"People want the last word on this story, though I doubt Netflix will be the last word," says Nadeua.
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It is a last word cocktail and this Chartreuse is from the same era when this classic last word cocktail was invented.
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Mr. Haight offers us a set of five common phrases where the last word, BACK, is removed and the new last word is written from "back" to front.
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It's that last word — organically — that must be repeated.
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The last word the FAA wants to hear is 'novel.'
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Speaking of civil, Jeff Lord gets the last word, Jeff.
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HANNITY: Herman I will give you the last word here.
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We'd also like to reiterate that last word of choice.
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He doesn't have the last word on the Latinx experience.
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PEOPLE confirmed The Last Word costars' engagement earlier this month.
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Last word, Gregg, because we are running out of time.
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"I'm still the last word on fit," Ms. Epstein said.
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Things along those lines," he told MSNBC's "The Last Word.
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I don't have the last word directing a television show.
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Voters have a way of always getting the last word.
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This is what it means to get the last word.
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EAST HAMPTON "Last Word From Paradise," Peter Beard solo exhibition.
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King Salman, 82, still has the last word on everything.
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SCOTT WAPNER: I'm going to make that the last word.
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" He elongated that last word with a mocking "gay voice.
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The court has spoken, but surely not the last word.
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Mr. Bulatov's painting ought to be the enigmatic last word.
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Chris, why don't you have the last word on this.
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For one afternoon, death did not get the last word.
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That doesn't mean these men have the last word, however.
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Yet arithmetic gets the last word in many human affairs.
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But Rutter did get the last word in on Twitter.
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"I will have the last word, you know I will."
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This time, Democrats say they will have the last word.
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Brooke Nevils isn't letting Matt Lauer have the last word.
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And that should be the last word on this matter.
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Nor will O'Connor have the last word on this case.
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"Fortunately Donald Trump is not the last word," he said.
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But Mr. Li seemed determined to have the last word.
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"Thank U, Next" is Grande's last word about her ex-boyfriends.
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The song needed to happen, but it's not Taylor's last word.
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HANNITY: Let me give Gregg Jarrett the last word tonight. Gregg?
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It's another way to have the last word on Monday night!
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HANNITY: We&aposll give the last word tonight to John Solomon.
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Last word we&aposre going to give to John Solomon tonight.
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Don't let go until two seconds after the person's last word.
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The current model does not look anything like the last word.
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The new study isn't necessarily the last word on tomato taste.
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But as we've been told, she always gets the last word.
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He had the last word, too, in his showdown with Khrushchev.
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This week's last word comes from Mitch Goldberg at ClientFirst Strategy.
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Her decision is not necessarily the last word in the matter.
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Treasury's criteria for pronouncing currency manipulation are not the last word.
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The forthcoming Interior Department proposal will not be the last word.
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Bleecker Street's "The Last Word" opened to $35,620 in limited release.
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Colombians will have the last word during an Oct. 2. plebiscite.
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Katie Kerwin McCrimmon: My last word is really a useless one.
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The last word came from the group came at 10 a.m.
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Mr. McCain appeared to have planned to have the last word.
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Not all experts believe the new report is the last word.
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He does not clamor for the last word in old disputes.
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On the other hand, that designer also gets the last word.
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But that's not the last word with which she leaves us.
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The National Assembly will have the last word on the bill.
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We shouldn't feel like we have to have the last word.
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Three of the four gave her the last word, as well.
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It's an important contribution, even if it isn't the last word.
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Economists may not love them, but voters get the last word.
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All of the conflicts I listed above are visited and revisited and revisited, with episodes ending with seemingly THE LAST WORD on any given subject, before the next episode immediately goes about reversing said last word.
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But I want to get Congressman Biggs to have the last word.
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Kimberly, last word-- HARF: I want Jesse to sponsor me as well.
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You know-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Let me get Sean for the last word.
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HANNITY: Last word we&aposll give it to you, Leonard Leo tonight.
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HANNITY: You know, I&aposll give you the last word, Dan Bongino.
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Kat, last word to you, I think you are for the change.
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Let me get -- Gregg, we&aposll give you the last word tonight.
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And on Sunday night, Pence himself had the last word via Twitter.
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"That was about the last word I heard from America," she recalled.
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The audience and our production staff was hanging on every last word.
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Last Word typically includes Green Chartreuse, gin, Maraschino liqueur and lime juice.
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Netflix, however, isn't keen on letting other networks have the last word.
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Nothing says family drama quite like insistence on getting the last word.
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But the good news is, this budget proposal isn't the last word.
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This most likely won't be the United States' last word on Syria.
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But that's not the last word on whether you should get them.
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The Last Word is a particularly special film for Seyfried and Sadoski.
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In Iran, the last word belongs to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Gervais wanted the last word, of course, and snuck back on stage.
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But it was Schumer who had the last word on the subject.
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In any event, the DC Circuit may not be the last word.
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"It was Jeanne's wish," Melanie said, and that was the last word.
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Tide Pods are the last joke, and this is my last word.
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Clinton will try not to let her rival get the last word.
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"This won't be the last word on this subject, obviously," he said.
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THE LAST WORD From the street it looks like a hardware store.
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" They will also be seen in the forthcoming film "The Last Word.
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But it's Tilly herself who gives something like the compassionate last word.
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And on the president's favorite show, Ms. Sanders had the last word.
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Each side has tended to insist on getting in the last word.
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" In his memoirs, he wrote, "The last word was the most important.
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"Come and See" would be his — some would say "the" — last word.
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The justices would be wise to let them have the last word.
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" But Biden had the last word: "That'll be a surprise to him.
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But nothing beats the simple chocolate cake: the menu's exquisite last word.
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"It's not clear who will have the last word in this conflict."
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But "normal" is the last word anyone would use to describe 2016.
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But that was not to be the last word on solitary confinement.
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The agreement over the weekend "is not the last word," Kudlow said.
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WATTERS: It definitely -- PERINO: OK. I&aposm going to get the last word.
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Whatever the Supreme Court decides may not be the last word for long.
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Jim, last word to you, what do you make of all of this?
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Kane, the media mogul, has died, "Rosebud" the last word on his lips.
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"Did you know Vine got disabled?" he asks, stumbling over the last word.
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Publishing every last word written by a famous, deceased writer is nothing new.
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" She also mentioned that she doubts her decision "will be the last word.
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S—, when I'm about to die last word out my mouth is Offset.
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PAINTER: Well, you know... WATTERS: I&aposll give you the last word, Richard.
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The decider was tightly contested but Del Potro eventually had the last word.
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Or else don&apost, you know, don&apost-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Sara, last word.
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Be smart: The first fixes might not be the last word on this.
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Here's the first tweet she made, and the last word of the song.
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But however the decision goes, it is unlikely to be the last word.
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The couple are currently costarring together in the upcoming film The Last word.
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Last word on tiger-drone video: Chinese media often share cute tiger videos.
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As an investor, the last word you ever want to hear is bubble.
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And the Supreme Court is our boss, and we respect their last word.
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The Order will not be the last word on any of these issues.
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No generation has the last word on a topic like grief and loss.
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" Kurian added: "When people test negative, this may not be the last word.
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"Order!" is probably the last word most Brits would want to dance to.
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Judge Orenstein's decision will obviously not be the last word on this issue.
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We nod when you ask for a classic cocktail like a Last Word.
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Sinatra, who hewed so long to steadfast midcentury propriety, have the last word.
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Why Sumner Redstone won't have the last word on merging CBS and Viacom.
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But Hodges got the last word when the Mets beat out the Cubs.
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"Invisible" was the last word she would have used to describe this woman.
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And of course Elaine gets the last word, which surely she would appreciate.
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Those things are the last word of each of the four theme clues.
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Walking toward the gate, he turned around with a last word for Ahmed.
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The last word in this acrostic's passage was new to one of us.
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"Fortunately, Donald Trump is not the last word," said Mr. Newsom, a Democrat.
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It's a never-ending cycle of people trying to get the last word.
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But leading insurers are not yet sure whether that is the last word.
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The BBC's Hughes responded, and we give him the last word. Yep. pic.twitter.com/vKqqfMK2E4
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"Bear Attack Butt" wasn't the last word someone like V had about my body.
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When all is said and done, it's Karl Lagerfeld who gets the last word.
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If anyone deserves to have the last word on her husband's life, it's her.
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It would be even sadder if that were the last word on this matter.
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He will have the last word on any product coming out of his office.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), told MSNBC's "The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell" Wednesday evening.
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The interview for this article, he said, is his last word on the subject.
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This study is far from the last word on the value of financial advice.
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"Putin called on me as last word to talk and then responded," Pishevar wrote.
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And he needed a way out that would not give Democrats the last word.
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Hope is the active conviction that despair will not ever have the last word.
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We haven't said our last word, there is still one more game to go.
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But it's just that: an addition, not a discovery, and not the last word.
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But it's just a throwaway here, and Mr. Ovitz is given the last word.
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Republicans joined Democrats in condemning the post, but Mr. Cunningham had the last word.
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After all, death is obsessed with us, and it will have the last word.
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This Supreme Court, with its invigorated conservative majority, will now have the last word.
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Van Wagenen viewed the extension as the last word of his first off-season.
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"Soggy, hanging, mushy purple nipples," she says, roaring out the last word with disgust.
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Both sides tried to have the proverbial last word before the guns fell silent.
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Moreover, the Clean Power Plan is not the last word in greenhouse gas regulation.
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Torreyes, though, had the last word, stroking a bases-loaded single up the middle.
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Let them have the last word, as long as you've gotten your point across.
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" She also insisted that she could not allow suicide to "get the last word.
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But trial courts, of course, don't have the last word on novel legal theories.
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London's three new offices are not the last word in workplace management and architecture.
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Still, all signs indicate that the last word on policy will be Mr. Trump's.
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Or with the last word, depending on how you want to think about it.
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Friday's official NRA statement won't be its last word on Castile, the group promised.
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As the Catholic Women's Ordination puts it, "Patriarchy will not have the last word."
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Could the lightning be Taylor's sneaky way of getting the last word on that controversy?
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Online calculators are hardly the last word when it comes to figuring out your payments.
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Glasser said the new one also will not be the last word on the subject.
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He's not sure he swayed anyone, but at least Gabriel didn't get the last word.
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They have the last word on whether the constitution imposes limits on partisan line-drawing.
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The singer got the last word (for now) when it came to the "Famous" incident.
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Watch for him to make absolutely sure he has the last word in every exchange.
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" Not about to let his "queen" get the last word, Anstead responded, "love you MORE.
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But however the justices rule, it won&apost be their last word on the topic.
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" Dier gets the last word: "If you wanna play, get out of my house first.
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And in the end, as usually in sea stories, the sea has the last word.
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" Pope retorts, as this time Mellie appears to get the last word: "This is war!
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Alicia Machado won't let Donald Trump have the last word with a handful of tweets.
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Our study is hardly the last word on this oft-researched topic in political science.
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" And the last, last word to Kelvin Thomas: "There is no ceiling in football anymore.
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But the last word must go to someone with a uniquely innovative approach to drinking.
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Bill Barr would like nothing better than his misleading word to be the last word.
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Yes, the kid's last name is hyphenated, and yes ... Chloe's name gets the last word.
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You only need four ingredients to whip up a classic version of The Last Word.
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Traub gives the last word to Louisa Catherine, who outlived her husband by four years.
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But neither Sandmann's statement or the video will be the last word on the controversy.
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But if he chooses not to testify, he will risk giving Gates the last word.
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In the end, King had the last word, breaking an Olympic record in the process.
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In The Last Word, Julia Cooper writes of the difficulty of grieving under late capitalism.
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Below the 31 most, uh, notable lines from Trump's last word on Campaign 2018. 1.
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Yeah, they definitely do their best to have the last word on it, for sure.
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Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, and delivered the last word with his thumbs down vote.
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What happens when you mix the last word of each of the theme answers up?
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The last word in each phrase is a measurement of time: MOMENT, DAY MONTH, YEAR.
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Opinion Don't let Donald Trump and Brett Kavanaugh have the last word about American justice.
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"I hope that if he so chooses he will get the last word," he said.
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It's not anywhere near the last word on the matter, obviously, but it is intriguing.
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The fines announced on Thursday may not be the commission's last word on the issue.
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"Hope has the last word, not suicide, not cancer, not depression, not death," Laurie added.
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Things are so bad that I'm going to have to give Trump the last word.
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But aides hardly imagine that Mr. Trump will let Mr. Comey have the last word.
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He had caught wind of their planned defection and wanted to have the last word.
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One last word of advice: Always double-check your medical bills for any billing errors.
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Handy takes this exchange to mean that dads always need to have the last word.
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President Trump's report on the national security strategy is hardly the last word, of course.
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"This ruling should not be regarded as my last word on the subject," Bercow said.
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The last word, Style, kind of floated, confidently taking up more space than it needed.
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Accountants have been waiting for the last word on regulations that would affect clients' 2018 returns.
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That's the last word from the Taipei Zoo on rumors that its beloved panda had died.
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But it, like the president, opted instead to have the last word and relitigate past arguments.
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The talk started to die down after that (because Tyra, naturally, should have the last word).
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" She later got the last word on Twitter: Paying zero in taxes doesn't make you "smart.
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But does he have the specialist expertise to be the last word on London in 1598?
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Not one to let Pai have the last word, Clyburn shot back: Maybe I missed it.
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WATTERS: Against my better judgment, I&aposm going to give Richard the short last word. Short.
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"Under the EU law, the last word belongs to the ECHA," Andriukaitis told reporters in Brussels.
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But presidents come and go, and Trump doesn't have to have the last word on this.
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He has some rage; he's scared," Rather said on MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell.
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This might very well be true, but these scientists don't have the last word on cats.
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While this may provide cool comfort to the ISPs, it will not be the last word.
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And yet, while fear has to be dignified and recognized, it can't have the last word.
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But the Bureau of Prisons has the last word in determining where to place its inmates.
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Zinke is obligated to consider governors' opinions, but they don't have to be the last word.
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Your last will and testament shouldn't be the last word on your end-of-life wishes.
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The elusive definition of a gig job But that's hardly the last word on this subject.
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MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" rounded out the top five, with 2.229 million viewers.
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" If you missed that, you could catch Avenatti on MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell.
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Carlson was fourth, with 519,000, and MSNBC's "Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" was fifth, with 397,000.
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Such magistrates have the last word in France on whether to send a case to trial.
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If u do, it's just your denial and disease having the power of the last word.
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Nobody is under any illusion that a president's budget proposal is the last word on anything.
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A third book I've read recently and loved is "Every Last Word," by Tamara Ireland Stone.
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And mall culture, of the sort exemplified by Hudson Yards, may not have the last word.
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But Williams had tennis's version of the last word on this drizzly Friday at Roland Garros.
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"My idea was to create an equal parts riff on the Last Word cocktail," he says.
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It's about finding a book that affronts you, and staring it down to the last word.
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Harvey believed in it, he cared about it, and he defended it to the last word.
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In his "The Last Word" video interview, recorded in 2008, he discussed his lifestyle and legacy.
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Rockwell hardly wanted New Kids in the Neighborhood to be his last word on the subject.
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But in the end I wanted the women who lived it to have the last word.
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Kids have the last word in how they turn out, no matter what we parents do.
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The court will also be the last word on any questions arising from next year's election.
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ONE LAST WORD: Wisdom From the Harlem Renaissance, written and illustrated by Nikki Grimes and others.
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I offer these thoughts in the spirit of starting the conversation, not as the last word.
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KURTZ: Well, also not the last word on this long-running test of wills between two sides.
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Subtlety was possibly the last word one would use to describe Season 1 of Life is Strange.
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Sadoski and Seyfriend started dating while they were filming The Last Word, which comes out next year.
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"Accepting the final award of the evening, Henson had the last word: "This story is of unity.
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"Trump says he won't open the door but God has the last word," Ulloa told BuzzFeed News.
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When it comes to matters involving Kanye West, Kim Kardashian apparently has to have the last word.
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The Supreme Court's move effectively preserves the appellate court's decision in the case as the last word.
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"The French state will have the last word regarding who might be ADP's principal shareholder," he added.
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The temptation, however, will be for Mr Modi to have the last word with another martial flourish.
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The government department that oversees the UK's immigration system gets to have — and frame — the last word.
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"With our direct democracy, Swiss people are accustomed to having the last word," said ProTell's Dominik Riner.
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"Things are so bad that I'm going to have to give Trump the last word," he wrote.
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Kanye West isn't going to let the Internet have the last word on his too-small sandals.
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Don't let that note from the disabilities office be the last word on how you give access.
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"In no way am I claiming that this is the last word on this subject," Ruhm said.
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"These penalties will not be the last word on this matter from the United States," Pompeo said.
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The finding has been called a "breakthrough" but is far from the last word on the situation.
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And he continued to throw himself into the Guardian , where he could always have the last word.
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Soon, the choice will be in the hands of the Colombian people, who have the last word.
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"These penalties will not be the last word on this matter from the United States," said Pompeo.
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"Everyone knows the quality of pitcher Bumgarner is, but the field has the last word," Cespedes said.
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But what good is having the last word when China will have all the words before it?
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Presumably, the last word belongs to the vice president; Ms. Mixon did not reply to an email.
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The last word on health care this morning goes to Nicholas Bagley of the University of Michigan.
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And in a building booing him at every turn, James had the last word, the triumphant smirk.
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Maybe I had simply hoped it would end with my letter, with me getting the last word.
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" He added that he has "the last word of what I want to do in my career.
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Go deeper: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's last word Two key U.S. manufacturing indexes have diverged sharply
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Dr. Mounier sees the new study as a framework for studying human origins, not the last word.
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"My father's last word to me was 'Run,' " Mr. Barenholtz said in various accounts of his childhood.
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" 'Pastors are just people' In her post, Juli Wilson said that "suicide doesn't get the last word.
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"He was fighting for his life, but God had the last word," Collis told the news station.
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Often he seems to use Twitter just to have the last word -- ask Meryl Streep or Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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One last word on this ICE story that the Democrats are trying to push to get ICE abolished.
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Why it matters: The long-awaited ruling by the Texas judge isn't the last word on the issue.
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Be honest: What's the last word you Googled how to spell while shielding your phone from judgmental eyes?
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"Vinum Sabbathi" says it all in three minutes, while "Funeralopolis" is the last word in scuzzy doom aggression.
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To do expoundatory journalism as an approach to doing journalism, it isn't to say it's the last word.
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" The clip closes with a near-speechless Jeb finally getting the last word on Trump: "He needs therapy.
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It's not just about being in charge, it's about saying no and having that be the last word.
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And when Trump badmouthed him as a liar, was Comey supposed to let him have the last word?
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That, it seems, is the last word on Hively, as the community college said it would not appeal.
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In Cyprus, more than in Ireland, it could be argued that the church has had the last word.
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In terms of the lesson learned from this latest incident, we'll give the last word to Dr. Russell.
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" To which Ms. Harrison added: "So he has the first word, and I mostly have the last word.
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"No need to seize the last word, Lord Baelish," she says as someone is about to interrupt them.
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"These penalties will not be the last word on the matter from the United States," Pompeo told reporters.
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Cardi B is, at least for now, quitting Instagram — but not before she gets in the last word.
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The movie passes the Bechdel test in the first ten minutes, and a woman has the last word.
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Clinton the last word, an exhortation to young people who supported her candidacy and the values it embodied.
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In other words, the federal appellate courts are the last word for most Americans on crucial legal issues.
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The actress is engaged to her Last Word costar Thomas Sadoski, a rep for Seyfried confirms to PEOPLE.
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And Trump's base, or whatever is left of it, will take his every last word as gospel truth.
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" –in FvJ while transforming from doctor to Freddy on the last word of the line "Where's your pass?
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His bourgeois kind would have the last word, anyway: A century later, it would take over the country.
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Looking ahead, the Louisiana case will not be the last word from the Supreme Court on the issue.
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She also remains a masterful performer and manipulator, and the Ways give her the first and last word.
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Did Embiid look in the mirror and say, "I can't let Drake get the last word on me"?
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O'Donnell's program on MSNBC is called "The Last Word," and each night he closes the show with one.
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As in a limerick recited with the last word missing, the brain jumps in to complete the rhyme.
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" The last word, according to Katie Spellman, Kvitova's spokeswoman, is pronounced "poidge" and is Czech for "come on.
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And if he stands by the one-big-misunderstanding argument, will Warren let that be the last word?
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"Whether it's three months or six months or eighteen months, it's soon," he said, emphasizing the last word.
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And yes, the president would do well to consult with Congress, even if he has the last word.
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It's perfect for one-handed gaming—just don't get too frustrated when you can't get that last word.
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The last word goes to Daniel Rodriguez, who is a Keating survivor and plays himself in the movie.
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It was almost as if the President couldn't let his scripted, "presidential"-style remarks have the last word.
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" Pirro went back to Bill for the last word, and he said impeachment is "going to help him.
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You kept wondering if he might be the ghost of a cowboy—the very last word in wanderers.
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Resistance from federal agencies could ease some of the deepest cuts, and Congress will have the last word.
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There is a final answer to this question, sort of, but don't take it as the last word.
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Their work is not the last word on the subject, and there's plenty of analysis left to do.
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It's a huge statement on the separation of powers, and it's not necessarily the last word on the matter.
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LAWRENCE O&aposDONNELL, HOST, "THE LAST WORD": Big surprise, the impossible dream turned out to be an impossible dream.
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Health professionals want a "last word" in evidence to settle questions about what the best modes of treatment are.
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The Cell Atlas, then, is by no means the last word on the matter of where proteins are found.
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While it was a savage last word, it wasn't the only thing Cher had to say about the DACA.
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"Her last word was about our child, her grandchild, that we gave away," Scully cries into Mulder's shoulder later.
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But the unanimous decision of the three judges is unlikely to be the last word on the divisive plan.
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"[Levine] has to have the last word," Kelly Clarkson says in PEOPLE's 15 Seasons of The Voice special edition.
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Hope is saying that despair will never have the last word, no matter how vicious and evil things get.
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This will be far from the last word on the ways we use our new semi-autonomous driving systems.
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Simple probability suggests that the side trying to encourage people to vote is going to have the last word.
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"EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF FASCISM," it read, that last word big and black and bold for maximum dramatic effect.
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This is now reminding me of young kids on the playground, where one boy gotta have the last word.
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First, Bratton strolled down the line of confiscated bikes like an executioner granting his condemned prisoners one last word.
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"The Last Word," a new musical inspired by Scrabble, just ended a run in the New York Musical Festival.
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Clinton took full advantage of having the last word, offering what amounted to the closing argument of a debate.
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Under French law, the National Assembly has the last word when disagreements arise with the Senate over regular legislation.
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The position of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the last word on such changes, is unclear.
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Word of the Day Note: This is our last Word of the Day for the 2018-19 school year.
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McCabe might ultimately have the last word about his involvement in the Trump-Russia probe (more on that below).
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Remember the last word in the French Republic's motto, "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité," his lawyer, Zia Oloumi, told the court.
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"The feeling still deep down is good," he insists, shouting the last word as if to persuade himself. 4.
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At first, I thought this was a mere anagram theme, where the last word in each phrase was anagrammed.
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The rule in most television dramas is that the person with the moral high ground gets the last word.
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But I'll give the last word to the wise Ben Franklin, whose advice would make all these books unnecessary.
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But, in this little parable of marital give-and-take, the last word is very much hers to give.
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He is expected to have the last word in the United States on terms of any "phase one" deal.
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Here he is looking like the last word on chic alongside Anna Karina in the 1967 film 'The Stranger.
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She gets the last word in, not with a sound, but with the finest, most zero hour, lip curl.
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I think you're right, though, that it's telling that the show gave Nora the last word, more or less.
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The very first lines of "The Churchgate Gazette" suggest that terrifying world: Last word on the subject, I promise.
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But that (inevitably) won't be the last word on the issue, with Mahdessian slated to show up in Wednesday's episode.
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BAIER: And Steve, last word, the thought about immigration as a legislative issue as we head towards the midterms now?
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The last word on Donald Trump and Trumpism will come through the American people—at ballot boxes across the country.
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However, she did get the last word in telling Jaime that Cersei is a monster and that she killed Joffrey.
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Always Communicate Clearly and OpenlyAt the end of the day you have the last word—that's why you're the boss!
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Meanwhile, Reductress had, if not the last word, the best word on the subject of male entitlement at the movies.
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In church, week in and week out, we hear that violence, poverty, and hatred do not have the last word.
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But in the end, Wendy's had the last word, and tweeted out a plug for its "We Beefin&apos?" mixtape.
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Directed by Mark Pellington, The Last Word will premiere at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival, and hits theaters March 3.
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The couple attended the premiere of The Last Word at Hollywood's ArcLight Cinemas on Wednesday along with costar Shirley MacLaine.
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But the Supreme Court's decision, announced in an order, is unlikely to be the justices' last word on the matter.
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Lawrence O'Donnell, host of MSNBC's "Last Word," highlighted this in a Facebook live video following his visit to Standing Rock.
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As its name suggests, this 750 horsepower Maybach crossover is designed to be the last word in all-electric luxury.
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At the French Open, as in all clay-court tennis, the umpires, not the machines, still have the last word.
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In fact, in times and places of food scarcity, it would likely be viewed at the last word in stupidity.
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EST: An interview with Sanders airs on MSNBC's "The Last Word" during a special about the outsiders in the race.
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He added that he's "cornering the market on charisma-free a**holes" -- the last word was bleeped out by NBC.
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"What this marriage equality survey shows is that unconditional love always has the last word," he told supporters in Melbourne.
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Alyssa has the last word On Thursday, Alyssa expressed sadness that Mayo was continuing to attack her and her family.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Humble is perhaps the last word anyone would use to describe Stormy Daniels' former attorney Michael Avenatti.
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President Trump's cancellation of the June 12 nuclear summit with Kim Jong-un is unlikely to be the last word.
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In refusing to allow prior commentators to have the last word, we are guided by interpretations of more recent art.
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She appears throughout "Hors la Loi" to contextualize the story, and has the last word in a heart-rending monologue.
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"Like, the ocean is warm," she said, leaning hard on that last word during a summer vacation at Hilton Head.
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It is not entirely clear, however, that a State Supreme Court decision would be the last word in the matter.
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Despite the price they paid for struggling against indifference and fear, they refused to let death have the last word.
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But this is not necessarily the last word (after all, he said he plans to make a statement Wednesday morning).
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The wind blows every which way in the world, and Voltaire's last word to the windblown remains the right one.
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But nobody really believes that the Standard Model, with no mention of gravity, is the last word about the universe.
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Still, it's Miller who gets the last word, when Charlie Rose asks what he would like his obituary to say.
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The regional appeals courts usually provide the last word on rulings appealed from lower courts on disputes involving federal law.
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But Reynolds didn't let Jackman get the last word, adding his hilarious comeback in the comments section of the post.
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Or, if you're a believer in nature as the last word, then Olivia is your sister's sensitivities all over again.
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There are limitations to the data, as the authors themselves admit, and this is hardly the last word on the subject.
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The only thing that seems certain is that the Colorado case was not the justices&apos last word on the topic.
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Behar reprimanded her co-hosts for talking over each other, threatening to go to commercial, before giving McCain the last word.
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Or maybe it's simpler: He just thinks Bill Clinton's misdeeds are worse than his and hates not getting the last word.
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The Last Word If you are a supporter of fast, fair, open, and affordable networks, November will be a bad month.
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I hung around and watched him disappear, then came back and demanded the last word with a little flash of sass.
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Sallis was the only actor to appear in all 295 episodes and he had the last word in the final episode.
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"This is not the last word at all, but it does mean we have to progress the research now," Maher said.
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TARLOV: Which is it&aposs not at all what you would think if you watched some- - (CROSSTALK) FAULKNER: Carley, last word.
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He would be a figurehead, so to speak, but he would have the last word over any proposals thrown his way.
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Never try to "get the last word," but do not stop engaging in these types of difficult conversations or give up.
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But the days when cocktail napkins, swizzle sticks, cardboard coasters and matchbooks were the last word in tactile advertising are over.
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THE LAST WORD Last year, 78 percent of the lots sold; this May, the selling rate dropped to just 66 percent.
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This riff on the fabled Last Word combines two aesthetics millennials love—Prohibition-era cocktail lore with a hippie forager twist.
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In the end, Mel Brooks got the last word, telling his son through the door, with perfect comedic delivery, "Go home."
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I had imagined myself receiving the last word and nailing the word and then hoisting the trophy up in the air.
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As Bernard-Henri Lévy notes in "The Empire and the Five Kings," his forthcoming book, "the last word is never said."
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Here is the introduction: Obituary writing is more about life than death: the last word, a testament to a human contribution.
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Billboard, whose charts are widely accepted as the last word in measuring the popularity of songs and albums, acknowledges the problem.
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But, he continued, "there's definitely a part of me that feels like he got the last word in all of this."
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In a burst of action and words, Mr. Trump demonstrated Thursday that, in some instances, he still has the last word.
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"These penalties will not be the last word on the matter from the United States," Mr. Pompeo said at the time.
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South Africa remains a member because its high court ruled that the nation's Parliament, not Mr. Zuma, had the last word.
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Twin City locals might describe their home-town temperament as a genial passivity combined with a fondness for the last word.
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In "The Last Word" I was disappointed by the way Ms. Seyfried, as Anne, the young reporter, goes about her job.
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You're very stylish," practically italicizing the last word, before adding this closer: "I bet you've never had a fashion faux pas.
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Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) appeared on MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" to explain why she supported an impeachment inquiry.
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In the wake of Silicon Valley's years-long reckoning, tech execs would be wise to let the experts have the last word.
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"These penalties will not be the last word on this matter from the United States," Pompeo told reporters at the State Department.
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We'll let the travel truthers have their day and leave the last word to Matt Norlander at CBS who summed it perfectly.
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In theory, giving Optimus Prime the last word is a charming touch, a nice way to add harmony to the overarching universe.
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" The ACLU's Cole had the last word, in his rebuttal at the lectern: "Interpreting a statute is not depriving the democratic process.
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The grandmother is the official head of the family in name, but does not necessarily have the last word in family disputes.
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But the e-commerce venture that recently listed on the NYSE is definitely not the first or last word in African tech.
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The last word of this book I draw-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: I didn&apost get to that page, I&aposm only halfway through.
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Every Last Word Spoken by Dead Characters If you have trouble viewing that slideshow, you can view the full list on Imgur.
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"Happy Thanksgiving to all – even the haters and losers," he croons in one segment, stretching out the vowels in the last word.
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Her high school years culminated in heartbreak, but she gets the last word by going back to relive them as an adult.
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The joke feature, called "Send and Mic Drop," is supposed to be a kind of digital way to have the last word.
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At a joint press conference with British Prime Minister Theresa May, Trump said Mattis would get the last word on the issue.
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Reviews are thus no longer the last word, but rather the start of a conversation, albeit with an easily riled, demanding cohort.
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Roosevelt's, Hubert Humphrey, whom she once said had "the spark of greatness," has a more fitting last word, one necessarily more tragic.
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Ms. Lempel offers us a set of six theme entries whose last word is also a command in (mostly) canine obedience training.
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Two drink specials, Drop the Bomb and the Last Word, were on offer for the testimony at the downtown cocktail bar Partisan.
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And he sought to get the last word in on Friday, giving an interview to air on Fox News at 10 p.m.
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While the trial dragged on for several weeks, Charles Ruff, Clinton's counsel, had the last word long before the trial ever ended.
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Upfront will have the last word on at least one School Weekly story from a half century ago: an article on Oct.
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IAAF President Sebastian Coe said on Friday his governing body had the last word on athletes' eligibility to compete at international events.
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THE LAST WORD "The sale went well with some hiccups," said Thaddaeus Ropac, a dealer with galleries in Salzburg, Paris and London.
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Shirley MacLaine enters beautiful scowl first in "The Last Word," a sweet-and-sour dramatic comedy that would be unbearable without her.
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"Something is not right, something isn't right, but God has the last word," Ethel Thomas, a member of Mount Pleasant, told KATC.
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And helpfully enough, Barr and Durham stepped in to insist that Horowitz's findings will not be the last word on the matter.
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These 13 courts wield considerable power, usually providing the last word on rulings appealed from lower courts on disputes involving federal law.
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But I promise you this: if we move forward and rebuild, that will not be the last word written about this company.
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She starts to rattle off the brand name — which is "Better Than Sex" — but stumbles on that last word, looking awkwardly at me.
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And while Head and Shoulders, the holy grail of dandruff control, definitely works, the last word I'd use to describe it is sexy.
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The last word: "I'm not ready to write it off as yet," said Anu Aiyengar, head of North American M&A at JPMorgan.
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Equisapien-Cassuis gets the last word by barging into his former boss' lavish mansion with a posse of fellow horse-humans seeking revenge.
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At last word, the Suns wanted to get a first-round pick back for him, which might be too rich as a rental.
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It's also worth mentioning that these reports aren't the last word (or even the first word) on the U.S. approach to artificial intelligence.
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Hope is the active conviction that despair will not ever have the last word," the New Jersey Democrat tweeted, adding the hashtag "#Midterms.
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In this situation, the writer might seem to have the last word; who would know better what the text means than its creator?
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There are no such howlers in "The Last Word," which has the good-natured potential of a project still in the workshop stage.
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The fourth-from-the-last word in my last sentence is the key here, if you are struggling with putting this grid together.
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In fact, the only people who can truthfully have the last word on complaining about the cold are the citizens of Oymyakon, Russia.
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"The last word we've had from them about any of this was last Friday [March 13], which feels like an eternity," said Cook.
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Madison wrote that allowing unelected judges the last word on constitutional questions "was never intended, and can never be proper" in a republic.
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The revealer answer is GET THE PICTURE, and the last word in each of the theme entries is a synonym for a picture.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Senator John McCain wasn't interested in getting the last word on his decades at the center of American political life.
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"I think," Buttigieg is heard telling the crowd in the spot's closing seconds, "we ought to let Miss Gladys have the last word."
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But the last word belonged to Ms. Choi, who buttoned up the movement with three plucked notes as discreet as they were authoritative.
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In recent months, Coats has had the last word on the intelligence community's response to attacks or challenges from the commander in chief.
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First rulings, issued by panels, will carry less sway with the 85033 members of the Geneva-based institution, absent the AB's last word.
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They take the results seriously, they point to questions that demand further investigation, but they remain skeptical that this is the last word.
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They say bad facts make bad law, and whichever court gets the last word in this instance had best bear that in mind.
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These circuit courts often provide the last word in a legal dispute because the Supreme Court hears only a limited number of cases.
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Trendspotting 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Lacquered fabrics slick enough to skate on were the last word this week at any number of shows.
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" However, Khalifa got in the last word during a show Wednesday night in Buenos Aires, ending one of his songs by yelling, "F— Kanye!
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Of course she was brave to her very last word, but it's a shame she died with so little agency — and in chains, nonetheless!
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Rules have their place, he added, but should be employed as part of a discussion, not as the last word, for critical policy decisions.
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But in the argument for the best Android smartphone, my recommendation is to wait and see if the Galaxy S8 has the last word.
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Emma Watson and Amanda Seyfried are in the news, and it's not for their March movies Beauty and the Beast and The Last Word.
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You definitely can't care about Robb's defeated last word, "Mother" to a desperate Catelyn, following the gruesome death of his wife and unborn child.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan told MSNBC's "The Last Word" with Lawrence O'Donnell he believes special counsel Robert Mueller could soon issue more indictments.
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MCSWAIN: Well, first of all, on that sanctuary city&aposs case that you mentioned earlier, the last word hasn&apost been written on that.
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It's not totally surprising, then, that for Beyoncé's Weekend 2 performance, it was women—and black women above all—who got the last word.
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" Some bars geared up for the Comey testimony with special cocktails: The Partisan created "The Last Word," Duffy's Irish Pub created "The Covfefe Cocktail.
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SURVIVORS PENNING &aposREVENGE OBITUARIES&apos TO SETTLE SCORES WITH THE DEPARTED "We wanted to finally get the last word," Dehmalo told the news outlet.
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" A video of those remarks has been viewed tens of thousands of times on YouTube after it was played on MSNBC's "The Last Word.
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All the while, the actress has been busy promoting her upcoming film The Last Word, which debuted to critical acclaim at Sundance this year.
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Don't scroll through hours of tweets each morning, read First Click instead — it's the first thing you open and the last word you'll need.
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We'll let Brooklyn-based poet Jenny Zhang have the last word: Soooooooo heartbreaking so sorry this dude had to endure all this pic.twitter.com/hz92PZgdkc
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"I don't know!" she says with faux anguish, drawing out that last word so comically that her answer more closely resembles a resigned plea.
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" Agent Gaad got the last word, telling Stan, "Whatever comes up — feelings, sympathy, friendship, whatever — you can't lose sight of who these people are.
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" Which left Donald Trump, the presidency then just a still inchoate ambition, to have the last word: He declared Putin's op-ed "a masterpiece.
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But those same scientists emphasized that it was a single paper, and unlikely to be the last word on the fate of West Antarctica.
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If anyone was still on the fence about whether he could cut it as an actor, Southland Tales should have been the last word.
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He doesn't even focus on the subject of the question, it's all about the league and its teams, until finally, the last word: "player."
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She takes her responsibility to her viewers seriously — her divorce is "something I need to share with you, obviously," emphasis on the last word.
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In May, Common published a memoir, his second, called " Let Love Have the Last Word ," which touches on childhood molestation, therapy, and Marianne Williamson .
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The last word in the case, until the sentencing next month, went to the victim's parents, who spoke briefly with reporters outside the courthouse.
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Mr. Battiste and Ms. Merkerson, however, are beautifully matched, with a crackling trans-generational chemistry that allows neither mother nor son the last word.
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As a last word, though, I did see some liberals Thursday afternoon doing the "correlation isn't causation" routine on this finding of the study.
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This conversation did not provide the last word, but was merely the first in a series of monthly dialogues that PSSST plans to hold.
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In 2008, he sat down with us for the Times Video series "The Last Word," in which we interview people for their own obituaries.
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Either way, it's likely the U.S. Supreme Court will have the last word on this next term, especially if the lower courts are split.
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Kamala Harris got the last word in the healthcare conversation, pointing out the dangers of stripping women throughout the country of their reproductive rights.
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For a long time Mr. Jacobs held his show early in New York Fashion Week, until he decided he should have the last word.
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"This study has added to our understanding of plesiosaur swimming but we probably have not heard the last word about their locomotion," he said.
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Lawmakers are keenly aware that the verdict in his Senate trial is unlikely to be the last word for Mr. Trump — or for them.
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"Our citizens will now have the last word with respect to a new constitution, the first to be drawn up in democracy," Pinera said.
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"It's a radical proposal with a reasonable basis but no one expects it will be the last word," Dr. Padian said in an interview.
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Since the Supreme Court only takes a few dozen cases a year, the circuit courts are usually the last word in interpreting the law.
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"The reality is, we read about Chris's story from Jon Krakauer because Chris is dead," Halfacre stressed, leaning on the last word with seriousness.
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That's why I suspect that when the full document is released, we'll be able to treat it as the last word on the subject.
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Virtually, every important issue in American politics and even American life winds up in front of the Supreme Court, and they have the last word.
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While the "Bad Blood" singer is known for airing her frustrations with former flames through songwriting, she's not always the one getting the last word.
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The Partisan bar just off the tourist-rich National Mall will offer "The Last Word" and "Drop the Bomb" cocktails and "The Patriot" breakfast sandwich.
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Chapo may have passed on his chance to get the last word, but even without his testimony, the trial that already been a Shakespearean drama.
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The new study isn't the last word on the dangers of football, especially for kids, but it shows that more research needs to be done.
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But they didn't began their romance until they reunited on the set of their upcoming film The Last Word and confirmed their relationship in March.
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She has the last word about any reproductions or images of his architecture, drawings, or writings, including his personal archive and home in Mexico City.
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The last word on this goes to the president, who cleared up any confusion for all of those commentators on MSNBC about his comments today.
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"The IRS is, of course, the last word on taxes, but creating lucid, reassuring guides is not one of its notable strengths," PC Mag noted.
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Eminem elaborated on what he considers the Catch-22 of rap feuds — wanting to get the last word in without giving the "enemy" extra publicity.
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And then there's the strange space that's seemed to pop up, more and more, between the last word of a sentence and its end mark.
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Friday, July 29 In an appearance on MSNBC's "Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell," Ghazala Khan explained why she did not speak during her husband's speech.
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Joe dumps her, she takes it well, she gets the last word with both Joe and Beck and more importantly, she survives Joe's murderous impulses.
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It is important to remind ourselves that this thaw is not the last word on the issue of war and peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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I'll leave the last word to Dave, unless he's already gone full Harry Dunne, in which case this piece will just end awkwardly right here.
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The vote is not the last word on the issue but will form the basis of discussions with EU countries to produce a final law.
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In the 25-54 age group sought out by advertisers, Ingraham's show had 464,000 viewers, compared to "The Last Word" on MSNBC with 366,85033 viewers.
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There's a really formal definition of a Markov chain that involves knowledge chains and memorylessness, but in short, it's predicting words from the last word.
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Wisely, Ms. Ferrentino allows Amy to have the last word — or words — in a curtain-closing monologue made up entirely of her beloved film quotations.
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I was sure I had this last word wrong because of its odd beginning: NYC, the city that never sleeps — maybe because we're all nyctophobic.
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Again, this may seem simple, but the mere act of not letting the perpetrator have the last word about themselves can be powerful and impactful.
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"I yelled it and then everyone else in the room started yelling it, and I was like, 'Yes,'" he said, drawing out the last word.
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Even if Thursday's fines are the last word in regulatory action, they were an unusual flexing of federal enforcement at the highest reaches of banking.
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I don't go to the Odeon for the last word in culinary fashions, which were part of the package under the first chef, Patrick Clark.
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"Until very recently, the art historian expert reigned supreme, and it was really the art historians who insisted on having the last word," he said.
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Eloy Viera Cañive, an independent legal analyst in Cuba, said the Communist Party and Ministry of Interior always have the last word in Cuba's judiciary.
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And it was named after the last tsar of Russia, Nicholas II. So when I heard "last tsar," I thought of the last word cocktail.
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The Last Word opened in August on Ditmars Boulevard, tucked behind Square Hardware, a fake storefront with white pegboards holding keys, caulking guns and hammers.
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If she does (or even if she doesn't), she won't likely look back on "The Last Word," released this month, as a current-life highlight.
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She also pressed for the opportunity to speak last, giving her the advantage of having the last word, but the committee denied that particular request.
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The first word means "Make," the second is "America," in Russian, the third word is "Fantastic" or "Great" and the last word is "Again," they said.
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DON LEMON, CNN HOST: Quick Amanda you&aposre going to have the last word AMANDA CARPENTER, POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: Donald Trump is accused of leading a cult.
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But where Modi delivers sweeping theatrical speeches, Thakur speaks in short bursts of one-sentence slogans, letting her audience shout the last word back at her.
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But when it comes to the last word on an actual House impeachment and Senate trial, the justices have previously said it will not be theirs.
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The Federal Court of Appeal's rejection of a challenge by Indigenous groups to the Trans Mountain pipeline won't be the last word in the energy debate.
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The last word: Renaissance Capital CEO Bill Smith expects 2019 to be a "banner year," as Endeavor, WeWork, and Peloton are expected to come to market.
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But it's a safe bet that whatever the court says this spring, it won't be the justices' last word on the subject—much to their chagrin.
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This scene functions in stark contrast to one that comes shortly after, when Weiner makes a heated, defensive appearance on The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell.
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However, Bishop got the last word on Blue Jackets' fans, making 37 saves for his fourth shutout of the season and the 16th of his career.
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McQuay also added one last word of warning: Using Tally means trusting the company to get involved with a very sensitive part of a person's finances.
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The endorsement by Khamenei, who has the last word on all major issues of state, is likely to discourage any open opposition to Rouhani's apparent threat.
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You will never change it for whom it was the last word they heard when they were hung or they were dismembered or they were degraded.
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Hardware manufacturers and carriers can decide how to use Android and consumers have the last word about which apps they want to use on their devices.
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Pretending that the Communist Party, which still claims "Mao Zedong thought" as its guiding ideology, has said the last word on the revolution is wishful thinking.
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The couple met while working on the off-Broadway play The Way We Get By, and will both star in the upcoming film The Last Word.
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We also know from long experience with North Korea that their response to any bluster is to have the last word, and to escalate where possible.
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But with Scotland and Northern Ireland staying aligned to the EU's economic rules, "united" would be the last word that could be applied to this kingdom.
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The vote is not the last word on the issue but will form the basis of discussions with EU member countries to produce a final law.
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Radically different, and far less sophisticated, are "Tink!" and "The Last Word," both of which use familiar brands — Peter Pan and Scrabble, respectively — as starting points.
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Britain battle bravely for a second score but it was New Zealand who had the last word with Huriana Manuel nipping over to seal the victory.
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The research is by no means the last word on this question — Zemore characterized the study as the beginning of a deeper evaluation into AA alternatives.
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"These penalties will not be the last word on the matter from the United States," Mr. Pompeo said to reporters on Tuesday at the State Department.
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Missandei's murder threw a switch within both Dany and Grey Worm, who apparently took her last word, "Dracarys," as permission to go on a killing rampage.
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Not the first movie to make dramatic use of a telephone answering machine, this was probably the first to give the answering machine the last word.
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Death is clearly not the last word in this world, which might be why Davos risks his life to request Jon's resurrection in the first place.
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It focused on legislation that would give the last word on deciding land boundaries for indigenous reservations to Congress, where a powerful farm lobby holds sway.
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Halpern's book is named for Zzyzx, a town in San Bernardino County whose founder wanted its name to be the last word in the English language.
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Congress will have the last word after Mr. Trump presents a more detailed outline, so there is no way to know how that fight will end.
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It may not be the last word on the Great Depression, but it is hard to imagine a more accessible and entertaining introduction to the subject.
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In reaction, The Women's Ordination Conference (WOC), a group that promotes a female priesthood, said in a statement that "Patriarchy Will Not Have the Last Word".
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But don't overlook one salient tendency in this age-old tale: The beautiful girl may get the guy, but the smart girl gets the last word.
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Mr. Graff, who has dined out casually with Mr. Mueller, surmised that he might surprise with a memoir, wanting a last word on his life's work.
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Even though he has promised us that this is the "last word" on the subject, we already know we are in for far more troublesome moments.
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The son who wrote Kathleen Dehmlow's harsh obituary says he's glad he was able to "finally get the last word" on his relationship with his estranged mother.
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"When someone breaks up with me, I like to write about it, because I feel like I have the last word," she told one journalist in 2009.
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It was confirmed on Monday that Amanda Seyfried is engaged to her Last Word costar Thomas Sadoski, and we may have just spotted her new engagement ring!
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Also present in the photo are writer/producer Eli Attie, as well as producer Lawrence O'Donnell, who's the star of MSNBC's The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell.
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But while the artist might think they're winning by publicly having the last word with critics, it could also be argued that they're diluting their own art.
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However, it was fitting to hear Samantha James have the last word making it clear that there are some things only she can do despite her shortcomings.
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Sanders then manages to get the last word in, and even ends with the audience applauding: Let me, you know, again, respectfully disagree with Secretary Clinton here.
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Readers of North Carolina's News & Observer were treated to the ultimate "last word" in a unique obituary for 94-year-old Wilma Marie Voliva Black published Thursday.
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The court's ruling will not be the last word on net neutrality, which has been the subject of legal and regulatory wrangling for more than a decade.
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MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" finished second in total viewers with 22019 million and "CNN Tonight" with Don Lemon came in third with 1.2 million.
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Technically, though, the last word on 94-year-old Wilma Black, who died December 22 in North Carolina, was not a news obituary by an impartial writer.
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The 2.7 million viewers more than tripled "CNN Tonight," which attracted 85033,000 viewers, and topped MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," which had 1.55 million views.
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I'd seen it before, this golden flash, but now I could make out what it said: "Don't be a …" Except for the last word, a confusing jumble.
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So when you talk about this show, and you will, you will no doubt be pronouncing the last word of its title à la Gil and George.
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"Wrightsman had a particularly grand taste that is somewhat of out fashion because so many collectors now go for the last word in contemporary art," said Chinn.
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Mr. Stulberg offers us a set of four phrases whose last word is something that you can technically find at an AIRPORT (the central revealer at 38A).
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I'll leave her with the last word: "What needs to change," she said, with a teary firmness that comes from 25 years of pain, "is our response."
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After "A Complicated Kindness" was published — it has been translated into 13 languages — she said it would be her first and last word on the Mennonite religion.
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For all the teetering towers of language that the boys of "Ballyturk" build for themselves, the last word here, as it is in life, is beyond words.
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An adversarial power is justified in concluding that Trump is not the last word when it comes to American foreign policy, and that could be extremely dangerous.
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Washington wound up with the last word in the half, though, as Carter stole the ball and slammed in transition to give it a 37-35 lead.
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The memos in Justice Harry A. Blackmun's papers made clear they were not the last word in important cases, as Justice Blackmun's own clerks reviewed and annotated.
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The waters are already muddy around the report's findings, as Attorney General William Barr said the report won't be the last word on the FBI's Russia probe.
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"There are a lot of good problems that can be worked and solved, but if there is a last word, it is one of gratitude," he said.
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Bonnet races from the season's monster to tearful fatherhood, and Brianna practically pingpongs back and forth from the cell door as they battle for the last word.
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That said, Mr Stubbs's work is a magnificent achievement and an engrossing read that will surely represent the last word on his subject for many years to come.
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She gets the last word on the story of their relationship, and almost always, it's a story where Swift is the heroine and her ex is the villain.
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MSNBC anchor Lawrence O'Donnell has apologized after leaked footage showed him swearing and shouting at the show's technicians while taping the August 29 episode of The Last Word.
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A man who so enjoys having the last word, he ends the act with the masterful passive-aggressive aria "O solo io ed America" ("Just me and America").
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But they often find that their knowledge of current consumer preferences, from social-media platforms to apps, are ignored because their parents have the last word on strategy.
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A set this comprehensive is likely to be the last word on the legendary rock festival, and indeed, it's hard to imagine that any detail has been overlooked.
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Have students listen to this Times podcast, "The Last Word: Inside the Times Obits Department," until 5:50 minutes, and glance through the Times Obituary section for inspiration.
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And Bush, in an interview earlier Friday, argued that his best moment came when he "got the last word" in during a spat over immigration with Florida Sen.
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" Patty says, "It was offensive to me that a man would have the audacity to tell a woman that he would have the last word on her trauma.
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" She says, "It was offensive to me that a man would have the audacity to tell a woman that he would have the last word on her trauma.
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In The Last Word, Seyfried stars as a local writer assigned to work on the obituary of a one-time highly successful business woman, played by Shirley MacLaine.
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The Times does mention the issue of association versus causation, but only in the last two paragraphs: How many articles do you read until the very last word?
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According to Winter, a person who constantly has to have the last word views their relationship as a Read more: 10 signs you're growing apart from your partner
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Trump has repeatedly belittled Cohen, his onetime protector, but Cohen may have the last word, as he told the judge: "I will continue to cooperate with the government."
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"I am obviously very disappointed with this latest development, but self-evidently I hope this is not the last word," Finance Minister Mathias Cormann told reporters in Canberra.
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" Researchers with the Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Project at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London once wrote that "every last word means another lost world.
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The 28503-year-old host of "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" has four weeks left on his contract and may not be renewed, HuffPost reported on Sunday.
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It wouldn't be fruitful to review the Yankees' history in the June draft except to note that "fruitful" is probably the last word to apply to the topic.
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Congress, which usually listens to the academy's recommendations, will have the last word in a dance that many NASA missions, including the Hubble Space Telescope, have participated in.
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After Ms. Paisley died, the BBC program "The Last Word" aired a segment on her in which she discussed the incident, saying that her life "nose-dived" afterward.
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In death, Mr. McCain found a way to have the last word, even quietly making it clear through friends that Mr. Trump was not welcome at the services.
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Developed with the support of People for the American Way and entitled "The Last Word," it ran for the first 10 days of the two-week confirmation hearing.
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All four of the theme entries are common phrases that are clued as things one coach might say to another, where the last word is the team name.
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Then came Friday, the last day on which Fed rules allowed officials to comment on monetary policy before the March meeting, and Ms. Yellen delivered the last word.
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Typographically, the poems can run from the verticality of thin columns tugging the reader down to the last word, to a slower unfolding spread out across the page.
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This play ultimately loses interest in its title character, choosing to give Sarah the last word — Queen Anne sidelined by her playwright as she has been by history.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Andrew Liszewski/GizmodoPutting a device in your home that listens to every last word you say, all day long, is kind of creepy.
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Rodriguez and Isco struck before Joselu's header gave Depor fans some late cheer but Casemiro had the last word and restored Madrid's four-goal lead in the 87th minute.
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The show is known for its loud and intense debates, with as many as six panelists often speaking at the same time, with Goswami usually having the last word.
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I had to really lobby for every last word, and that's a new thing for me too, but we finally got it out this week and it's been good.
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While Sharp's last word this past August added clarity to its topsy-turvy finale, Maniac's post-credits scene reminds you to question if you, like Owen, know what's real.
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As time runs out on the Supreme Court's current term, how can the Justice Department assure that the last word on the 2020 census is not Judge Furman's injunction?
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In the upcoming film The Last Word, retired businesswoman and notorious control freak Harriet (Shirley MacLaine) decides she wants to oversee the writing of her obituary before she dies.
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" When Harrison gave Courtney the chance to get the last word in, she stood up and shoved a pacifier in Demi's mouth while calling her a "child" and "immature.
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Ms. Khaleghi and her allies say they remain hopeful that Ayatollah Khamenei, who has the last word on every major decision in Iran, might step in and reinstate her.
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"If you'd have given Senate Republicans this exact situation in January 2015, they would have taken it before you got the last word out of the sentence," Holmes said.
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"The Constitution of the United States nowhere says that the Supreme Court shall be the last word on what the Constitution means," he said in a speech in 1996.
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Hathaway, a new mom, gabbed with Ellen DeGeneres about going to the gym post-baby, told a story about a rude trainer, and played a game called "Last Word."
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As Opposition Labor Party leader Bill Shorten told jubilant "yes" supporters on Wednesday morning, "What this marriage equality survey shows is that unconditional love always has the last word."
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In an introduction to the project, Amisha Padnani and Jessica Bennett write: Obituary writing is more about life than death: the last word, a testament to a human contribution.
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But the notice — with the case number written in pen to identify the visa applicant — seemed like the last word to the immigrants and those working on their behalf.
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Finally, after Putin responded to a question about whether he had compromising information on Trump, Trump himself got the last word — and alluded to Peter Strzok's recent congressional testimony.
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He gets to have the last word on the woman who made him interesting in the first place, and who got the most scathing satire performed on him too.
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But given that shift in focus — and all the carnage of the final "Breaking Bad" season — it was reasonable to think that the finale was the last word otherwise.
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There's so much to discover, but I'd like to put in a last word for Fronza Woods, whose two shorts, "Fannie's Film" and "Killing Time" (both 1979), are revelations.
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The network, whose most-watched shows include "The Rachel Maddow Show" and "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," is the fastest-growing Top 85033 cable network among total viewers.
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Under Spanish law prosecutors and claimants now have the last word on whether the trial should proceed, though it is rare for cases to be withdrawn at this stage.
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The book sat in front of them, in the person of Mr. Mueller, who at a news conference in May essentially pleaded that the report be his last word.
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If it is the last word — and there are still 27 days left in the Obama presidency — it will serve as a coda to a relationship that never clicked.
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Or, more often, a nonlinear argument is unfurling as everyone tries to get the last word in first, and chaos envelops the very system meant to keep you organized.
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Dany lost her confidant and Grey Worm lost his love when Cersei had Missandei killed, but Missandei's last word on Game of Thrones was "Dracarys" for a very specific reason.
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These remarks are gracious in acknowledging the legitimate grievances animating young women, so even if this isn't a full apology, it deserves to be the last word in the matter.
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A congressional hearing on the subject brought Apple and the FBI into the same room to make their cases to legislators, who may have the last word in this conflict.
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Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said Temer could veto part of the bill and that the government would have the last word on states' "fiscal recovery" requests to rework their debts.
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Most recently, MacLaine's starred opposite Amanda Seyfried in 2017's indie drama The Last Word, and traded jokes with fellow Oscar winner Jessica Lange in 2016's comedy Wild Oats.
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" The last word ... David Axelrod said to Wolf Blitzer on CNN last night: "We should ... pause here to honor these people by reflecting on where we are as a country.
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Mixers and vermouths, a guide to tasting and many cocktail recipes are included (but he did miss the Last Word cocktail): "Gin: The Manual" by Dave Broom (Mitchell Beazley, $19.99).
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The one who leaves the encounter with both a penis and an ovary full of sperm emerges the evolutionary victor, reports Cassandra Willyard for the blog Last Word on Nothing.
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Because the court is closely divided on many voting rights issues, the possibility of 4-4 splits means that some lower court opinions remain the last word on the subject.
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But the intoxicating nature of social media, especially when you have a big audience cheering you on and/or criticizing your every last word, has fucked me up big time.
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What the authors of these do get, beyond the millions of dollars and cable news appearances, is the chance to have the last word, to pen their own redemption narratives.
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Slip her a Light and Day, a take on the classic Last Word by the good people at Death & Co. that incorporates orange juice for a bit of citrusy sweetness.
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On the museum front, Guild Hall features "Peter Beard: Last Word From Paradise," the artist's first solo exhibition in the United States in 15 years, June 18 to July 31.
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An obituary is, after all, the first last word on a life, a public assessment of a human being's time on earth, a judgment on what deserves to be remembered.
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And they may turn out to be Ms. Kane's last word in a scandal that began with her desire to ruin a competitor, and wound up destroying her own career.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The stock market's first-day response to the debut of the new Federal Reserve chief should not be taken as Wall Street's last word on his performance.
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" The last word: Trump chimed in with a tweet at 5:53 Wednesday morning: "So many people at the higher ends of intelligence loved my press conference performance in Helsinki.
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But it was the Astros who had the last word in the 210th inning, and while their clubhouse was a mixture of exhaustion and elation afterward, the Dodgers were resolute.
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Bercow said his ruling should not be considered his last word and the government could bring forward a new proposition that was not the same as those already voted upon.
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At its core, Boumediene was about the rule of law, and whether the political branches would have the last word when it came to the detention of noncitizens at Guantánamo.
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" If you're wondering whether to watch it, here's one last word from our critic: "When it's good — well, it's still often pretty bad, but it's also gorgeous and appealingly weird.
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But his response at the end of this interview also shows how Mr. Trump's mind works: His victory in November is the last word in the success of his administration.
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Mr. Wrenholt offers us a set of five phrases (actually a total of seven, but I'll get to that), contained in the gray squares, with each missing its last word.
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But this Czechoslovakian automobile, designed by Paul Jaray and Hans Ledwinka in 1934, was, when it was created, the last word in aerodynamic streamlining and the very idea of modernity.
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The last word: "If freedom is just another word for having nothing left to lose, then productivity is just another word for having no one left to hire," Kelly says.
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Repeated conversations about your career that came up from July 26 until August 18 can have the last word this week, as communication planet Mercury breaks ground through new territory.
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Last word: "The massive investment made by the NRCC and the strategic message progression executed by Honold destroyed Ossoff," says Guy Harrison, another top Republican strategist and former NRCC executive director.
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Specific rules and broad standards, the two approaches through which law was applied for thousands of years, were becoming obsolete, along with the judges who weighed in with the last word.
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What is more, those members of Congress who think the president sold out his countrymen and -women surely must recognize that the Constitution gives neither Barr nor Mueller the last word.
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And CBO always serves as the best and last word on how much any given legislation is going to cost the American taxpayer and how it would otherwise affect the people.
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Nobody in the party believed the 2010 law was the last word on health reform, and nobody in the party needs to be constrained by the core tenets of conservative ideology.
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Brennan said on MSNBC's "The Last Word" that he believes Mueller wants to hand over the threads of his investigation to prosecutors in the Southern District of New York and elsewhere.
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But when she bounds onstage with a holler and a howl — and diction that nails every last word to the melody — it's clear she deserves that exclamation point in the title.
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" The segment wrapped at 183:30, giving Avenatti a little more than an hour before he was due at 30 Rock for a taping of "The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell.
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" And in an interview on "The Last Word" with Lawrence O'Donnell on MSNBC last Monday, he added more texture: "Someone who is simpatico with where I want to take the country.
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The gesture seems to imply that if he was less interested in the attention most writers crave, he was determined that the last word on his life would be his own.
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Ms. Reid offers us a set of four two-word phrases and the last word of each phrase is part of a certain type of gear used when going 71-Acrossing.
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MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell apologized on his "Last Word" show Wednesday night as he retracted an unverified report that directly tied President Trump's finances to Russia, which aired the previous night.
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Lucifer joins that unholy alliance in a final bid for Rosalia's soul, but Mary Most Holy has the last word, as she bestows a crown of roses on the retreating Rosalia.
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I'll give the last word to a 17-year-old, Gavin Grimm, the transgender student whose lawsuit against his Virginia school board will be heard by the Supreme Court next month.
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Spain is no longer bound by the Commission's excessive deficit procedure, but the EU executive still has the last word on whether to give the green light to member countries' budgets.
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Dick Durbin, the No. 2 Senate Democrat, said that Congress could reach a deal, but "if the President has the last word, it may not be enough" to avert a shutdown.
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If nothing else, Trump's rivals in Congress—whether outgoing Senate Republicans like Bob Corker or income Democratic committee chairs in the House—weren't going to let him have the last word.
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Whatever really happened (Rhymefest accused West of neglecting Donda's House, a charity named after West's mother, prompting Kim to launch a Twitter war), it's Kanye and Kim who get the last word.
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Seyfried and Sadoski met while starring in the play The Way We Get By in 2015, and then began dating earlier this year while filming their upcoming project together, The Last Word.
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The intense focus on the FBI director just nine days from the November 8 election comes with Clinton's campaign hoping his letter to Congress won't be Comey's last word on the topic.
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Their results were published today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. I wouldn't call this the last word in the culling debate — the first study on a subject rarely is.
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Kevin Hart is getting in the last word after Dwyane Wade buried Hart's 76ers and blasted him on national TV ... telling the NBA star things are about to get REAL in Miami.
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In recent weeks, MSNBC on weekend nights has aired repeats of "The Rachel Maddow Show" and "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," which are the two highest-rated programs on the network.
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"If Donald Trump lost the election and federal prosecutors were pursuing this same case, he would be pursuing exactly the same consequences as Michael Cohen," the "Last Word" host said Friday night.
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But they also agreed that this was not the last word about a strategy that has left everyone — dissenters, the secretary of state and the president alike — frustrated that nothing has worked.
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Trump has never appeared on O'Donnell's program, "The Last Word," and has not done any interviews on MSNBC as a whole in more than two years, dating back to May of 2016.
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" *** I'll let Leigh Drogen have the last word here: "If you read the book Sapiens, then you recognize this as a religion – a story we all tell each other and agree upon.
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Ms. Brainard's speech Monday was the last before the Fed's pre-meeting blackout period, effectively giving her the last word in the public debate among Fed officials ahead of the September meeting.
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Editorial No one expected last month's international arbitration court decision to be the last word on the tug-of-war over the South China Sea and its many islands, rocks and reefs.
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"The Fourth Circuit's decision is not the last word on this issue," said Nathan Freed Wessler, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed a brief supporting Graham and Jordan.
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MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" averaged 2.25 million viewers and 501,85033 in the demographic, while "CNN Tonight," hosted by Don Lemon, averaged 1 million viewers and 382,000 in the demographic.
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With his encyclopedic knowledge of North Indian cuisine, Mr. Kalra was often the last word on authenticity; he was frequently sought out by restaurants and hotels to perfect recipes and develop menus.
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" Warren got the last word on Wednesday night, and finished her remarks with this promise to struggling Americans: "I will fight for you as hard as I fight for my own family.
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He even joked awkwardly with senators that they should seize the rare opportunity to pass judgment on Roberts' rulings, instead of the nation's top jurist getting the last word on their work.
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His oversized, double-breasted black coats with giant gold buttons and a trio of caped silk gowns in muted jewel tones, especially, were a perfectly elegant way to have the last word.
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Bonus tip: Keep your beneficiaries updatedMany people think their will gets the last word when it comes to things like life insurance and retirement accounts, but that isn&apost always the case.
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But the show's final scene is a haunting beauty, a perfect balance of the everyday and the eternal, in which the silence of the desert is once again allowed the last word.
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The result, according to Wilkinson, to whom I will give the last word, is that rapid cultural change can make a truly common national identity hard to come by, if not impossible.
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Souza was still talking back and forth with Jays catcher Russell Martin when he batted in the third, but he got the last word with the three-run home run to left field.
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She is in total control of her narrative, firmly positioning herself as the righteous and sinned-against party who has the last word, always, and that narrative is profoundly tear-stained and intimate.
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Mexico, however, had the last word when their captain Rafael Marquez scored a fine goal from a corner, finding the top corner of Fernando Muslera's net with an angled shot from the right.
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"It's a radical proposal with a reasonable basis but no one expects it will be the last word," Kevin Padian, a biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, told The New York Times.
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In the case of Castle, at last word the network was considering many options on how to continue the series should its stars — Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic — not be interested in returning.
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Last September Sphero set the bar impossibly high when it comes to BB-8 toys, but at the 2016 New York Toy Fair this weekend, Spin Master might actually have the last word.
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Legal experts have agreed that the indictment against Assange won't be the last word on his alleged crimes -- and prosecutors already have suggested it in recent weeks in several other related criminal matters.
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As he's waiting to exit, Captain Anal Fissure reads the sign out loud to him: "Eating and drinking subject to fine," he says, really drawing out the single syllable of that last word.
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Giving an interview alongside his wife Ghazala Khan on MSNBC's "Last Word," Khan praised Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Though the pair first met while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By last year, their romance began when they reunited on the set of The Last Word.
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Sadoski, 40, and Seyfried met in 2015 while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By, beginning their romance on the set of their 2017 film The Last Word.
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Judge Orenstein's decision isn't even the last word in the Brooklyn case - the Justice Department told Reuters Monday that it will ask for the order to be overturned by a district court judge.
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"These penalties will not be the last word on this matter from the United States," Pompeo said, although he emphasized as have other senior U.S. officials, the importance of the U.S.-Saudi relationship.
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"Relaxing" is the absolute last word I would use for the experience of biking to work, but being forced into early-morning alertness turned out to be a surprisingly wonderful thing for me.
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Mr. Lane's passion about the Kennedy assassination never seemed to wane, His final book on the subject, "Last Word: My Indictment of the C.I.A. in the Murder of JFK" was published in 2011.
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During the debates, Klobuchar sparred with Buttigieg on everything from the inherent sexist double standard of his lack of political experience to her voting record — and never let him have the last word.
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"Always put your penis first," a wise old writer tells the main character in "The Last Word" (2014), a directive every Kureishi protagonist has done his best to heed, with Waldo no exception.
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Some lawyers who have been in his courtroom say it's better to allow him to have the last word rather than engage in what are essentially contests over who has more intellectual firepower.
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As one (unofficial) ball competition coach advises about another performer's stance, "No one can tell you what you're not, because you're real," with the last word in a set of inflected quotation marks.
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The novel closes with a last word from our zealous author, who briefly tears off his epistolary robes to list the various moral teachings the book contains, in case we somehow missed them.
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" Not wishing to let him have the last word, I replied with a postcard of my own, a more hopeful one, Poussin's painting of Moses discovered in the bulrushes, and wrote, "Or this.
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And Trump has already scheduled a campaign rally for the very same day as the hearings, presumably so he can get the last word after Mueller is seen speaking on camera about his findings.
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There is plenty of outlets for you to do that, and, Jack, I don&apost think that was the right time or the place to do that I will give you the last word.
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"You said in the book also that you've accomplished everything but that you're not a husband," Jada Pinkett Smith says, referring to his recently released book Let Love Have the Last Word: A Memoir.
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Morfit, 41, will take over the position in July, Ubben said in a letter sent to investors on Monday, giving him the last word on the kind of investments ValueAct Capital Management LP makes.
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"At the Department of Justice, we remain resolute that hateful ideologies will not have the last word and that their adherents will not get away with violent crimes against those they target," Sessions said.
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The multitalented star was leaving NBC in New York Tuesday when we asked about his new memoir, 'Let Love Have the Last Word,' and its shocking revelation that he was molested as a child.
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Nadal had the last word in the set, taking the measure of a looping Federer forehand that landed deep and then answering it with a laserlike backhand winner to take the lead, 6-3.
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When the idea came up, more than a decade ago, to film "Last Word" videos with prominent figures to be published along with their obituaries, I immediately thought of the stories Lee could tell.
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Lisa Feierman, 25, an associate producer at MSNBC of "The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell," kept an eye on rentals for months before moving to a new place last fall with Daniel Feinberg, 26.
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The trend spawned some of the first modern-day craft cocktails, like the honey-and-lemon-infused gin cocktail, the Bee's Knees, and the Last Word, a mix of gin, green chartreuse, and maraschino.
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Though one character all but calls him a coward, saying he could have made a bigger difference, even saved lives, if he'd not been closeted, others, obviously speaking for Lopez, get the last word.
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Whether it is renewed bloodletting in Ukraine, a North Korean nuclear test or a hurricane swamping Haiti, he will often have the last word with Mr. Trump about how the United States should react.
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And that's why many other countries have expressed interest to join and they are looking forward to cooperating (can't understand the last word) I trust that the division of Saudi Arabia is a reality.
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James Mattis as Secretary of Defense may mitigate the damage, but Flynn will leverage his proximity to the President for the last word, which, given Trump's lack of discipline and knowledge, will usually be decisive.
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From the pointed and political to the whimsical and nonsensical, back art helps you get the last word in on your own terms, even if you didn't think you had the wherewithal to say it.
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The title track—a tongue-in-cheek ode to misanthropy that repeated the title phrase ad infinitum over a crushing riff—is pretty much the last word in uncomfortably- drawn-out-way-too-long Wizard.
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There is serious intention there—he uses words that are made up of one or two syllables, and the last word in each line is accented in performance to make sure it finds its mark.
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This is the last word from the first place that recognizes us as parents: Your infant will probably cry like a maniac at some point, and we expect you to completely break, possibly killing them.
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The last word: JPM's Kelly says the rising level of stock buybacks is one major reason he and other market analysts are worried about continued growth of business output, stock prices and the broader economy.
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And now that Missandei made her last word "dracarys," the word Daenerys uses when directing her dragons to unleash their fiery breath, it seems all but certain that Targaryen fire will come to King's Landing.
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Seyfried, 30, and Sadoski, 40, first met while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By last year, but didn't begin dating until they were reunited while filming The Last Word.
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BECKY QUICK: Well, because you waited for the last two minutes for that controversial thought, we don't have more time to push you on that, so we'll let you have the last word on it.
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For those of you who've been living inside a wi-fi-less cave for the last thirty years, Dance Mania is the last word in stripped back, raw, and (usually) incredibly rude minimal house music.
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And if record labels, laptop-free performances and electronica albums sound a bit "retro" in 2016, you might want to change that last word to "timeless," which is what good musicians should always strive for.
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Back at the mock trial, after the judges wrapped up, the last word didn't go to Justice Ginsburg but to Arrigo Cipriani, the owner of Harry's Bar, which sponsored a cocktail reception after the ruling.
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The last word on that front came several years back in the glorious "One Man, Two Guvnors," which took a merciless comic scalpel to points across the globe, starting with the London suburb of Dorking.
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It's nice to have Mikey point out a few of Titus' flaws, since we're so used to seeing Titus as this overly confident character who always gets to be right and have the last word.
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In these works, she updates Josef Albers' Homage to the Square series, reminding us that there is no such thing as the last word or the last painting, at least while civilization continues to exist.
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At the end of every session, Johnson gave any Lenape and indigenous people present the opportunity for the last word, and the resulting dynamic was a fluid conversation with a constantly shifting set of voices.
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But class is the last word that comes to mind when we think of this gold-plated presidency in which President Trump's company charges the Secret Service to use golf carts at Mar-a-Lago.
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Facebook's Community Standards team—the gang that formerly was the last word in content judgements—prepares a package of information about the offending content as well as a defense of the company's actions or inactions.
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The last word: "The data provides no room for complacency, but is not quite as bleak as the ISM data suggests," Alan Ruskin, chief international strategist at Deutsche Bank, said in a note to clients.
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And, keen to have the last word with Trump, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed has sought to meet Trump after a scheduled meeting with the Qatari emir, the senior administration official said.
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The Post reported that the package could include a request for about $1 billion in funding — but that amount should not be considered the last word as plans are still being finalized, CNBC's source said.
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Ultimately, the scale of Hemingway's life is so colossal and his motives so convoluted that no biographer, however gifted, can neatly sever the legend from the life, or have the last word on its meaning.
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Kasulis' summation was the last word that jurors heard from defense lawyers and prosecutors in the case in Brooklyn, New York, federal court, where Shkreli is on trial for charges of securities fraud and conspiracy.
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But despite this, Barr -- a longtime skeptic of the Russia probe, and particularly the FBI's tactics to investigate Trump campaign associates -- has told conservative allies Horowitz's report won't be the last word on the matter.
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Some allies of Mr. Manafort had hoped that Judge Ellis would have the last word because he seemed more sympathetic to the defense than Judge Jackson, and he might order the sentences to run concurrently.
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Lately a lot of women in Saudi Arabia have been loudly speaking out against male control over their lives, but as several have recently found, it is still the men who have the last word.
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In an age of profound mistrust, few matters stir greater hope, satisfaction and fury among Americans than the Supreme Court and its often-decisive role as the last word across a vast number of divisive issues.
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With his command of the timing and optics of the event -- and his canny positioning to ensure that his comments were the last word -- this may well represent the event at which Trump became a politician.
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Some 15 percent of lawmakers in the lower house, which has the last word on legislation, will be elected via proportional representation in the 2022 legislative elections, in a concession to Macron's centrist MoDem party ally.
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This is especially obvious when we see Littlefinger skulk up and try to manipulate Sansa again, and she shuts him down instantly — even making fun of him when he tries to get in the last word.
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But as with so much else in the city, the last word on the subject lies with the State Capitol, where hostility to the bag bill has threatened to undo, or at least revise, the fee.
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These masterpieces never pretended to supply the last word on love, friendship, forgiveness, loss, hope or possibility, but they added a dimension to how we think about these concepts that lodged in our consciousness, maybe permanently.
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"Tess of the D'Urbervilles," Thomas Hardy Reading this book caused a kind of romantic awakening when I was younger, and my hair has never risen so high as on the last word of the last chapter.
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And there was something uniquely bold about the way Swift started using her confessional songwriting and melodic sensibility to "get the last word" on her relationships, as People magazine framed it in her first cover story.
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Much is made of New York City's "hidden gems," but few are hidden as well or as intentionally as the Last Word, a recently opened speakeasy that doubles as a provocative emblem of change in Astoria.
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I will give the last word in this year's final column to Don Willett, a former member of the Texas Supreme Court confirmed last week to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
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" FBI Louisville Special Agent in Charge James Robert Brown Jr. also said the indictment served as a reminder to those motivated by hate and intent on committing violence: "Your hateful ideology will not have the last word.
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Khamenei, who has the last word on all major issues of state, formally endorsed Rouhani as president in a ceremony broadcast live on state television on Thursday, after the pragmatist romped to re-election on May 19.
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Police said Wendell Wilson told them it "comes down to a dominance thing," and that he didn't want his daughter to have the last word in the argument about the effectiveness of putting up a baby gate.
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And in every state, the authoritative meaning of state law is up to the state supreme court, which will usually have the last word in any dispute over the mechanics -- or result -- of any post-election challenges.
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Sadoski and Seyfried first met while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By last year, and began their romance when they reunited on the set of their upcoming film The Last Word.
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Seyfried and Sadoski first met while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By in 2015, and began their romance when they reunited on the set of their upcoming film The Last Word.
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The new parents first met while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By in 2015, and began their romance when they reunited on the set of their upcoming film The Last Word.
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"Their natural tendency is to surrender nothing and to maintain ...the last word in all matters of the state – which was the situation under Bashir essentially," said Magdi El Gizouli, a fellow at the Rift Valley Institute.
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The Supreme Court has the last word on legal rights and principles of critical importance to women, including protections against sex discrimination and of their right to privacy as well as health, safety and social welfare protections.
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Just over 59 percent of voters - who have the last word under the Swiss system of direct democracy - opposed the plans, which the country's political and business elite embraced under international pressure, provisional results on Sunday showed.
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People who send aggrieved letters to the Review often seem to have missed the fact that the Review always gives its writers the last word, and Crews availed himself of the privilege with relish and at length.
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"The voters always have the last word and could well decide to return to the usual suspects, in the same political alignments, to parliament," said Douglas Ollivant, a former NSC director during the Bush and Obama administrations.
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The feature was called the Mic Drop, and it was billed as a way to have the last word in long email chains by sending a GIF of a regal-looking Minion character literally dropping a microphone.
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Why it matters: The reporters, many of them steeped in the special counsel's investigation, came away realizing that House Dems don't plan to depend on Robert Mueller for the last word on interference in the 2016 election.
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He also partially sidelined him on policy toward Afghanistan, although Bolton may get the last word there in the sense that it now looks, according to the president, that a prospective agreement with the Taliban is dead.
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Mr. Bloomberg concluded the op-ed article published Tuesday with this thought: "Washington will not have the last word on the fate of the Paris Agreement in the U.S. — mayors will, together with business leaders and citizens."
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Seyfried and Sadoski first met while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By in 2015, and began their romance when they reunited on the set of their upcoming film The Last Word.
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The rapper and actor is currently on a press tour for his new memoir, "Let Love Have the Last Word," in which he shares the story of having been molested as a child by a family friend.
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This one rolls along happily for 15 words, parceling out a perfectly logical string of information — Christmas, birthday, presents — until suddenly that very last word snaps like the end of a whip, reversing the meaning of everything.
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At the time, the Supreme Court's last word on the Second Amendment dated from 203, when the justices found unanimously that the right to bear arms applied only to weapons with a reasonable relationship to a militia.
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"I said, 'This is my last word,' and I took two steps towards the wings, one, two, and crashed like a tree in the forest," Mr. Easton recalled in a 270 video made for Lincoln Center Theater.
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But the Fairy Queen gets the last word, and the eeriness of her threat to Tam Lin settles over the hopefulness of Janet's triumph in a creepy, skin-crawling moment that makes this story perfect for Halloween.
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The last word: "The committee missed an opportunity for a bolder stance that might have provided greater insurance against international risks to the economy," Rick Rieder, CIO of global fixed income at BlackRock, said in a note.
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As a punctuation mark, Pohan has fashioned two brassy helium balloons into the shape of an I and O, or "io," the last word in the sequence ("io or IO or 2019 0 or a slow leak," 2019).
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The author builds up to an Aristotelian last page that is so surprising, you don't even have time to realize that by the time you read the last word, she has already ripped your heart of your chest.
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She and Sadoski, 40, first met while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By last year, and began their romance when they reunited on the set of their upcoming film The Last Word.
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"The most fundamental value of our political tradition is that the last word belongs to the national will, which is manifested in the ballot box," Erdogan's erstwhile ally Ahmet Davutoglu, a former AKP prime minister, said last week.
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"Bargain" is probably the last word you'd associate with the phrase "8K UHD TV." But the Magnolia Anniversary Sale is your chance to get one of the best LED TVs on the market for a whopping $2,000 off.
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As national security adviser, he would have the last word on how the president should respond to crises such as a showdown with China over the South China Sea or an international health crisis like the Ebola epidemic.
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"Anyone seriously interested in these issues should read the paper, not as an authoritative last word, but as a plausible account backed by some data," wrote Aaron Brown, a former Wall Street executive and cryptocurrency expert, at Bloomberg.
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The point is even clearer in "First and Last Word," in which a paperback dictionary, resting on a neatly folded bedsheet, is open to page 206, "Lived" to "Lodgment": For better or worse, we're all just passing through.
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The last word: "As we look back over the decade since the end of the financial crisis, we can again see fundamental economic changes that call for a reassessment of our policy framework," Powell said at Jackson Hole.
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" He said the committee has been in touch with Facebook for some time, adding, "I don't think this is the last word on the matter by Facebook or in terms of our investigation on the social media issue.
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It is not unusual for OLC, whose legal advice is typically the last word within the Executive Branch, to issue informal opinions by phone or email and to follow up weeks or months later with a formal opinion.
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A last word about Iowa, from Patrick Healy, our politics editor, who left Des Moines on Wednesday for Manchester, N.H.: It's hard to overstate how frustrated a lot of Iowans feel about the way the caucuses turned out.
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The results on Sunday showed that just over 59 percent of voters — who have the last word under the Swiss system of direct democracy — opposed the plans, which the country's political and business elite embraced under international pressure.
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Congress will have the last word on his proposed budget, which is expected to include tens of billions of dollars in cuts from the Environmental Protection Agency and the State Department, while leaving Social Security and Medicare alone.
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Tactility Physical keyboards on phones are often trumpeted online as the last word in speed, and this may be the case for those who owned a succession of BlackBerry phones, but its not for anyone used to a touchscreen.
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One official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the last word on the president's failed peace effort might come from Secretary of State John Kerry at an appearance on Sunday at an annual Middle East conference in Washington.
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The rapper, actor and activist born Lonnie Rashid Lynn, 47, sat down with PEOPLE in this week's issue to discuss some of his life's toughest moments, which he shares in his new memoir Let Love Have the Last Word.
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The Grammy and Oscar-winning rapper, actor and activist, 47, has just released his new memoir Let Love Have the Last Word, in which he reflects on his personal journey with love and the knowledge he's gleaned from therapy.
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You have the last word all of the timeIf every time you and your partner get into an argument, you find yourself trying to "win" or have things your way, it could mean you're viewing the relationship completely wrong.
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Spillman felt that the man in the story should not have the last word, and that the story ought to circle back to the woman, whose point of view determines the narrative, but Roupenian wanted to keep the ending.
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He held up a canvas done from a cover in Central Park that bore the name of the city's Department of Parks and Recreation, but Mr. Carluccio amended the painting to leave only part of the last word: Creation.
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He was the captain of that team: a tenacious and technically sound midfielder once dismissed as "a water carrier" by French forward Eric Cantona but who definitively got the last word by getting both hands on the World Cup.
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The Yankees had the last word when Mark Teixeira hit a game-winning home run off reliever Jason Grilli in the ninth inning, which Teixeira punctuated with a bat flip and some extra words for Grilli from the dugout.
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Many powers will remain in the hands of conservatives; the Guardian Council, an unelected clerical body, has the power to vet all laws, and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has the last word on all important matters of state.
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And if a thought escaped them or their English faltered, they didn't go silent; instead, they repeated the last word, or made a strange guttural drone, as if thrusting some heavy weight over their heads, to fill the space.
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Looking back, doesn't the French military officer David Galula's famous eight-step procedure for winning in counterinsurgency, which American planners in the 1960s (and even today) thought was the last word on the subject, now seem a bit formulaic?
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CHAFFETZ: Chris you&aposre going to get the last word here but that&aposs why so many of us were frustrated with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton and that silly little reset button because they tried to downplay all that.
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"At the Department of Justice, we remain resolute that hateful ideologies will not have the last word and that their adherents will not get away with violent crimes against those they target," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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Wise says the study will not be the last word on fertility rates and cannabis use, and thinks the research is further made important by the blitz of states legalizing weed in the US, which she says will inevitably increase use.
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It's also possible that one or more of the DC Circuit's Democrats will chose to write their own opinion responding to Rao in order to prevent her from having the last word before this case goes to the Supreme Court.
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Together, they come up with their own plans to hype the upcoming match between Welfare Queen and Liberty Belle, and Tamme leaves Debbie with one last word of advice: if she wants to be respected, she has to make herself useful.
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SPEAKER'S SPANNER Bercow said his ruling, based on a convention dating back to 1604, should not be considered his last word and the government could bring forward a new proposition that was not the same as those already voted upon.
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After a couple more verses where Corden called out Jackson's bank commercials and Jackson made fun of Corden's lesser celebrity status, the Hitman's Bodyguard actor got the last word by calling back to his famous Snakes on a Plane line.
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"But as often occurs in science, it's probably not the last word," Lehner said, noting that climate researchers don't fully understand longer term La Niña fluctuations in the Pacific Ocean and the probabilities of another megadrought — or cluster of megadroughts — occurring.
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"You just can't expect to defame a guy who's got a stellar record and a stellar, nearly perfect reputation, near as I can tell, character-wise, and be able to be the last word," Cramer said during the radio interview Friday.
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"At the Department of Justice, we remain resolute that hateful ideologies will not have the last word and that their adherents will not get away with violent crimes against those they target," said Attorney General Jeff Sessions in a statement Wednesday.
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"I feel for young people who had their relationships questioned in a way I wouldn't have thought we would see ever again, but nevertheless what this marriage equality survey shows is that unconditional love always has the last word," he said.
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"They would see boys going in, and we would put on our eye shadow, our wigs and skirts and dresses, and walk out and say, 'Hiiii,' " Ms. Abu Hanna, 21, said in a recent interview, drawing out the last word.
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" In an interview on MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," Steve Schmidt accused Trump's closest aides of "vile" behavior, referencing the "chaos and incompetence" detailed in Michael Wolff's newly published book, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.
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This is an epic proxy war, with Catherine Cortez Masto, a Democrat and a former Nevada attorney general, and Representative Joe Heck, a Republican, serving as surrogates in a clash to see who gets the last word in this brutal rivalry.
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They opened a new chapter that threatens to further disrupt the Asian financial capital, which has struggled for normalcy despite the increasingly violent protests against the Chinese Communist authorities in Beijing who have the last word over Hong Kong's future.
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The trial, which is expected to last through at least the first week of February, will probably not be the last word on what happened that November night; Akai Gurley's family has filed a wrongful death suit against the city.
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Advocate General Maciej Szpunar's opinion — which can be read in full here — is not the last word on the matter, with the court still to deliberate and issue its final decision (usually within three to six months of an AG opinion).
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While this is an important ruling that I believe is likely to be confirmed by higher courts, we are months away from the last word on the matter given the Trump Administration has said it plans to appeal the order.
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With federal courts having the last word on so many politically charged issues — such as health care, immigration, the environment and executive branch power — Republicans are eager to place conservative-minded judges on the bench while they are certain they can.
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Official Pyongyang seems the last word in inhumanity to me, but as my guide kept waving and waving goodbye while I passed through immigration, I felt with fresh power how no one can fully deprive us of our humanity but ourselves.
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Married on October 23, 1993 — she was 7413, he was 25 — they rode the ups-and-downs of their life together, including "epic" arguments he says Jennair would win because "she was always going to have the last word," says Mark.
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Professor Bonn allowed Mr. Casher to redo the work, explaining to him the meaning of paraphrase, that copied text needed quotation marks "before the first word and after the last word," and that sources had to be listed at the end.
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What I found, writing for The Review under Mr. Buruma, was a rare opportunity — or rare in a periodical with significant circulation — to take intellectual and stylistic risks, be offbeat in my opinions and get the last word in editorial scuffles.
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Here are five takeaways from Mr. Brown's final legislative session: The flurry of bill signings on Sunday — and the ones he signed in recent weeks — essentially became a last word on lawmaking for Mr. Brown, who will leave office in January.
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It was also, in some ways, a last word on an era of aggressive policing in New York City that began a generation ago under former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani — though the fallout on neighborhoods is still felt to this day.
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" Buttigieg, who got the last word in the nearly five-minute exchange, then noted that Warren had transferred money from her Senate campaign to her presidential campaign — money she raised during a time in which she participated in "big-ticket fundraisers.
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The Commission recognised last year that its member states will have the last word, but those members have still revised its initial proposal, underlining that it is for individual countries to decide whether or not to screen a particular foreign investment.
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"I have personally asked for speed and attention in welcoming those who are really fleeing from war, but also that those who don't have the right to stay should be blocked," he said in a tweet, writing the last word in capital letters.
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On the heels of his revealing new memoir Let Love Have the Last Word, the rapper, actor and activist, 47, opens up to PEOPLE in this week's issue, delving into his many romantic ups and downs—and what he's learned from them.
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This new report is hardly going to be the last word on this debate, but the NAS tends to be influential in guiding US government policy, and it's nudged the discussion significantly in the direction of allowing designer babies — even in limited cases.
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EditorsNote: update 2: changes last word of fourth graf to "hits"; changes to "11 times" in seventh graf Garrett Cooper and Brian Anderson homered to lead the host Miami Marlins to a 12-7 victory over the San Diego Padres on Tuesday night.
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" Jerrod's girlfriend, Maxine, said, "It's the last word that so many black people heard as they were being hung from trees," but Jerrod contended that "everyone should just use the word constantly, so much until it dilutes its power, it makes it meaningless.
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"One of the reasons none of us would have missed this is that this is the only time in our entire lives in public service that we were in the same room as John Dingell and got the last word," Clinton said.
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There's no question that this narrative is incomplete, that a book that doesn't mention Sly Stone or Grace Slick or Fleetwood Mac or Bad Brains or the Beastie Boys can't claim to be the last word on race and sexuality in American music.
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It's probably a good thing that Amy Heckerling got the last word on valley girls in Clueless, the stock character having grown stale by the time Buffy debuted on the WB. By the end of the movie, Buffy is a bimbo no more.
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Rouhani is not free to steer economic policy, with the Guardian Council able to vet all laws, and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei - who has in the past closed down parliamentary debates by decree - given the last word on important matters of state.
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"This confirmation vote will not necessarily be the last word on Brett Kavanaugh serving a lifetime appointment on the Supreme Court," said Brian Fallon, executive director of the liberal group Demand Justice and the top spokesman for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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EditorsNote: adds "percent" as last word in last graf Jordan Ford knocked down the winning 15-footer with 1.4 seconds remaining as Saint Mary's defeated No. 14 BYU 51-50 in the West Coast Conference tournament semifinals on Monday night in Las Vegas.
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For all the debate over the role of the Supreme Court in our constitutional system, one of the few points of consensus is that the justices should have the last word when criminal defendants challenge their convictions or sentences on constitutional grounds.
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Death has his triumph in "The Seventh Seal" — which Bergman was able to make only because of the commercial success of "Smiles" — but life gets the last word in the form of a young couple played by Bibi Andersson and Nils Poppe.
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Even though the results were disappointing, the researchers said that this one study was not the last word, and suggested that more studies might determine whether the drugs would work if given earlier in the illness or in combination with other medicines.
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So it seemed appropriate to applaud the artists fighting the perverse with verse — and in that spirit, I'll give the last word to Susan McLean, a poet and English professor at Southwest Minnesota State University: Trump seethes at what the writers say.
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Fortunately, the Republican-controlled Senate will restore sanity by acquitting the president, and American voters will have the last word on Election Day 2020 when they re-elect Mr. Trump, restore Republicans to the House majority and retain Republican control of the Senate.
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Johnson hit field goals of 40 and 27 yards to give the Hokies a 30-24 lead, but it wasn't enough to stop Bowden, who got the last word after getting into a fracas with Virginia Tech players about 90 minutes before kickoff.
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Thunder get last word, oust Mavs in Game 5 OKLAHOMA CITY — Before the Dallas Mavericks tipped off in a crucial playoff game Monday night, team owner Mark Cuban decided to add a little spice to an already burning series with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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