetically, would he be allowed to fire me just because he doesn't like me?
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You're not going to foreclose on, hypothetically, Sprint and T-Mobile becoming one company.
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For instance, what happens if, hypothetically, a public official is abusive on this space?
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Hypothetically, such a move could violate defendants' constitutional rights to appear before a judge.
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I'm not saying this means there's definitely a Quidditch movie in the works, but if history were to repeat itself, then it would make sense that this hypothetical Quidditch movie would hypothetically go on to maybe hypothetically star Andrew Lincoln as Whisp.
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Over the course of a year, the big wireless carriers could hypothetically collect $126 million.
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Hypothetically, my unit could be readying for deployment in the midst of the transgender ban.
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This hypothetically sends your location to a group of trusted contacts, who presumably call 911.
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There are many songs to which a college sports team could hypothetically take the field.
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But this kind of display would (hypothetically) help solve some simple, decidedly non-silly problems.
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So could we see some kind of big VR announcement, hypothetically, at WWDC next fall?
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Hypothetically, Wednesday night's Riverdale episode, "The Stranger," is about our Riverteens preparing for the SATs.
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We are going to go from 30,000 to, let's say, hypothetically, a million cars, right?
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But how hard, hypothetically, would it have been to write the movie the other way?
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Hypothetically, the cellphone may contain files listing every associate in terrorism known by the perpetrator.
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And The Mountain could fight for the the Faith, whom he is (hypothetically) now serving.
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Hypothetically, if one group is bred with another, their separate lineages could become genetically extinct.
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But let's say, hypothetically, that Mueller does find evidence that implicates Trump in criminal behavior.
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Metro spokeswoman Morgan Dye said Evans was speaking "hypothetically" about the potential months-long shutdown.
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Hypothetically, it should be easy to figure out the ages of everyone on Grey's Anatomy.
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"The Services will avoid speculating as to what is hypothetically possible," the proposed rule states.
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But what if, hypothetically, you were not exactly excited by the options arrayed before you?
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Again, hypothetically, you could take off your helmet for a moment before your face freezes.
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She asked her squadron's doctor if, hypothetically, TRICARE covered abortions and was told it doesn't.
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RUDY: Hypothetically, when in fact I wasn't there, and also there never was a pie.
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"Hypothetically, somebody takes this technology, makes it better and restores someone's [brain] activity," he said.
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For example, Hofmeister said, a nurse hypothetically could be given a certification to teach biology.
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Scott said that Dershowitz was speaking hypothetically, not about the circumstances of the Trump impeachment.
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At least hypothetically, that should free us up to do better and more interesting stuff.
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House of Representatives Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said he was confident Trump was speaking hypothetically.
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Even Hair Goddess, hypothetically a business show, relies on the chemistry of a Staten Island family.
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It's also possible he was speaking hypothetically, but not literally, and using Sasha as an example.
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Ponder, for a moment, all the things you could hypothetically do in the next five minutes.
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The rules of Congress itself — where this debate would hypothetically take place — answer some of these.
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So it helps to show that, hypothetically, profits would gush if breakneck growth were to stop.
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Unlike a lot of Silicon Valley in 2017, the entity we might hypothetically call America Inc.
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He was speaking hypothetically, and did not say whether it was indeed time to raise rates.
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So what would happen––hypothetically––if you went into cardiac arrest in the middle of voting.
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But Main Street consumers wouldn't be exempt from the impacts of interest rates hypothetically going negative.
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The work, called gene drive research, could hypothetically be used to stop mosquitoes from spreading disease.
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And, who am I to judge Justine for hypothetically being attracted to her favorite movie director?
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In a pinch, he can even say that he would hypothetically vote for such a bill.
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Thankfully, there's not a limit to how much digital pasta content a person could hypothetically consume.
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Look, there are definitely a lot of reasons Jonathan and Nancy could hypothetically work as a couple.
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Beyond coffee, hypothetically labs like Front Range can build databases of other crops like berries and pineapples.
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If a potential Facebook killer was on the rise, Facebook could hypothetically spot it before anyone else.
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NS: Hypothetically, if you were to swipe on enough thousands of people, you could go through everyone.
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Hypothetically, if I am in an unhappy marriage, my parents will say, "drop it and come back".
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Hypothetically, if a bunch of users are spending a really long time just staring at a butt.
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With the reflexes of a robot hopped up on Adderall, every quick attack can hypothetically be avoided.
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You'd now hypothetically be able to record a full day of 4K video with Huawei's 512GB phone.
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Shows like 30 Rock and The Good Place will be available to stream through NBCUniversal's service, hypothetically.
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"Electrification is that clean sheet of paper," said Mckenna on the design for a hypothetically smaller Mini.
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Now the drive by speculating, David Frum, you know, hypothetically theorizing, well, wait a minute you guys.
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He asks me (hypothetically, I hope): Is criminal law just about punishing people for doing bad things?
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Hypothetically, Handmaid's Tale could have allowed this narratively-necessary protest to be a general movement against Gilead.
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I'm guessing that's probably not a good idea to go to — hypothetically speaking for my hypothetical friend.
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Hypothetically, this would allow a pod carrying passengers or cargo to travel at up to 760 mph.
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That could hypothetically involve buildings elevated on stilts, or structures that could easily be dismantled and moved.
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He asked Mr. Clapper what he would do if, hypothetically, his employee forwarded emails containing classified information.
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But Mulvaney repeatedly declined to answer why the President wouldn't hypothetically give a speech denouncing white supremacy.
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Let's say, hypothetically, that your spouse makes breakfast for your children while you get ready for work.
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Hypothetically, Mr. Beckman could cover a month's rent by filling it with tourists for about two weeks.
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Hypothetically, the president could also use info about his businesses to pursue policies that would improve them.
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Hackers could hypothetically watch her go to the grocery store and then rob her for all she's got.
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This would hypothetically allow the drinker to better take in the nightmarish aroma and flavor of the beverage.
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"The people who came forward—I don't want to dismiss anything they hypothetically felt and experienced," she says.
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If they're saying they'd go next year, they're saying, they'd go hypothetically, if it actually happened this time.
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"We're now left in a situation where we're not just hypothetically talking about what might happen," Parameswaran added.
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So, hypothetically, because Andre and Pamela are both adults, they could talk through the unexpected, but commonplace, issue.
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They could theoretically cause enough trouble just by hypothetically running scenarios out loud versus physically changing their flows.
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"I guess [Trump's] not quite at the magic number yet, anything could hypothetically happen," she said with resignation.
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An integration with Nextdoor could hypothetically allow neighbors to get pinged when a service request is filed nearby.
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AMLG: I do want to talk hypothetically at least about the U.S. market and specifically the healthcare market.
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Unclear if he's speaking hypothetically here, but it's clear Nipsey's sick of Akademiks pushing old stereotypes on rappers.
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Coats did open up in one exchange, too, when he was asked to talk about the situation hypothetically.
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This means, hypothetically, that if you make it to 2100 you might find your IQ score has improved.
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A breathalyzer or something similar that monitors isoprene levels could hypothetically mimic the function of a dog's nose.
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Let's assume hypothetically that Trump is not re-elected president in 2020 and leaves office in January 2021.
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Bad Rabbit, however, does, making it at least hypothetically possible that paying the ransom would restore a system.
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All of those forces governing the coin's motion could, hypothetically, be calculated based on the laws of physics.
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Hypothetically, you could set up a process to analyze a Twitter mention to determine why the mention occurred.
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But a hypothetically slim margin of power would still have a lot of power to control congressional hearings.
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We got the singer at LAX Thursday and wanted to know how he would defeat Trump, hypothetically speaking.
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Hackers who infected one of those other systems could hypothetically work their way back to the election systems.
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He explained: Hypothetically, if you were to swipe on enough thousands of people, you could go through everyone.
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Not only is every act and role consensual, but consent can hypothetically be withdrawn at a moment's notice.
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Apple claims that the iPhone XS can get you 264 minutes more battery life a day than the iPhone X (hypothetically 2563 hours of internet use), while the iPhone XS Max can get you up to 2256 minutes more a day than the iPhone X (hypothetically 214 hours of internet use).
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"Hypothetically, somebody takes this technology, makes it better, and restores someone's [brain] activity," said Sestan during the NIH meeting.
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But if he were hypothetically to be considering a presidential bid, they would be useful locations to travel to.
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But by choosing the limited definition of "sanctuary," the Trump administration is picking a fight it could hypothetically win.
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Hypothetically, if you were to look at these posts and find them true, interesting, newsworthy—would you publish them?
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One could hypothetically answer that question by either (a) getting a monkey, or (b) trying this less involved option.
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They have, hypothetically, $6000, and there's a certain chance of losing some of it due to an insurable risk.
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"We were having dinner and talking about it hypothetically, where we would be, but we're all older," she fantasized.
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Hypothetically, he could stop the money flow and refuse to continue the investigation — killing it softly, so to speak.
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Hypothetically, this is because "firms decrease their demand for these possibly more costly (female) workers," according to the report.
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But talking hypothetically about what you would do as president is what you do when you run for president.
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He describes Hart's 2011 tweet about smashing his hypothetically gay son's head with a dollhouse as "obviously" a joke.
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Hypothetically, couldn't any extremist group come together and form a religion in order to avail themselves of constitutional protections?
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Van Dyke said, "hypothetically anybody on the scene" could have made that call, but it was a chaotic moment.
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Hypothetically were they to repatriate all of it, the savings over the current tax rate would be about $122 billion.
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Wearers would play games by sliding off the Switch's removable controllers, which could hypothetically also feature Wiimote-esque motion sensors.
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Hypothetically speaking, you all die tomorrow, what effect would you hope the work you've made together leaves after you die?
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Despite Apple's faulty word-based filter, with enough careful selection and thought, teens could hypothetically pull up their intended results.
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Thompson estimates that every 21 percentage point reduction in the corporate tax rate could "hypothetically" add $22 to 669 earnings.
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Former Lakers star Abdul-Jabbar hypothetically appeared on KUWTK to chat with Kris about her family's place in pop culture.
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Say you live in New York, where, hypothetically, the government has decided to mandate maternity care as an essential benefit.
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However, the plane could hypothetically fly perpetually, and the time it spends airborne is constrained primarily by the pilot's endurance.
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It's the administration's reasons for ending the program that haven't held up, meaning the Trump administration could hypothetically try again.
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Hypothetically, these government officials — desperate to keep their deeds in the dark — rushed to amplify the Trump-Russia collusion narrative.
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If he was speaking hypothetically, as he later claimed, then why did he quote Trump without any sort of caveats?
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Hypothetically, a B-52 loaded with multiple hypersonic weapons can evolve from its standard function into a "missileer," Roper said.
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Hypothetically, the hacker "would be in proximity, and would basically tell the device to give it a code," FitzPatrick said.
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Even the Federal Reserve has begun to sheepishly ask U.S. banks how they would "handle" negative rates (hypothetically, of course).
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Two states — Maine and Nebraska — do their electoral votes a little differently, so they can hypothetically be split between candidates.
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For example, hypothetically, Marvel could push "Black Widow" (May 1) to the spot currently held by "The Eternals" (Nov. 6).
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It is hypothetically possible to carve out special rules for insulin price relief without touching the rest of the system.
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"The opening and closing of that corridor, hypothetically, realistically, did not fundamentally change the plans of the battle," he added.
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Can you find a way of making the story not as hallucinatory and more prosaic—let's say," Garland says. "Hypothetically?
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Oster found that, hypothetically, a jackpot of about $806 million would likely be large enough to make the lottery progressive.
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So, hypothetically, Hannah's "Week 3" reveal of her uncomfortable Miss USA past with Caelynn should have been an automatic ticket home.
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But, Siempre Bruja didn't have to continue the painful history of Aida and its brethren to make that hypothetically powerful statement.
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How would they, hypothetically speaking, be lifted up by society, and more able to succeed than they feel they currently are?
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Grilled nuggets don't have the same naked texture as peeled nugs, and I'm offended you would even hypothetically compare the two.
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And then Dany asks Jon if they could (not that) hypothetically go behind an icy waterfall and keep each other warm.
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Hypothetically, LAA could let the U12 reach gigabit speeds, according to a video recorded by Sogi, a local phone news agency.
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The first is a horizontal merger, which is when two direct competitors join forces and merge — think Uber and Lyft hypothetically.
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Laura developed a business plan for three years, to know how much we were going to spend, hypothetically, every single day.
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In both of those hypothetically mettle-testing episodes, one half of the couple said "I love you" for the first time.
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So while AT&T could hypothetically still deliver on its promises, that favorable ruling's reasoning is looking shakier all the time.
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If it were that clear of an obligation, then hypothetically, any woman on the ticket would be preferable to any man.
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The system could hypothetically lose points for driving over a double yellow line and gain them for maintaining the speed limit.
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Turning his attention to Colin Stretch, Facebook's general counsel, Kennedy asked whether the platform could hypothetically provide personal information about Sen.
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If the president, hypothetically, proclaimed that he was replacing "National Tartan Day" with "National Mutual Civility Day," this would be good.
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It would also hypothetically allow them to complete transactions much more quickly, and would make it easier to spot rogue actors.
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It is at least hypothetically possible that paying the ransom for Bad Rabbit could result in a key to unlock files.
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Elizabeth Warren would be the oldest presidents in history if elected, hypothetically taking office at ages 78, 79, and 71, respectively.
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If so, hypothetically, going into the Democrats' Milwaukee convention, let's assume Warren had 30 percent of pledged delegates, South Bend Ind.
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In fact, some guns, including pistols, have proven harder to get even though they're slower to recharge (and hypothetically less deadly).
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So a Democratic governor, speaking hypothetically, might have to radically change things that they're doing in order to take the money.
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While none of this is recommended—or allowed under NASA's hardline safety rules—hypothetically it's possible to take off your helmet.
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Bruce Irvin and second-round pick Jihad Ward hypothetically bring more pass rush, but Irvin's hybrid role didn't always yield results.
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But, hypothetically, if I were in that position, my answer wouldn't be XCOM 2, or Oxenfree, or Firewatch, or The Witness.
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Northam initially defended his vote against the bill by saying that he didn't want to hypothetically ban something that didn't exist.
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Kratom is triggering the same part of your brain's reward system, but in a way that is (perhaps, hypothetically) less addictive.
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Simpson does not exactly confess to the crime, but he describes how, hypothetically, he might have killed Brown Simpson and Goldman.
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With regard to sustainability, the Vision AVTR would hypothetically be powered by battery technology using graphene, another technology based in reality.
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They had always talked hypothetically about relocating their family to Mexico if Irvi were deported or the pressure became too much.
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Turning his attention to Colin Stretch, Facebook's general counsel, Kennedy asked whether the platform could hypothetically provide personal information about Sen.
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By picking various small subsets of the data, a researcher could hypothetically get any positive or negative "effect" of the boatlift.
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The shift to negative rate policies is, hypothetically at least, the same, but with a starting point of rates already around zero.
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If a couple of cows were hypothetically fed a controlled substance, could that dead cow conceivably get some unassuming supermarket shopper high?
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KEVIN HASSETT: Well, hypothetically there is, Steve, but it's one of the things we've been following the closest since I've been here.
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We're still investigating what went wrong there, as the Wi-Fi signal was great, and the power strip hypothetically had enough charge.
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Hypothetically, Lyft could initially have a fleet of autonomous cars that completes rides under 25 miles per hour on flat, dry roads.
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You might have noticed that the total number of electors, 538, is an even number, which could, hypothetically lead to a tie.
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Let's say, hypothetically speaking, I tell our class, 'Every female here will receive a lower grade than the males, no matter what.
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Taking the standard tack of deferring any running mate selection until Biden hypothetically wrapped up the nomination would, of course, be boring.
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There is another option on the table that could, at least hypothetically, obviate the need to worry about balancing sleep and travel.
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Hypothetically, if this scene really was about empowerment, she could leave these three boys in the dust to seduce a better prospect.
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Kifowit then clarified her remarks, saying she was speaking hypothetically and that she "quite clearly" wanted him to imagine such a situation.
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They could (hypothetically speaking) head back to Stark Tower in 2012 again, and have Captain America fix that mess while he's there.
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And hypothetically, the greater the expenditure required for a budget item, the more lawmakers will want to ensure its likelihood of success.
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Perhaps, hypothetically, scientists could one day figure out how to engineer cows to produce chocolate milk, strawberry milk, or even coffee milk.
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For example, Samsung could hypothetically sell a TV set called MU753, which sounds similar to the Samsung MU8000, a well-reviewed television.
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I propose hypothetically that had Virginia Woolf continued this book for another thousand pages, Orlando could easily have turned into a mouse.
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Hypothetically, something like if the couple had gotten to a specific week, then the breakup would have to be at the wedding.
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Hypothetically, the fact that the body begins rebelling like clockwork should leave a person better prepared to deal when the time comes.
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Hypothetically, they said, a concerned parent who knew the context of ahegao could claim that SunnyCon exposed their child to mature material.
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Even then, things are not so simple because an intelligent species could hypothetically travel to a younger star system and colonize it.
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When Trump asked Democratic leaders Wednesday whether they'd hypothetically agree to wall funding if he reopened the government first, Pelosi said no.
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Hypothetically, the green of a forest or the blue of sky or ocean are so vast they become, in a way, less apparent.
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Hypothetically, you can use the Predator unplugged for a few minutes, but it was clearly designed to remain attached to the nearest wall.
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We wish we had beads and butterfly wings in our pockets instead of, hypothetically, an old tube of Chapstick and a hair tie.
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As a result, many scores will be rising — and the system will hypothetically be getting, if not more transparent, a bit more trustworthy.
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The cricket protein in the toast you hypothetically enjoyed is said to be a "complete protein" just like fish, meat, dairy and eggs.
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When done right, streetcars can hypothetically get plenty of cars off the street, which is exactly what most American cities need to do.
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Under either of their presidencies, the peanut butter and jelly sandwich will remain as fatty as ever, and hypothetically, more expensive than before.
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In other words, hypothetically speaking, a company like Hulu could pay more money to load faster than Netflix, effectively purchasing a competitive edge.
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However, the Biebs says if it hypothetically were to happen, he'd have to get into shape ... because everyone knows Tom doesn't mess around.
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The photo above is part of the simulation, which highlights the dark matter halos in yellow — the dark matter that hypothetically surrounds galaxies.
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Robert Hannigan, the director for GCHQ, told the Committee that, hypothetically, a targeted EI warrant could encompass an entire hostile foreign intelligence service.
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And could anyone hypothetically nominate a relative or friend who meets the minimum requirements but hardly got off the bench during their career?
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Hypothetically, the Thunder could offer a bounty of picks to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Karl-Anthony Towns if things go south in Minnesota.
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If you were to (hypothetically) die right after this interview, how would you hope your work and your life would influence the world?
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Hypothetically, Play By We could help mold WeWork's coworking properties into specialized video game event centers, for individual events or long-term use.
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CNN asked Sääksjärvi how big, hypothetically, the Clistopyga crassicaudata's stinger would be if the wasp were the size of the average human man.
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Mr. Biden said he was speaking hypothetically, apparently out of concern of a voluntary retirement before the end of President George Bush's term.
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Hypothetically, with an air supply and and protective suit from the sulfuric acid, humans could survive without a helmet for a few minutes.
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All this, of course, is above and beyond basic dole and housing benefit, which—hypothetically, at least—should ensure there aren't any homeless.
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Hypothetically, if you didn't have money to pay your rent, you'd need to find the money to pay it and figure it out.
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I have to be close to an exit door so I that I could hypothetically leave at any moment if I become sick.
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Hypothetically, this could be a team like the Detroit Pistons, for an asset like Stanley Johnson or the 12th pick in this year's draft.
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Hypothetically, if someone in your dorm or gym had athlete's foot and didn't use sandals, then a whole bunch of people could get it.
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Of course, President Trump will be able to finally accomplish the Republican Party's most heartfelt desire: repealing (and hypothetically replacing) the Affordable Care Act.
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So people are likely being denied waivers because they can hypothetically come to the US "later," even though that "later" will never actually come.
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I don't say that hypothetically; in the audience (directly behind me, in fact) were two people from local transit authorities whose delight was obvious.
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For example, we can look at Apple's financials and determine its book value — what the company's assets would be worth if hypothetically liquidated today.
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Yesterday, the brand asked fans — just hypothetically — what they thought a ColourPop concealer should be called, should a ColourPop concealer ever come to exist.
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Speaking hypothetically in this field yields few answers: Until you have the object under the microscope, you can't possibly know what direction you'll take.
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Simpson says, hypothetically, he and Charlie drove to Nicole's with a cap, gloves and a knife under the seat and parked in the alley.
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Read this way, Wilson was poking fun at an industry truth that marginalizes transgender performers but, hypothetically, could benefit her as a cis actress.
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As processing power increases, though, they could hypothetically identify anyone with a driver's license almost instantly — at least in states that have granted access.
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"Hypothetically, volatility over the long run should drop after institutions get involved," said Ophir Gottlieb, chief executive of Los Angeles-based Capital Market Laboratories.
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Of course, today that won't happen; too many public officials subordinate merit — as well as duty to a hypothetically deliberative Congress — to party loyalty.
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Hypothetically, Garcia told me, energy that's added to a volcanic system could trigger an eruption only if it was already close to doing so.
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It could hypothetically become more tolerant of liberal views among its players and start treating problems like domestic violence with the gravity they deserve.
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However, with Pompeo hypothetically on the GOP primary ballot, the secretary of State garnered 28503 percent of GOP support compared to Kobach's 22019 percent.
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Hypothetically, if there's a small, three-foot alligator under a car, Kroboth says it will be a quick $100 to $200 to remove it.
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Romero added that the reservoir Asab would hypothetically tap could be brought into production next year, a claim that left Duncan scratching his head.
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Hypothetically, if we first sold a player for $30 million and went out to buy a player, everyone's going to quote us $30 million.
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Dedicating a gigantic utility to shadowboxing is counterintuitive to the exercise itself, though how would you even go about testing its purpose, hypothetically speaking?
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This allows the organization to distribute supplies in a timely manner to people in the regions most affected by the event—at least, hypothetically.
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Hypothetically, yes, if it went on and on and it was impacting us and our ability to pay bills — then we could perhaps change that.
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The team is focusing on a strain of yeast called Yarrowia lipolytica, which astronauts would hypothetically feed with the carbon and nitrogen in their excrements.
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"I do not want to talk about any problems in this issue, even hypothetically, because (they)...will not happen," Groysman told Interfax Ukraine news agency.
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With the net neutrality rules erased, AT&T could—hypothetically—allow its customers to stream HBO without counting that traffic toward monthly cellphone data limits.
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Cohen could have hypothetically gotten away with the tweet by claiming that his daughter was some sort of monochromatic model, then leaving it at that.
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So if, for example, you put your keys down on a table, HoloLens could hypothetically spot them through the camera and quietly note their position.
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Hypothetically, a person could enter said wormhole, but not before being stretched by the black hole's extreme tidal forces into a long, thin, human spaghetti.
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We know that the seven-planet system contains three planets in the habitable zone, which means they could hypothetically support liquid water, and even life.
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It just so happens that as a result, LHS 22018b lies squarely in the habitable zone, which means that hypothetically, it could support flowing water.
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But it could be more similar to our climate and ecosystem than any other planet we've discovered, which means that it could hypothetically support life.
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But, it could be more similar to our climate and ecosystem than any other planet we've discovered, which means that it could hypothetically support life.
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In addition to hiding a warm subterranean ocean beneath its crust, Enceladus produces enough energy from its hydrothermal vents that could hypothetically support alien microbes.
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Hypothetically the dual boot feature is a great fallback for schools like AFSE, where spotty connectivity means the Chromebooks can't always connect to the internet.
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He starts out adamant -- he was just talking hypothetically, which is weird, because if he didn't do it what's his basis for creating the hypothetical.
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In addition to dirt and sweat, headsets could hypothetically play host to lice or harmful bacteria and viruses — including the one behind non-herpes conjunctivitis.
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Writing a preview for one is like describing a visit to a small art gallery: hypothetically interesting, but holding little relevance for most people's lives.
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As a matter of constitutional law, any other stateside municipal bond which hypothetically enjoyed a federal tax exemption would run afoul of the Uniformity Clause.
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Beyond that, it just seemed to make sense that I should be able to make the decisions around something that would, hypothetically, affect only me.
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In many cases, they are obliged to take into account certain factors prescribed under the law—even if, hypothetically, those factors offend their feminist sensibilities.
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The big picture: It is highly unlikely, though hypothetically possible, the government will kill the $10.4 billion in pending risk adjustment transfer amounts for 2017.
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In 2001, Melania Knauss was mostly known as Donald Trump's girlfriend — something an immigration agent could hypothetically take as evidence of prominence, but probably wouldn't.
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Don't: Take random presents you find on the ground, especially if they are, hypothetically speaking, meant for a four-year-old who cohabitates the island.
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Don't: Take random presents you find on the ground, especially if they are, hypothetically speaking, meant for a four-year-old who cohabitates the island.
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One way to see this is to hypothetically assign unemployed workers to jobs or industries regardless of their qualifications, essentially assuming away the skills gap.
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President Trump's impetuous decision to meet with Kim Jong Un could hypothetically spark a breakthrough — but is far more likely to lead to a hangover.
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Each day of the #PlanetaryDefense Conference, a press release will be put out, updating participants on the hypothetical asteroid #2019PDC - now (hypothetically) hurtling towards Earth.
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Multiple terrorists could then each take a computer on a plane containing an explosive component and, hypothetically, put it together in the cabin, he said.
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A bookseller in Idaho selling on Amazon to a buyer in Texas, for example, could be hypothetically affected by an online sales tax in Texas.
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What if DARPA's computer program picks up on — hypothetically speaking — that research from authors of a certain marginalized demographic group is less likely to replicate?
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Those aren't the job requirements of a mechanic, who would hypothetically be kept on base and beneath the latest broken truck; it's the life of soldier.
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When you're breathing deeply, your fight or flight system is turned off and Dr. Ong says that hypothetically makes it easier for you to fall asleep.
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Hypothetically, Jon could give the castles to his loyal bannerman and make the children of the dead Smalljon and Harald wards of the newly-seated lords.
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Monday night's Vanderpump Rules gave us everything we could hypothetically want from Bravo's televised safari into the alcohol-soaked den of iniquity that is West Hollywood.
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That exception was never rescinded, and its existence hypothetically allowed Uber, or a nefarious actor with access to Uber's network, to monitor an iPhone user's screen.
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Let's say, hypothetically, that you make a mobile operating system, and somewhere along the line, you decided whimsically to name major updates after alphabetical dessert foods.
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Hypothetically the hyperloop should be able to achieve speeds of around 300 meters per second — faster than the fastest high speed rail technologies in use today.
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Pakistan refuses to adopt a no first-use policy, which means it could hypothetically respond to India's use of conventional military force with a nuclear strike.
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Wilcox: I guess it would be based on where I was, because the perfect murder would have to look like it was hypothetically possible without me.
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Still, he stood by the remark about hypothetically shooting the former FBI director as an example of his belief in the strength of the President's immunity.
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Why it matters: Remote access meant those systems, which, among other tasks, have tabulated votes from voting machines, could have hypothetically been manipulated by a hacker.
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If Verizon hypothetically requires a $300 down payment for the new iPhone, your $185 in credit would reduce the amount you pay up front to $115.
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Right, but you could do it just for politics, hypothetically, and say that for any political video, we're going to move to this "authoritative sources" model.
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Even if Buttigieg is hypothetically polling at 10%, that's 35,73-plus voters in his camp in the state (assuming the turnout is above 2016's 350,000).
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O.K., hypothetically, if you found out for a fact that Donald Trump was actually innocent but they were sending him to jail anyway, would you mind?
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Naturally, commenters still used the opportunity to bemoan that they're stuck with the real BART system, rather than the hypothetically more extensive Taco Bell rail network.
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I like the idea of belonging to the European Union, something impossible for a hypothetically independent Catalonia, as European officials have explained over and over again.
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New Glenn is designed to be reused, because the rocket would land upright after a launch, making it hypothetically capable of launching quickly and cost effectively.
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But if there hypothetically was some sort of total falling-out between, let's say, McConnell and Trump, doesn't McConnell have a lot of his disposal too?
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In contrast, if hypothetically, all 11 million of those users purchased an iPhone XR at the minimum $749 starting price, Apple would have raked in $8.23 billion.
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But on the long trip to Mars, this plastic can be fed into 3D printers, which will hypothetically be able to create tools for astronauts on demand.
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Hypothetically, any and all of these things could exist elsewhere in the universe, so there is really no need to get them from our trash-infested planet.
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When Kennedy asked hypothetically if CEO Mark Zuckerberg could use Facebook's overwhelming data set to gather information on a particular individual for surveillance purposes, Stretch denied it.
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I called the Whitefish city clerk's office to see if Anglin would hypothetically be able to complete his application and be approved in time for his march.
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Hypothetically, they could have some massive debate moment, or Biden's bid could fall apart, creating more room in the center-left lane in which they both run.
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More than 140 drugs lacked dosage or duration specifications, meaning a food producer could still hypothetically, legally give an animal a prescribed drug for its entire life.
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So, hypothetically, if your iPhone has a trade in value of $200, you'll get that up front, with the extra $100 split up among 24 monthly discount.
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Now trapped in a moving car, this is hypothetically where both parties would put away their anger to have a good, heartfelt conversation amid an emotional catastrophe.
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Hypothetically speaking, if Trump felt that voters didn't care about events in a place like Egypt, Taleb said ,Trump wouldn't want to act against what voters want.
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It holds within it fashion (and life) lessons that are as applicable today as they might've been if we were hypothetically pre-teens when it came out.
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That, in turn, posed a question about whether it was possible, even hypothetically, to have a state religion which does not imply some disadvantage to religious minorities.
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Hypothetically, Verizon may offer a mobile data plan that includes 1-terabyte (TB) monthly cap, but which excludes from that cap video streamed from, for example, Netflix.
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Behind this image of a docile kneeling handmaid and an obedient wife is a seething military might – that could, hypothetically, march into Canada and take the baby.
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But on Wednesday, Thornberry gave reporters two charts detailing what hypothetically could be left out of the defense budget if it's $2202 billion and not $2628 billion.
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So, hypothetically speaking, an Amazon-branded wearable on your body that could help you buy things would have to work differently, at least in the short term.
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But hypothetically, the practice could give new services an automatic disadvantage, making it harder for even a higher-quality new arrival to compete with an established one.
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Or, Bob might cite something like the Dow being up by 10 percent over the last 353 months, but his portfolio was only up 6 percent (hypothetically).
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Still, he stood by the remark about hypothetically shooting the former FBI director as a ridiculous example of his belief in the strength of the President's immunity.
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It's worth looking at the sketches in the patent itself to get a more direct picture of what that fabled snack-impervious keyboard would hypothetically look like.
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Discord's increased screen-sharing means that now a high number of people could hypothetically join your group movie watch, if they had an invite to your server.
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I mean, after all, it says in Article II Section 2, 'The president shall have Power to grant Reprieves and Pardons … which I guess, hypothetically, includes … himself?
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In his interview on CNN's "State of the Union," Giuliani asserted that McGahn's account was not credible enough to hypothetically be put in front of a jury.
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Similarly, an author who employed this strategy could hypothetically use their status as a "bestseller" to nab appearances on talk shows, cable news, speaking engagements, and more.
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To the Editor: Ask yourself: How would we respond if, hypothetically, thousands of Mexicans violently tried to storm the border and reclaim their historical homelands in Texas?
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So, hypothetically, Lady Margaret and her doppelgänger Stacy could turn on Netflix one day to find their third lookalike staring back at them in Knight Before Christmas.
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Hypothetically, the funding intended to assist Northern Triangle central governments could be redirected to bolster the work of non-governmental organizations — an option some lawmakers might prefer.
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Hypothetically, people could mix the creams with sunscreen to create a longer lasting, invisible, water-proof sunscreen layer, or help in treating eczema, according to the Times.
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But still, while investors around town will privately admit that the foreign backing of U.S. startups is hypothetically a problem, this type of action is rare. Why?
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After all, a big draw of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette is, hypothetically, the possibility of people falling for someone they would never even consider under normal circumstances.
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"Hypothetically I could just tell sex worker advocates that this is what I support, and I could in turn still support it without making a statement," Salazar said.
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The system, called TRAPPIST-1, is especially appealing because it has three planets in the habitable zone, meaning hypothetically, their surfaces could support liquid water and even life.
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Why it matters: Safety nets and many rural hospitals could hypothetically benefit under Medicare for All, but expressing support would put them at odds with their larger brethren.
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That would hypothetically allow developers to build out a robust conversational UI for their services simply by speaking to Viv and tweaking the code she generates in return.
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If, hypothetically, a team issues Barnes a max offer sheet at the stroke of midnight on July 1st, the Warriors would then have three days to match it.
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And if that doesn't knock you out, with similar techniques, scientists could hypothetically store all of the data ever generated by the human race in a single room.
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"If Mr. McClendon had, hypothetically, taken out a policy three years ago, the insurer would have to pay, even if his death were ruled a suicide," Christensen said.
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Even that would save precious space on a crewed flight to Mars, though, since MOXIE could hypothetically replace both oxygen tanks and three-quarters of the necessary propellant.
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Song teasers and trailers, while hypothetically a solid way to get people excited for new music, have jumped the shark from exciting into annoying, self-indulgent, and bad.
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Hypothetically, the Republican Senate could, even in the face of clear proof of perjury, refuse to seek a criminal referral of Donald Jr.'s perjury charges for trial.
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Precognition on the roads While Tesla may not reduce cars on the road, a mass roll-out of autonomous vehicles would hypothetically cut the number of road accidents.
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What games would you add to the SNES Classic if you were, hypothetically, going to use a piece of software to semi-legally expand the library on it?
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And hypothetically speaking, a certain hypothetical sweaty gay disco dance party, and other events like it, are probably not a great idea to host or attend right now.
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Reasonable people can differ on this, but if, hypothetically, legal action were to be taken and I was back in the prosecutor's chair, I'd still bring the charge.
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Speaking hypothetically, if the merger happened at the end of December 2016, the combined group would be processing around $1.5 trillion in payment volume, according to the companies.
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But she said nothing about the fact that Trump was taking credit for having hypothetically saved the life of a fallen soldier from Iraq by preventing the war.
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Above, you can see just how close Proxima b is to its star, in the narrow band of green that represents the area where life could, hypothetically, live.
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But in a few billion years, when the Sun becomes a red giant and destroys our terrestrial oceans, future folk will hypothetically be able to make their homes elsewhere.
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Hypothetically, you could begin interacting with, say, a shopping bot and have no idea that it's a fake meant to steal your credit card info or other personal information.
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Were that to happen, their human pancreas cells might hypothetically be extracted and transplanted into people suffering from diabetes, in order to revive a patient's ability to produce insulin.
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Harris said that demand for Lakers tickets is so strong, they could sell out the Staples Center — even if the venue were hypothetically able to fit 10,000 more fans.
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She says O.J. isn't stupid, and the only way he would have agreed to such an interview is if he spoke hypothetically and assumed the character of the murderer.
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In other words, if your risk of heart disease in the next 31 years was 5 percent (hypothetically), eating that much cholesterol would raise it to around 8 percent.
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And if, hypothetically, Jack had died in this car crash having followed Kate's advice to go see her mother, it will be the equivalent feeling when it does happen.
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The commission is then supposed to weigh the evidence and facts, to determine if Mexico (hypothetically) is not enforcing the deal's labor rules, and whether that harmed US companies.
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The Master Plan, though, is really just a slate of hoped-for projects, to be hypothetically completed some time in the next 30 years, if Louisiana still exists then.
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He goes into full detail about what he would have "hypothetically" done in between bits of laughter, but it reads as a little too real for a hypothetical situation.
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But while the VMAs are known for being fun and flashy, major award shows are bound to make mistakes — even if the winners are, hypothetically, based on fans' votes.
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Hypothetically speaking, a real estate developer running for public office might be pressured into releasing income tax returns, with the potential embarrassment of having paid relatively little income tax.
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The bigger obstacle, though, isn't qualifying to immigrate — it's that the number of hypothetically qualified family-based immigrants greatly exceeds the number of slots available for immigrants each year.
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If more women hypothetically turned out this year, for example, a poll might show a different result than if the same proportion of women showed up as in 2016.
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The telescopes act like one instrument, and could hypothetically make the fuzzy point of light in the Telkom-1 video look like a real satellite, rather than a sphere.
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Hypothetically, if the president asked a subordinate for something specific — like giving a job to a friend — in exchange for the subordinate's continued employment, that would be a crime.
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ZW: If, hypothetically, Netanyahu was forced out and his party lost power, what could it mean both for a Mideast peace process and also for the US and Iran?
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While the Freedom Dividend should hypothetically be available to everyone, his campaign's loose grasp on what benefits disabled people even use in the first place suggests it may not.
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We could *hypothetically* see the good folks over at Target organizing some sort of gift card deal, but if it existed, you'd think they would've announced it by now.
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O.J. Simpson told Judith Regan he "hypothetically" had an accomplice in the murders of his ex-wife and her friend ... an accomplice who was with him during the killings.
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After the monthlong portion of the study ended, the researchers asked the abstainers how much they would need to be paid to stay off Facebook for another month, hypothetically.
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In all of these instances, Top Of The Lake isn't glorifying misogyny, it's simply reminding us it's lurking everywhere, even in the places that should hypothetically be paragons for justice.
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One woman even suggests that Selena is a victim of homophobia because the climate that hypothetically forced both her and Yolanda to repress their sexualities eventually led to her demise.
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Even if, hypothetically, you were to eat fistfuls of Aunt Mabel's homemade cookies every day through New Year's, your body would probably return to its current state once you stopped.
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If parents (hypothetically) borrow $2 billion in one year, that means Congress will need to find a way to pay for it, assuming lawmakers are serious about protecting Social Security.
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Also, don't accidentally insert it upside down, which is a thing I definitely didn't do, because, hypothetically speaking, it would be really, really hard to get it back out again.
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Justice Elena Kagan asked at one point whether a president could, hypothetically, make virulently anti-Semitic statements throughout his campaign and in office and then ban all travelers from Israel.
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"If the government absolutely said interest rates are going to be zero for 50 years, the Dow would be at 100,000," Buffett told "Squawk Box, " stressing he was speaking hypothetically.
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According to that YouGov poll, Europe's largest economy is an even bigger supporter of Clinton: 69 percent said they would hypothetically vote for Clinton, while only 8 percent tapped Trump.
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Solnit's article focuses on the fear-mongering visions of our autonomous future which have been hypothetically presented to us: Driverless cars will get hacked, sabotage other riders, create more sprawl.
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The instructions could also show which way the screws should be turned, and customers can hypothetically scan the product's barcode to bring up the corresponding assembly manual for the product.
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Hearing how beneficial this kind of memory is, I'm left wondering: If we could figure out the episodic foresight or memory networks, could or should we—hypothetically—make it stronger?
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Selling the warIn order for the United States to strike North Korea, the Trump regime hypothetically needs buy-in from three places: the international community, Congress, and the American people.
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It's one thing to pose with a Budweiser in hand, it's quite the other to hypothetically get paid by Budweiser to write, record, and sing about their (highly average) beer.
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That should make it safer than, say, a software-based wallet, which would be hypothetically more vulnerable to broader attacks on the Android operating system—of which there are several.
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The "Wild 'n Out" host sat down with Raquel Harper for a new episode of BET's "Raq Rants," and dished on some real hip-hop feuds hypothetically coming to blows.
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Hypothetically, if Flynn committed a crime that was known to the President, one could argue that steering the FBI away from the "good guy" Flynn was a form of misprision.
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Sullivan has acknowledged in the past that a brokered convention might be hypothetically possible, but Wednesday's comments are a concrete indication that the campaign is preparing for such an outcome.
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Hypothetically, if this system were in the US, a business might now face additional penalties from the Environmental Protection Agency for breaking a rule at the Food and Drug Administration.
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The company has already said it will spend $1 billion of its bounty recruiting developers, with billions more to hypothetically spend on lobbying global regulators and building relationships with banks.
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The buffer would be calculated as the difference between a firm's common-equity Tier 1 ratio at present—and what it would hypothetically fall to under the worst scenario tested.
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Ostensibly, the reason that Melania Trump's immigration status 20 years ago is politically relevant is that it exposes her husband's hypocrisy — which should, hypothetically, be a political liability for him.
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" Ms. Yang also said that Louis C.K. should "take a full accounting of all the earnings these survivors missed had they hypothetically continued on their career trajectories without your enablers.
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"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Arden said in WaPo's piece.
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They also amplified a report of a 2003 radio interview of Ms. Sinema expressing indifference — "I don't care," she said — to a radio host's provocation about hypothetically joining the Taliban.
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Considering Yang's a big NBA fan, we asked -- hypothetically -- which baller he'd most want as his running mate ... and it took him like, a millisecond to give us his answer.
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Tom Graves (R-Ga.), Barr mused hypothetically about a leak of the report from Mueller's team to Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee — but he called such a prospect unlikely.
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Hypothetically, Spider-Man: Far From Home, premiering, July 2, could have been two hours of Peter Parker saying "Aw, shucks," to the camera, and I would have applauded at the end.
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In honor of the 40th anniversary of both Voyager missions, we asked astronomers and space-savvy musicians to tell us what music they'd send if NASA hypothetically launched another Golden Record.
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Hypothetically, the scene could have been about Sansa realizing no matter how far she clawed her way out of sexist hardship, the men around her would be conspiring to break her.
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Considering the proclamations of love between Cookie and Lucious before the accident, that could mean the former hypothetically could have left Empire Entertainment behind to care for her man full-time.
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Responding to Twitter users Wednesday, Epic CEO Tim Sweeney said if a famous Twitch streamer like Tfue or Ninja hypothetically shouted "Free Hong Kong," there would be no repercussions from Epic.
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There is a web browser on some models, from which a user could hypothetically tweet — but since you're using a web browser, any tweets would state you posted from the web.
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" CNN's Jake Tapper asked Rooney on "State of the Union" if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hypothetically called a vote tomorrow to launch an impeachment inquiry, "How do you think you'd go?
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The Clinton Foundation could hypothetically be the most corrupt organization on the face of the planet, and it wouldn't have much bearing on America's role in selling arms to our allies.
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Google is rumored to be working on projects like eye tracking, and Bavor confirms that the Daydream name could hypothetically apply not just to mobile headsets, but all-in-one devices.
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When mergers and acquisitions are part of the natural life cycle of start-ups and venture capital, it isn't easy to block deals that might hypothetically reduce competition down the road.
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And Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk could hypothetically buy the 100,000 homes in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina for an estimated $19.4 billion, according to Redfin, since he's worth $21 billion.
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Hypothetically, what could happen if threats were being made by an organized coalition of people saying stuff like, "Hillary Clinton needs to be put in jail or shot in the head"?
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Hypothetically, if dark matter interacts differently with matter and antimatter, it could produce the imbalance between the two, creating the right conditions for matter to exist without being annihilated by antimatter.
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The actor questioned what would have occurred if his teenage son had answered the door instead of him, hypothetically holding a video game controller that police could mistake for a weapon.
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" (!!!) Hypothetically, Steve could have built a machine to channel The Quantum Realm so that he could specifically return to the 2023 timeline on the day of Tony's funeral for that "Gotcha
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Maybe the best way to think about these Treasury numbers is as a floor, lower than the hypothetically perfect count of gay marriage but the closest we've ever come to one.
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It's true that superdelegates could hypothetically abandon their pre-announced allegiances to Clinton and opt to override the will of the people and pick Sanders, but the odds are vanishingly small.
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"Dropping half a billion on a campaign might probably still represent serious savings compared to what he'd have to face under a hypothetically revamped tax scheme," the writer Patrick Blanchfield observed.
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If, hypothetically, Democrats won three or four out of the 26 races characterized as "lean Republican" by the Cook Political Report, it would make the Republican path to victory exceedingly narrow.
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Or, hypothetically, Hunter Biden's former $21987,000-a-month seat on the board of the Ukrainian energy company Burisma could cut into Biden's appeal to Democrats whose top priority is defeating Trump.
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In total, 216,000 Starships could hypothetically transport about 100 megatons of stuff to Mars; that&aposs the volume Musk has said he hopes to send to the red planet per year.
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He could, hypothetically, also order all the Air Force's jets painted pink, appoint his chauffeur to an elite commando force or require all officers to wear long, red ties on Fridays.
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Business Insider and Morning Consult asked each participant whether they&aposd prefer to shop on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, if they could hypothetically participate in only one holiday shopping event.
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Estimate the annual income needed from your portfolio and establish multiples of that amount while ensuring that the equity portion of your portfolio can hypothetically support the needed withdrawals, as well.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's current lawyer, said recently that talks went all the way through the November election, only to later claim that he was mistaken and speaking only hypothetically.
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A drug formulary would allow the state to decide whether or not to cover certain medications, which would in turn hypothetically give it leverage to negotiate deeper discounts with drug makers.
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Even though, hypothetically, antisubmarine aircraft could fly out of Hokkaido on the prowl for subs, that's a far different matter from letting US subs into the bastion to hunt at will.
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There's a team of Russian scientists zapping mini asteroids in their lab, and supposedly NASA is thinking about a plan that would hypothetically involve nuking Bennu should it threaten Earth in 2135.
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All of this darkness could hypothetically be balanced out if Verdon was given enough screen time on her own or served as a true judge of her estranged partner's more monstrous turns.
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And the administration has essentially set a benchmark for how many immigrants can be deported under current budget levels — or how many, hypothetically, could be deported if the budget were expanded accordingly.
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This could hypothetically mean that an article on Breitbart that uses a derogatory term for transgender people won't get any ad money, but the site will still receive ads on other pages.
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In fact, the real presidential election is not being held in an isolated lab: Voters have many sources of information about Clinton and Trump, beyond those found in (hypothetically) rigged search results.
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The stabbing is vicious, and her previous fantasies about female contract killers — including a detailed plan she shares with her husband for how she'd hypothetically kill him — are suddenly made too real.
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Hypothetically, even if two cells of the same voltage potential were touching, there would be absolutely zero impact, safety or otherwise – it would be as if two neutral pieces of metal touched.
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Sheryl Sandberg this week even suggested — hypothetically, Facebook later said -- charging the customer if data is withheld: If you refuse to share your data, you would have to pay to use Facebook.
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If some version of this theory made it into the still-classified "28 pages," then that could at least hypothetically explain the confusion over what the report does and does not show.
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Let's say, hypothetically, that there is a giant gay disco dance party at the end of the month where maybe, perhaps, there's a lot of making out in a sweaty dance hall.
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But hypothetically, if this dream of popular space exploration comes to fruition and humans mobilize off Earth in large numbers, the Overview Effect may begin to lose some of its connective power.
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Employers then could use the data to drive better bargains for some hospital services, and savings hypothetically could be passed along to workers in the form of higher wages and other benefits.
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The presumption on my part was taking for granted that, hypothetically, I would be acceptable to Canada as a legal resident rather than as a relatively harmless and easily jettisoned summer person.
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He admits it's not the best wine you can hypothetically buy; it's more of "an extremely pleasant table wine" that he reckons may cost in the ballpark of eight to 12 dollars.
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This hypothetically makes it cheaper for libraries to load up on popular new releases that they can later drop, but also forces libraries to continually repay publishers to keep access to e-books.
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The team is toying with the idea of increasing the number of verticalized offerings — in the near future you could hypothetically see a dedicated platform for agriculture with built-in land use classifications.
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Ford's costs for layoffs would be about $500 million in 2017, one-fifth of what it cost in 2007, to compensate idled workers if U.S. sales were hypothetically to decline by 40 percent.
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Hypothetically, if they wanted to reboot the character with a new lead, rather than have you reprise, are there any young upstart actor's you think would be worthy to pick up the mantle?
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D., who attacked the recently disbarred Cohen for hypothetically violating attorney-client privilege after Cohen said he would be willing to turn over tapes he made of conversations with clients to the committee.
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" Clinton, speaking hypothetically, said if she had won the presidency under similar circumstances to Trump, she would have "said on the first day in office, 'We're going to launch the most thorough investigation.
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Hypothetically, if a strain of the avian flu virus mutated so it could be passed from human to human, Congress would have to scramble to pass a supplemental appropriation to stockpile a vaccine.
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Lifting weights incorrectly can lead to some serious injuries, and hypothetically if I was alone in my living room using a Tonal machine with improper form, no one would be around to help.
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So hypothetically, if the Trump campaign were actively involved in a scheme with WikiLeaks to bolster its own campaign, that might be a violation of the Federal Election Commission rules against foreign contributions.
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An American public that sees Iran as hypothetically deserving this sort of nuclear carnage goaded daily by a Fox News lineup that badly wants war with Iran — that is a truly dangerous combination.
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One can't help wonder: If, hypothetically, a woman in the president's inner circle had come forward and claimed abuse, would he have dismissed her pain and clamored for due process for the accused?
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At issue is a country hypothetically passing along negative information about Biden to Trump in hopes of manipulating the results of the election in a way they believe would be beneficial to them. 14.
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Thus, at least hypothetically, the key to developing proper tolerance to foods is to grow up under conditions where early exposures closely match later exposures, as occurred throughout almost all of our evolutionary history.
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Hypothetically, this is our wake-up call: we're watching glaciers melt at an unprecedented pace, and as a concluding clip of flooded houses shows, that water will eventually end up drowning our coastal cities.
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The company announced that the next version of its LTE modem for its Exynos chipsets now supports up to six carrier aggregation (6CA), allowing it to hypothetically reach download speeds of up to 1.2Gbps.
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Maybe the video creator will have granular access controls to manage who can see the identity metadata, so they could hypothetically prove the video to The New York Times but not show the regime.
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Immigration Beyond tariffs making tech products more expensive (and hypothetically forcing companies to return their manufacturing to the U.S), a President Trump is likely to have a significant impact on the issue of immigration.
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Although this application was for "non-offensive purposes," and therefore hypothetically permitted under these guidelines, the representative said it was too close for comfort — suggesting Google will play it safe with future military contracts.
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Hypothetically, someone as scene stealing as the britches-wearing Mary Agnes (the fantastic Merritt Wever) should be a major awards draw for a gorgeously-produced Netflix miniseries from an Oscar nominee like Steven Soderbergh.
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To keep things light, I opted for pants that have a skirt built in (dreams) so that I'm not weighed down by too many layers - I am hypothetically hiking up a mountain after all.
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Lilienfeld also argues that indirect observations of a person's behavior can sometimes be just as valuable in assessing their overall mental state, especially if that person has hypothetically spent decades in the public spotlight.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani claimed Sunday that the President hypothetically could have shot the former FBI director to end the Russia investigation and not face prosecution for it while in office.
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Now, of course, the day after his bombshell, Giuliani came up with some nonsense to cloud what he had done, by saying that he had only been speaking "hypothetically" about Trump's Russian business deal.
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It's a feat that, in theory, would allow the research team to produce sperm and eggs from the cells, which could then hypothetically be used to create northern white rhino embryos, according to Roth.
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"Hypothetically, had I seen a job for a social media director at HubSpot, even if it involved relocation, I ABSOLUTELY would have applied for it," Edelstein said by email when told about the ad.
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BUT ... if the brothers WERE to hypothetically ever step in the squared circle -- Jake did give us his thoughts on who he thinks would win ... and maybe that spurs some drama among the Pauls?!
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Democrats might prefer to go further — if they were, hypothetically, writing a bill to Mr. Trump's specifications — by extending the benefits of the cuts to households that currently have no federal income tax liability.
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All of the expensive, often invasive medical treatment my grandfather received was not even hypothetically meant to eradicate the possibility of his death; it merely elongated his intermediary experience of life before it happened.
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The government hypothetically doesn't have to (and can't) bail out every ailing industry, but lawmakers, for the most part, think of airlines as a public utility and a crucial part of the US economy.
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Hypothetically, if a person could teleport from one place to another, their physical matter would somehow disappear from one location, and reappear instantaneously at another location, even if the destination is extremely far away.
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Certainly, buyer's remorse might afflict Election Day voters, too, if hypothetically speaking, a candidate wins an election, but it comes out afterward that the candidate's campaign may have illegally colluded with a foreign power.
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If President Schultz were to issue an order that, hypothetically benefitted sellers of tea but hurt soft drink producers, would he be acting to promote the health of Americans or the health of Starbucks?
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At this point, he has to be wondering if his purpose is to be vice president; if that's his play, he may not want to attack the person he could hypothetically be running with.
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In the event that these layoffs materialize, though, employees at every tier of the hierarchy would be hypothetically affected, from the CEO and CFO to cooks, hard candy makers, truck operators, machine operators and attendants.
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By making it easier and cheaper for small businesses to offer 401(k) plans, if the bill becomes law, "millions more people, hypothetically, should have access to the ability to save at work," says Parks.
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This week, we remember Maria Bochkareva, a Russian army officer who led an all-female unit into battle during World War I.______ Say, hypothetically, Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs were lunching at a restaurant.
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"However, a bacterium that is related to the Lyme disease-causing bacterium has been found in these ticks in Asia, so it is hypothetically possible," Pritt, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Hypothetically, the chairman of the LA 2024 bid committee, Casey Wasserman, can't directly come out and say our bid is better than Paris's and we're being team players by wanting the 2024 or 2028 Games.
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With weeks still to go until Halloween, many retailers have already made plans ahead of the all-important Black Friday — a day to hypothetically turn from unprofitable, in the red, to profitable, in the black.
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If, hypothetically, the presence of dengue fever caused a test not to work, and a country had a large rate of dengue fever, then there might be a high rate of false negative, he said.
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"Hypothetically, had I seen a job for a social media director at HubSpot, even if it involved relocation, I ABSOLUTELY would have applied for it," Mr. Edelstein said by email when told about the ad.
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Dershowitz argued on the Senate floor Wednesday that -- hypothetically -- a politician trying to win reelection is acting in the national interest, and therefore a quid pro quo aimed at boosting reelection chances cannot be impeachable.
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So hypothetically you could watch the show "This is Us," and the next thing you know, your computer and phone will start showing you ads for the NBC show, similar to how we're tracked online.
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Alternatively, Clement argued, there may still be a live case between New York and the plaintiffs because the city could hypothetically punish the plaintiffs for their failure to comply with the now-repealed city rules.
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Besides, there are two more Arnault sons, Alexandre's younger brothers, who could hypothetically join the family business: Frédéric, 22, a graduate student, who has proved a standout academic star at École Polytechnique, and Jean, 18.
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Hypothetically, the Kylie scene could have been paired with a number of sisterly conversations, from talks about her rumored relationship with Travis Scott to, you know, whether she has any pregnancies to announce in that moment.
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This rather expands the access hypothetically enjoyed by the hackers; whereas before it was certain that emails, hashed passwords and security questions (among other common data) were stolen, this implies interference at a considerably deeper level.
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"Ola Rollen has a really good track record at Hexagon, so it's clear that he, hypothetically, would be hard to replace," said Asa Vasshagen, who is responsible for corporate governance issues at the Swedish Shareholders' Association.
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Redfin calculated the aggregate value of homes in US cities with more than 13,21 homes in order to determine which of the world's richest people could hypothetically afford to buy every single home in the city.
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That is to say, there will be a certain amount of data that will be given away with a very low barrier to entry on the paid product ('$10 hypothetically' is the price he told me).
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"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Arden, who was not involved with the autopsy, told The Post.
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"So if WhatsApp gets one of these notices and does not comply, they're subject to asset seizure and even hypothetically having executives hauled into jail for contempt if they refuse to do so," Mr. Cardozo said.
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But even if my focal deficiencies don't totally screw me at work, they became a major issue once I moved away to college and every moment I was out of class could, hypothetically, become play time.
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Hypothetically, if you were to invest $100 at the beginning of a year for a return of just 1 percent a day, you'd have something in the range of $3800 to your name at the end.
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Rubio took a different approach, saying there's no point arguing about whether waterboarding is torture or not (it is) since President Obama is trying to close Guantanamo, which means there are fewer people we could hypothetically waterboard.
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Related: 9 Ways To Make The Most Of Your Annual Gyno AppointmentThe Scary StatsThere are only about 29 Ob/Gyns per 100,000 women in the U.S. — that means, hypothetically, one gyno is responsible for about 0903,448 people.
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Hypothetically, if House Speaker Paul Ryan makes the same commitment — which senators said he refused to do on Friday night — Democrats might support a shorter-term spending bill that would keep the government open until Feb. 8.
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I was just on set for the day, so we had a couple hours to run through stuff, like showing them how to hypothetically make a sound on the bass, and here's who you would hold it.
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Lu also hates that Nadia is so judgmental about Las Encinas' morally questionable ways; if Nadia hooks up with Guzman, this will hypothetically prove that the religious teen just as indecent as the rest of her classmates.
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Comedian Stephen Colbert joked on Monday that if Oprah Winfrey hypothetically won the presidency in 2020, she could be able to make progress with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by connecting with him over weight loss.
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Fortunately for Germany, the rest of Europe and the United States, few countries are in a better fiscal position to hypothetically afford a large fiscal stimulus to drag the economy out of a recession later in 2019.
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In this case, jury nullification would be hypothetically based upon the idea that the prosecution is unjust and unfair because it has cut so many sweetheart deals with Gates and others in an effort to prosecute Manafort.
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Asked whether Ms. Boël could claim a succession to the Belgian throne, Mr. Hiernaux said that "if she's proven to be his biological daughter, she could hypothetically take his aristocratic name," which is Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
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If I had completed Gay's course in the month-long span of the free trial, then I hypothetically could have taken a class curated by a recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship for Creative Arts completely for free.
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If this regimented procedure feels radically removed from the experience of, hypothetically, buying a quad of shrooms from a guy named Martin and "going outside" to "listen to music" for eight hours, that's kind of the point.
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Let's assume, purely hypothetically, that one day special counsel Robert Mueller becomes a villain even to the anti-Trump crowd, and he comes under criminal investigation for conduct having nothing whatsoever to do with his official position.
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"Hypothetically, I would hope that we would hear the truth from him, and that he would be asked the same questions he was asked the last time to see what the answers are this time," said Sen.
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Or maybe we're comforted by the layer of plausible deniability that comes with thirsting for straight women — it's never actually going to happen between any of us and Weisz, even hypothetically, so our sexual desires aren't fully exposed.
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Hypothetically, those who chose to should be able to turn a blind eye to Barr's oftentimes offensive ABC sitcom — as people like Roxane Gay have pledged to do — but it's also pulling in historic viewership in the millions.
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Although, hypothetically, if I were to gear up to turn my cart of boxed wine and bread into a battering ram, the biometrics outlined here—grip, heart rate, cart speed—would certainly be useful for a watchful employee.
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But instead Trump doubles down and says you bet I can do it, which is why we&aposre all sitting here debating the finer points of whether or not the president could hypothetically get to that point. Why?
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If Goldman Sachs can use algorithms to make lending decisions and produce, hypothetically, 10 million credit cards through Apple's ecosystem, it could cushion both the bank's episodic nature as well as Apple's periodic cell phone launches, he explained.
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Much like Anonymous, with whom Valizadeh has sparred, and Gamergate, with whom he's sympathized, the "neomasculines" could hypothetically number in the tens of thousands ... or consist of a few hundred keyboard warriors with a legion of sock puppets.
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And this private bunker that hypothetically exists — but it's unclear because the person who built it ran a doomsday cult — is so smart and perfect that I didn't even care how convenient it was, I was all in.
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The researchers assessed "frictional performance" across a variety of lubricated and non-lubed latex condoms using a machine and performed touch-tests with human participants to determine how they perceived slipperiness and what they preferred, hypothetically, during sex.
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According to Van Hollen's office, current drugs that would hypothetically be affected, if this law existed when they were being developed, include Humira, a drug for adults with Crohn's disease, and Enbrel, a drug that treats autoimmune diseases.
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Hypothetically, such a deal could also encompass issues like a legislative fix for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) immigration program and perhaps funding for the southern border wall that Trump repeatedly promised during his election campaign.
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Open-source software, which is traditionally developed by armies of volunteer developers, is at the heart of the modern software industry — but popular open-source packages sometimes have security flaws that could hypothetically give attackers a way in.
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No artist represented the country; instead the country and curator Lina Lazaar put together a project involving three kiosks around the city of Venice issuing "Freesas," universal passports hypothetically allowing people to "flow freely" between countries and continents.
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Compare that with what we have under the Electoral College, where hypothetically a bare majority in the 11 largest states is all it takes to win 270 electors and become president — an actual instance of big-state domination.
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In a report exploring the cryptocurrency as money in the classic sense, the firm said that while bitcoin could hypothetically thrive as we see the dollar, or euro, it would likely face a whole host of fundamental challenges.
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The future of high-speed transport has been hypothetically realised in a new rendered VR video of Elon Musk's potential Hyperloop stations, from the experience of travelling in a pod to the actual features of the station itself.
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People who believe that voter fraud is happening already are likely to see it as very important that their state pass a voter ID law, even if politicians are only saying out loud that the danger is hypothetically there.
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That means that while Twitter could hypothetically stay in a holding pattern for centuries before folding, the stock market has punished it with a much steeper price cut (nearly half of the stock's value in the last 12 months).
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Jack Reed of Rhode Island, the top Democrat on the panel, asked Coats hypothetically whether it would be appropriate if a president reached out to a director of national intelligence to make a request to deny evidence of cooperation.
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Whether they feel totally imposed on or if they like being seen this much or they like this feeling of control or not versus just having to just hypothetically watch a sci-fi movie and make up your mind.
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The jokes continued Thursday morning, when Walker, speaking to lawyers on yet another conference call, hypothetically said he would rule in favor of the attorneys for Democrats and watch Republican heads explode like he saw in a movie once.
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The Defense Department's response is two-fold: First, the technology is nowhere near the advancement needed to operate fully autonomous weapons, the ones that could — hypothetically, at least — examine potential targets, evaluate how threatening they are, and fire accordingly.
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" Hypothetically, if Moore stepped aside, there could be write-in campaigns or avenues available through lawsuits, Short said, "but I don't think we should begin going down that pathway until we give Roy Moore the chance to defend himself.
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"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Jonathan L. Arden, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners, told the paper.
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"Illegal bookies in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh could hypothetically give bettors a 25 percent rebate on losses and still be better off than the legal bookmakers," Asher said during the conference call with select media members, including CNBC, on Monday.
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"Michael Bloomberg offering to give money to Republicans hypothetically makes a clear case," says Lee Drutman, a senior fellow at the think tank New America and the author of several books on money in politics (and a Vox contributor).
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"Michael Bloomberg offering to give money to Republicans hypothetically makes a clear case," added Lee Drutman, a senior fellow at the think tank New America and the author of several books on money in politics (and a Vox contributor).
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Under this isolated reading of theUniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act a state could hypothetically provide an absentee ballot to a former resident living in another part of the United States, be it a territory or another state.
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Hypothetically, Mr. Trump could have had $300 million of debt forgiveness in 2005, and, assuming he had $403 million in loss carry-forwards, he would have entered the negative $103 million for other income ($300 million, less $403 million).
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If Act 620 had gone into effect and left only those two doctors hypothetically able to perform abortions, it would be impossible for them to meet Louisiana's abortion needs, deGravelles found, since about 6203,000 women seek abortions in Louisiana each year.
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If Act 620 had gone into effect and left only those two doctors hypothetically able to perform abortions, it would be impossible for them to meet Louisiana's abortion needs, deGravelles found, since about 10,000 women seek abortions in Louisiana each year.
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Monumental yet now illegible other than their spines, these books that hypothetically would never unite are now adjoined with the aid of an essential cooking tool, while the analytical thinking commonly associated with the Western perspective substitutes for the ground beef.
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With Jaime hypothetically sentenced to sure-death this time around, he and Tyrion will have switched completely switched roles since the end of season 4, when the youngest Lannister was to be executed for a regicide he did not commit.
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In that film, special-effects engineer Tim Jenison invents an elaborate system based on the camera obscura with an added mirror to repaint "The Music Lesson" exactly as Vermeer hypothetically did, essentially through a paint-by-numbers process requiring punishing endurance.
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Hypothetically, Adam, who appears to be a "bohemian" 20-something, could explain away his shocked reaction by saying he thought Bonnie, a woman married for nearly two decades with two children, was too old for him, so her advances surprised him.
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"I believe Evan and Cheyenne's names go together actually: The gas going off at Cheyenne's name symbolizes Dr. Rudy hypothetically gaslighting Ally and the canister dropping at Evan's name symbolizes Kai pulling Dr. Rudy's strings behind the scenes," wrote Redditor CzarOfTorture.
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Hypothetically, if a channel that features young children performing gymnastics or showcasing choreography, and their channel meets YouTube's AdSense requirements, then an advertisement for a Google Chromebook could appear on a video that has also attracted predators in the comments section.
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Rodriguez said that the officers would not have changed the way they handled the situation even if the child hypothetically had behavioral problems, because, "the situation they had in front of them, they had to get the situation under control."
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If June does figure out how to save Harry from his extremely dark fate, she would also hypothetically be able to help the Pennines Five victims, effectively keeping her mother Elena from going to prison for harming all of those people.
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This is both somatically challenging and disorienting (and even painful, if the viewer happens, hypothetically, to be slightly myopic and astigmatic and also refuses to wear glasses), made all the more so by the slight backward tilt of the piece.
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These superdelegates have said that they support Clinton's campaign, not that they will vote to nominate her at a convention five months away in the face of hypothetically massive support for Sanders when all of the primaries and caucuses are over.
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"Hypothetically someone could create a virus that, when opened by the victim, takes over their system and adds the same XSS [code] to their Steam profile, and so on, creating an exponential monster," Davis told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Based on a total of three Instagram posts, queer culture site Autostraddle, concluded that it was theoretically, hypothetically, within-the-margin-of-error possible that Carrie Brownstein and Broad City star Abbi Jacobson might actually be— grab your inhalers, everyone — dating.
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This is all to do with much more serious stuff like wars and nuclear weapons Hypothetically if we could convince the Security Council tech house was a threat to international peace, how do you think they would try to ban it?
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You can see this method in action in a video by Mendoza below: In his presentation, Mendoza also claims to have found patterns in Samsung's method of token generation, allowing a hacker to hypothetically make their own new, usable tokens.
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So, in summary: If Rob marries Chyna (hypothetically), and Tyga marries Kylie (another hypothetical), then not only would they be married to each other's exes, but Kylie would be both an aunt and a step-mom to Tyga and Chyna's son.
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Hypothetically speaking, if McGregor was getting ready to fight one of the greatest proponents in the history of boxing, Mayweather, who is an orthodox fighter, why would he draft in the services of former IBO welterweight champion van Heerden, a southpaw?
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There are only a few figures in national politics who might be equipped — even hypothetically — to fit the bill: Why In a party with few prominent national leaders, Mitt Romney stands out for his stature and experience in presidential politics.
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EHarmony has already signed on at least two big partners for six-month trials - AT&T Inc and American Airlines, Erickson said, adding that organizations with a workforce of around 1,000 would hypothetically pay $10,000 annually once the service is priced.
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So granted, this conspiracy theory about Putin holding the puppet strings of President Trump is a paranoid Cold War fantasy, but what is the agenda that Putin would be furthering if he hypothetically had a Trump Manchurian Candidate working for him?
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Yet as efficacious as these experiments have been in showing the susceptibility of the human mind to external cues, none have even come close to amount of environmental control that will hypothetically be possible as virtual reality systems become more ubiquitous.
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This is what she was serving up earlier this week: Sure, it's all edited, and hypothetically could have taken years, but that'd be a silly way of doing things—she probably knocked this out in a cool couple of hours.
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"If it's going to cost you, let's say hypothetically $2, $3, $4 million for a parcel of land in New York City, you could move 200 to 300 miles away in a more rural area and spend significantly less," Pandit said.
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If, hypothetically, France sells the U.S. carbon credits, both nations can't put those emission reductions in their carbon piggy bank even though the U.S. technically reduced their carbon emissions through that purchase: France achieved them, but the U.S. bought them.
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"When administration officials refused to say Trump would seek congressional authorization if he, hypothetically, wanted to order a strike against Iran&aposs supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, it "was perhaps the most deeply upsetting thing to me in that meeting.
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If we take the total that was spent on buybacks in 2017 and divide it by that same $238 million per dollar increase, it would hypothetically allow for a raise of $27.66 per person, bringing starting wages up to $85033.
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They tracked the total lifetime taxes paid into the system by a typical worker and his employer, hypothetically grown in a tax-free account at a reasonable interest rate, and the actual cost of the benefits provided when the worker retired.
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A president could hypothetically engage in the executive branch equivalent of "court packing" — simply expanding the agencies that don't cooperate so he can fill those slots with people who can — though it's unlikely that Congress would appropriate that kind of money.
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But it's hard not to chuckle (or at least guffaw) at the fact that this whole thing could have been avoided by someone (hypothetically named Jim) who was thorough enough to not leave fake bombs lying around after an exercise.
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GE could, hypothetically, turn to its engines and turbines business to build power infrastructure as customers develop new, promising shale prospects in Oklahoma, or they move into the fringe areas of North Dakota's Bakken formation, Craighead said in a conference call Monday.
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Which is to say that if shit gets real between the US and China and a shooting war began, China could hypothetically use its foothold in the American electronics market to do anything from tap phones to simply turning them all off.
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By early March, even before his Ohio victory, the Kasich campaign abandoned the idea of winning the nomination outright and was relying on delegates turning his way at an open convention after Trump hypothetically failed to clinch the nomination on the first ballot.
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What's new, though, is the addition of a legally mandated upload filter, which would hypothetically stop the same pieces of extremist content from being continuously reuploaded after being flagged and removed — although these filters have sometimes been easy to bypass in the past.
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And as Ford wrote, such a policy could hypothetically be used against religious institutions that do support marriage equality under a future presidency, the IRS being used as a cudgel to bash religious believers of whatever stripe who don't occupy the Oval Office.
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Hypothetically, as an approved medical marijuana patient in Ohio, I can take a medication that can drastically help my condition and then lose my job, or I can go on suffering and keep my job and therefore be able to support my family.
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So, hypothetically, if something happened to Jack's brother, she could not even know about him, Read These Stories Next: The Viral Words You Need To Know The Problematic SATC Scene No One Talks AboutEvery Time A TV Character's Death Just About Killed You
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There are times, of course, when you are trying NOT to see your ex—perhaps, hypothetically, when they see you at the grocery store while wearing stained sweatpants, a Winnie the Pooh sweatshirt, and with a cart full of Pedialyte and Us weeklies.
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This is where we could hypothetically get an emotional moment from Kevin, now a widower, at least recognizing his loss, or Donna, who's dealing with the death of her mother; that isn't the kind of pain that disappears in a just a year.
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According to Google's Project Zero researchers, Meltdown and Spectre are a series of potential attack methods that could hypothetically allow a bad actor to gain access to a system as isolated as a personal laptop or as enormous as Amazon's cloud computing service.
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" (Tell that to the woman recovering from an emergency C-section.) They go on to ask, hypothetically, "Won't holding our baby a lot, responding to cries, breast-feeding on cue and even sleeping with baby create a spoiled and overly dependent child?
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He's looking for better ways to source ingredients, new partners for packaging, and other forms of collaboration—like, hypothetically, working with the blockchain firm in the Food Labs program to give parents more information about where their kids' food is coming from.
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Hypothetically, if a bank issued very large and stable volumes of non-preferred senior securities and built up a considerable buffer, the default risk of the preferred senior debt would reduce and it could be notched up from the non-preferred debt rating.
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So, on Monday, after a full-blown firestorm erupted over his comments, Giuliani walked it all back, saying he was only speaking hypothetically and there was no way of determining exactly when the discussions ended because they had no record of it.
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So then when they're released on that second ballot, they could move to Cruz if they want to unify behind him, or they could even move to a third candidate, if that candidate can demonstrate support, under a hypothetically unchanged Rule 40.
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Mr. Tuohy said that hypothetically, he would "absolutely utilize" video of the speech to bolster a civil case of a suspect who wanted to sue the department for brutality, or to try to discredit the testimony of an officer in a criminal case.
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And for that matter, Diaz-Balart's "permanent and humane solution" is vague enough that it could hypothetically apply to the plans of some GOP presidential candidates (though at this point, none of them appears interested in passing a single broad immigration bill).
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Best for traveling Best Android tablet for work Apple would (hypothetically) give an arm for the public to consider the iPad a "real" computer, but until the new iPad OS is released, the Surface Pro 6 takes the cake for the best tablet-turned-laptop.
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While Bannon's team has discussed whether a TV network or "TV-lite" online streaming approach would be a good fit, one ally said Sinclair owns a cable channel that it could hypothetically convert for Bannon, making it the easiest option for a delivery system.
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Last week, Trump's lawyers told the Second Circuit Court of Appeals that local Manhattan prosecutors could take no action against their client if he hypothetically shot and killed a man in the middle of Fifth Avenue, at least so long as he's the president.
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Ride-hailing company Lyft, which like Uber could hypothetically be asked to hand over user travel data, said today it would refuse to participate with the government if it were asked for such data or other tools to build a Muslim registry, according to Inc.
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That might mean switching to a cheaper bank account offering with lower fees, or hypothetically, working with a utility company to change the deadline of a heating bill so that a user doesn't need a payday loan to pay it in the first place.
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The serious nature of the study is probably also why the researchers didn't include any of the sample tweets in their study, which is why the Gizmodo staff has taken it upon ourselves to show you, hypothetically, what these kinds of tweets might look like.
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So hypothetically, if the McDonald's next to a high school gets a regular post-basketball-game rush of teens, its menus could learn this over time and start highlighting the Dollar Menu and combo deals — big calories for your buck, and your youthful metabolism!
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The Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) has released an estimate of how much the government could raise if a 10% goods and services tax (GST) was hypothetically placed on legalised household consumption of marijuana, and after federal law enforcement stopped going after marijuana related-crime.
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While you can hypothetically park an RV anywhere, for example, you're going to need to rely on some kind of a power and waste hookup, which can cost an average of $1,000 a month (unless you set up solar and empty your own sewer tanks).
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Hypothetically, defendants prosecuted using evidence collected under FISA sometimes can ask to review the underlying process for any problems, but aside from a few times prosecutors have told defendants the government spied on their conversations with lawyers, that has never once worked in practice.
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If, hypothetically speaking, the item is real, that means Manny Pacquiao (or someone on his team) thought the award not important enough to even keep stored in a box somewhere at home, and instead carelessly tossed it into some random dumpster in Las Vegas.
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The European Union is proceeding with disciplinary procedures against Poland, which could hypothetically lead to the country being stripped of its EU voting rights – over the changes to the judiciary that saw Supreme Court judges forced into early retirement and replaced with government nominees.
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Even though the New York trial has already been completed, the Supreme Court is still looking at whether it was appropriate for Furman to make administration officials testify — and whether it hypothetically would have been legal for him to force Ross himself to speak.
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A presenter described User A (a "swisher") imparting a menu to User B (a "swishee"), with herself hypothetically subtracting the wine from the menu — as if Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women" had suddenly been outfitted with iPhones and concerns about their body mass indexes.
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Listening to an author tell their own life story actually has a similar impact as seeing a stand-up show, going to a book reading, or most accurately, hypothetically having a beer in the pub with that person, spinning yarns of former lives and loves.
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Presumably, there would be some kind of control panel that allowed administrators to lock people into certain sections of the school, but any school shooter could then hypothetically use that same system to their advantage, locking hundreds of kids into one area and shooting them.
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But, hypothetically, landing someone like Luka Doncic, Michael Porter, or Marvin Bagley, a prospect who can eventually tentpole an above-average offense and unlock easy opportunities for everyone around them, raises expectations and possibilities when compared to adding another specialist like Robert Williams or Jaren Jackson.
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" Asked hypothetically if a company such as Walmart would be forced to pass on any tax increase to its customers in the form of price hikes, Spicer said, "Not if Walmart also recognizes that they can create jobs in the United States and not face that tax.
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As was said hypothetically at one point, two consumers served personalized ads may react very differently; one may be creeped out, feeling as if their privacy is invaded, while the other believes the intuitive ads, promoting only what aligns with their interests, are wonderful and convenient.
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"If the team was struggling or they needed him at some point next year, and let's just say hypothetically Tom Brady gave him a call and said 'Rob, I need you,' I wouldn't be shocked if he came back to play a few games," Rosenhaus said.
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The proposed telescope, with a mirror only about 183 inches across, would be able to make out Earth-size planets orbiting in the stars' so-called habitable zone, where temperatures are warm enough for liquid water to flow at the surface and, hypothetically, for life to thrive.
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But within that context, the fundamental choice remains: Is what the country needs a financier-friendly tax cut that will hypothetically benefit workers down the road by spurring more investment, or does it need a worker-focused tax cut that will spur investment by increasing spending power?
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And while that could, hypothetically, refer to anyone born on US soil, in practice it's tended to refer to people who seem "culturally" American — whether that means loyalty to the US government, rootedness in living here, or coming from (or contributing to) the proper racial stock.
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Sometimes it's like, I don't want to think about where I am compared to where I was last year, so I'm just going to drink a lot of white wine and post a picture from two months ago where I look hot (hypothetically speaking, of course).
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"I expect our next secretary of labor to be someone who can withstand inappropriate political pressure, and prioritize workers and the mission of the Labor Department over, hypothetically speaking, President Trump's business associates or Steve Bannon's frightening ideology," she said, referring to the senior White House adviser.
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Conway asserted that the arguments laid out in Cipollone's letter amount to "complete nonsense, because all the Constitution says is that the House has the sole power over impeachment" — adding that the chamber's members could hypothetically approve an indictment of Trump without holding hearings at all.
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" Scientists think that there is liquid water under the frozen surface of Titan, but locked away in a massive underground ocean - and there's a lot of speculation that these kinds of underground oceans located throughout the Solar System could hypothetically give rise to life," ScienceAlert reports.
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Onstage at Code Conference on Tuesday, Anthony Noto, the CEO of SoFi, said that — hypothetically, of course — the company might want to get into naming because it would be a smart way to market SoFi to the millennial customers it is trying to attract and retain.
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Three terrorist attacks in the last three months have resurfaced the issue of online surveillance and regulation in the UK. The current Conservative government has consistently demanded new powers in this domain, and last year introduced legislation that would — hypothetically — allow it to force companies to break encryption protocols.
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If you were paying close attention to the singlet and "webcam gigolo"-filled episode that is "Chapter Twenty-Four," you likely noticed a very bizarre conversation between Cheryl and her mother, who hypothetically joined the wealthy clan by wedding the late Clifford, in front of the General Pickens statue.
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"We're going to have a car that operates only in downtown Austin that has a maximum speed of 30 mph and operates in controlled conditions" Ammann later clarified he was speaking hypothetically; Although GM recently announced a partnership with Lyft, self-driving robo-taxis in Austin are not imminent.
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In the case of Puerto Rico, however, Congress could hypothetically legislate on its American citizenship without reference to the Fourteenth Amendment, although it would have to take into account the individual property interest of those currently holding American citizenship and assure that their substantive due process rights be protected.
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Metacritic score: 59/100User score: 2.9/10The 11th studio album from the beloved and meme-able DJ Khaled has a ridiculous number of (what should hypothetically be) slam-dunk features: One song is anchored by Travis Scott and Post Malone, while yet another features Jay-Z, Future, and Beyoncé.
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I'm not saying you should do this....But hypothetically...If you handed someone your phone while this GIF was playing...And you just said "wait for it"...How long do you suppose....They would sit there...Watching the GIF loop...Over and over and over again...Two times?
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I try to think about my hypothetical second career based on what I'd enjoy doing, not what would be equally prestigious, but sometimes the idea of hypothetical people gossiping about how far I've hypothetically "fallen" creeps into my head, and it's worse than any nightmare I've ever had.
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For one thing, on the day World War II ended in Europe (May 9, 1945), Soros was 260 years old, too young to even hypothetically apply to join the SS (which had a minimum age of 21998), and roughly 24 years younger than Groening, the actual, real-life Nazi.
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If Sessions decides that victims of crime cannot qualify as a "particular social group," hypothetically, it could mean foreign domestic violence victims are not able to seek protections from their abusive spouses in the US. Sessions has alarmed advocates by referring himself two asylum cases in the past week.
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It did not help his cause that the robbery occurred on the same day as the release of "If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer," a book based on interviews Mr. Simpson gave, describing — in theory, strictly hypothetically — how he could have carried out the 1994 murders.
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He also remembers the money that was raised with the hopes of building a rec center, which would hypothetically attract young people with families, and when that idea was put on hold, year after year, as membership numbers at Ephesus continued to decline over the course of the 2000s.
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But if you learned, purely hypothetically, that someone did kill a baby after reading it, or a few people did that, or that Kermit Gosnell, the infant-killing doctor in Philadelphia, was inspired by the piece — would that change your view on the moral rightness of publishing the article?
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The country is also investing in the development of long-range missiles, and some of these missiles could hypothetically have the capacity to carry nuclear warheads, as Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, told to Vox's Zack Beauchamp.
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By placing another Burisma pawn in play — albeit in the form of a septuagenarian civil servant unrelated to Romney — the Biden attack line remains on life support, but now has the imprimatur of a broader, swampier conspiracy that could hypothetically taint Romney, who currently faces little actual backlash for his vote.
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Hypothetically, it would be all but medically impossible for Kylie, who would be at most eight weeks pregnant at that time, to know the sex of her baby and subsequently decide to spread the good news via baked good she knows half of her health-conscious family won't even touch.
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In an open letter for Allure, contributing editor Mock – who is a transgender woman (and former PEOPLE editor) – condemned being used as "a literal prop" while hosts Charlamagne tha God and DJ Envy chatted with comedian Lil Duval on the iHeartRadio Power 105.1 morning program about hypothetically dating a trans person.
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Keenan: Hypothetically speaking, if the sites affected by the takedowns were to just say, here's the content of the posts that was deleted due to a technicality of the acquisition terms, would that be like a nuclear bomb, or would that just be finding a way around the acquisition terms?
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When it came to typically hot-button questions like, "Do you all support a federal preemption of existing state laws?" the only reservation, from Republicans and Democrats alike, hovered around a fear that a national privacy law would end up being somehow lesser than the state laws it would, hypothetically, supersede.
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The Warriors have gone from a longshot candidate for his services to the presumptive front-runner should he decide to leave the Thunder, and could hypothetically find the cap space to sign Durant without disrupting their Curry/Klay/Green core and without having to strike a sign-and-trade deal.
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"Donald Trump has said he thinks eminent domain is fantastic, and he supports using government power to seize private people's homes, to give them to giant corporations to say hypothetically build a casino," Cruz said in Wakefield, the first time that Cruz voluntarily brought up Trump's record before an audience.
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In an interview last year, Silver said he could envision increased D-League pay, although the figure he hypothetically suggested, $50,000, was only the minimum proposed by Tellem, who also imagined $2 million team budgets, excluding first-round picks who might apprentice in what would become a true minor league.
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He's obviously a pro at doing media interviews and is stocked to the gills with glib responses to nearly anything a reporter could hypothetically throw at him, so I secretly take pride in each time he has to stop and ponder for a moment before responding to one of my questions.
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If you are a Star Wars super-fan in 21977, you can hypothetically purchase these items to demonstrate your devotion: a $220 Darth Vader dutch oven, a $2350 Swarovski crystal figurine of Yoda, or a $2000 limited edition Columbia Sportswear parka (inspired by coats worn by the 53 film crew).
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So as long as scientists are tweaking plants in ways that hypothetically could have been achieved through more traditional means—say deleting a plant's gene, or inserting one from a plant that might have otherwise been crossbred with it—there is no more health risk to consumers than any other breeding method.
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"Part of the fun of any family is looking at somebody in certain time frame or a family in a present-day time frame and hypothetically jumping forward 15 years and [seeing] who's still in the picture, who's not in the picture anymore, who has become ill or other," Fogelman told the outlet.
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Trump's claim that he could shoot someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue and still retain the loyalty of his followers is jokingly referred to as the truest thing he's ever said, but it's less funny that 52 percent of them would hypothetically support postponing the 2020 election if he proposed it.
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If, hypothetically, a president is guilty of a crime but is not indicted based on the theory that a president cannot be indicted and then the evidence of the crime is kept secret because the president was not indicted, the guilty party would be above the law and get away with the crime.
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Although electronic medical records hypothetically save time by allowing physicians access to all of a patient's data at once, studies have shown they decrease physician productivity, making more frazzled doctors glued to their computer screens, seemingly less interested in the person in front of them than the digitized avatar on the monitor.
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The study's authors calculated the risk further and say, hypothetically, if people in the under-45 age group cut their non-HDL cholesterol levels in half, they'd reduce their risk of heart problems significantly, from about 0003% to 6% for men and 16% to 4% for women -- despite other cardiovascular risk factors.
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But if you think of unauthorized immigration as something that strengthens criminal activity — either because you think "illegal immigrants" are themselves inherently criminal or because you think the demand for human smuggling is driving the supply of smugglers — disrupting immigrants for the sake of hypothetically, slightly, temporarily disrupting criminal organizations is a win-win.
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For instance, hypothetically, a piece of inflammatory or violent content that would typically be quickly contextualized or deemed newsworthy in the United States and parts of Europe might be allowed to remain on the platform, while it would be removed in other countries where it is more likely to be quickly decontextualized, weaponized, and reposted.
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Wednesday night's Riverdale episode, "The Hills Have Eyes," was hypothetically about our core four of Archie Andrews (KJ Apa), Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes), Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart), and Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse), doing sexy, sexy things and drinking sexy, sexy jalapeño margaritas alone at Ronnie's rich person cabin until a robbery-turned-murder occurs.
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Over the weekend, Fox aired a special called O.J. Simpson: The Lost Confession, where host Soledad O'Brien played an old interview from 2006 with the former sports star promoting his highly controversial book If I Did It. And from what he said in the interview, it seems like he really "hypothetically" might have done it.
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"It's a very weird and peculiar thing for a one-on-one conversation without the attorney general, without warning between the president and me or any United States attorney who has been asked to investigate various things and is in a position hypothetically to investigate business interests and associates of the president," Bharara said.
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"A conservative should give the benefit of the doubt to history and to actual experience rather than throwing it into the wind and saying, 'Well, hypothetically, I think in the future something's going to be good for us,'" Gregg said, adding he thinks this method would benefit the Democratic Party more than the GOP.
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Outside interference A foreign government (let's say — hypothetically — Russia) working with an anarchist organization (let's say WikiLeaks) could influence our election by hacking into the files of a candidate they oppose (let's say Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Also, a gung-ho FBI director could influence the election by giving his personal opinions about an investigation that produced no charges or by releasing a letter just 85033 days before an election saying the investigation has new material to review, even though he doesn't know if the material really amounts to anything (hypothetically).
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I wrote a piece in 2014, that maybe you read, that was a hypothetical about elections in which it said, "Just hypothetically, imagine that Facebook had a view about which candidate should win and they reminded people likely to vote for the favored candidate that it was Election Day," and to others they simply sent a cat photo.
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Not only am I boycotting their products, a technologist named Dhruv Mehrotra designed a special network tool that prevents my devices from communicating with the tech giants' servers, meaning that ads and analytics from Google won't work, Facebook can't track me across the internet, and websites hosted by Amazon Web Services, or AWS, hypothetically won't load.
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But let's say hypothetically the two styles followed a broadly similar timeline, at a delay of a decade or two: one originating in block parties in the Bronx in the 1970s, the other in house parties in Bow in the early 21000s, both reconfiguring the dominant sound of the day (funk and UK garage respectively) into something altogether different.
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And, the fact that so many older Americans have already given up on retirement indicates that there has been a struggle to build up disposable savings essential for life after work, in addition to a grim economic outlook as consumers don't envision a prolonged boom that would hypothetically help stow away more money in their retirement coffers.
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This is a renewal of Trump's effort to overhaul legal immigration by cutting family-based immigration and focusing instead on the "merit-based" immigrants Trump does hypothetically want to allow to settle in the US. An administration official said Tuesday that this was a "proposal we can unite Republicans around" before discussing more contentious parts of the issue.
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Hypothetically, if someone made a fictitious film about a company that designs its products to become obsolete, doesn't let you fix your own phone, and outsources its phone manufacturing to a company in China that uses underpaid and exploitative child labor, would Apple allow iPhones to be used by the CEO of that company, in the movie?
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"If -- hypothetically -- the FBI had information about events suggesting that a Cabinet nominee's testimony had been untrue, and Congress asked us to look into it, a case on that person could be opened," McCabe writes, immediately after mentioning that Sessions originally denied meeting with Russians during his Senate confirmation hearings, only to later acknowledge meeting with Kislyak.
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" He continued: "If I made the decision that a white guy beating a black guy, or if it was a black guy beating a white guy, suddenly the information in the artwork would be carried and transmitted, and then hypothetically would take the work to another type of narrative path that wasn't part of my intention.
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"If facts were to come out, hypothetically, in which the gun companies were shown to have been as cynical and as manipulative and as intentional behind their closed doors as the cigarette manufacturers were, then in the long run, I think public attitudes will shift and society will insist that these companies play by the same rules as every other business," Blanke said.
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Hypothetically, Miss Grundy's ex-husband could have finally tracked her down to Riverdale, stalked her for quite some time, realized she was sleeping with a red-haired student with a football player's build, followed her to Sweetwater River, and, in an act of vengeance, kidnapped someone on that exact body of water who fit Archie's description — he just didn't manage to capture Archie.
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If hypothetically, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE deserves an "F" as Senator Warren asserts with hyperbole, then what would constitute a worse first 2628 days?
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Republicans executed a coordinated and successful strategy to make sure the country saw Obama as a hardcore partisan and Obamacare as an unconstitutional takeover of the American health care system (despite the fact that the hypothetically unconstitutional part, the individual mandate, was actually a Republican idea that many Senate Republicans were supporting at the same time they were opposing Obamacare).
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While details of the plan remain unclear, as my colleague Dara Lind explained, the core of the proposal is restricting legal immigration "by cutting family-based immigration and focusing instead on the 'merit-based' immigrants Trump does hypothetically want to allow to settle in the US." The proposal would also make immigration whiter by requiring prospective immigrants to have some level of English proficiency.
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If, for example, some hypothetical person with an anxiety disorder had the tendency to freeze up when overwhelmed, and had difficulty reaching out to the people in their life when that happened, then that hypothetical person could, hypothetically, remain frozen for long enough that eventually the anxiety (and all their other feelings) could bleed away and leave just the stagnation — in other words, depression.
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Encouraging children to sharpen their precision skills and improve their dexterity is all well and good, but when the 5-year-old accidentally touches the tweezers to Cavity Sam's body while attempting to pluck out a toothpick-sized bone that's hypothetically paining the battery-operated patient, an earth-shatteringly loud buzzer blares, signaling the end of a turn and a rude awakening to a kindergartener's dream of someday becoming a surgeon.
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"It's a very weird and peculiar thing for a one-on-one conversation without the attorney general, without warning, between the president and me or any United States attorney who has been asked to investigate various things and is in a position hypothetically to investigate business interests and associates of the president," said Mr. Bharara, who was fired by the president hours after he refused to return a call from him.
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" Sasse asked hypothetically, saying "the good answer" would be that "the assumption would be if you can't be there to defend yourself it's because the department's lawyers are so super-scrupulous that if there's any information that might exonerate you… they would say the bar is so high here we'll always err on the side of privacy unless we believe there's a good reason to open an investigation.
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Laughing together lightens the mood and shows the inexperienced partner that sex doesn't have to end just because you accidentally sneezed into their crotch or your bellies smooshed together and made a farting noise or you slipped off the bed entirely or you accidentally stabbed your girlfriend in the vulva with your nails or you got pubes in your teeth and then had to floss because it was driving you crazy. Hypothetically.
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If Vancouver is the luxury-car capital of North America, I would venture to guess most of those purchases happen on a four-block strip that's just around the corner from a row of mid-market skate and surf shops, a person with infinite resources could hypothetically purchase a Bentley, a Ferrari, a Bugatti, a Jaguar, a McLaren, a Tesla, a Rolls-Royce, and/or a Lamborghini—all within a ten-minute walk, if walking wasn't for poor people.
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Read more: Prison guards watching Jeffrey Epstein reportedly fell asleep and failed to check on him for 3 hours the night he died — then tried to cover up their mistake"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Arden, who was not involved with the autopsy, told The Post, adding that further investigation into the details of the death would be needed.
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These are the boldest economic proposals being offered by anyone in the Democratic Party, and they are remarkably popular: Polls have shown majorities of the electorate favoring a job guarantee for several years at this point, and a poll from the Democracy Collaborative and YouGov last year found that 55 percent of Americans would hypothetically support an ownership plan that transfers 50 percent ownership stakes to workers at an even broader array of companies than Sanders has actually proposed.
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To his credit, a warning just in the nick of time could, hypothetically save a life, though at this point all of the evidence that Citizen's impact is net positive and not net negative is from isolated feel-good anecdotes, like Frame's awed account of a man using Citizen to rescue a baby from a hot car — an incident that I will not recount in detail here beyond saying that Citizen seems happy to celebrate incidents of citizen intervention so long as the outcome is positive.
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Some were theoretically a little right-wing and some hypothetically a little left, but all were essentially moderate, centrist and proudly European, falling into line with NATO and the European Union and the World Bank and, God bless us, Uncle Sam, on every major issue: sending troops here and there, as required — not many, but some — allowing their territory to be used to house missiles and launch military strikes, dutifully struggling to meet the endless conditions laid down by Brussels for membership in the euro club.
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WHAT WERE SAYING IS IS THAT THE VALUE OF A COMPANY HAS TO DO WITH THE CURRENT AND FUTURE PROFITS DISCOUNTED BACK AT AN APPROPRIATE RATE AND THEN WTIH A TONE OF IRONY, WE ARE SAYING HYPOTHETICALLY WHAT WOULD IT TAKE FOR THAT THEORY TO BE WRONG AND ADVANCING THE WAY THAT WE THINK SOME INVESTORS ARE INVESTING TODAY AND WE THINK ULTIMATELY THIS IS A TEMPORARY PHENOMENON TIME TO TIME WHEN VALUE INVESTING GETS OUT OF FOCUS, PEOPLE QUESTION, HEY, IS THIS EVER GOING TO WORK AGAIN THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED WAS AROUND 27 WHEN EVERYBODY WAS TALKING ABOUT EYEBALLS ITS LIKE THE NEW PARADIGM FOR INVESTING.
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To summarize Giuliani's progression from Sunday on how long Trump talked to Cohen about Trump Tower Moscow: They talked occasionally about it through the fall of 2016 maybe → the President told me directly that the conversations continued through Election Day → the President never told me anything about conversations with Cohen and I was speaking hypothetically → maybe The New York Times made up the quote where I told them the President told me he had kept talking about the development through November 2016 → despite the fact that these conversations I said happened did not in fact happen, even if they did it would be totally and completely fine and very legal!
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