But leaving that aside, I think it's wrong for subtle reasons.
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Leaving that aside, The L Word defined my adolescent sexual awakening.
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Do they accomplish something as art, or, leaving that aside, as journalism?
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Leaving that aside, whether or not they're ... Who cares what they're called?
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Leaving that aside, having someone else's blood pumped through your veins isn't exactly risk-free.
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Leaving that aside, obviously there's a huge problem that we're having right now in terms of employment.
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And even leaving that aside, Singer essentially bailed on making this movie, after reportedly clashing with Malek and producers.
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Leaving that aside, there are so many factors outside of handwashing that directly impact the growth of drug-resistant infections.
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But, leaving that aside, I&aposm wondering, how it is they, A, discovered the leaks, and then we keep hearing of them.
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Leaving that aside, the Monarch eTNS system is nothing like even modern-day ECT, according to James McGough, a clinical psychiatrist at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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But leaving that aside, this is also an observational study, which only can show correlations between two things (cannabis and sperm counts), not prove that one causes the other.
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For whatever reason, there's been a longstanding difficulty in her relationship with the press that meant her flaws were wildly amplified relative to... (CROSSTALK) AXELROD: But leaving that aside... OBAMA: But -- but -- well, the reason I bring this up is because we've both been in campaigns.
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But, leaving that aside, it is crystal clear that while interim U.S. attorneys can be inferior officers of the United States, Robert Mueller is not an inferior officer special counsel because Congress never passed a law after 85033 vesting in the attorney general the power to appoint an inferior officer special counsel.
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Leaving that aside, even if the city were bringing in one million or even two million dollars annually from the partnership, we would still be looking well into the second term of a Barron Trump — or Barron Trump Jr. — presidency before the city would be getting back much of the $127 million of taxpayer money it spent to create the course in the first place.
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