Fortnite would never have happened if not for PUBG, and PUBG would never have happened if not for H1Z1 and the other survival shooter mods before it.
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Ally wouldn't have become the sensation she does if not for Jackson, and it's clear that Jackson, if not for Ally, would have burnt out far sooner than he did.
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If not for Akon, Lil Wayne might never have realized the potential of Auto-Tune the way he did; if not for Akon, Young Jeezy might never have had a top ten hit.
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If not for Marx's bravery, the crew would surely die.
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If not for the arts, my child would've been lost.
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If not for being a former president, he could have.
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If not for religious or some sort of ecstatic experience.
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It would have been silly, if not for the stakes.
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If not for him, I think it's a different result.
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If not for those decisions, everything would have been different.
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If not for her, this project would have never succeeded.
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If not for themselves, then for the people around them.
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Indeed, Clayton's financing may have shrunk if not for Ares.
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And Greg Surgener would leave, if not for family obligations.
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If not for his father, it would have been worse.
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If not for the money, do it for Boogotti himself.
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I probably wouldn't be here today if not for Klonopin.
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This would have been easier if not for two things.
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And they never would have gone but if not for Sandy.
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"I wouldn't be alive if not for them," she tells PEOPLE.
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They would have lost Saturday if not for Meeks, Williams said.
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I never would have noticed it if not for Vaughan's lists.
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Music just wouldn't be same if not for Aretha Franklin. pic.twitter.
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If not for all the boys, then at least for him.
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Sandra would have pressed more if not for her own trouble.
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If not for Medicaid, where would Elaine, Dan and Sarah go?
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Why are you listening, though, if not for moments like that?
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If not for a stranger's steadying hand, I would have fallen.
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If not for my wife, I would have been drifting forever.
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If not for those guys, I would not be a pilot.
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"If not for Trump, he would still be retired," Shumaker said.
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And it would have worked, if not for you meddling kids!
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"That number would be higher if not for their actions already."
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Kringle could have died, if not for some very attentive trash collectors.
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It would be a fun party, if not for all the zombies.
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If not for me, we would be at war with North Korea.
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Why stay chummy with everyone's favorite stalker if not for nefarious reasons?
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If not for groping her, perhaps for lying about it, she thought.
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If not for the Fed, how do you react to this commentary?
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" He added, "And if not for Josh, I'd still be in there.
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They were necessarily voting, if not for Trump, then for Hillary Clinton.
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Being stuck in this would be 100x worse if not for tunes.
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The whole site may have deteriorated irreversibly if not for community action.
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What use, then, is philosophy of science if not for scientists themselves?
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It works great, if not for one reality: the words of Jesus.
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"If not for the president, none of this [is] possible," Buchholz said.
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If so, why on 7/11, if not for the free Slurpee?
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That last number might have been higher if not for social media.
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The deal would have been amazing if not for two tiny details.
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If not for the face tattoos, the crowd would've really been confused.
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"If not for those decisions, everything would have been different," she said.
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It wouldn't work if not for an incredible soundtrack of dynamic music.
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If not for Thompson, the Warriors could have found them in trouble.
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Would the race have gone differently if not for all of this?
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If not for IIRIRA, Jose might still be in the United States.
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If not for the calamitous first hole, Woods wouldn't be sweating it.
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If not for kind neighbors, I would have lost faith in humanity.
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Fortunately for him — if not for us — Mitch McConnell is running everything.
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If not for his amateurish execution, the outcome could have been catastrophic.
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If not for its extraordinary content, it would be an unremarkable snapshot.
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These three probably would not have met if not for the label.Exactly.
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They will be stuck down here on Earth forever, if not for him.
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It is so brief it could escape notice, if not for two factors.
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I would have, if not for the crowd still dancing blithely around us.
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That is good news for the industry, if not for Japanese punters' wallets.
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If not for these jokes, the show might be too heavy to bear.
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If not for those hits, AutoNation would have exceeded earnings estimates, he said.
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This would be tedious if not for the game's ecstatic sense of momentum.
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He said that: If not for Fed policy, we would be growing faster.
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If not for our goalie, we wouldn't have won that series (against Washington).
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But the company wouldn't exist if not for a failure and a poem.
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If not for Magick, I don't know how I would've survived in there.
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That last question—what would Hope County be if not for the cult?
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But sales would have risen 4.4 percent if not for the stronger dollar.
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There could have been more victims, if not for some fateful decisions. Rep.
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If not for the ending backlash, I doubt they would have made it.
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If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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Voters did open their pocketbooks for local classrooms, if not for those statewide.
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Why would he have that job if not for who his father was?
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The path backward might have stopped there, if not for an unexpected email.
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If not for Lamar Jackson, Wilson would be the league's most valuable player.
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As a comet, it would be utterly ordinary if not for its origin.
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The Borderlands 3 reveal was almost great, if not for all the drama.
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It makes me wonder about what drives your art, if not for your audience.
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Would Amy even be here if not for the other circumstances in her life?
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" Said Lee, "If not for West Point, this place would be a ghost town.
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If not for yourselves, then for the sake of the people writing these pieces.
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If not for him, he can pass it on to his kids, or something.
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But if not for the treatment, I wouldn't be alive, so I take it.
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So who else wants to keep Tyler silent, if not for the serial rapist?
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The judge ruled that those firefights would not have happened if not for Bergdahl.
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Most of us would not be here on this Earth if not for sex.
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If not for the uncle's quick actions, more children could have been seriously wounded.
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"If not for these harvests, people would have died of hunger" under the siege.
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I don't know what or where it would have gone if not for that.
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We wouldn't have been able to find HIV in blood if not for RIA.
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According to Bloomberg, Gates would still rank first if not for his philanthropic giving.
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If not for the rest of us, then at least for the Trump hotels.
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You can expect stories you would not have seen otherwise if not for Bruce.
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If not for foreign exchange fluctuations, revenue would have risen narrowly, the company said.
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No, this class is timed perfectly (for 20-year-olds if not for us).
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If not for their alleged crimes, these congressmen probably would have been easily reelected.
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And ones we might not have gotten if not for a daily press briefing.
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Sales would have risen if not for the balloon problems, the company said Thursday.
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Golden State Warriors The Bay Area: really lovely, if not for all the wind.
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The two might have held hands here, if not for the glasses of Champagne.
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But thousands of jobs could have been saved if not for "B4 lender" intransigence.
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James Prudenciano believes he wouldn't be alive today if not for his Apple Watch.
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If not for his lay rescuers, Mr. Feig would most likely not have survived.
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I would not have this chance if not for her and her wonderful family.
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In other words, revenue could have been 5% higher if not for the problems.
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She said she would not have known about Jenny Lake if not for Instagram.
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The jersey might have been discarded if not for fellow Punahou alum Peter Noble.
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The Northern Irishman might be the favorite if not for a nagging rib injury.
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If not for that loss, they'd be working on a streak of 148 straight.
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Biden also wouldn't be doing well in this primary if not for black voters.
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The three-day event would've taken place this week, if not for the cancellation.
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Perhaps their male colleagues would have similar concerns if not for "nerd tunnel vision"?
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If not for the Boeing decline, gains in Dow futures would be about double.
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But what is longing if not for that which will never come, never be?
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" He adds, "If not for my strong spirit, I wouldn't even be here now.
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DO YOU THINK GOLDMAN SACHS WOULD HAVE SURVIVED THE CRISIS IF NOT FOR HIM?
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Officials believe the toll could have been far worse if not for Mr. Shaw.
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I would not even have a public image if not for Jeremy's tabloid adventures.
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The Facebook photo might seem harmless if not for one tiny (huge), little (gigantic) thing.
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If not for the completely scratched screen, my iPhone X would be in mint condition.
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If not for themselves, then for the generations of women who have never stopped fighting.
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"It would have stayed as a good idea" if not for that help, he said.
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He said there would have been no payout at all if not for Tenor's cash.
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Tuesday night is only the beginning – if not for Sanders, at least for his supporters.
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Even Jonathan might have been called up for the September games if not for injury.
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If not for the institutional décor, you might think they were enjoying a family reunion.
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There's comfort in that sort of advice, for the giver if not for the recipient.
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If not for his charitable donations, Gates would actually top the list, the outlet reports.
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From his hospital bed, Andersson realized he'd likely be dead if not for Thomas Yoxall.
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The note would not have been alarming if not for this violent event, he said.
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Acosta said Epstein would have had an even lighter sentence if not for the deal.
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Deadly force would not have been used if not for the presence of a gun.
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Her account would be like that of any other person's, if not for these videos.
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That said, I likely would have never heard of him, if not for his wealth.
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And I know I probably could not have traveled if not for my organization's help.
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And they probably wouldn't have passed those four years of classes if not for coffee.
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He could have had two more wins if not for blown saves by his bullpen.
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If not for Bob and Mike, doubles would be in a much more precarious position.
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The Nikkei would have ended positive if not for the negative impact of SoftBank's fall.
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Katie might have won the Nobel Peace Prize if not for her weakness for squirrels.
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Despite the headache, the story ended well for the Utah couple, if not for United.
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Bank would have died if not for the immediate intervention, Nantarika told the Bangkok Post.
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His style might have gone less noticed if not for the man he is replacing.
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These changes might not have come about if not for the work of Joint Committees.
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Could Sanders have become president if not for the actions of the Democratic National Committee?
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If not, for instance if you are married, then it would be a miserable experience.
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And if not for an injury to Chris Paul, that may have been too late.
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Gorgeous and streamlined, it would've been the perfect smartwatch if not for some buggy software.
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Kenton Stacy would have died if not for Justin's selfless love for a fellow warrior.
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"I would never have learned anything about code if not for open source," he says.
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If not for Anderson, the game — and the series — could have gotten away from them.
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If not for that loss, they would be working on a streak of 148 straight.
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If not for the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, she would surely not be a tennis star.
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It's unclear whether federal prosecutors would have uncovered the scheme if not for outside scrutiny.
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And I may have needed the additional time if not for my Premier Access ticket.
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"She would never have known," said Carson, if not for the name on her identification.
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If not for the quality of its victories, then for the steamrolling of those vanquished.
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She is not without options for embarrassing Mr. Tusk, if not for blocking his reappointment.
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If not for the injury, would he have won the 1980 championship that Westhead did?
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I know that if not for his weakened condition he wouldn't have let me in.
|
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But economists say American growth would be even stronger if not for the trade war.
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Kenton Stacy would have died if not for Justin's selfless love for his fellow warrior.
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"The bag being tied shut on a day where temperatures were in the mid-90s in Coachella — the likelihood that those pups would've survived if not for that passerby would've been impossible, if not for that person recognizing that something was wrong," he says.
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If not for that officer, the sheriff said, the death toll could have been much higher.
|
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But some said they might not have come to the parade if not for their children.
|
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If not for the everyday shoppers, American Apparel has to do it for its wholesale customers.
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If not for Instagram I'd be Johnny Eyebrows, which would tell my story just as completely.
|
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In a sense, Amy Kennedy probably wouldn't be running for Congress if not for Donald Trump.
|
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If not for Diarra, Kansas State would have been shut out through the 8:08 mark.
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Get the help you need and get clean—if not for you, then for your family.
|
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If not for the episode's wry tone, "Playtest" might have felt stale upon introducing its concept.
|
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In other words, the Dow would be much higher if not for the aerospace giant's drop.
|
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If not for the plea deal, Hirsch could have spent up to five years behind bars.
|
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If not for the royal family drama, do it for the adventures of giant Winston Churchill.
|
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"It is a symbol that probably would have gone away if not for email," Kuzman said.
|
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If not for the Syrian war, the conflict in Yemen would likely be dominating world headlines.
|
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"How many 'defective' children would have remained perfectly healthy if not for vaccines?" asks the caption.
|
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All questions about the expansion are closed for a very long time, if not for ever.
|
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It deserved to run longer, and I believe it would have if not for that issue.
|
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I would not be where I am, or who I am, if not for Ellen Tauscher.
|
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I tell you, this would have been a lot worse if not for Steve Scalise's detail.
|
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"If not for those high-situated people from abroad, maybe our president wouldn't come," said Listewnik.
|
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If not for broken windows, they may have never talked to the cops that fateful day.
|
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It'd feel like a back-to-basics tale if not for everything else in the film.
|
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He is 54 points behind Vettel, but would be closer if not for some bad luck.
|
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She would have made a superb president if not for American pettiness, misogyny, and cultured ignorance.
|
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King also recently claimed the human race would barely exist if not for rape and incest.
|
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The popularity of Santos's original sculpture was certainly overwhelming — if not for all the wrong reasons.
|
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"Mounts with a little white on top?" should be topographical, if not for that question mark.
|
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Democrats should have a lot of advantages in the state, if not for Malloy's deep unpopularity.
|
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This compensatory behavior might be taken simply as materialist consumption if not for its racialized connotations.
|
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He might have had little market appeal anymore if not for today's methods of measuring defense.
|
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I have no relationship with her; if not for social media, I wouldn't even remember her.
|
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We're all bereaved, if not for a spouse, then for the sense our species might endure.
|
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If not for a herculean effort by the team's defense, they would have trailed by more.
|
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If not for Denmark's controlling stake, the oil giant might well be trying to buy it. ■
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"The population decline of the dolphins would have been steeper if not for conservation," he said.
|
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"The standard American opera rep wouldn't exist if not for New York City Opera," he notes.
|
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If not for the Trump and Cohen peer circle, white-collar prisons would be sitting empty.
|
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And he might not have found himself under investigation if not for a second whistle-blower.
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If not for our country's 3.5 million drivers, our economy would come to a grinding halt.
|
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If not for the actions of the police, they could have done more harm, Grewal said.
|
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The Cougars might have been in trouble if not for big runs to start both halves.
|
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The Borderlands 3 reveal on May 1 was almost great, if not for all the drama.
|
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Such provisions would not have been included if not for the activism of students, Kaine said.
|
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The fare results and guidance were particularly good news for airline investors, if not for passengers.
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"Imagine, if not for Brazil's production, how much more hunger would there be," farmer Pansera said.
|
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The effort may well have failed if not for the assistance of a brutal Russian winter.
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I wonder if MX would even be the same band if not for Beefheart's inspiring influence.
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Conley fell to the 24th pick (he probably would've gone higher if not for the allegations).
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The A's might have won the game in the ninth inning if not for Crisp's baserunning gaffe.
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What are the holidays for if not for honouring the people you admire with presents and carols?
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If not for the allegations of sexual misconduct, Flake would have been an easy vote for Kavanaugh.
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That might have been the story of the No Man's Sky if not for the Galactic Hub.
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If not for the gray-purple color, I might have been tempted to shake him awake. Pfc.
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And if not for the living, perhaps the Libertarian Party's patrons will come from beyond the grave.
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Candy-O wouldn't sound so cold and detached if not for the pop context, the superficial cheer.
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I admittedly would not have been here if not for Obamacare, but Obamacare does have its faults.
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His night could have been spectacular if not for missing all nine of his 3-point attempts.
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But they never could never have done so if not for their amazing Stranger Things audition tapes.
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It was very aggressive, and if not for my dad's diagnosis, I might not be here today.
|
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Sony said it would have expected about 400 billion yen in profit if not for the quake.
|
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The FTC also contended that smartphones wouldn't be quite as expensive if not for Qualcomm's patent licensing.
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Like Farmer, Lasota would not have been able to come to the center if not for Medicaid.
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If not for fashion of the time, the clip could be mistaken for an iPhone 6S clip.
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This probably would have gotten tired fast if not for the variety and silliness of the arsenal.
|
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It could have scored even more if not for a defensive gem by center fielder Andrew Romine.
|
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If not for recent benchmarking discoveries, it's possible that Apple might never have revealed the performance throttling.
|
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Signatories of the Giving Pledge must be billionaires, if not for the money they are giving away.
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If not for her grandmother's faith-fueled encouragement, it's likely Norvilia never would have drawn a breath.
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If not for the Country Ceiling, Fitch would rate ZABA one notch below UC's Long-Term IDR.
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If not for the abuse, Brown said, she probably would not have broken free from the Klan.
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I wouldn't have made half the beats I did if not for being a fan of his.
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I often think about what I would be doing now if not for Shirey's macro economics class.
|
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But, as Barkley put it, what's the point in playing the sport if not for some cash?
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If not for the shutdown, and despite America's increasingly crushing debt burden, it would likely pass overwhelmingly.
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All of it could have come off poorly, if not for this overriding truth: Paris was superior.
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This group of players probably would have had little hope of qualifying if not for Mexico's absence.
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This article would probably never have been written if not for the president of the United States.
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It's not clear how many would have closed if not for Maria, but it certainly didn't help.
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If not for this research, we may never have known about the Milky Way's long-lost sibling.
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"If not for Italy, I promise, there would be civil war in Nigeria," a migrant told me.
|
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Either way it's clear that Mr. Castro is not quite done campaigning, even if not for himself.
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There are a lot of people who could have lost money if not for what Chris wrote.
|
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"I wouldn't be where I am today if not for him," Mr. Cole said of his mentor.
|
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If not for the accident, Joshua Mileto's team would have been holding tryouts for the new season.
|
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All of this may seem a bit much, if not for Americans' penchant to pamper their pets.
|
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If not for the Trump-Ukraine-impeachment story, climate change would have been the No. 1 issue.
|
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But this mega-fast-food corporation would never have formed if not for the turnaround of Arby's.
|
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Apolo might not have achieved so much, if not for a lesson his father Yuki taught him.
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I don't remember her but apparently if not for the law she would've killed me and Taye?
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We would not be here if not for the assistance provided during this investigation by all of them.
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She would probably have been higher if not for the schedule limitations the WTA places on teenage players.
|
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If not for the recession in 2007, the fossils in Mantua might be buried and out of reach.
|
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But police say the arrest may never have happened if not for Vetrano's actions in her final moments.
|
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And yet the death toll would have certainly been higher if not for the lessons learned from HIV.
|
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That is, they would be, if not for one simple fact: you are not the world's wealthiest person.
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Which only makes the last two years more excruciating, for fans if not for the relentlessly positive Profar.
|
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Using both app and device in concert would be optimal usage if not for the game's severe lag.
|
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Instead, Batur and Dzafarov embrace a strategy so minimalist it's almost abrasive if not for the hummability quotient.
|
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If not for this TIME essay, Tom would be just another trivia question that stumps Boston sports fans.
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The success of this movement would not have been possible if not for this dedicated and talented group.
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If not for the Chiefs, their opponent this week, the Texans would have been football's best turnaround story.
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If not for the Chiefs, their first playoff opponent, the Texans would have been football's best turnaround story.
|
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That style could have felt too heady and gridlocked, if not for the deftness of Mr. Okazaki's designs.
|
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But they could be going down even more, if not for some of the Trump administration's policy choices.
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And if not for the liquidation of Sports Authority, both stocks might be in worse shape this year.
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"If not for the Good Samaritan's actions, the puppies may not have survived much longer," the post stated.
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"If not for the Good Samaritan's actions, the puppies may not have survived much longer," the release states.
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"If not for the Good Samaritan's actions, the puppies may not have survived much longer," the department said.
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This kind of complicates the ensuing boat sex he enjoys with Daenerys for us, if not for them.
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"If not for the Good Samaritan's actions, the puppies may not have survived much longer," the release stated.
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Everything would've been great, too, if not for an extremely unfortunate language error when NPR tweeted the story.
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The Wolfpack might have held a large leader if not for 7-for-13 shooting on free throws.
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Kolitch said Future Motion wouldn't have moved forward with legal action if not for the patents it holds.
|
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If not for the universal appeal of live events, ticketing as a product would have died with Pets.
|
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If not for environmental-impact fees coming from the natural-gas industry, Zimmerman said, his budget would collapse.
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"I think Ali would have been gone and forgotten 443 years ago, if not for Lonnie," he said.
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Still, all of that could've seemed a happy accident if not for his exemplary debut full-length, X100PRE.
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Girardi said Gardner was better and would have started Thursday, if not for Hill's presence on the mound.
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If not for NBC's offer, he said, "I'd probably be at ESPN for another five or 10 years."
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Their compromise solution, if not for Watergate, would have worked far better in the U.S. than anything Sen.
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If not for the U.S. nukes, Russia could march straight to the English Channel if it wanted to.
|
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The Colts could be 2-0 right now if not for a few missed kicks from Adam Vinatieri.
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They might have gotten away with it too, if not for those meddling kids and their pesky tweets.
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That number would have been even lower if not for 19 second-chance points on 14 offensive rebounds.
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But if not, for the first time in decades, the Republican Party will skip the "presumptive" step entirely.
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If not for Bey's "Single Ladies" video, we wouldn't have had years of Kanye West/Taylor Swift rivalry.
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"YOUR CAT WOULD EAT YOU IF NOT FOR THE FACT YOU ARE LARGER THAN IT #onceacatalwaysamurderer," chimed another.
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" On Tuesday, he congratulated himself: "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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If not for a recent ATP rule change, Kyrgios, 2000, would be facing an automatic eight-week suspension.
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I think about the 40,000 people in my city who would be uninsured if not for the ACA.
|
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If not for that, I'd say, 'Hey, domestic retailer, tax reform, better consumer, why not just buy it?
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If not for the ACA, Karin's medical bills would have been crushing, possibly leading to bankruptcy or death.
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And if not for Parterre, some of our most outspoken fans would be without an outlet to vent.
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Almost half of the new oil fields getting drilled would have been left alone if not for subsidies.
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If not for inflated expectations, Brown would probably be remembered fondly as a hard-working if limited journeyman.
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"If not for Wolkoff's insolence, these damages would not have been assessed," the judge said at the ruling.
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Later in the interview, Charlamagne contended Biden's campaign "would be dead" if not for the endorsement of Rep.
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If not for the astute observations of her Boston neurologist, Maggie, too, would have been misdiagnosed in perpetuity.
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In fact, if not for the Electoral College system, Clinton would be president of the United States today.
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If not for that, she would do what the other woman does, which is to take the money.
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He has asserted that he would have won the popular vote -- easily -- if not for the illegal votes.
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If not for the pumping oxygen concentrator slung over her shoulder, strangers might not suspect that anything's wrong.
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If not for the heroism on display in the cabin and the cockpit, it might have been worse.
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If not for a rules change last year, Thompson would have been disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard.
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In Latakia, some people told me that their city might have been destroyed if not for the Russians.
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She also says she wants the president to face justice for his words, if not for his actions.
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If not for a curious and persistent President Barack Obama, it might never have been discovered and rectified.
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This 19th-century story may have been lost entirely if not for some 21st-century curiosity and ingenuity.
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If not for her insurance struggles, her husband, Raphael Martin, asserts, the outcome might have been very different.
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If not for the lingering uncertainty over trade, investment in the United States might have been even stronger.
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If not for that scent, we might as well be watching TV. This information was last updated on Aug.
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They had to make this film—if not for themselves, then for a community that has felt consistently unheard.
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And by the way, we wouldn&apost know this information if not for committees and the IG unearthing it.
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It may have languished in obscurity there if not for a person who went by Ryan Baxter on Facebook.
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Middle-aged, graying hair but still pretty-ish, if not for her glasses (they were even bigger than mine).
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If not for that lifelong soulmate or whatever, I'd campaign for Vittorino for the next Bachelor, to be honest.
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If not for the world at large, then at least for one little boy who's the center of mine.
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If not for the speedy reflexes of a dude working security, Keef would be in a hospital right now.
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MIAPJ0.73PUS was off 0.9 percent, and might have fallen further if not for holidays in many Asian financial centres.
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If not for a strong effort from Washington goalie Braden Holtby (38 saves), the final could have been worse.
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If not for Mr Kaepernick's outspoken political statements, he would probably be playing under a similar contract right now.
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Others are doing away with the buffet altogether—if not for iftar then for suhour, the pre-dawn "dinner".
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Brands still make up the majority of revenue that flows into esports, even if not for direct brand sponsorships.
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The crash, Beckworth said, was "moderate" and wouldn't have caused any serious injuries if not for the air bag.
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Roy aspired to be a tugboat captain and would be alive if not for Carter's actions, Rayburn told reporters.
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The Rangers outshot the Capitals 18-6 and would have had a regulation goal if not for Grubauer's heroics.
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Romeo Aldea might have been a good person if not for one fact: He's convinced he's a good person.
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If not, for this test, Motherboard used the Google Authenticator app, available on the App Store and Play Store.
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" If not for his Seaman's heroics, one student told reporters, "more of us could have been injured, for sure.
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He got little run support and still could have won the game if not for the pitch to Moore.
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Readers experience a rant where, really, there was eloquent reflection — or would have been, if not for my keyboard.
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"If not for the development of the BeltLine, I would have been driven out of here," Mr. Peery said.
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If not for a bit of good luck, Pyongyang's hackers would have made off with a cool $1 billion.
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Indeed, the industry as it exists today would be remarkably different if not for his notable work and vision.
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If not for this bedrock protection, many would not seek health-care counseling and services without such a guarantee.
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If not for widespread discontent and distrust of our current leadership, Mr. Trump would have been sidelined long ago.
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They're peaceful, nearly airless, showing something that could be naturally occurring if not for the corrosive atmosphere swelling inside.
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If not for the injury, he would have been a strong contender for his fourth N.L. Cy Young Award.
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Estrada might have escaped the sixth inning unscathed if not for a throwing error by second baseman Jurickson Profar.
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"On July 3, 2018, Trump bragged: "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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If not for the hurricanes, the housing market would have notched a solid gain for the third consecutive year.
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For Boeing, this deal is not good news, and it might not have happened, if not for the tariffs.
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He surely would have won more than once at Roland Garros if not for the emergence of Rafael Nadal.
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If not for the MacBook resting on one lap, it could have been a scene from the Middle Ages.
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I told him that I love him and he must stay safe — if not for himself, for my sake.
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It would be a tiresome litany if not for the fact that a human life hangs in the balance.
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The killing might have escaped much notice if not for the surveillance footage, a cellphone video and social media.
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If not for a total disappearing act by Kevin Love, who has 2 points, Cleveland might not be losing.
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"If not for the detail who stepped up with basic revolvers, we would've all been dead," Representative Bishop said.
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This face would be a good solution for my woes if not for the fact it doesn't support complications.
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If not for the canine persistence of Mr. O'Keeffe, the cafe would never have made an East River beachhead.
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If not for Terranova, my FBI undercover identity, Jimmy Falcone, may never have been brought to life -- real life.
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According to the NYPL, the book would have been the system's top checkout if not for a certain intervention.
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Mr. Bisguier might have won more United States Championships — or at least one more — if not for Mr. Fischer.
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If not for the drag from energy companies, profits for S&P 500 companies would have been 1.9% higher.
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Mr. Davis, the University of Chicago economist, says these trends would be worse if not for the buyout industry.
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Darden said that Olive Garden's same-store sales would have been up 22 percent if not for Hurricane Harvey.
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We might have had more time to spend with these (and other) characters, if not for the halting pace.
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Thus his repeated lie that he would have won the popular vote if not for "millions" who voted illegally.
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The Rangers added a run in the third inning, but it would have had more if not for Trout.
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Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe suggested earlier this week the violence would not have occurred if not for the ACLU.
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" Then, with Trumpian flair, he added: "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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The woman told CNN affiliate KCAL she fears she might have suffered much worse if not for her screaming.
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If not for Soviet military officer Stanislav Petrov, the world as we know it could have ended on Sept.
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"Simply put, the summer movie season as we know it today would not exist if not for 'Jaws,'" Dergarabedian said.
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If not for "Bird Flu", the reverberations of 30 urumi drummers might not be heard on a nightclub dance floor.
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"We'd probably be one of the poorest communities in Laguna (province) if not for remittances", village chief Gregoria Catipon said.
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The scene could be timeless if not for a wayward Budweiser can invading the picture near the bottom left corner.
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Pollack said if not for Nader's health concerns she would have ordered him remanded to the Eastern District of Virginia.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks are near record highs, but where would they be if not for the trade war?
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He would have notched another extra-base hit Tuesday if not for an outstanding catch by Angels RF Kole Calhoun.
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If not for its reviews, then at least for it's up-to-date information about hours, happy hours, and more.
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The world's biggest publicly owned casino companies would now be in worse straits if not for a couple of things.
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" The global balance of supply and demand would have been looser if not for "the ferocious degree of Chinese buying.
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The wretched financials would have been even worse if not for GoPro's new Hero 5 Black and Hero 5 Session.
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If not for the families of Haiti, Nepal, Ecuador and now Italy, then for the families of the next disaster.
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They would have more, too, if not for pulling out a miraculous pair of wins against Appalachian State and Georgia.
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Moreover, airlines will not want to alienate African-Americans, if not for reasons of basic morality, then for economic ones.
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If not for the "unique combinations of circumstances present here", Justice Alito would have affirmed the Mississippi Supreme Court's ruling.
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The Grizzlies' halftime deficit could have been larger if not for a 30-foot jumper at the buzzer from Lee.
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In any case, it faded from everyone's consciousness, and it would have stayed that way if not for Zack Carlson.
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The treatment of the text would've never been possible if not for the unique conditions in which it was stored.
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Because people I love could have been gone if not for what he offered up about himself and his survival.
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Most recently, he said that he would have won New Hampshire if not for widespread voter fraud in the state.
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This would be a huge blow if not for a major new "Super Mario" game coming out alongside the console.
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Honoring him with a historical marker should be an ace — if not for questions about his conduct with teenage boys.
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According to Thomson Reuters, the financial sector earnings growth would be 6.1 percent if not for the drag from insurers.
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The would-be couple's disastrous date is not without its highlights, however, for the audience if not for Cookie herself.
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WeWork would reportedly have run out of money by mid-November if not for a $9.5 billion bailout from Softbank.
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" Nui's mother, Nyki Giasolli, said if not for the heroism of her daughter's classmates, "I wouldn't have my baby today.
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And if not for a calculation methodology change, it would have added 1 million users in Europe this quarter too.
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And if not for a calculation methodology change, it would have added 13 million users in Europe this quarter too.
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If not for Muay Thai, Nong Am believes she would still be a student, but just a student, nothing more.
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If not for the fast action of aquarium employees, it could have been a much darker story, Mr. Covino said.
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I have this opportunity because of my sister, if not for her I'd spend my summer like any other teenager.
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Here Shapiro's story, which is a bit slow to take hold, might have dead-ended, if not for Billy's determination.
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If not for Twitter, I would probably still be in school in Michigan, or perhaps working a job in Chicago.
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"Who is it doing all this for, if not for me?" novelist Sheila Heti wrote about her body this year.
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This fragile geography would not matter if not for Pakistan's long history of enmity toward its far larger neighbor, India.
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An additional 10 large metros — including Miami, Boston and San Francisco — would have lost population if not for international migration.
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It would be a tiresome litany if not for the fact that in state executions, the executioner is always you.
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If not for caffeine, I suspect there'd be a lot more accidents involving drivers who fall asleep at the wheel.
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If not for the couple's "perceived religion, Delta would not have removed or denied them re-boarding," the order said.
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If not for his medical concerns, the former producer would have gone to New York City's Rikers Island jail complex.
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This purgatory story would be macabre if not for its matter-of-fact approach to death and its charming illustrations.
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As one member, Arnaud Vermeulen, 32, saw it, he might not have been there that night if not for Eddy.
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If not for 20 points from Rose, 20 more from Anthony and 19 from Jennings, things would have been bleaker.
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The plan might have remained a secret — if not for Trump announcing on Twitter that he was canceling the summit.
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They resembled typical youth frittering away a Sunday, if not for the umbrellas they were carrying on a cloudless night.
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This should be a wake-up call to policymakers, if not for the social implications, then for the financial ones.
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These losses might not be a problem if not for the fact that the US economy appears to be slowing.
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"If not for Xinfa, we couldn't carry out poverty alleviation, build schools, build kindergartens, build medical clinics," said Huang Lituo.
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Its revenue in the most recently completed quarter would have been even higher if not for some lengthy service outages.
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" Then, with a Trumpian flair, he added, "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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The very laptops this stuff is being written on wouldn't be possible if not for the science that's under attack.
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It could have been mistaken for a prison yard if not for the string of Christmas lights and some potted plants.
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American modernist ballet might have merely imitated its Russian-European counterparts, if not for the addition of Vaudevillian and "Africanist" elements.
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The ECB official also said if not for the ECB's monetary policy, the euro zone would have seen deflation by now.
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If not for seven turnovers, which resulted in seven Colorado points, the Buffaloes would have been in a much deeper hole.
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Trump later said that the meeting between the two leaders may not have happened if not for the death of Warmbier.
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The Industrial Revolution would never have happened if not for the power of heat engines, and we're still using them today.
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Double bonus: Hard to imagine Hillary not going back out — if not for the money, for the people, attention and crowds.
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And I met hundreds of people and made new friends that I never would have met if not for the game.
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This might be fine if not for the sad reality that these are some of the best things on the internet.
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Over time, Japan's nuclear taboo might have waned, scholars say, if not for its mutual defense treaty with the United States.
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"Canada would be American today if not for the Indian allies who fought for the Crown," says Peter Russell, a historian.
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Sri Lanka would have been the world's top tourist destination, if not for the decades lost to the country's civil war.
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What I will say is that I was entertained, if not for the reasons that perhaps I was meant to be.
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But for all the strong performances, none of it would hold together if not for the film's portrayal of Wakanda itself.
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"If not for the bacteria, the honey would be spoiled in the hive in just a couple of hours," Olofsson added.
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If not for KFC's Hot & Spicy logo on the bottom right corner of each image, you'd think they were movie stills.
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But Trump could have paid a lot less, if not for the alternative minimum tax, something he has said he'd eliminate.
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The naked man would have gotten away with it, too, if not for a meddling advertising sign he could not hurdle.
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If not for this social media PDA, then we may not be able to withstand the torture of the show itself.
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The film would be thuddingly familiar if not for Waititi's willingness to grasp overused tropes and manipulate them into something new.
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The violence could have been worse if not for the life-saving efforts of first responders and hospital employees, officials said.
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In fact, if not for the economic benefits of corruption, South Korea would not be the industrialized nation it is today.
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But the number will remain much, much lower than it could have been if not for our modern emergency management capabilities.
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"The attorney general would not talk about blackface when he was 20 if not for what happened last week" with Northam.
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It would be great if not for two things: Unfortunately, some of this sex was unprotected because he also contracts chlamydia.
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If not for the major playoff ramifications, the Johansen-Jones trade would be the unquestioned No. 1 storyline of Saturday's matchup.
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He could have had another if not for a sliding, pad save by Price on his one-timer in the second.
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The judge imagined aloud what she'd like to do to Nassar if not for the Eighth Amendment to the US Constitution.
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Week 2 against the Jets would have been another underwhelming output if not for Odell Beckham Jr.'s 89-yard touchdown.
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Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley (D) said the gunman could have killed "hundreds more" if not for the swift response from police.
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If not for her legendary 20-minute Video Vanguard performance, we wouldn't have had the most kickass FEMINISM GIFs in existence.
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She would probably own more Olympic medals today, if not for the United States' boycott of the Moscow Olympics in 1980.
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" If not for Mr. Bush's sure-footed handling of those historic events, Ms. Merkel added, she "would hardly be standing here.
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And Norman Hardie makes graceful chardonnays and pinot noirs that would seem almost fragile if not for their cohesive, tensile strength.
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If not for my precarious reproductive situation, I probably would have pretended to be ambivalent about kids for 10 more years.
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The gap would be less daunting if not for some deficit-juicing laws that Mr. Trump signed in the past year.
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Mr. Rasmussen said the sector would look worse if not for a few high-performing funds that pulled up overall returns.
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"We are far ahead of where we would have been if not for the necessity of making these identifications," he said.
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Yet from the ashes of defeat, victory rises — if not for the characters quite so soon, then certainly for the viewers.
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In fact, they might become deafening if not for SoftBank's 25% stake in Alibaba, whose market cap has reached $600 billion.
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If not for these villainous men in her way, the movie seems to suggest, then Harley Quinn isn't all that bad.
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If not for the barely raised ring around the LED flash, the Nokia 9 PureView would've took home the top prize.
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"If not for the still significant political and legal uncertainty, we'd be seeing a very robust market right now," he said.
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"Officer Proctor submitted that same excuse, and if not for the video, I don't believe we'd have any call for prosecution."
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Ms. McGrath's candidacy might never have taken flight if not for the powerful biographical video that launched her campaign last summer.
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He has claimed the Dow would be 22016,000 to 10,000 points higher if not for the Federal Reserve raising interest rates.
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It cultivated memes that might have been dismissed as inside jokes if not for their tendency to flourish outside the app.
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Prices would be higher if not for record refinery runs in 2017, said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at Clipperdata.
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The 663 delegates allocated that day is considerably higher than the 543 they would otherwise have if not for bonus delegates.
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"I was overwhelmed by everything that the young white students seemed to take in stride, if not for granted," she said.
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" Cornell went on to call apparel, for Target, "one of the highlights of our quarter if not for the entire year.
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If not for the hard work of the london buro staff, we would not have had anything on such short notice.
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Ashlynne, a member of the Navajo Nation, might still be alive if not for a gap in our AMBER Alert system.
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But the Spurs almost took them down in the finals — and would have, if not for an incredible shot by Allen.
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If not for the video recording that later surfaced, the report would have likely been taken by many at face value.
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And in truth, if not for the recent removal of the signs, if they hadn't been replaced by silver Dioscuri Corp.
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Chip's self-defeating personality might feel rote if not for his interactions with the eminently positive Martha Chip's self-defeating personality might feel rote if not for his interactions with the eminently positive Martha, a Costco auto insurance agent (played by comedian Martha Kelly) who meets Chip after he gets into an accident on his electric scooter.
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Ted Cruz's success in the Iowa caucuses on Monday was a victory for the Republican base, if not for the party establishment.
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The state of the Democratic race would be more concerning, he said, if not for the apparent disarray on the Republican side.
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And many black parents know their children would have never gotten a better education if not for the two words -- federal intervention.
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Sales would have risen 6 percent if not for the stronger dollar, which lowers the value of sales outside the United States.
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If not for the existence of Juan Soto, that alone would make him the easy frontrunner for NL Rookie of the Year.
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" Reinhart wrote at the time, "It seems as if the world would still be a stranger to me, if not for you.
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Patagonia, which makes hiking and outdoor gear, may have the most helpful idea, at least for its customers, if not for profits.
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For example, if not for Charlize Theron, how would we ever have known the grave importance of washing our feet before bed?
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Taken together, however, the settlement and the bankruptcy filing have the potential to bury critical documents for years, if not for good.
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Her claims may have stayed buried forever, if not for the women who saw in Amet's story a shadow of their own.
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If not for a wave of negative press hitting just before it was too late, who knows where we would've ended up.
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Bacon said she's received texts and calls from Beto volunteers, and if not for a funeral, she'd be checking out the rally.
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The Nixon consensus has faded because there's bipartisan support in Washington for Trump's tough stand on China — if not for his methods.
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German media reported that Seehofer expressed a desire to join those protesters in the streets, if not for his position as minister.
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And if not for tonight, we'll cue up Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for shrimp with mole sauce for later in the week.
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Still, Trump would have paid much less for 2005 if not for the alternative minimum tax, which he has vowed to abolish.
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Pres Tony Utano: "This could have been a terrible tragedy if not for the alertness and professionalism of our Train Operator." pic.twitter.
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If not for pure luck and chance, none of us would have been alive to see our exoneration nearly 40 years later.
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Apple holds $181 billion overseas, and would owe $59.2 billion if not for loopholes "I'm not going to back down," Chang added.
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Stand up to those special interests and focus on doing better if not for the American people, then do it for yourselves.
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The damage "could have been much worse" if not for emergency efforts by the crew, the Navy's Seventh Fleet Commander said Sunday.
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"If not for the OPEC deal... the situation could have been worse off even under a weak rouble," Aton brokerage's Kornilov said.
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This theory might have sounded ridiculous if not for the fact that Trump Jr. has already lied many times about the meeting.
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Prosecutors say Brown wouldn't have killed herself, if not for Przybycien's involvement, which they say he boasted about in texts and interviews.
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Keep in mind though, we would spend considerably more on travel (or need to travel less) if not for points and miles.
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Asset-quality metrics would have been even worse if not for high levels of restructured loans, particularly to the troubled oil sector.
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Sim's visual genius could easily compensate for this, if not for the harrowing ugliness that rots through the themes as it progresses.
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The Wolfpack might have put the game away earlier if not for 10 missed free throws, shooting 18 of 28 (64.3 percent).
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His mother worried that if not for golf, Day would end up like his father, Alvyn, whose potential was corroded by alcohol.
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"This investigation could have been completed a lot sooner if not for the administration's serial production delays," Gowdy said in a statement.
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The anti-feminist beliefs of the Startups could be discarded as irrelevant, if not for reports around Stidham's own behavior years later.
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With his huge serve and soft hands, he is tailor-made for the All England Club, if not for its garden parties.
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Muji High Moisture Light Toning Water (2-Pack), $26My face would look like an exoskeleton if not for this extremely moisturizing toner.
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Another dish, of seared jerk-spiced salmon tacos, would have been excellent, too — if not for being saturated with coconut-chipotle dressing.
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All was well and good for the masters of Cuba and Venezuela, if not for their people, until Chavez's death in 2013.
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Bryant was last year's National League MVP, and if not for that Trout fella, Betts would have been his American League counterpart.
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If not for a missed 4-foot birdie putt on the par-5 sixth, Watson would have won the first seven holes.
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Jenkins would've been a first-round pick if not for some marijuana issues, and he generates big plays every time he's targeted.
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It's not as if the House would have passed Medicare-for-all and a Green New Deal if not for the shutdown.
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If not for her, it might have taken me longer to figure out exactly what kind of book I wanted to write.
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So much slogging through battle might make heavy going if not for Queen Margaret, Henry's wife, one of Shakespeare's most riveting characters.
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"This case would likely have gone unsolved" if not for the bullet match, said Jason Grenell, an assistant district attorney in Philadelphia.
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The score would have been even more lopsided if not for several acrobatic saves by 17-year-old Panama goalkeeper Yenith Bailey.
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If not for tax credits for low-income workers, an additional 8.2 million people would have been classified as poor last year.
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The Saudi ambassador returned to Qatar in 2008, and the two neighbors might have found equilibrium if not for what came next.
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One of Sakran's patients, gunshot survivor Richard Love, says he would have been another number on this list if not for Sakran.
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If not for her financial literacy class, Morgan Ealy said she'd probably face a lifetime of bad credit and poor financial decisions.
|
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The downgrades would have been worse, if not for retail sales figures that pointed to a solid, but slightly more cautious, consumer.
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In fact, if not for jobs created by new establishments, there wouldn't have been a single year of job growth since 1977.
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Countless Americans who have died in recent years would be alive today if not for the open border policies of this Administration.
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Looking back over the past year, there are so many things I wouldn't have known if not for readers of this newsletter.
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"If not for TV, I'd still be a small-business man," he told a club at the University of Pennsylvania in 1991.
|
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The Creighton advantage would have been greater if not for nine first-half turnovers, which the Blue Demons converted into nine points.
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"If not for Breitbart, the bill would have become law," Miller wrote in an email which included Breitbart editor Boyle and Bannon.
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It could be making millions more if not for scalpers snapping up seats and hawking them for $267,2500 a piece or more.
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Australian shares hit a 2 1/73-year closing low and would have been lower if not for holidays in many centres.
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If not for parties, it is possible that Henry Ford, or Father Charles Coughlin, or George Wallace would have taken the presidency.
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By running such an astonishingly dismal campaign she has guaranteed the opposite if not for years then at least for months to come.
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If not for these texts, for example, they still would have been getting information -- or at least Strzok would have been getting information.
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If not for the role he may have been driving the Zamboni for the Los Angeles Kings hockey team that year, he said.
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The score might have been more lopsided if not for a strong early start from Blackhawks goaltender Cam Ward, who made 25 saves.
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Nevertheless, Dean says it was a "cathartic" experience, and that he never would have addressed those difficult feelings if not for the show.
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Immigration to the United States has consistently offered a route to escape poverty — if not for poor immigrants themselves, then for their sons.
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Why else would masculinity be such a violent, aggressive mode of being if not for the cultural imperative to "prove" oneself as male?
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Ted Lieu (D-CA) that if not for the Justice Department's opinion that a sitting president can't be indicted, he would've indicted Trump.
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A defendant must additionally show that if not for his lawyer's unprofessional errors, there's a reasonable probability the trial would have ended differently.
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If not for its ultra-famous director, Roma would be the kind of movie that gets relegated to the Best Foreign Film category.
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"If not for the Good Samaritan's actions, the puppies may not have survived much longer," said the county animal services in a release.
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Able buyer, well-supplied seller If not for the trade war, the United States and China would seem to be a perfect fit.
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" Another fan asked Spears if the contract would have been extended if not for her pregnancy, to which the actress simply replied, "No.
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And if not for her work, the international art world might not know anything about the creative traditions of her tribe, the Ndebele.
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I think we would have seen more of that happening in the early part of this year if not for the government shutdown.
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McCullough was arrested in June 2011; the lawsuit alleges there wouldn't have been probable cause to arrest him if not for fabricated evidence.
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This wouldn't have happened if not for Pyongyang's recent nuclear test and missile launch, and the global community's reaction to these defiant acts.
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If not for the assassination of Lincoln, Johnson would have been retired to Tennessee at the end of one term as vice president.
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If not for the rebels there and in the other smallish Congress-controlled states, there would be no breakdowns in the first place.
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If not for the preservation of something personal and sacred, but to maintain the mystery of our beautiful and unique way of love.
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But if not for McGovern, who finished with eight saves, the Germans could have been three or four goals in front by halftime.
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And for decades, if not for centuries, they weren't allowed to do that — or if they did, they were ashamed to do it.
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The research would most likely have ended there if not for Save the Redwoods League, a nonprofit group that promotes protection of redwoods.
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It's not great to have the President claim that he would have won the popular vote if not for millions of illegal votes.
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The Bears would have been shut out in the half if not for Theo Riddick's fumble at his 27 in the closing seconds.
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The assertion would be laughable, if not for the disturbing implication that the EPA can only function when it uses sub-par data.
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Ford CFO Shanks said the North American margin would have been 10.3 percent last year if not for a $23 million recall expense.
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"It is certain that he would not be the star of the opening ceremony if not for what I have done," Horan said.
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Wade's clutch scoring won the headlines following Miami's victory, but he wouldn't even get the chance to shine if not for Haslem's work.
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Neither Chuck Rhoades nor Bobby Axelrod would be in their positions if not for a willingness to cross lines others would not cross.
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But let the history books show: none of this would have been possible if not for Mitch McConnell and his courageous 2016 gamble.
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But you shall remember that her work (acting, in films) would not be possible if not for my work (creating, the universe). 2.
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Mr. Carter, 68, said he would have left earlier this year if not for the election of President Trump, whom he enjoys covering.
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If not for the Greatest Generation, then maybe their own self-interest will succeed in getting younger Americans to abide by the quarantine.
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This raises the question, why don't we mandate the flu vaccination, if not for all Americans, then at least for everyone under 2000?
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For both clubs, the Champions League is the Holy Grail — if not for their fans, then certainly for their soft-power-seeking owners.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers say he almost certainly would not have faced charges if not for his brief, unpaid stint with the Trump campaign.
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If not for her coat's price tag having one too many zeroes, we'd have already purchased every piece of Kravitz's awe-inspiring ensemble.
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This trajectory would have been impossible if not for a labyrinthine tax system especially vulnerable to book-cooking scam artists like the Trumps.
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If not for yourself, the custom necklace would make a great gift for a new mom, like Meghan, or a bride-to-be.
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Or does it suggest that the public might be even more enthusiastic about charter schooling if not for a press that's mostly skeptical?
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It's a jump-starter for that most necessary of tools for the artist or lover of art, if not for everyone: the sensibility.
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Canada Letter If nothing else, it was a week of Canada being at the center of worldwide attention, if not for desirable reasons.
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"I would be back in my hometown mowing lawns right now, if not for Anna Maria football," Supan, a junior from Monroe, Conn.
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Margaret Wise Brown's "Goodnight Moon," would also have been among the top checkouts, if not for a children's librarian named Anne Carroll Moore.
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This juvenile folklore passing as historical fact would be almost laughable if not for how widespread the acceptance of this myth has become.
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However, that number would be even worse if not for the fact that NOAA counts billion-dollar wildfires together by region and season.
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If not for my family and the kindness of a local Catholic church, I'm not sure how I would have handled their bullying.
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But if not for my commitment to take a risk and engage with them, I would never have met these open-minded individuals.
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The score could have been even more lopsided if not for Hill's 523 points off the bench, coming on 252-for-23 shooting.
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The delivery guy might be forced to relieve himself in your bushes if not for the cameras his boss installed on every porch.
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To think: Hatton could have netted three wins in a row if not for a subpar performance at the British Masters on Oct.
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If not for mere diversity's sake, it sounds like Akon believes there are actual dollars and cents to be had by following advice.
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In short, if not for sci-fi, you might not be taking part in any of the modern wonders the internet brings us.
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She is quiet and self-contained; she would easily fade into the background if not for the exquisite craftsmanship of her inner monologue.
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Successful pre-roll video ads would be good news for Facebook's business side (if not for Facebook's product team, which has opposed them).
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No doubt her constantly shifting stories and claims about Islam would be critically challenged if not for her "credibility" as a former Muslim.
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But none of these companies would even be in the position to be frightful if not for open and unrestricted access to the internet.
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If not for snake intervention, many of the seeds would be destroyed, but they seemed to germinate just fine once they entered rattlesnakes' colons.
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"If not for the help of high-dose autologous mesenchymal stem cell therapy, I would not be here today," Hughes said at the hearing.
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If not for his blatant narcissism and penchant for telling dubious stories about having once performed with James Brown, his behavior might be endearing.
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The economists cited talk about investment by cable companies, and jobs in broadband industries that might have been if not for the 2015 order.
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If not for the women of this era, it's possible that World War I may have been lost for the US and its allies.
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Thompson of Montana Resources said the geese's death toll could've been much higher if not for efforts to scare birds away from the pit.
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And really, hasn't Uber always been about "saving" time that could have been spent meaningfully if not for its raw pursuit of delivering convenience?
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The theory advocated by Whitehouse and some opponents of Citizens United is that other lawmakers would support their views if not for this ruling.
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A 2003 report on the attacks concluded the plot could have been disrupted if not for lapses of communication between the CIA and FBI.
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Most of the content is decidedly low-brow and could be called "clickbait" if not for the fact that it keeps people coming back.
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Huawei was poised to become the world's biggest vendor by shipment — something it would have achieved — "if not for the trade war," Yu said.
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She also had no good answer to Bernie Sanders's basic question of whether she'd even have been nominated if not for her family's generosity.
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Indeed, most of the companies covered on TechCrunch certainly would not exist if not for the development and commercialization of microprocessors and the internet.
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Although the circuit breaker doesn't serve a major purpose, the shares could have fallen by 9 to 10 percent now if not for it.
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It would have been "very close to break even" if not for the hurricanes that shuttered hundreds of units during the quarter, Travis said.
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Their most famous buildings would have a Brutalist edge, if not for the ethereal glow that comes from all the limestone and glass windows.
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IC: I don't think a child would go into the Westboro Baptist Church if not for the overriding motivation of getting that amazing Pokémon.
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Of course, Pokémon Go would not be as compelling if not for its meteoric growth, which propelled the gameplay into a massive shared experience.
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Wichita State would likely be in the top 25 coaches' poll if not for back-to-back losses late last month to then-No.
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Well, that's ALMOST what happened to "This Is Us" star Sterling K. Brown ... if not for the heroic actions of Lakers rookie Josh Hart!
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The Nikkei would have been hit harder if not for a 3.1 percent gain for index heavyweight Fast Retailing, following strong monthly sales data.
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Every I-would-have-died-if-not-for-Obamacare story is someone digging deep into their psyche to talk about their most vulnerable moments.
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Philadelphia shot 67.5 percent from the field in the first half, an offensive outburst that might have been bigger if not for nine turnovers.
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Now he is making clear that if not for Tillerson, Mattis and Kelly, Trump would be leading the nation -- and the world -- into chaos.
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If not for the intense focus on those races, Fischer said, the public might have never known whose cash was paying for the ads.
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But even with that factored in, sales would likely have been weaker if not for the big consumer discounts, known as incentives, analysts said.
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"We would have never left this business if not for the sanction regime," German Gref said in an interview with state TV channel Rossiya24.
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It also said April exports would have expanded 0.8 percent from a year earlier if not for the 13.5 percent drop in memory chips.
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Providence's volunteer firefighters told reporters for the Daily Gazette that the teens wouldn't have been in the area if not for the decrepit building.
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I'd do it if not for the ignominy it would bring The Times and, worse, the chance that it would derail my sports quest.
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After all, Trump himself commented this week that the Dow Jones Industrial Average might be 10,000 points higher if not for the trade war.
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The state had said Brown wouldn't have killed herself if not for Przybycien's involvement, which they say he talked about in texts and interviews.
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If not for the ditch, you'd assume the two cities were one, a single urban sprawl blanketing a valley between two desolate mountain ranges.
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If not for the media streamer, I'd be stuck watching it on a tiny laptop screen, or paying excessive money for a cable subscription.
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The Nikkei would have been hit harder if not for a 3.9 percent gain for index heavyweight Fast Retailing, following strong monthly sales data.
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If not for the vulgar new rich of today then most certainly for their spawn -- after they've been burnished in an expensive private school.
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Peterson returned it 72 yards to the Carolina 22, and he might have gone all the way if not for Ted Ginn's blazing speed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads GSTAAD, Switzerland — Why travel to the Swiss Alps, if not for the benefits of breathing some rareified air?
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Ovechkin, and all of the accolades Matthews received as a rookie probably would have been bestowed upon McDavid if not for a broken collarbone.
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The Russian Embassy to the UK tweeted what would normally be a mundane message, if not for the addition of one controversial cartoon frog.
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Over dinner, I had her walk me through how a first date would go down, if not for the previous 1,000 words of reasons.
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Read more: Humanity's first photos of Earth from the moon would have been thrown away if not for 3 people and an old McDonald's
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The death toll could have been much greater if not for the massive evacuation in the days before the storm made landfall, officials said.
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Only 1 percent of female survey respondents said they had frozen their eggs — but almost half said they would if not for the cost.
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If not for the Rockefellers, the incredible beauty and biodiversity of Great Smoky Mountains and Virgin Islands national parks would probably have gone unprotected.
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And yet it is indeed strong, as President Trump said Tuesday, if not for all the reasons or in all the ways he claimed.
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I would feel much more at home among Republicans and fellow white evangelicals alike if not for other Republican policies that are anti-life.
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If not for him, T'Challa would have been belly up in a river somewhere while Killmonger waged World War III from the Wakandan throne.
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"If not for existing land restrictions there now, that area would have been developed into a new, vibrant, mixed-use community," Mr. Kenner said.
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I walked through Detroit stash houses — anonymous, squat buildings with shuttered grates, utterly forgettable if not for the massive drug deals that happened inside.
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Its spirit has been lost, and we're left with a superstore that, if not for its East Village mural, could be in Anytown, USA.
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Irving was not injured, but with his face still healing, the impact certainly could have exacerbated the injury if not for the added protection.
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There would likely be a majority for a so-called "government of national unity" — if not for the contempt many MPs have for Corbyn.
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They claim the Addicks and Barker dams and reservoirs did their job and that the damage could have been worse if not for them.
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He drew bipartisan backlash earlier this month for questioning whether there would be any population left on Earth if not for rape and incest.
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Four states lost population in the last decade, but nine others would have also shrunk if not for the addition of foreign-born residents.
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"If not for the government, I wouldn't have this," said retired construction worker Jose Amaro pointing to his two-bedroom apartment with barred windows.
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If not for the bravery displayed by the military personnel on the ground and local law enforcement, today's tragedy could have been much worse.
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The planet has warmed nearly 2 degrees Fahrenheit since 1880, but it might be even hotter if not for the greening of the Earth.
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It also helps that they're comfortable and could easily be forgotten (if not for the music coming out of them) while running or biking.
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The Electric is quick off the line, hushed inside, and would be, uh, a gas to drive if not for its efficiency-minded tires.
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He might have gotten away with it if not for two bicyclists who saw him on top of Miller, who was unconscious, and intervened.
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If not for the rain, students would have been enjoying recess in a nearby yard, according to Boyette, a Jersey City school bus driver.
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But the blue-chip average would be tracking for double that advance if not for Boeing shares being down about 3% in the premarket.
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But if not for the quick actions of a woman who smelled the fire, he said, the outcome could have been even more tragic.
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The macroeconomic environment, the financial markets are not justifying a rate cut as early as July, if not for the remainder of the year.
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The anti-monument contingent rolls its eyes at this argument: If not for antislavery sentiment in the North, the South would never have seceded.
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In the process, they've muzzled three MVP candidates, who would be MVP winners if not for them all doing this at the same time.
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Kocher and Emanuel are also factually wrong to argue that insurers would have done swimmingly in the ACA exchanges if not for Marco Rubio.
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Set a positive example for the rest of the rich, if not for the sake of your own conscience then for the rest of us.
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Titled If Not For You, the 12-track album was originally recorded in 2005 and features production work from husband Rory Feek and Bill McDermott.
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It's one that Stokes and Ramey actually think marginalized what would be a mainstream movement if not for its early associations with a radical fringe.
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Sometimes, these cases would be completely unwinnable for the state if not for the defendant providing all the incriminating evidence against himself on social media.
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It's sold out—a second sold out headlining date, a perfect show if not for a rowdy crowd speaking over lo-fi pop opener Bedbug.
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"I'd be more worried about the marketwide sell-off if not for one thing: we already know that Adobe's business is on fire," Cramer said.
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North Carolina school shooting The shooting at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte might have been even worse, if not for one brave student.
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If not for Google's lack of support for the handsets going forward, the Pixel and Pixel XL would be perfectly viable if slightly outdated smartphones.
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Mayer's payday could been even bigger if not for a penalty assessed by the company in response to Mayer's handling of Yahoo's massive data breaches.
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Doherty's "sexy Parisian" haircut might just be her best look yet — if not for any other reason that it's strong and feminine, just like her.
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But Kearns thinks the government — and the general public — would have woken up faster to the perils of sugar if not for the industry's meddling.
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The secret is the 50% water and glycerin-infused formula, which would evaporate if not for the unique packaging design that acts as a stopper.
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At one point, Paterson takes on a gun-waving bar patron, which would seem heroic if not for the dewy-eyed sadness in Driver's eyes.
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Overall investment may have softened further if not for an unexpected rebound in the property market, which directly affects 40 other business sectors in China.
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We wouldn't be able to live in the greatest nation in the world if not for these heroes who keep us safe, secure and free.
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If not for a bunch of midrange phones and hype for HTC Vive virtual reality headset to prop it up, the company would be dead.
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Whaley said that if not for the quick police response, "hundreds of people in the Oregon District could be dead today," reports the Associated Press.
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He said he was told by a trauma surgeon that the officer might have been in much worse shape if not for the quick response.
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But everyone in the industry should want to make it happen, if not for themselves for their peers and all who will come after them.
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Based on the level they reached during the playoffs, it's easy to wonder what could have been if not for Klay Thompson's incendiary jump shot.
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"If not for her selfishness and direct contribution to David Sweat and Richard Matt, they would have not escaped from Clinton Correctional Facility," Wylie said.
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He has claimed that he would have won the popular vote if not for the "millions of people who voted illegally," despite offering no proof.
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Congress will press Mueller about whether he would have charged Trump with obstruction if not for the Justice Department policy against indicting a sitting president.
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And if not for a low-battery warning or notifications from the phone in my pocket, I could have easily stayed in VR for hours.
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If not for themselves, attorneys must address this issue for the sake of the clients they serve and the public they are trusted to protect.
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But analysts have warned oil prices would be higher by now if not for a spreading economic slowdown expected to soon start hitting fuel consumption.
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The bank's economists said they expect the increase in payrolls for September was 100,000 and would have been 75,000 higher if not for the hurricanes.
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Whaley said that if not for the quick police response, "hundreds of people in the Oregon District could be dead today," reports the Associated Press.
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Whaley said that if not for the quick police response, "hundreds of people in the Oregon District could be dead today," reports the Associated Press.
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Some would have gone hungry long ago if not for the generous Mexicans and municipalities that offered them tamales and pineapple juice along the route.
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If not for the centuries long embrace of private property rights in New York City, de Blasio would be mayor of an impoverished fishing village.
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The shooting could have been even deadlier if not for substitute teacher Kathleen Potter, who was with her students inside a computer lab, officials said.
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Lilly said sales would have risen 8 percent if not for the stronger dollar, which hurts the value of foreign sales in U.S. currency terms.
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If not for the fine, Alphabet said that earnings per share would have been $8.90 in the second quarter, compared with $7 a year earlier.
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If not for Mr. Jones, "Resurrection," while competently edited, would be devoid of humor, an area where Mr. Statham has shown promise in the past.
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No matter how you vote, there should be a tightly guarded paper record that can be used for audits, if not for the initial counting.
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We've got Harper, which would be an acceptable, kind of unoriginal option if not for the fact that her full name will be Harper Parker.
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If not for a great catch on a foul-pop by Cubs catcher David Ross, Cleveland may have been able to inflict even more damage.
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If not for a creepy killer cruising the scene ("Hellooo, Carmela"), the exhilarating language and oddball cast would make this debut a total laff-riot.
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They told CNN they would have gone hungry if not for generous Mexicans and municipalities who offered them tamales and pineapple juice along the route.
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He represented the district before and likely still would if not for the Comey Letter hurting the Democrats as a whole along with Hillary Clinton.
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The heartbreaking death of Corado would not have occurred if not for the suspect's depraved actions that precipitated a justifiable police response of deadly force.
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Interviewees spoke with gratitude of the opportunities provided by the camps, and said they would have succumbed to "extremism" if not for the government's intervention.
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If not for President Donald Trump's August intervention, Arpaio might well be in prison right now, after being convicted a month earlier of criminal contempt.
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And if not for a last-second change of heart they would have been without Earl Thomas, who had been in an extended contract holdout.
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If not for Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott's suspension, a clash between Philadelphia and Dallas would have been the marquee matchup of N.F.L. Week 11.
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"We think this would not be happening if not for the support of Trump and Kushner for the despotic government of Saudi Arabia," Sanders said.
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If you didn't live in McDougall-Hunt, there wouldn't be much reason to be here — if not for a four-block-long street called Heidelberg.
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"I would still have been in the small-donation category of a couple hundred dollars if not for Mary and the educational process," he said.
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His play might have generated more buzz if not for Bradley, who tied Hunter Mahan's 10-year-old record of nine under for a round.
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My girlfriend said later that she was sure she would have dropped the act 15 minutes in if not for the presence of these strangers.
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I will always wonder how many more races I could have won or how much longer I could have raced if not for my stubbornness.
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Federer and Djokovic are excellent on the clay and, if not for Nadal, would surely have won more than just one Roland Garros title apiece.
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They expected students and activists to swarm districts, shaming Congress into acting, if not for moral reasons then for the overriding rationale of political survival.
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Walton acknowledged that Coach Steve Kerr's late-season calculus would have been a lot of different if not for the team's pursuit of 73 wins.
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Would he still be on the payroll now if not for the allegations -- and the images of ex-wife Colbie Holderness' black eye -- going public?
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Or you wouldn't care if not for Mr. Pryce and Ms. Atkins, who face the adversity of the text in contrastingly and compulsively watchable ways.
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"If not for this event, we believe the China Division would have delivered its fifth consecutive quarter of positive same-store sales growth," Yum said.
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Either way, the cult of Hockney will persist, if not for the greatness of his late works then for the idea of greatness they preserve.
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If not for the policy, her clients would likely be in the US where they'd receive counsel in an attorney's office or other private location.
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The woman sustained minor injuries to her leg, but she told CNN affiliate KCAL she might have suffered much worse if not for her screaming.
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It would have taken me over the edge if not for a skinny pinyon pine growing up from under the rim right at that spot.
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He might have gotten away with it if not for two bicyclists who saw Turner on top of the unconscious 22-year-old and intervened.
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No one watching would've known this was a live production if not for the periodic cheers from an invisible audience and the occasional blown line.
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If not for a wide trip that caused him to run an additional 40 feet than Thousand Words, he would have hit the wire first.
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Outspoken celebrities like Beyoncé and Jay-Z are encouraging fans to become vegan, if not for ethical reasons, then because of health and environmental benefits.
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Vaclav Smil has estimated that about 40 percent of the people on Earth wouldn't be alive if not for the process Haber and Bosch invented.
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Tolba wouldn't have obtained an organ so quickly if not for changes in medical practice that have enabled more victims of opioid overdose to become donors.
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"If not for the recent drop in the oil price, the cost increases going forward might have been steeper," NPD's exploration head Torgeir Stordal told Reuters.
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Who would we be, if not for the sparkles, shimmering text, and rotating pot leaves it allowed us to barf all over our MySpace profile pictures?
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Every major tech company is in the language translation game—they all want Babel Fish, if not for profit then for pride, and the wow factor.
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We might not have been here to ask the question of what would happen if the moon were not there, if not for the moon's existence!
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The magnetic moment is studied with a property called the "g-factor," which would be equal to two if not for that little extra quantum piece.
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Tracking down such fugitives would be practically hopeless if not for a discovery made in 2014 by a team including Raman Sundrum, Chacko's colleague at Maryland.
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" Mark said the medical costs are about the same as a new car every year, "But what would I spend it on if not for Mona.
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The Great One's sluggish back check is anything but great, and if not for Casey's solitary moment of brilliance, the series would have ended right there.
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If not for my own laziness, I could've put one foot in front of the other and gotten on the train 90 percent of the time.
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Robitaille was an eight-time All-Star, and a demon on the powerplay, who may have played even longer if not for the 2004-05 lockout.
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If not for a reduction in playing time, which has seen Fischer average 12.7 minutes over the last three games, he may already have the records.
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Mr. Kushner believes that he could have struck a deal long ago if not for the shadow of the Trump administration, people close to him say.
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Leave aside, for one moment, the legal and political hurdles that could delay the impeachment or dismissal of Mr Trump for years, if not for ever.
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Neal & Suozzi seriously on #surprisebilling when, if not for the W&M delay, a ban on surprise billing would already be the law of the land.
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And historically there would have been no social progress if not for the presence of specific humans dissenting and breaking from herd-inspired suspicion and fear.
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And arguably, none of it would have happened if not for rigorous journalists who convinced these harassers' victims to talk on the record about what happened.
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Newness would be boring if not for the fact that the parameters of an open relationship aren't the only thing threatening to blow this relationship up.
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If not for that inedible choking hazard of a bay leaf that's garnished at the end, she would have gotten a perfect 10 for culinary prowess.
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This new re-release could not have happened if not for an effort to preserve the film in 1999, when the restoration team at Warner Bros.
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Jill's heart breaks when she thinks about what her parents went through -- and what Kim's future might have looked like if not for congenital rubella syndrome.
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Being too forward to such a controversial U.S. leader, however, could yet backfire – at least for Prime Minister Theresa May, if not for the royal family.
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This entire news special is worth watching in full — if not for the cuteness, then for golden lines like "dogged in his pursuit of a popsicle."
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It was an unfortunate name to pull from the hat, but also one that could have been avoided, if not for the incompetence of the FIGC.
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That might be okay if not for one huge problem: Amazon Video, one of the biggest sources of 4K and HDR content, doesn't work with Chromecast.
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If not for Canucks goaltender Ryan Miller and the physical structure of the net behind him, the Rangers could have turned the game into a laugher.
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CM Punk should NEVER fight again ... according to Mike Jackson, who says if not for the mercy he showed, Punk could've been badly hurt Saturday night.
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But McDonald's wouldn't be the global force it is today if not for the man who bought the family business and turned it into an empire.
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If not for the individual weight-loss journeys each one embarked on halfway across the world from each other, their love story may never have happened.
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If not for the marksmanship of Talia Walton, who scored 211 of Washington's first 18 points, the Huskies' 43-31 halftime deficit would have been larger.
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If not for the silver lining of solid soy processing results due to strong global crush margins in 2018, their earnings would have been far worse.
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If Democrats decide to latch on to it—if not for the common good, then simply to make their party cohere—a real change is coming.
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The event would be unremarkable if not for the satellite's rather unusual payload: six titanium cylinders of crude oil, compressed to 500 times standard atmospheric pressure.
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Rousseff would probably never have been vulnerable to this attack if not for the economy being immersed in its worst recession in more than 25 years.
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If not for San Jose goalie Martin Jones, who made a trio of wonderful saves in OT, it wouldn't have gone as long as it did.
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If not for the rain delays, still a Wimbledon trademark on the outside courts, it would have been entertainment perfectly suited to today's limited attention spans.
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Sport: FootballAge retired: 29Years as a pro: 9One thing to know: Gronkowski might have gone down as the greatest tight end ever if not for injuries.
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Swain said she would have sentenced Stewart to prison if not for the "unusually serious" medical condition of his wife, Claudia Stewart, who required his care.
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"This wouldn't have happened if not for Sunrisers across the country who asked him repeatedly to sign the pledge & stand w/ our generation," the group tweeted.
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The children harmed by the administration's policies will likely be haunted by the experience for years to come, if not for the rest of their lives.
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We cough from the wave of dust unleashed by the explosions, and I'm keenly aware that if not for Laia's quick thinking, we'd both be dead.
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Three officers shot him within one minute, killing him, the chief said, adding that the scene might have been bloodier if not for the quick response.
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One wonders how Williams thinks ISIS came to be, if not for the kind of military intervention she says is necessary to fight groups like ISIS.
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Her neck swanned out from the dress's 1950s dropped shoulders; she would have looked vulnerable if not for a huge collar of pearls around her neck.
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It became really self-evident that we had to jump into the fold and do something—if not for the larger community—for our own sanity.
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If not for almost-lifelong resident Antonio Saldaña in partnership with the local advocacy group Casa ALBA Melanie these Latino voices might have gone completely unheard.
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If not for the occasional human figure, the naval city south of Tokyo could be mistaken for a ghost town of old signs and shuttered storefronts.
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People might have suffered the price if not for the thousands of bugs the device suffered — so many bugs that Apple delayed the device three times.
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Nationals 5, Dodgers 2 WASHINGTON — If not for the frailty of the human knee, Jose Lobaton would not have played for the Washington Nationals on Sunday.
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You'd forget you were even in New York City if not for the fact that your table is in the middle of the West Side Highway.
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His score might have soared if not for his putting, which was uniformly solid and included a 24-footer for par on the par-3 eighth.
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If not for 20 turnovers in the first half, the Seminoles might have forged a lead of more than 20133 points, their high for the night.
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Getting men's players would be even harder if not for the G League agreeing to continue to pay its players when they are on national teams.
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One could argue that both franchises would not be in their current situations if not for the emergence of another quarterback seven years ago: Colin Kaepernick.
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Who would have complained about such a path after the 20 percent gain in 23, if not for the giddy, unsustainable surge to start the year?
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The Predators piled on 40 shots during the first two periods and could have enjoyed a much larger lead if not for great goaltending from Lehner.
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As these varied examples make clear, Trump cares about one thing, and one thing only, and that is power for himself, if not for his country.
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But I want to acknowledge that I wouldn't be standing here tonight if not for two people who aren't here with us: Ron Goldman, Nicole Brown.
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Which would be absolutely hilarious, if not for the fact that Biden could very well end up being the nominee, and then we're just totally screwed.
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It happened so quickly and it's such an emotional ride, and it came so close to being a horrific tragedy if not for those police officers.
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The post-assassination devotion to the president would be hilarious if not for, you know, the potential death and pain that could come as a result.
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"If not for my own motivation to go to college, I would not have been able to carve out a traditional experience for myself," he said.
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Why else would the Interior Department consider revoking protections for beloved national monuments if not for oil and gas interests pulling the strings behind closed doors?
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Georgia Tech (274-211) lost by a large margin, but this game easily could have gone the other way if not for two game-defining plays.
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He said this version of the Mavs is the one that would have surfaced earlier if not for an extended stretch of injuries to key players.
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The shame of it is that so many more might have seized the moment to come forward if not for the chilling effect of Mitchell's performance.
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"If not for legendary horticulturist and garden designer Gertrude Jekyll, the world might be a much drabber place," reads a Google blog post about the doodle.
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Trump has claimed multiple times since his November victory that he would have won the popular vote if not for millions of people casting ballots illegally.
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But McCown is well regarded around the league for his professionalism, if not for his durability (injuries limited him to 13 games the last two years).
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Well, judging by her interview with Swisher, Clinton continues to believe she would have won if not for Russian interference and then-FBI Director James Comey.
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He may have had three in a row if not for an 80-game suspension he received in 2016 after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
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It'd be easy to get caught up in the delicate swoons and swells, if not for the grinning gleam that he lends some of his sounds.
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Ditto for sleeper highlight "Calling All Cops," which would have likely garnered more attention from the underground if not for the fact that Pierre could actually sing.
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For example, Rogue One might well have won the visual effects award for resurrecting Peter Cushing — if not for the impressively furry animals created for Jungle Book.
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That point would feel more worthy of praise if not for the fact that it managed let 5,000 problematic targeting options sneak their way into the system.
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If not for the trade war, both oil and gasoline prices could be much higher than they are now on rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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"I never would have caught 'em all if not for the help and advice of some great friends I made along the way," Johnson says via email.
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The Factor GMO study may have gone to seed if not for Mary Mangan, a biologist affiliated with the pro-GMO advocacy group Cornell Alliance for Science.
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"Medium wouldn't have seen the light of day if not for Ev Williams being who he is, and having the kind of network he has," said Rosenblatt.
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If not for a brief appearance in a couple of episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, this would be the first TV Spock in 50 years.
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Boston responded in the bottom of the seventh, and it might have been worse for Miami if not for Benintendi, who was responsible for all three outs.
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Democrats are going to miss Obama Democrats have nominated Barack Obama for the presidency twice and, if not for that pesky 22nd Amendment, they'd keep doing it.
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Omitting any kind of smartphone connectivity (we hear Instagram is like really huge these days) would be a terrible decision if not for the Polaroid's analog legacy.
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What they're saying: Assistant Attorney General Makin Delrahim said that the merger "would be anti-competitive" if not for the remedies the agency includes in its settlement.
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The album ends with "Ever Again," a track that could slide right into a John Hughes teen movie from the '80s if not for Robyn's distinctive vocals.
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"Simply put, the summer movie season as we know it today would not exist if not for 'Jaws,'" Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore, told CNN.
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The majority tell of patients turned away from public hospitals, or who were victims of malpractice, and who would have died, if not for the Santa Muerte.
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Jim Crow could not have survived without the force of the Klan, and the Klan would not have been necessary if not for the rationale behind segregation.
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"He would not be the person he is today if not for the support of these amazing clinicians over his young life," she said of her son.
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The Cubs and Astros are largely to blame for this, existing as ringing endorsements of leaning into the rebuild, but if not for parity's sake then what?
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All that energy would remain locked up in the plankton if not for the little fish that come along and eat it [then bigger fish eat them].
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I'd be lying if I said the fame and money didn't catch my attention—if not for those, I wouldn't know who he was to begin with.
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If not for your mutilation at the hand of a second-rate sorcerer, you wouldn't be here helping the Lord's chosen bring his light into the world.
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Moskowitz's video will hopefully help to combat Lickey's argument, at least for the students from her former high school, if not for people all over the country.
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Both of which would, in fact, be very easy for a nation as rich as America to afford, if not for the parasites that make them inaccessible.
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Most of all, there will be intense hardship visited upon refugees who would, if not for Trump, be candidates for resettlement in the United States of America.
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It's tragic that 11,300 West Africans died from Ebola, but the toll would have been incomparably higher — in Africa and in America — if not for Obama's actions.
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Alert resident tipped off police If not for the sharp eye of a Houston resident Tuesday, authorities said, the suspect may have zeroed in on another target.
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"If not for the tariffs, the U.S. solar market would undoubtedly look better today than it does now," SEIA president Abigail Ross Hopper said in a statement.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was off 1.2 percent, and might have fallen further if not for holidays in many Asian financial centres.
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"If not for Ken Griffey, I wouldn't have given a butt about baseball," said Brooks, who traveled from Baltimore and frequently jumped for joy during the induction.
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If not for the capital gains treatment of carried interests, the tax bill might have represented a meaningful step toward eliminating special interests in the tax code.
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Kings slip past Jets on Carter's OT goal LOS ANGELES — If not for the Los Angeles Kings' uncanny overtime success, who knows where their season would be.
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Benjamin Dean, communications director for Pantheon developer Visionary Realms, shared more details on Pantheon's message board: I would never have learned to type if not for McQuaid.
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The contemplative atmosphere of the yard would not be the same if not for the gates and the fences that delineate a barrier between town and gown.
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Comey recounted in his March 30 memo that Trump said he thought he would have won a Obamacare repeal vote if not for the cloud over Russia.
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For some reason, Freddie Mitchell, a forgettable former Eagles receiver if not for one catch on 4th-and-26, seems to have a thing against Donovan McNabb.
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It was the mother of my son's friend, back home in stupid New Jersey, and I realized she wouldn't be calling if not for something gone awry.
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If not for her aversion to the job's public-facing aspects, like schmoozing with agents and authors, Ms. Hourigan could have made a wonderful editor, colleagues say.
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Chevy in the Hole would not be turning into Chevy Commons if not for Zacks and FPAP, said Greg Fiedler, director of the Greater Flint Arts Council.
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In 2015, the Culiacán Botanical Garden installed James Turrell's "Encounter," a dome structure that would be completely enclosed if not for an oval opening at the top.
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And while Rubio's campaign appears to believe Rubio would have won Virginia if not for Kasich, a Kasich strategist is openly calling on Rubio to drop out.
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Below, shop some of the most-loved Aveeno products you can buy for under $20 — if not for your skin, do it to celebrate Friends' 25th birthday.
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The critical thing, however, is that if not for hypocritical Republican opposition, we could have been running these higher deficits in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015.
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My friend had shown me his photo before our visit, and if not for the signature glasses and flat-brimmed cap, I would not have recognized him.
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That said, there are two products I would use if not for the nagging questions I have about data collection: DNA testing and in-home voice assistants.
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But political operatives in North Carolina believe his margin of defeat would have been far larger if not for the hurricane and his in-the-spotlight response.
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For years, start-ups aiming for consumer audiences modeled themselves on Google and Facebook, offering innovations to the masses at rock-bottom prices, if not for free.
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Formlabs, Otherlab, The Echo Nest, all of which I think are great, but none of which I would have heard of if not for some personal connections.
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Most recently, King has been under fire for arguing against exceptions for abortion by questioning whether there would be any population if not for rape or incest.
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In North Carolina, Blue Cross and Blue Shield said it would have sought an 8.8 percent average increase, instead of 260 percent, if not for the uncertainty.
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I mightn't have thought so if not for the last paragraph, which, like a sudden break in the weather, astonishes with the force of its unexpected beauty.
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It could, of course, have been a great deal better if not for the erratic nature of the president and the Republican rank and file in Congress.
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Twice major winner Spieth, 23, already has a Green Jacket and perhaps should probably have another if not for a disastrous sequence at the par-three 12th.
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Just days before our arrival, she gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, but her fate could have been very different if not for the U.N. clinic.
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If not for a Taylor Motter blast into the left field bleachers that capped Seattle's scoring in the fifth inning, he would have completed four clean frames.
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So call me a glutton for punishment, if not for leftover food, but I'll be at Citi Field this Sunday when the Mets play the Oakland Athletics.
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Bregman argued that if not for all the injuries to key players, the Astros might have broken the major league record for wins in a season (116).
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Trump's travel ban might be OK if not for his anti-Muslim comments, opposing attorney says Trump's travel ban might be OK if not for his anti-Muslim comments, opposing attorney says President Donald Trump's travel ban was the subject of federal court proceedings for the second time in a week on Monday, as judges and attorneys discussed how much weight to give to Trump's past comments about Muslims.
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Fortuitous Phone Call The story might have ended with those two tapes deteriorating in Shamokin if not for a phone call from Troy Haupt's childhood friend, Clint Hepner.
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CNN special: City of the Dead: A neighborhood destroyed by Duterte's war on drugs Gone, not forgotten If not for the searing image, Siaron might have been forgotten.
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In other words, Amazon could be pushing something that would make it a lot more money if not for the fact no one really wants to use it.
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But Marrero accepted the companies' arguments that Sprint is already a weakened competitor that might have to stop operating at a national level if not for the merger.
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If not for the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant and facilities like it, it's quite possible that New York City would drown in its own feces and filth.
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Queenland's untitled sculpture sits low to the ground surrounded by roses — it would be difficult to even find if not for the four orange Current:LA banners flanking it.
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In retrospect, opting to stick with his liquor/morphine/chloral hydrate/vitamin B12 cocktail might have been the best move for his legacy, if not for his health.
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Senator Barack Obama did this in Denver eight years ago, and if not for inclement weather President Obama would have done it in Charlotte, N.C., four years ago.
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If not, for TVs that have legs on each side, the unit's height (2.28 inches) should allow it to fit between them underneath the display in many cases.
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Net debt increased some 38 percent in the quarter, though Petrobras said debt would have in fact fallen marginally if not for the adjustments to its accounting methods.
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If not for that ever-changing, unpredictable treatment plan, you might think Vreeland has a dream life for a 29-year-old woman living in New York City.
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Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal from earlier this year felt like the culmination of all of these privacy concerns — if not for the Senate, then for the American public.
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In interviews it is not uncommon to hear nostalgia—if not for Mr Ben Ali then for his predecessor, Habib Bourguiba, who ruled for 30 years until 1987.
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These odious sentiments would never have come to light if not for the trial's discovery process that brought so many of Uber's underhanded tactics out into the open.
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While Hamrick is only 29, her doctor probably offered some of this testing, if not for any risk factor of her own, because her partner, Mick, is 72.
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If not for the sake of flavor alone, then for the fact that you're effectively paying "for the privilege of eating our garbage," Bourdain quips in the article.
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The work would be moving a lot more slowly now, however, if not for a major change to the way Ubisoft works with South Park's Comedy Central team.
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It stands in an area earmarked for green space by a former city mayor, if not for the efforts of residents to ensure their local library was rebuilt.
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If not for the blazing yellow jackets of the Ontario Provincial Police officers on scene, one could easily assume this was a place built by bikers, for bikers.
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And all those DSA folks who kept the torch alive for all those decades when it wasn't as prominent -- we would not be here if not for them.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger won the governorship of deep-blue California, and would have contended for the presidency if not for the constitutional requirement that candidates be natural-born citizens.
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"I want to acknowledge that I wouldn't be standing here tonight if not for two people who aren't here with us: Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown," Edelman said.
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If not for the unsanctioned injection facility, most of the site's visitors told researchers they would have shot up in a park, public restroom, street or parking lot.
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Clinton did appear to be eager for the moment, if not for the new proximity of the news media, and for what the end of the summer meant.
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The race cars, which can reach speeds faster than 200 mph at NASCAR's fastest tracks, would fling outwards and off the track if not for the banked turns.
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There's no margin for error for these kids, and she would have lost her college dreams if not for a squad of adults ready to mobilize around her.
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Armstrong said if not for Soon, he wouldn't have had access to Capitol Hill or been a signatory on so many public letters giving political cover to doubt.
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But Beautiful Noise, a concept album whose concept would be indecipherable if not for the liner notes and promo material, is the best studio album Diamond ever released.
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The method would have been lost—thanks to the industry's stainless steel fetish—if not for a select group of beer nerds committed to preserving ancient brewing styles.
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The Cowboys led 258-0 and 10-7 and could have been up more, if not for a penalty and an official review that cost them two touchdowns.
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Line: Lions by 2500 ½ If not for two tremendous plays by cornerback Darius Slay, the Lions would be 21-27 and coming off a disastrous second-half collapse.
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We would never have had Anne Frank's diary if not for the attic that, for a time, shielded the Frank family and their companions from their terrible fate.
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Jerusalem has always been the most sensitive issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with every square inch considered sacred, if not for religious reasons, then for political aspirations.
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" Mr. Trump tweeted this week after reports of North Korea's continued weapons development surfaced, adding, "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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If not for the tournament, he said, this would have been a day to sit in the clubhouse with hot chocolate and wait for the temperature to rise.
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Real incomes declined every year since 2014, though 2018 would have shown a minuscule increase if not for a one-off bonus paid to retirees the previous year.
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In fact, the between-the-lines implication was that if not for the president's being unindictable, Mr. Mueller likely would have charged Mr. Trump with obstruction of justice.
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Diamond concludes that "Hillary Clinton would almost certainly have won" the presidency in 2016 if not for Russian subversion, which sowed confusion and hardened negative opinions about her.
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Tom McIntosh said he wouldn't be alive if not for the help of a stranger who used a belt to create a makeshift tourniquet for his wounded leg.
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Temple College is in the World Series for the third time, and would not even be here if not for a double forfeit in the regional title game.
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The disco party — and the looks each character showed up in — would have been the highlight of the episode... if not for the slap heard 'round the world.
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If not for a child's painful memory of that betrayal, the Patriots might not exist today as winners of five Super Bowl titles with Brady as their quarterback.
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Or how the United Nations field operations that couldn't discontinue without people dying would cease if not for his crew's tracking our convoys and keeping our communications running.
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Then, on top of that, economic modelers would compute a projected economic loss — in other words, estimating what the deceased would have earned if not for the catastrophe.
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NatWest economists are forecasting 4.5 percent for growth, and if not for tariff-related activity, it may would have been 3.5 percent, a full point lower, Cummins said.
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The company's products might have been seen as unremarkable party essentials in a throwaway age if not for the creation of the Solo cup in the mid-1970s.
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Tony Brnusak, 62, who has worked for nearly 40 years in the Cumberland mine, said he would probably be retiring, if not for the uncertainty around his benefits.
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The damage against Syndergaard could have been worse if not for two stellar catches in the outfield by Conforto, who also had two hits in his unexpected start.
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If not for the work of women of color, there would have been no impeachment movement for them to glom onto, a fact this story seems to forget.
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But if not for them, the population of Saxony, a state of four million inhabitants, would have shrunk 2 percent from 2012 to 2018, according to government figures.
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But if not for them, the population of Saxony, a state of four million inhabitants, would have shrunk 2 percent from 2012 to 2018, according to government figures.
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At the very end of Tuesday's hearing, the judge imagined aloud what she'd like to do to Nassar if not for the Eighth Amendment to the US Constitution.
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If not for its deep pockets and executive leadership from Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, it'd be easy to dismiss as a dumb idea in an overcrowded market.
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Holmes might have escaped scrutiny if not for reporter John Carreyrou of the Wall Street Journal, who published a series of stories that led to the company's collapse.
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"If not for their actions, and the actions of the Naval Security Force that were the first responders on the scene, this incident could have been far worse."
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It's hard to imagine that WeWork or Uber, both as companies and as extensions of their founders' wills, could've gotten away with so much if not for SoftBank.
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We've helped the region attract 28500,6900 new people, many of whom would never have come if not for the mobility and jobs a modern toll road makes possible.
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If not for her decision not long before the vote to allow for uncontrolled mass immigration into the heart of Europe, the pro-Brexit forces might have lost.
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The fallout from the president's handling of the crisis might have been more easily dismissed as liberal, anti-Trump paranoia if not for an improbable twist of events.
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He figured enough time had passed that he would be safe, and he might have been right if not for a minor political shake-up in New York.
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If not for the companionship, then for the convenience: someone who can help me level a painting I want to hang or zip the back of my favorite jumpsuit.
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Still, Oculus wouldn't need to be too worried about Microsoft's competing push if not for both the comfort and entry-level PC requirements the Windows Mixed Reality platform enjoys.
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"Sears wouldn't be in this case right now if not for the asset stripping Eddie Lampert has put people through," said Lily Wang, deputy campaign director for the group.
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Much of the conflict that drives both Ant-Man and Ant-Man and the Wasp would be null and void if not for Hank's selfishness and disregard for others.
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I would never have discovered the brilliant and chaotic bleakness of the band Spell, for instance, if not for Ed Templeton's effortless part in Toy Machine's Good and Evil.
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Then there is the idea that Trump's approval rating would be in the mid-to-high 60s if not for the negative news coverage and/or the Mueller investigation.
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Others, like drug price gauger Martin Shrkreli, are people who might have faded from the public mind long ago if not for his willingness to pick fights on Twitter.
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We found 15 oddly cut bathing suits that are so cool, we wouldn't mind emblazoning their unusual designs on our bodies (well, if not for our skin-care regimens).
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"We believe if not for that manufacturing issue on the ramp (of Battery B), the Note 7 would still be in the market," Samsung's US head Tim Baxter says.
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Prevezon would have barely registered in the public's consciousness if not for a 249 meeting that has become one of the most closely scrutinized events in the presidential campaign.
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If not for the inclusion of more recognizable images, in which she's still clean-faced but bearing her her signature thick, black lashes, I may not have recognized her.
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She created databases for cash through her years at Georgetown University, where her mother said she would have graduated with a 4.0 if not for a A- in Mandarin.
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In an interview, she said that if not for Ms. Danius, she would never wear the blouse, which she associated with older working women: librarians and secretaries, for example.
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If not for the picturesque scenery of volcanos, geysers, and glaciers (what Instagram dreams are made of), then, at least, for the tranquil hot springs of the Blue Lagoon.
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The blend between fan fiction and professional fiction wouldn't exist if not for changing ideas about fandom and changing understandings of fan fiction on the part of the public.
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This kind of collective rallying power against a multinational corporation would be commendable — if not for the very fact that the Note7 is a ticking time bomb, of course.
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But the consensus from our sources is that they'd be higher if not for Instagram Stories, and Snapchat's long-term growth, especially internationally, will be hindered by the competition.
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Punkt's first device included just texting and calling, which would likely have worked as intended if not for the inconvenient choice to have it connect only to 2G networks.
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If not for the grace of a Good Samaritan and the SOS Children's Village in Bindura that he brought me to, I would not be where I am today.
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Arguably, the Assad regime may have collapsed long ago if not for substantial military and financial assistance from its allies, which also include Iran and Lebanon's Shiite movement, Hezbollah.
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If not for the pain of someone accidentally recording over your T.J. Hooker finale, would we have realized the need for hours-worth of recording time in one TiVo?
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In fact, there's a good chance you wouldn't be reading this if not for the drug, as it likely prevented an infection in yourself or one of your ancestors.
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Living in San Francisco, you encounter plenty of vegetarians, vegans, and a surprising number of sympathizers who would happily join those tribes if not for one meat in particular.
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Weintraub praises the work of the massive team of investigators who solved the case, and says that "we'd still be looking" for Patrick's body if not for Dinardo's confession.
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Throughout are observations about fame and celebrity that would seem obvious if not for the context in which they appear, which lends them a sort of absurdist, purposeful candor.
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"If not for this event, we believe the China Division would have delivered its fifth consecutive quarter of positive same-store sales growth," Chief Executive Officer Greg Creed said.
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Avenatti also said Trump and his family "have demonstrated genuine animus" toward him and that it was clear he would not have been prosecuted if not for that animus.
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But if the current season to date is any sign, hurtling toward a climax at a faster pace will be good for its story (if not for HBO's coffers).
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Apple, for example, said there was a difference in $5 billion in revenue if not for foreign exchange rates, and for Google that represents about $1 billion in revenue.
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The people and resources we needed were all already in DCFirst, my cofounder and I never would have met if not for the extremely strong local tech startup scene.
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With his schooling behind him, there would have been little to prevent someone in Mr. Trump's situation from being drafted, if not for the diagnosis of his bone spurs.
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If not for tremendous advocacy, which resulted in his receipt of a rare governor's pardon, Khalil would have been permanently ripped apart from the life he had painstakingly built.
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If not for Mr. Fahrenthold's reporting, neither the public nor the government might ever have known that Mr. Trump most likely used the foundation as a personal piggy bank.
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That could make for a sorta upsetting listen, if not for the joy with which she mixes these off-balance tunes—a little antacid for these stomach-turning jams.
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If not for that aid, their education would be hit or miss, as the girls said that the teachers at their public schools had been on strike since March.
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If not for the rebuttal address by Stacey Abrams, who spoke of our nation's diversity and unity, I would not have recognized the America Trump spoke of last night.
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He could have gone nowhere, and we wouldn't be able to enjoy his art today if not for the spray paint pieces he made when he was a teenager.
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She said she held President Trump personally responsible — if not for the shooting itself, then at least for the nation's deep divisions that the shooting reflected in horrific reality.
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This would be merely a funny story if not for the fact that these small offices are inflicting big costs on companies that actually produce useful goods and services.
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And Rodriguez's account may have gone that route if not for the scandal that would derail his career and, according to him, change his life and perspective on everything.
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Many of the best meals I've had in the Northern Rivers could almost be mistaken for spa food, if not for the focus on bold flavor and intense pleasure.
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Instead of run-of-the-mill butlers, there are red-liveried footmen, a detail that could read as tacky if not for the splendid surroundings and royal family legacy.
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Shattered vertebrae from a 203 spill, which closely followed a broken shoulder and collarbone, might have resulted in paralysis, if not for his excellent physical shape, doctors told Smith.
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The library, he said, was something a person could use — for computers, if not for books — even if that person didn't have a dime, and he still respects that.
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Hart milks a funny running gag about the leisurely pace of Milo's speech, which would be maddening if not for its unflagging good nature, which somehow makes it funnier.
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Authorities said far more kids would have died if not for Kendrick Ray Castillo, an 18-year-old lover of robotics who also enjoyed spending time with the elderly.
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"Know that the holidays are stressful for everyone and that getting together with extended family can he hard – if not for you then consider others around you," Nelson said.
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ASIC said CommInsure was fined A$700,000 ($475,020) by a local court in Sydney for charges that could have totaled A$1.8 million if not for the guilty plea.
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It was a flop gone wrong for Japanese pole vaulter Hiroki Ogita -- when he ALMOST cleared the bar during a jump in Rio ... if not for his meddling penis.
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"At the end of the day, none of this would have happened if not for those women coming forward and sharing their stories with the public," Ms. Kwiatkowski said.
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Jasser's are ideas we would more easily recognize for what they are — and would likely reject out of hand — if not for the fact that Jasser is himself Muslim.
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If not for Mr Westbrook's all-time record 973 triple-doubles, James Harden of the Houston Rockets, who amassed 22, would have set the single-season high excluding Mr Robertson.
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I am one of more than 900 former federal prosecutors who signed a letter arguing that Trump would have been indicted for obstruction if not for his status as President.
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Falling natural gas prices would be even lower if not for a growing U.S. export market — both via pipeline to Mexico and through liquefied natural gas shipments around the world.
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This would all be quite comic if not for the millions of people who badly need decent health insurance and are going to suffer as Trump teaches himself this lesson.
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The display is clearly the first thing you notice, and if not for the famed notch, it would merely be as impressive as a Samsung Galaxy S8 or Note 8.
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Microsoft Continuum was a cool idea and it could have really morphed into something serious, if not for the fact that it was stuck on a virtually non-existent platform.
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If not for the sanctions, the Russian government, banks, and corporations could have borrowed their way out of the crisis (especially given that the overall external debt was not large).
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He has consistently glorified his father's legacy, even daring to claim that the Southeast Asian country would have turned into a developed country if not for the 1986 EDSA Revolution.
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