There's a ton of hypotheticals and I'm not going to get into hypotheticals.
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Without an actual trial, though, these are fairly abstract hypotheticals.
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Unfortunately for Holloway, hypotheticals mean nothing in the fight game.
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"I'm not going to get into any hypotheticals," he said.
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Smaller companies lack the resources to play around with hypotheticals.
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" "I'm not going to get into the speculation or hypotheticals.
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But he said he did not like to ponder hypotheticals.
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"I'm not going to get into hypotheticals," the spokesperson said.
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But the impacts of climate change were once hypotheticals, too.
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People are trying to force hypotheticals for their own profit.
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But we're getting into hypotheticals and this sort of thing.
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There is one exception to my impatience with historical hypotheticals.
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Fortunately, our simulator can run 10,000 of those hypotheticals as well.
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And the first rule there is that hypotheticals are utterly worthless.
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"I've made a policy of not dealing with hypotheticals," he said.
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Harvey first said she couldn't talk about individual accounts or hypotheticals.
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Here are some of the hypotheticals -- and the reasons they can't work.
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I don't think it's appropriate to deal with those kind of hypotheticals.
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I don't know why we're walking through hypotheticals here in this process.
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These hypotheticals are meant mainly to clarify the stakes of our predicament.
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Of course, as with most hypotheticals, it's impossible to say for certain.
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In fact, as far as hypotheticals go ... he admits it's a doozy.
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FINK: YOU'RE FRAMING HYPOTHETICALS THAT ARE NOT EVEN THE REALM OF REALITY.
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To heat things up, Trixie and Bob hit their audience with some hypotheticals.
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"One of the hypotheticals is we get these before Thanksgiving break," said Sen.
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"These hypotheticals are set up to provoke a strong emotional reaction," Buttigieg noted.
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Lewis sifts through a "concatenation of hypotheticals," all of which were soon moot.
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All of these are hypotheticals that are fun to argue, but ultimately meaningless.
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"It doesn't take a brilliant legal mind to think of hypotheticals," Ohm said.
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It's a narrative of hypotheticals, in a time of profound cynicism and uncertainty.
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Correction: This story originally said Schultz's comments about hypotheticals were made in January.
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They invoked everyday hypotheticals but also a supposed afterlife conversation with Alexander Hamilton.
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Then he said that discussing hypotheticals would be a "disservice" to fallen troops.
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And we will not comment on any other conclusions or hypotheticals about the President.
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Make sure to pay them their hourly fee upfront and speak only in hypotheticals.
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Watch: POMPEO: I'm not going to get into hypotheticals about what someone else said.
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At this point, Planet 9, rogue or not, is still a pile of hypotheticals.
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" Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein replied: "I'm not going to comment on any hypotheticals.
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Rather than answer a bunch of hypotheticals, I'll do what I did with Clinton.
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The MSNBC-Washington Post moderators loaded the debate with an endless stream of hypotheticals.
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Hypotheticals abound: Could any business now cite free speech or religious expression to discriminate?
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Okay, now, just to play hypotheticals, Trump exposed some pretty deep flaws in the election.
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The worst-case North Korea hypotheticals, in other words, have suddenly become all too real.
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I can't deal in hypotheticals and have no idea what any Trump aids hope happens.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK.The situations discussed here are hypotheticals under British law.
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"The ESA does not comment on hypotheticals," said Dan Hewitt, Vice President of Media Relations.
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Apparently, the actress is up for anything, including entertaining silly late night hypotheticals like these.
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Remember these are purely hypotheticals, not based on any facts, intended to make an argument.
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In each of these hypotheticals, the information is at the core of the First Amendment.
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Hypotheticals and thought experiments metastasize across the pages of publications while harassment and retaliation remain.
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Instead, we are likely to see a sober anniversary, burdened by hypotheticals and gloomy predictions.
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For the moment, and perhaps for 10 or 20 years more, these are mere hypotheticals.
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Something we talk about extensively in hypotheticals when discussing the means to counter swarming brawlers and pressure fighters, but it often stays in hypotheticals because most fighters would rather swing a punch than hold an elbow out for the other guy to dive onto.
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The zoo incident: In Cincinnati, the encounter was far more nuanced, far more fraught with hypotheticals.
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"I'm not going to weigh into random hypotheticals that may or may not exist," she said.
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Today, these scenarios are no longer hypotheticals: Every one of those events has now actually occurred.
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Match Group spokesperson Justine Sacco says the company "won't comment on hypotheticals," regarding Rad's firing claim.
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"But I just think these are hypotheticals at this point, there's a long way to go."
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" "If we are gonna test fanciful hypotheticals, how does HRC do against F*ckface Von Clownstick?
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If we are gonna test fanciful hypotheticals, how does HRC do against F*ckface Von Clownstick?
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Sisk may well have misinterpreted Gorsuch's comments in a discussion of hypotheticals and "devil's advocate" arguments.
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Presidential succession on a good day is a sticky subject, even without random hypotheticals thrown in.
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Alternative history tends to deal in wild hypotheticals — what if aliens invaded during World War II?
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Misleading hypotheticals show disregard and contempt for people who have had an abortion later in pregnancy.
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He reiterated he would not expand on the factual findings in his report or engage in hypotheticals.
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Downing replied that it was difficult to respond to hypotheticals without knowing what Rosenstein communicated to Mueller.
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Polyakov only used hypotheticals, hoping to maintain a delicate balance and avoid a superpower standoff, Dillon explains.
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Let me be clear, Californian nationhood is a very unlikely hypothetical, but some crazy hypotheticals come true.
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We can argue in hypotheticals all day, but the fact of the matter is that, this happened.
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We've got a serious case of the hypotheticals, and this week, we're in a bad boy phase.
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To lose the hypotheticals: that team is the Kansas City Royals, and your name is Yordano Ventura.
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"I think I would just go so far as saying — I don't really answer hypotheticals," Johnson said.
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Kagan's voice has been that of the clever colleague, devising brilliant hypotheticals and clever turns of phrase.
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You may enjoy arguing for the sake of arguing, and you love hypotheticals and learning something new.
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But I did find a weird joy in debating hypotheticals with myself: Could I date a vegan?
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But Bebchuk and Tallarita said it's easy to think of hypotheticals that complicate the question of tradeoffs.
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Mr. Clapper did his best to keep on his game face — and to stick to the hypotheticals.
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Mr. Rosenstein's statement that he would not comment on "hypotheticals" came in a later briefing on Friday.
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A campaign spokesman for Pence said Saturday he would "not engage in hypotheticals" over questions of Pence's record.
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After all, sometimes it's fun to ask hypotheticals, like what would happen if Seinfeld happened in present day?
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"As an agency, we've been trained to sit and talk about hypotheticals we come up with," Fridman said.
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"We're not going to get into hypotheticals" about who Trump will choose as his running mate, Pence said.
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I threw in the towel and turned my attention to some well-respected sex therapists about the hypotheticals.
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"Why are we speculating on hypotheticals?" she asked during an interview with CNN's Manu Raju earlier in June.
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We play out these hypotheticals to discover the point when we would wave the white flag and sell.
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National news is engulfed by 24/7 debate over arcane and unresolved legal hypotheticals that left even Sen.
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Johnson answers with anemic hypotheticals, such as the black workers forming a political coalition to concentrate their power.
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When are we going to get together and say there is a systemic problem here and stop using hypotheticals?
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"These aren't hypotheticals — there are 6,000 women a year who get an abortion in the third trimester," Wallace said.
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Asked if the Justice Department would commit to not prosecuting reporters, Rosenstein said he would not comment on hypotheticals.
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With all of that said, it's worth pointing out that the research in this area is based on hypotheticals.
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Extreme hypotheticals are always running through my head if I'm doing something that involves sharp, heavy, or elevated objects.
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"I think that is a whole bunch of hypotheticals that I have no idea the outcome of," Steyer said.
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These might sound like silly hypotheticals, but they are everyday realities for voice actors in the video game industry.
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It's hard to do hypotheticals, but the reality is is that we were not given anything that was salacious.
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Sunstein smartly doesn't answer the question directly — instead teasing out various hypotheticals with some similarities to our current concerns.
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He offered hypotheticals to Mr. Shumate involving a car sale gone awry and a million-dollar hot dog transaction.
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Generally, you appreciate discussions grounded in reality rather than hypotheticals, and appreciate real-world examples when learning something new.
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He does not like hypotheticals, waving away what-ifs as though they were a child with too many questions.
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These are quaint hypotheticals, but the idea of folding screens is just too interesting not to get excited about.
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I don't think presenting fake hypotheticals like giving Uber fifty dollars ten years ago is a necessary marketing scheme.
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While these hypotheticals may be worth considering, a couture show doesn't seem quite the right place to do it.
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The latest in this craze of hypotheticals is a theory stating that Bran Stark is really the Night King.
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That is the office's final position and we will not comment on any other conclusions or hypotheticals about the President.
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Talking through these hypotheticals with a trusted support circle can help you face your own biases and emerge even better.
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To be clear, hockey is not going anywhere, and what follows is mostly an experiment in hypotheticals and over-extrapolations.
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It's mourning over hypotheticals and a childhood nostalgia that remembers Ackbar as something bigger and better developed than he was.
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Without going into a bunch of hypotheticals about how the info could be used, let's just stick to political gamesmanship.
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When are we going to get together and say that there is a systemic problem here — and stop using hypotheticals.
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If the statute were interpreted to apply to obtaining negative information about an opponent, the following hypotheticals would become reality.
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" Briefing reporters on Tuesday, Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook spoke in hypotheticals, and refereed to Shishani's "potential removal from the battlefield.
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When questioning counsel, Sotomayor would rather zero in on factual flaws and spurious assumptions than spin out twisty doctrinal hypotheticals.
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He powders his face, dyes his hair badly, indulges in hypotheticals that make it hard to distinguish fantasy from reality.
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That is the office's final position, and we will not comment on any other conclusions or hypotheticals about the president.
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Less than a month into a new administration, we remain firmly within the realm of hypotheticals, concepts and broad strokes.
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" Pushed again on whether a referendum would be vetoed by Downing Street, they said: "I'm not getting into the hypotheticals.
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He thinks that some stakeholders treat cultured meat as an object on which they can hang other hypotheticals about the future.
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But foreign policy experts have floated scary hypotheticals ranging from US allies cozying up with China to Japan developing nuclear weapons.
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" He added: "We have not seen the hypotheticals that some have used to criticize the rule actually develop in real life.
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As the company builds partnerships with hypotheticals like Atlassian's JIRA, Salesforce and Github, the value of the bot interface will increase.
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Apple is popping out scary hypotheticals at a clip that isn't just keeping up with the news cycle—it's shaping it.
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We can say with absolute certainty—no hypotheticals needed—that temperature increases lead to species extinctions and abandonment of human settlements.
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Bannon also gave Trump openings by floating batshit hypotheticals, asking whether climate change or "radical Islam" represents the bigger existential threat.
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"I am not going to contradict the president's strategy on this and I'm not going to engage in hypotheticals," she said.
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Placing Kwame Brown on another team and in another environment for his rookie season is one of the great NBA hypotheticals.
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But they told Politico that hypotheticals like that were not "the kind of thing that really interested the president very much."
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As an unabashed (and overly nostalgic) hoops nerd, I still find myself wrapped up in all sorts of Olympic hoops hypotheticals.
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The debate over how to answer that question revolves around a couple of hypotheticals: A crime that's not an impeachable offense?
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It's hard to do hypotheticals," calling the Trump Tower meeting "a clown show" that did not produce "anything that was salacious.
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After all, it is human nature to avoid being consumed by hypotheticals until they are staring us squarely in the face.
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It means he often talks in platitudes and hypotheticals, providing little detail or proof of concept (have you met Beto O'Rourke?).
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He described two hypotheticals, both of which were consistent with what had been discussed with The Times at the Harvard Club.
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Hypotheticals and embarrassing conduct aside, this was still a wildly talented hockey team that fell way, way short of its potential.
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And never mind hypotheticals; even in the sorts of situations that Yondr pouches were originally intended for, the potential applications are troubling.
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In EA Games' latest installment of the Mass Effect series, Mass Effect: Andromeda, game designers bring a variety of hypotheticals to life.
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"That is the office's final position and we will not comment on any other conclusions or hypotheticals about the president," he said.
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Human syntax also allows for hypotheticals ("If she hadn't arrived…"), talking precisely about events distant from the present, and so much more.
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I can argue hypotheticals about Clinton versus Sanders, or Clinton versus Warren, or whether more visits to Wisconsin would have changed everything.
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" Her statement echoes her comments earlier in the day that the White House would not discuss "hypotheticals that don't exist right now.
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The game fizzled out and finished with a 1-1 scoreline, and we're left with a cloud of hypotheticals for the upcoming qualifiers.
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" In the majority opinion, Judge Margaret McKeown wrote that "Nosal and various amici spin hypotheticals about the dire consequences of criminalizing password sharing.
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But Mr. Trump has frequently embraced or promoted hypotheticals or partially formed theories, saying that he was simply quoting what someone else said.
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These are intriguing hypotheticals, if imperfect ones; several juicy draft picks would have to be involved to make any of these deals work.
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All of us have our own answers those hypotheticals, as well as our own emotional responses to the questions "Hang the DJ" invites.
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I know people will roll their eyes if I say he was just kidding or was speaking in hypotheticals, but sometimes he is.
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In a series of hypotheticals, Ocasio-Cortez asked Zuckerberg whether she could run ads with false information concerning her proposed Green New Deal.
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The courts have never ruled on this issue, one of many seemingly far-fetched law school hypotheticals that now may spring to life.
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"Dawn Chorus" (over which the death of Rachel Owen, Yorke's former partner, looms) stares down the hypotheticals—what if that relationship hadn't ended?
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The first-year New York lawmaker asked Zuckerberg a series of hypotheticals about what political ads candidates could run without Facebook taking them down.
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"Depending on what hypotheticals you take, it's going to be pretty bad to very, very bad," Lagarde said at a press conference in London.
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"I'm not a big fan of hypotheticals, but the answer is we'd have to cross that bridge when we come to it," Spicer said.
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"The doomsayers, of course, have a different view, conspicuously colored by a litany of hypotheticals and hyperbole, and generally devoid of facts,"Quinn said.
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But Biden thinks he can do something similar and run against four actual years of the president's behavior, versus the hypotheticals envisioned by Clinton.
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"Can't talk about a case that would come before me, can't talk about hypotheticals," a frustrated-sounding Mr. Schumer said, relaying Judge Kavanaugh's words.
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The most generous interpretation of the rabbis from whom he seeks religious justification for an assassination is that they see his questions as hypotheticals.
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"I don't see the need to answer these kind of hypotheticals, because I think we're on the way to getting an agreement," McConnell said.
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He loves hypotheticals: "Why not burn their books?" he asks a professor who had argued that universities have the right to disinvite controversial speakers.
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That is the office's — that is the office's final position, and we will not comment on any other conclusions or hypotheticals about the President.
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The freshman New York lawmaker asked Zuckerberg a series of hypotheticals about what types of political ads candidates could run without Facebook taking them down.
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You can't ask technology why it decided something or if it considered other alternatives or suggest hypotheticals to explore variations on the question you asked.
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Not by straight-up asking them what they earn—which can either be exaggerated, or irrelevant because of their particulars—but by throwing out hypotheticals.
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Yes, we could launch an armada of hypotheticals about what could have happened if fate—or Zaza—didn't have a hand in the Spurs roster.
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The scene is slapstick, gross-out brilliance — and a clever illustration of how applying hypotheticals to real life (or a convincing illusion) becomes, er, messy.
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"I don't think that we are going to talk about hypotheticals that don't exist right now," Sanders told reporters at the White House Monday morning.
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Over an hour -- at times testing wild hypotheticals involving whiskey, spiked punch and Agatha Christie -- they couldn't seem to settle on a middle ground position.
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Until now, such issues were wrapped in layers of hypotheticals, with the details left for some indeterminate day when Britain's government would make it real.
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It's hard to answer all these hypotheticals, what matters is we're an open platform, Gawker is getting distribution from us, as is Fox News, and others.
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Not so long ago, stories about cyberwar started with scary hypotheticals: What if state-sponsored hackers were to launch widespread attacks that blacked out entire cities?
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As someone who used to self-identify as anti-choice, I can attest that the biggest misunderstanding about abortion is the framework of hypotheticals vs. reality.
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"It's still too soon to say what policies are going to be implemented — my job is not to analyze or overly comment on hypotheticals," he said.
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So we continue with hypotheticals, and we exercise our -- and we exercise our imaginations to no end when, in fact, you really don&apost need your imagination.
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Twitter's new policy doesn't go into effect until March, and the company said it would not answer hypotheticals about if the video would violate the new rules.
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For now, the idea of disqualifying Mr. Trump is the remotest of hypotheticals, since it would first require the Senate to vote to impeach and remove him.
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"I don't see how we can sit and discuss hypotheticals on a matter of such importance," she said, adding that pre-negotiations could wrongly influence Britain's choice.
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Richard E. Berg-Andersson is one of the pioneers of political blogging at his site The Green Papers, and someone I consult often about crazy presidential hypotheticals.
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"I'm not going to start answering hypotheticals about documents that are floating around," Spicer said, cutting off NBC reporter Kristen Welker and moving on to another question.
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Instead of warning investors that user data was misused, Facebook relied on hypotheticals, stating that "users' data may be improperly accessed, used or disclosed," the SEC alleges.
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It's a strange artifact of Ocasio-Cortez's attention-magnetism that her hypotheticals about corruption might have ended up garnering more attention and emotion than the corruption itself.
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I'm not going to engage in hypotheticals, I'm married to an Asian...my kids are partly — I'm married to an Asian-American, my kids are 25% Filipino.
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The success stories have a powerful sway on the thinking of CEOs and they are rich in context because they demonstrate actual case studies rather than hypotheticals.
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The futuristic theme of last night's keynote, however, implied that the company is offering up hypotheticals for what a future could look like — not what it will.
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I posed these hypotheticals to Majidyar as well as international relations scholar Stephen Zunes and Omar Lamrani, a senior military analyst at the military intelligence firm Stratfor.
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The arguments were overrun with messy hypotheticals about hair stylists, Mexican restaurants, and Michelangelo, and Kennedy, who experts predict will decide the case, was critical of both sides.
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The filing alleges the court improperly conducted their fact-finding process, deliberated based on assumptions and hypotheticals, and discussed matters that were not included in the caddie's lawsuit.
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That's OK. No need to imagine hypotheticals, because as it turns out, on Tuesday HUD Secretary Ben Carson name-dropped the popular Nabisco sandwich cookie on the stand.
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Hospitals and doctors are doing what they can to allay these fears, but it's difficult to give definite answers or solutions in the face of projections and hypotheticals.
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" He had declined to answer such a question on Friday, telling reporters who asked whether the department would prosecute reporters that he would not "comment on any hypotheticals.
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Pottinger said there were two hypotheticals: settlements could be reached, and the money could be divided among the seven mens&apos victims, the foundation, Kessler, and the lawyers.
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Both Roberts and Justice Stephen Breyer made references to draining the swamp — but they were talking about an actual swamp in hypotheticals of what reasonable changes would be.
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Huffington dismissed discussion of any such hypotheticals by the board, and lauded Kalanick's role in creating the ride-hailing industry as well as Uber as its primary success story.
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As Talking Points Memo editor Josh Marshall shrewdly noted on Twitter, Curiel is a specific individual with a biography, whereas the objects of Trump's other attacks were mainly hypotheticals.
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I watched what he's been able to do with this White House, put structure to it, and I think those hypotheticals are not healthy in any shape or form.
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Mueller at times affirmed the details of his report but also declined to answer hypotheticals about whether McGahn could have been charged if he had carried out Trump's instructions.
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But that was a contingency that might be determined by how much Nova is needed out of the bullpen — too many hypotheticals for Girardi to consider at the moment.
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He warned that these aren't hypotheticals, though: "All of the situations…we prepared are all based on things that have actually happened…because they will happen" again, he said.
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This year, we should challenge ourselves to quit fixating on caricatures and hypotheticals and instead acknowledge the actual landscape of teaching and learning in all its messiness and complexity.
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But those figures "were merely hypotheticals dreamed up by Talon's principal, Mr. Levitan, who, it will be recalled, had no previous experience in the hotel business," the court said.
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Unfortunately, manifestations of the states of California, Oregon and Washington, called Hypotheticals, come to visit by turns, demanding the ocean back and leaving powerful, dangerous gifts when Imani refuses.
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Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, acted properly by not responding to Senator Schumer's questions: The courts and judges do not deal with hypotheticals.
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As for the two hypotheticals about how to get money out of the men on the list, Mr. Pottinger said, he never planned to do what he carefully articulated.
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From talking me through speed-dating conversation openers (hypotheticals = bad) to trekking to Staten Island with me, I was constantly reminded to cherish the platonic relationships in my life. Cheesy?
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Mueller, who is compelled to testify under a subpoena, has made clear he does not plan to go beyond the four corners of his report, nor will he answer hypotheticals.
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"Those are such hypotheticals," he said when asked whether it would affect his decision in two years if he had a chance to break Barry Bonds's career home run record.
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JUST IN: "I'm not going to get into hypotheticals," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says when asked if it's appropriate to condition Ukraine aid on political investigation after Mick Mulvaney's comments.
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Youn's third book takes its title from the fictional piece of land deployed in a thousand hypotheticals in law school classes ("If George conveys an interest in Blackacre to Mary, then. . . .").
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When it comes to these kinds of hypotheticals, I always like to ask fans what sort of player from their own system would they be comfortable giving up to acquire Justin Smoak.
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But unless you want to start getting into some pretty absurd hypotheticals involving freshly-spilled bodily fluids and gaping wounds, the risk of picking up an STD or a virus is minimal.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Trump administration thought the historically progressive Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals had gone too far, even though the judge said his examples were not "a parade of fanciful" hypotheticals.
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Fiss's entries on his fellow scholars, by contrast, can unfortunately veer into small-stakes law school politics, or worse, arcane theories and stale hypotheticals that have little application outside Yale's lofty walls.
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"These are hypotheticals, conditional statements that take parsing through," explained Kevin Curnin, director of the public service project at the New York law firm Stroock, Stroock and Lavan, which represents separated parents.
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The mere threat of such an outcome illustrates the unprecedented challenges Trump has thrust upon the American legal system, forcing lawyers and judges to grapple with exotic hypotheticals once only entertained in classrooms.
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Defenders of the unconstitutionally broad interpretation of this statute might argue that all of the information contained in the above hypotheticals could be given directly to the media, which would then publish it.
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"I think you have to know all the circumstances that go into it, and I'm not going to get into all the hypotheticals or the circumstances surrounding it," Baalke said at Levi's Stadium.
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Cuomo's remarks got me thinking about medical ethics and some of the tricky hypotheticals we talked about in medical school ... Now, some doctors are having to make those hard choices in real life.
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In a series of hypotheticals, he questioned a lawyer for the state whether a T-shirt that read "Parkland Strong," referring to the recent school shooting, might be covered by the state's ban.
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Still, McConnell in the coming weeks is expected to avoid specific questions on impeachment as hypotheticals, including whether he'd seek to have the rules or practices changed by the current Senate GOP majority.
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Asked if a preemptive strike would be on the table should China and Russia not put pressure on North Korea, Haley said she wouldn't speak in hypotheticals but also said all options were open.
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Given room to roam, rhetorically, Trump does so -- answering hypotheticals, wandering down rabbit holes and exposing the fact that he is simply not terribly well versed in the meat of many of these issues.
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In a Questions section of the app, Sapio offers more than 300 open-ended questions across a wide variety of categories, including Personality, Hypotheticals, Dreams and Future Plans, Sex and Sexuality, and My Quirks.
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Asked whether Blankenship would face Moore-like treatment, a Senate Leadership Fund spokesman said the group didn't want to address hypotheticals, and National Republican Senatorial Committee aides did not respond to requests for comment.
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And if the next president is to have any chance of guiding the country through the existential challenges ahead, our foreign policy debate needs to move beyond showy hypotheticals and relitigating an earlier decade.
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He has been so steady and productive throughout his minor and major league career that scouts and analysts have had to invent quibbles, or ponder hypotheticals, just to make their reports on him interesting.
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Scraps of intelligence seemed to point toward terrifying hypotheticals: What if the C.I.A. got its hands on a Qaeda suspect who knew about a dirty bomb about to go off in New York City?
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Regardless of hypotheticals, senators are preparing for the possibility that the whole thing could be over shortly after the key procedural vote next week as long as McConnell has 51 votes to do it.
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As he muses entirely in hypotheticals, he paints a picture suggestive of the dangers of cruising — of being homosexual in a time when it was illegal and thought of as a sin or an illness.
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Fox has decided to air a 2006 interview with O.J. Simpson in which he discusses in hypotheticals how he might have gotten away with killing ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, Ronald Goldman.
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" Asked if the Senate would vote on a resolution to block the tariffs, McConnell said, "Our hope is that the tariffs will be avoided and we won't have to answer any hypotheticals such as you suggest.
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After all, it is every writer's goal to pen the hottest take of them all, one that asserts bald-faced hypotheticals as if they were objective truths and disdains nuance in favor of cold, hard clicks.
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Several Republicans dismissed that possibility on Tuesday, suggesting that they were confident that the plan would be revenue neutral or insisting that they did not want to get into hypotheticals before the release of the report.
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Mr. Severino said he was loath to engage in "hypotheticals" about how the rule might be interpreted, but emphasized that one of the goals was to ensure that health workers were more aware of their rights.
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From a distance, it can look like Sanders and Clinton are essentially squabbling over total hypotheticals, with him offering utopian schemes that can't possibly happen and her offering somewhat less utopian schemes that also can't happen.
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He argued that these scenarios were hypotheticals that he would not be able to address because of the "Ginsburg rule" — a precedent set by Ruth Bader Ginsburg of not previewing how she would opine on future cases.
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Most likely this isn't true—it was tweeted by some random guy who owns a sports brand that you never heard of and rapidly pedalled back—but that didn't stop the internet from getting into the hypotheticals.
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" Even though Fitzpatrick, a pending free agent, does not traffic in hypotheticals, he acknowledged how much he hoped to remain with the Jets, calling them "obviously a place I want to be, a place I'm comfortable with.
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The two Democrats on the board dissented, saying the Browning-Ferris decision was legally sound and the majority failed to provide any "real-world examples or even remotely plausible hypotheticals" that show how the standard harmed businesses.
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Suddenly, instead of focusing on the top priority of working families (immediate health care cost reduction), some Democrats are debating hypotheticals about the manner or timing in which private health insurance is phased out years in the future.
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"While I understand his reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions he drew on his charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions he can answer that go beyond the report," Schiff said.
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"I wouldn't want to, you know, dive into a bunch of hypotheticals here, but I would say, you can imagine situations which would be very challenging, where inflation is going up and the economy is weakening," Powell said.
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Kavanaugh said he figured he's get a lot of hypotheticals, but as a sitting judge he needs to be careful about answering, but that he was trying to describe in summary fashion exactly what the Supreme Court said.
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Let that education include a history lesson of sorts, a conversation about the Enron board's critical — and self-admitted — failures, together with some hypotheticals on how those failures might arise again, in different circumstances and in different boardrooms.
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"Our hope is that the tariffs will be avoided and we won't have to answer any hypotheticals such as you suggest," McConnell said when a reporter asked if the Senate would vote on a resolution to block the tariffs.
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Clients that reach out to the organization tap into Gaynor's detailed knowledge of law, finance, and architecture enhance her ability to conceive detailed hypotheticals which pose potential risks to an organization or industry, and the means to overcome them.
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During the hearing, however, Kavanaugh managed to evade direct answers on hot-button issues like executive power, abortion rights, and health care by either citing the "Ginsburg rule" and deeming the inquiries "hypotheticals" or noting that certain suits were ongoing.
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Walker did not rule from the bench on Wednesday and gave no timeline for a ruling, but he engaged all the parties in an extensive question and answer session, using lively language and hypotheticals to attempt to puncture each side's arguments.
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"I'm always reluctant to get into too many hypotheticals because the possession could be sitting in an underground, not-ready-to-be-used condition or the possession could be sitting upright on the tail about to be launched," Tillerson said.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has also alleged that Facebook failed to disclose the breach for more than two years and that the company instead relied on hypotheticals to tell investors that users data "may be improperly accessed, used or disclosed."
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The 2nd Circuit panel sidestepped such hypotheticals from that October 23 hearing, but the judges did emphasize that Consovoy had argued that the President, while he occupies the White House, is absolutely immune from all stages of a state criminal process.
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But of course, these are the very kinds of cases that "necessitate hypotheticals" because "legitimate speakers are often cowed by the severe penalties incurred for violating speech prohibitions," Ilya Shapiro writes in a brief for the Cato Institute supporting Sineneng-Smith.
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In fact, the mere discussion of the legality of presidential self-pardons leads to a rabbithole of unanswered hypotheticals, such as whether a sitting president can be indicted or prosecuted, said law professor Sanford Levinson of the University of Texas.
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The CEO didn't exactly share anything new — "I'm not sitting here and announcing a new program," Zuckerberg said at one point while batting around some hypotheticals — but the discussion did provide an opportunity see where his head is on some far reaching issues.
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Giuliani was supposed to be making a principled case for why the president cannot be subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury, and he ended up discussing absurd hypotheticals about a self-pardon and shooting the former FBI director in the White House.
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Van Steemburg and her Luna Doulas co-owner, Sierra Shaffer, lead the group of trained birth workers, abortion rights activists, and interested newcomers through a series of hypotheticals: Would they be able to doula for a client who has had multiple abortions?
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It is actually false that a large number of incidents were reported (though "large number" is awfully vague), but while It seems insane to assert that if the commission would have actually found widespread fraud, unlikely hypotheticals aren't the same thing as lies.
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For example, experts posed hypotheticals such as terrorist groups ISIS or al Qaeda manufacturing videos of American soldiers creating atrocities on the battlefield as propaganda; videos falsely showing political candidates making controversial remarks before an election; or CEOs announcing incorrect financial projections.
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For example, experts posed hypotheticals such as terrorist groups ISIS or al Qaeda manufacturing videos of American soldiers creating atrocities on the battlefield as propaganda; videos falsely showing political candidates making controversial remarks before an election; or CEOs announcing incorrect financial projections.
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That is, not just in the new syntax of our moment—that explains those snarling "snowflake"s, which has emerged as the surging Fuck Your Feelings movement's consensus word of the year—but in the same series of salty hypotheticals and rhetorical tropes.
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Volokh's arguments and hypotheticals are thoughtful, compelling even: "If the Clinton campaign heard that Mar-a-Lago was employing illegal immigrants in Florida and staffers went down to interview the workers, that would be a crime," he writes as one of his examples.
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Waggoner answered that such a situation wouldn't be covered because "his speech has been completed" in that situation before the customer appeared — but other hypotheticals about who would be exempted from the antidiscrimination law and the extent of the exemption led to less definitive answers.
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It seems hard to believe that two-thirds of both chambers, which are controlled by Republicans, would vote to depose the Republican President, but by even considering this 25th Amendment option we're so far into a maze of hypotheticals, why not just go with it?
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As much as the justices invoked hypotheticals featuring made-up out of control candidates, or as Justice Elena Kagan put it, "an out-of-the-box kind of president," the justices also had in mind future real presidents and the power of the office.
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We had lawmakers actively challenging the FBI Director James Comey in a way we never see them challenge him, we had Comey offhandedly wonder how Apple's engineers would react if they were "kidnapped and forced to code software," and then we had the nuke hypotheticals.
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Nobody does nepotism better than Nascar, which raises the question of how Elliott would have fared if his real name had not been William Clyde Elliott II. "I don't want to dwell on hypotheticals, on speculation," said Waltrip, whose brother Darrell was also a champion Nascar driver.
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" Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid, speaking at Brookings last week, expressed frustration that NATO allies are speaking in hypotheticals about conflict with Russia at a time when Moscow is occupying Crimea and flexing its cyber and disinformation capabilities: "People say, 'This is nothing like the real thing.
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So rather than beat up Kansas' Bill Self for his supposed postseason failures or get into an argument about which team is truly better—an argument that can only be solved by statistics and hypotheticals—enjoy the randomness of the NCAA Tournament and cheer for chaos.
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"You have to go through some hypotheticals in your brain," said Judge Marks, wrestling with the weighty decisions she must make, the little time she has to make them and all the impressions she and her judicial colleagues form from the bench about the immigrants before them.
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And as much as Girardi loathes hypotheticals — "It's a waste of my time," he said — he did acknowledge what seemed obvious about Headley's situation when Bird returns from the minors, something that could come as soon as Friday when the Yankees return home to play Seattle.
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Many of them fostered a debate-club vibe, full of lawyerly hypotheticals and thought experiments, spitballing and modest proposals — and of course, so-called devil's advocates, who engaged in the time-honored process of arguing one side of a proposition in order to test the other's flaws.
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A few weeks ago, a couple friends and I were about to watch a surprisingly bad scifi movie in my…Read more ReadThese are crazy hypotheticals, but there's also reason to wonder how well manufacturers will deal with adding these newfound Alexa cooking capabilities into internet-connected appliances.
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That debate has played out largely in the court of hypotheticals for months, but on Tuesday, a federal court judge ordered that Apple help the FBI unlock an iPhone belonging to Syed Rizwan Farook, one of the two terrorists responsible for the shooting in San Bernardino last year.
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We have processes in place to deal with whomever the person may be, we try to be as consistent as possible, as scalable as possible, and there's always all sorts of context and other things that come into play that make it impossible to comment on hypotheticals as is.
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While I understand his reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions he drew on his charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions he can answer that go beyond the report, including any counterintelligence issues and classified matters that were not addressed in his findings.
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In the book's introduction, Dershowitz, who is a lifelong Democrat who says he is only defending Trump based on legal arguments, further expands on extreme hypotheticals, such as if Trump colluded to let Russia "retake" Alaska, in efforts to demonstrate his perception of what the Constitution's requirement is for something criminal.
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Asked whether there was any chance Brussels would reopen the pact if an alliance of pro- and anti-Brexit forces votes it down in the British parliament, Juncker said "this is the best deal possible", although summit chair Donald Tusk sounded more guarded, saying he did not want to consider hypotheticals.
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Her Big Foreign Policy Speech on Thursday was as combative as any you'll hear from a presidential candidate, a preview of what is sure to be a relentless barrage of hypotheticals about the apocalyptic geopolitical future that awaits us should Trump ever get his baby-like hands on the nuclear launch codes.
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But times have changed, audiences have grown more cynical, and filmmakers' approaches to this pliable narrative have adjusted accordingly — sculpting the broad strokes and basic ideas of "The Most Dangerous Game" into pointed social commentary and dystopian hypotheticals in which the hunter of man is not a deranged maniac but the State itself.
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Asked about the possibility of passing an appropriations bill for the Pentagon and a CR for the rest of the government and whether that would still trigger sequestration, the aide didn't "want to get into hypotheticals" but said whether the spending cuts kick in "depends on how you write" the bill. Rep.
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"I don't want to get drawn into hypotheticals because we don't know the facts yet, but we have been very, very clear that if these stories are true, that would be totally appalling and we would have to think about the appropriate way to react in that situation," he told British television.
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"While I understand his reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions he drew on his charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions he can answer that go beyond the report, including any counterintelligence issues and classified matters that were not addressed in his findings," Schiff said in a statement.
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He demurred when Tapper asked whether insurers would be required to cover birth control at no cost to women -- a primary feature of Obamacare -- by saying he wasn't going to discuss "nitty gritty" details/ Pressed by Tapper, Ryan said: "I'm not going to get into hypotheticals about legislation that hasn't even been drafted yet."
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"We're certainly not making policy on the basis of hypotheticals or theoretical responses to these changing conditions - it is the actual responses that will matter," Poloz told reporters at the end of a meeting of Group of Seven (G7) leading industrialized nations' finance ministers and central bankers in the mountain resort of Whistler, British Columbia.
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Those comments drew criticism from Republicans who argued Manchin shouldn't be praised for hypotheticals when he endorsed and campaigned for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE in 2016.
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From the moment McGregor off-handedly mentioned boxing Mayweather during an interview on Conan O'Brien's talk show in 2015, a fight between the two men has evolved from a fantasy into a reality by the sheer force of will and creativity of two self-obsessed master showman who, after years of practice, had come to recognize just how to spin hypotheticals into gold.
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These aren't hypotheticals: near the end of his time in the NFL, retired running back Abdul-Karim al-Jabbar had human growth hormone injected into his battered knee to stimulate the creation of cartilage; last year, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban helped fund a University of Michigan clinical trial studying whether the same drug can aid recovery from anterior cruciate ligament surgery.
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In the era of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, we are having to ponder things about the Constitution that have long been relegated to "this-would-never-really-happen" law professor hypotheticals.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (La.), the chairman of the subcommittee, asked Mnuchin and Rettig hypotheticals about whether it would be a good idea for him to request others' tax returns, including Democratic presidential candidates, his neighbors, and the referee that caused controversy with a missed call in the NFC championship game that the New Orleans Saints lost to the Los Angeles Rams.
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As the pair work their way up the Scoville scale, Hot Ones host Sean Evans asks Leone about everything from the most overrated Thanksgiving food to catfish noodling — while four of his co-stars (yes, including your fancy junk food queen Claire Saffitz) pop up to grill him on some key hypotheticals, from apocalypse supplies to a revealing fuck/marry/kill.
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"While I understand his reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions he drew on his charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions he can answer that go beyond the report, including any counterintelligence issues and classified matters that were not addressed in his findings," said Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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" He also admitted to personally being "foolish" in what he had been caught saying to an undercover Channel 4 reporter — when he had appeared to suggest Cambridge Analytica used tactics such as honeytraps and infiltration to gain leverage against clients' political opponents (comments that got him suspended as CEO), saying he had only been talking in hypotheticals in his "overzealousness to secure a contract" — and once again painting himself as the victim of the "skillful manipulation of a journalist.
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It speaks to a subtle racism that refuses to acknowledge that more than half of all gun victims are black, or that, as the Brookings Institution's Richard Reeves notes, "gun violence is part of a vicious cycle of race and inequality in the U.S." And, so, playing with hypotheticals: What if Lewis and others had baked up a stubborn, yet understandably sensible sit-in on gun control after rounds of weekend killings in Chicago, for example?
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"I don't want to get drawn into hypotheticals because we don't know the facts yet, but we have been very, very clear that if these stories are true, that would be totally appalling and we would have to think about the appropriate way to react in that situation," he told British television Media companies and some technology executives have pulled out of a major Saudi investment conference scheduled for next week in Riyadh because of growing outrage over the disappearance.
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Noting that Chief Justice Warren Burger, who wrote the ruling, had been appointed by President Nixon, Judge Kavanaugh said he thought the Watergate tapes ruling was "one of the greatest moments" in the Supreme Court's history because it stood up for judicial independence in the face of political pressure, but how that precedent "would apply to other hypotheticals" — like whether a subpoena for presidential testimony in a criminal investigation should also be upheld — was something he should not address, citing the practice of previous Supreme Court nominees.
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On College Football The first three seasons of the four-team College Football Playoff have raised some fun hypotheticals, but three always stood out above the rest: ■ While at least one of the so-called Power 5 conferences — the Atlantic Coast, the Big 12, the Big Ten, the Pacific-12 and the Southeastern — is guaranteed to be locked out of a four-team party every year, would a final bracket ever omit two of those conferences by taking, say, an independent like Notre Dame, or two teams from the same league?
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