He was a logical man, and what he said sounded very logical.
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But people naturally want to take things to their logical ends, even if those ends aren't really logical.
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A Moon mission is a logical stepping stone to Mars A Moon mission is a logical stepping stone to Mars.
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Some executed search warrants explicitly mention the type of extraction performed, such as so-called "Logical" or "Advanced Logical" extraction.
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Monday's U.N. report gives us no logical reason to be optimistic about the planet's survival, and no logical reason to hope.
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That shouldn't make the most logical explanation any less logical -- even if that means examining Zarif's tweet through the prism of Iranian domestic affairs.
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"We found a way to make accessing data extremely simple, mashing it together in a logical way and embedding it in every logical place," he explained.
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Terminating Mueller as a logical way to end the Russian investigation is akin to viewing the Hindenburg explosion as a logical way to land a zeppelin.
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Aquarius is a sign that's cool and logical, but there's nothing cool or logical about eclipses—they're emotional and complicated, often bringing up issues we can't describe.
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As well as arguing for the futility of attempts to control language, Mr Greene explores efforts to create more logical systems, from the 17th-century polymath John Wilkins to the 1950s creation Loglan, devised to test the hypothesis that a more logical language would facilitate more logical thought processes.
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LOGICAL TRANSACTION WITH MODEST CHANGE IN STRATEGY The PPS acquisition is a logical strategic transaction that improves MAA's portfolio quality and should result in scale benefits from deeper market penetration.
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The answer should be obvious as a logical matter, even if we didn't have the careful words of Alexander Hamilton in Federalist No. 78 to back up that logical inference.
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So a Louis Vuitton collaboration makes sense as the next logical place to take it — logical, that is, until you remember that they cost $700 more than their otherwise identical siblings.
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" She added, "For hair, an updo is pretty logical.
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That's not a logical assumption at all … Oops, sorry.
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" "I just think that's a logical approach to me.
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It sounds perfectly logical — and that's why I'm skeptical.
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"We found a way to make accessing data extremely simple, mashing it together in a logical way and embedding it in every logical place," explained CEO Amir Orad to us in 2018.
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"The next logical level of support is at $5,000 but if that doesn't hold, the next logical support level isn't until $3,500," eToro analyst Mati Greenspan said in a note to clients Monday.
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That might not be logical, or fair — but it's sports.
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Linking fitness equipment with virtual reality is a logical move.
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It's easy when you're working with logical, smart people. Right?
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That's a logical move, considering its continued focus on soccer.
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You'll find yourself in a serious, logical mood this evening.
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Coolly logical robots, the thinking goes, will far exceed us.
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Our desire to punish doesn't always follow a logical course.
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The workplace is a logical area to attack the problem.
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The answer they landed on makes a pretty logical point.
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Again, this is a legal victory, not a logical one.
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His is an emotional appeal, rather than a logical one.
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Baier's panelists said they thought Clinton's decision was politically logical.
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That she now has a Target collection is only logical.
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"It was the most logical thing to do," she said.
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Butler called "The Antonin Scalia Law School" a "logical substitute."
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Others call it the next logical step in smartphone evolution.
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This Mercury retrograde is in Virgo, a logical, practical sign.
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So releasing our mixtapes to these same users was logical.
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It's a Microsoft Surface taken to the logical gaming extreme.
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It seems like the most logical option at this point.
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Although the configuration is odd, the pricing does seem logical.
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So, uh, I guess this is the trend's logical conclusion?
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This is the same logical fallacy that governed -- and governs!
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It's a hidden logical assumption that underpins all science, ever.
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Why was eyewear the logical next step for your designs?
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You're a logical person, but you're no stranger to whimsy.
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The payroll tax option makes a lot of logical sense.
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It is the logical outgrowth of those same sports arguments.
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Given his earlier success, Wallace, 24, was the logical choice.
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She's very logical and can spot future trends and patterns.
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Overall, this feels like a logical next step for GitHub.
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The HP Tango's camouflage is admittedly a bit more logical.
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It's a logical choice, but way too obvious for Rosewood.
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Air sign Aquarius is aloof yet friendly, logical yet wacky.
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Well, the most logical option seems to be Tony Ferguson.
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"Honestly, this lawlessness has reached its logical conclusion," he wrote.
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So Mr Ryan is in at least a logical bind.
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Communication improves when logical, chatty Mercury trines Mars July 10.
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Taken to its logical extreme, it propels organized white supremacy.
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Yes, Trump is the logical extreme of those past campaigns.
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It seems only logical that he'd eventually create his own.
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All of these are highly logical jobs driven by information.
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It is a frightening thought because it is so logical.
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It's the only logical means to separate truth from falsehood.
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We now have the CT4, logical successor to the ATS.
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A systematic, logical approach, as his wife would have preached.
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The only logical possibilities could fit in a phone booth.
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Trump is the logical extension of the worst of America.
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So she took the most logical precautions and burned Pennywise.
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Spring 1986 seems like the logical setting for Season 4.
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"That's logical," another senior Republican aide in the House said.
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So this was a logical next step in the sanctions.
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In many ways, this is a logical step for Microsoft.
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Amazon, Twitch's parent company, is perhaps the most logical partner.
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We accepted the logical and natural consequences of bad behavior.
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It's cool, because it's the logical step forward for me.
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You're approaching the world from a more logical perspective now!
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A logical extraction is done using the phone's corresponding API.
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It's just a logical extension of what you were doing.
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Even though you're logical as hell, trust your intuition today.
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And it is also completely logical that Guido is disappointed.
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There's a logical fallacy called the "no true Scotsman" problem.
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Either way, the logical conclusion of these fears is apocalyptic.
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"Elizabeth Warren is a very logical progressive," Ms. Katz said.
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This is the logical conclusion of what was already happening.
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I think anger is a logical response to the world.
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It seemed logical something similar might be happening in Honduras.
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It is a logical part of the Met's overall collection.
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The logical conclusion of the blackpill is, as one incels.
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Dubinsky: It's the logical part, which is just very different!
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That's the absurd logical extension of such a legal standard.
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In this context, Clinton's tweet seems like a logical extension.
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The extension into watches is logical from a business perspective.
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Trump is the logical extension of what Republicans have become.
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Given the options, the Kurdish forces were the logical choice.
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It is the logical conclusion of May's strategy to date.
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He's a very structured and logical thinker, and whip smart.
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Now a logical candidate, Elliott Management, has taken a stake.
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"This was logical," he said, on a Spanish talk show.
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I saw him as a very reasonable, very logical person.
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But it's logical for Microsoft to get into this space.
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Granted, Romney's résumé isn't the most logical for the job.
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For Mr. Swensen, the decision to stay in was logical.
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"I think that would be a logical conclusion," he said.
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At first blush the survivorship benefit is the logical choice.
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"It makes it a much more logical conversation," she said.
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But this kind of scrutiny is also logical for Hollywood.
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Do you imagine this is a logical argument they're making?
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So of course, to me, he became a logical contender.
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As long as the process runs in a logical fashion.
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However, it feels like a logical extension of my practice.
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But that seems like a pretty logical strategy to me.
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"The coldly logical response to [the study] would seem to be to discontinue naloxone use," wrote the Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle (who did not ultimately endorse that "logical" conclusion, finding in it "something repulsive").
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There has to be a logical explanation for grandpa Jack's existence.
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Being able to delete unwanted apps altogether is a logical step.
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" I said, "Yeah, it seems like a logical thing to do.
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So Seyo creates a logical sequence which is not time-based.
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You're a logical person, but your intuition isn't too shabby either.
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It definitely attracts people that are great logical and systematic thinkers.
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But as logical and desirable as the idea sounds, it's unrealistic.
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You're logical, down to earth, and Pisces is whimsical, a poet.
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Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas.
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That's the logical conclusion of the position held by "reasonable" conservatives.
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But there are perfectly logical reasons to have underwater data centers.
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It is only natural and logical that clothing is evolving, too.
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Acknowledging the logical inconsistencies of these images, Bonner's captions crack jokes.
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It's unconventional but logical, too — essentially tomato sauce with fresh herbs.
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A logical extension of the aesthetics and vibe of the original.
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In many ways, it's the logical next step for these technologies.
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It's the logical predecessor to Captain America's Spider-Man: Homecoming PSAs!
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These are organised into logic gates, which implement simple logical operations.
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The next logical step is today's announcement around Randori Attack Platform.
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Those were the purely logical reasons she knew it wasn't Michael.
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The Moon enters logical Aquarius today, helping your mind get focused.
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Mr. Peck's dance worlds are usually logical ones, and that's fine.
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A legislature "work-around" is not always feasible, or even logical.
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Again, these comparisons aren't the best, but there's some logical overlap.
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For this reason, an OLED screen seems like a logical switch.
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That's where the next logical alternative comes in: Sweaters with collars.
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As you move up, the layers transition from physical to logical.
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So here are five logical landing spots for D-Fish. 5.
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Best of luck with the logical sleuthing and playing with numbers.
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Such granular road-pricing is the logical conclusion of existing schemes.
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And after 10 years of working on this show, it's logical.
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If anything, a pop record seems as logical as anything else.
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These are logical conversations to have in a high-stakes scenario.
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But now, McCoy and her colleagues have a more logical answer.
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"Power distribution assets is the most logical way forward," Starace said.
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Turning the product into a marketplace was a logical next step.
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The only logical solution is to handcuff her to a mime.
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Putting buildings in Russia would have been a relatively logical move.
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The only logical response, in his mind, was to end them.
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The result of that logical leap is still with us now.
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It's a move that is entirely logical, and really too late.
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So it requires much more rational, logical thought, and reasoned discourse.
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The makers will not tell us but it's a logical deduction.
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But the purpose of these defenses isn't to demonstrate logical rigor.
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And a helicopter rides are the only logical means of transportation.
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Zhang: Well as I said, I am a very logical person.
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The truth is not all medical phenomena have a logical explanation.
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It's logical that the VC market grows alongside the startup ecosystem.
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Left brained people, by contrast, are more logical, analytical and objective.
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Mr de Lacharrière says this was "nothing extraordinary" and "only logical".
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It just started to suggest itself as a logical way forward.
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"We talked about making logical decisions, not emotional ones," Kraus said.
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" TVECA supports what Story calls "logical and responsible regulation and oversight.
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"Angelle is the logical choice," Beam wrote in a recent column.
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Though shifting the calendar seems logical, it also comes with challenges.
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That seemed the logical next step once he'd put away Benn.
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Bringing it to more keyboards is just the next logical step.
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The Keurig of bong rips seems like a logical next step.
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Personally, I think this is a logical career choice for her.
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KT: He's just embracing the next logical step of his career!
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Buying Eero seems like the logical play for Amazon or Google.
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"The Mueller investigation needs to continue to its logical conclusion," Sen.
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There is really no logical reason to have a manual gearbox.
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It's a convergence, that after a closer look, seems very logical.
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He has called a Paramount transaction a logical step for Viacom.
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Could "M&A Innovation" be the logical extension of this trend?
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"He made a lot of good logical points in there," Rep.
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And it makes sense from another historical/logical point of view.
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"But, then again, I'm trying to be very logical," he said.
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At first, there seems to be little structure or logical sequence.
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They took the idea of mental models to its logical conclusion.
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" The "logical endpoint of excessively avid work," she added, "is burnout.
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That faith, though, seems more a conditioned reaction than logical thinking.
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The company sees Havana as a logical addition to the list.
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Ewald: I've rarely seen an AfD supporter make a logical argument.
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Love Home Swap is a logical acquisition for Wyndham's RCI group.
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Dying wouldn't just be the most logical conclusion for Iron Man.
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We try to use people's strengths, just because that seems logical.
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Breakingviews The latest deal from China's richest man is unexpectedly logical.
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Reaching deeper into Feld's relationship with Marvel seemed a logical step.
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They see North Korea as a logical market and production base.
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This deal, China's biggest foreign acquisition, is a relatively logical pairing.
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It's only logical to send that team to the national tournament.
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The Moon is in logical Aquarius today, so you're feeling sharp.
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For me, the hypothetical choice to become straight would be logical.
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You're a logical person, Capricorn, but you can't ignore your gut.
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And that was very logical — but still, expectations were very high.
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Well, after bread, to me chocolate seemed the next logical step.
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By all logical definitions, the FA Cup is a boring place.
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"To me there isn't a logical methodology or predictability," he added.
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But perhaps the most logical wish is for a movie theater.
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A lot of people support what I'm saying because it's logical.
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Stop thinking about what's logical and think about what makes sense.
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Mercury is logical, while Neptune is the poet of the zodiac.
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A logical approach, yes, but how do I bring it up?
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Then comes a rather magical, if not fully explained logical leap.
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Respond: Choose to act in a way that makes logical sense.
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It's a logical stance for the Massachusetts senator on two levels.
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But Mike Merrill has taken this idea to its logical extreme.
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The contradictions of Australian conservatism are finally reaching their logical conclusion.
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Taken to its logical extreme, the blackpill can lead to violence.
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I think it's something that is so logical and so normal.
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Participants said they would be a logical vehicle to address costs.
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This is not a logical response, though, but an ideological one.
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This leads to the logical question of what to do next.
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" Then he added: "But realize that it's not rational or logical.
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ASICS wanted to know: Is this really the logical end goal?
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I feel we've been extremely focused, not opportunistic, and very logical.
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Credit... There was only one logical response in Frankie Wilton's mind.
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I'm more outgoing and excitable, and he's more internal and logical.
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The creation of the EDL CDU was the logical next step.
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He told The New York Times that the punishment was logical.
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So why wouldn't you take it to its most logical conclusion?
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And because of that, we get mad before we get logical.
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So the M4 version number seems like the next logical step.
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The logical response to labor shortages would be to boost pay.
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Succinct, linear responses make you seem like a composed, logical person.
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In many ways, he's the logical outcome of the Republican Party.
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It's also the logical endpoint of the Trump media-bashing narrative.
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The only logical endpoint to this descent into our quarantine madness?
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So how did presumably logical humans get roped into this mess?
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"It's logical, it's a kind of a poison pill," Ross said.
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For the group, deciding to record was the next logical step.
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And while most of those disappearances have completely logical explanations — like "somebody fell off a cliff" logical — some of them are downright mysterious and eerie, with bodies seeming to appear in places they simply shouldn't be.
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It seemed like a logical place to go, and writing also seemed like a logical thing to do, because that always seems incredibly intimidating, from where I grew up, which is the Midwest, looking at New York.
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It's just logical that our relationships would play out there as well.
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In many ways drones are the logical next step in their evolution.
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Our demands are not radical but a logical extension of human rights.
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The most logical thing would be for Apple to simply redirect iCloud.
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On June 29, logical Mercury enters psychic Cancer, majorly boosting your intuition.
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It's a logical possibility, but I don't think it's likely at all.
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Talking over me isn&apost going to make it any more logical.
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But then again, nothing about vice crimes is "fair" or even "logical".
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"It's really the next logical step," says Peter Beck, Rocket Lab's founder.
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Beck seems uncannily logical about the risks his young company is taking.
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But Colton would not be deterred by Harrison's logical line of thinking.
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He said that instead Amazon may be the most logical tie-up.
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But, in the meantime, what are the logical solutions to these issues?
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Journeying to Mars Many believe that Mars is the next logical step.
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Yet the appeal of this potential showdown is not that it's logical.
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It is logical and expected that passions run high during political campaigns.
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Even if we don't understand the logic, it has to look logical.
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Mr. Rosenbluth finds such solutions "logical," but he foresees little substantial change.
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The glasses even pair in a logical way for a Snap product.
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To some people, a physical card might seem a logical next step.
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And the poll winner for greatest villain is a logical choice, too.
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It's logical and proved successful, but was unneccesarily time and labor intensive.
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But the more I thought about it, the more logical it seemed.
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Coming up with a logical use case is only the first step.
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What do you see as the next logical step for fashion blogging?
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If a bidding war starts, it would be a logical white knight.
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"Suddenly she appeared in a videotaped interview, it's not logical," said Poon.
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Your old boss, President Obama, is a hyper-rational, hyper-logical individual.
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" The source added: "The logical explanation is that it was an explosion.
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It's a logical way to respond to this kind of historical trauma.
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It's possible Spelunky 2 is the simplest, most logical thing: more Spelunky.
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There is zero logical connection between Bird Box and K-pop memes.
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However, it's also logical for you to have these kinds of questions.
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" "Right now, I don't think it is a logical thing to do.
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A supplier added such a move was logical due to weak demand.
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Then came kitesurfing, which is a logical extension of the beach buggy.
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The Moon enters logical Gemini today, and your mind is super sharp.
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Logical Mercury enters trickster Gemini today, and you couldn't be more excited!
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"And after video, the next logical step is fully immersive virtual reality."
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None of the explanations offered by House Democrats make any logical sense.
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But Trump has never been a politician whose fundamental appeal is logical.
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There was no logical -- that is, politically rational -- explanation for the firing.
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And Gothic romances are not stories that need logical consistency to thrive.
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My next logical step was, being in advertising, who is supporting it?
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Then, the next logical question -- how 'bout getting him on "Shark Tank"?
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Or maybe it was something more logical, some contractual or ethical reason.
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There are a lot of other logical explanations for these experiences, too.
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Follow Noisey on Twitter if we haven't imploded due to logical paradoxes.
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In his definition, steampunk is a logical home for a creative mind.
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From an objective, logical and historical outlook, they are setup to fail.
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It seemed like a logical decision on something we needed to do.
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This makes Cohn's tactic of signaling discontent without walking away more logical.
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The insularity of conservative thoughts blinds many Republicans to this logical certainty.
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Unable to counter him with any logical reason not to, I agreed.
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In Mr. Musk's view, putting Tesla and SolarCity together is only logical.
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Seems logical, especially since you're literally putting the product in your mouth.
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Q: Can people be convinced by logical arguments to overcome those fears?
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This would be "the most logical answer", Koenig told reporters in Brussels.
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So everyone should just get logical about this and lower the hysteria.
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But Panthers coach Ron Rivera is sure there's a perfectly logical explanation.
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We'd both collaborated with many others, so it seemed a logical fit.
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It sounded like a logical fallacy, but it seemed pleasantly futuristic nonetheless.
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So-- to me, it's a logical thing for them to be studying.
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With no job and no direction, it seemed like the logical choice.
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It is also familiar, delivering her political career to its logical climax.
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So, it was a very logical trajectory of the power of one.
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Fox would jump to the top of the list of logical partners.
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Even the logical constraints of the book tend to make me sad.
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There are few logical replacements for such big stores in the market.
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Mystery Brand represents the next logical step of the loot box phenomenon.
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"It was the logical alternative to beer for the gals," explains Crete.
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"Tractor fighting" is the logical extension of "punching" in the Footloose universe.
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There are logical reasons immigrants would be less likely to commit crimes.
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Alina Morse created Zollipops three years ago for a very logical reason.
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As a logical Air sign, Libra, Mercury retrograde has been very annoying.
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On June 12, Mercury, the planet of the mind, enters logical Gemini.
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The Moon in logical Libra is making you thinking about deep issues.
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The Higgs boson, too, was born out of need for logical consistency.
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If you identify this way, there's only one logical solution: Apple Care.
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App Smart DO you know a logical fallacy from a statistical improbability?
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A harsh-seeming text message can sound thoughtful and logical when spoken.
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The discussion would continue "to whatever logical end there is", he said.
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This is a logical inevitability—everything else will be done by globots.
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"We're the logical place for this to be located," Mr. Patchett said.
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The logical question for most would be: How can we fix this?
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Many well-funded, well-executed, logical programs haven't had the desired results.
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Then there's lots of logical reasons why bundles are a good deal.
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People could make a lot of different plausible logical connections between them.
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" Saige, 21 "Hmm, probably the quality we share of being very logical.
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It's perfectly logical: Systems change depending on what they're being used for.
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Still, Gervais maintains that his audience is logical enough to get it.
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In the beginning, both of us thought marriage was the logical conclusion.
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It seemed a logical move, given the A.T.F.'s criminal justice focus.
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Once housing costs begin to rise, the logical conclusion is San Francisco.
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Stanek and the Rays have started — well, opened — a very logical trend.
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The past few picks seem to follow a chilling but logical evolution.
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China would appear the most logical candidate to surpass the United States.
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There is a perfectly logical reason for that, at least for me.
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You're known for being cool and logical, but maybe not this month!
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It's logical that an unpredictable president is a boon to news outlets.
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Starting today, users can organize their channels into logical groupings with labels.
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It was a short, logical step from the studio into a theater.
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It seems logical that that number should be included in the reporting.
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Mr. Sadr's closest aide, Dhia'a Assadi, called the overtures sincere and logical.
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Is 100 gecs the logical sound of the internet collapsing upon itself?
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There is a logical problem with a softer British exit, of course.
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Instead, the children absorbed a mix of pragmatic calculation and logical reasoning.
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"To make America great again, climate action is very logical," he said.
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Seems logical, and airlines don't always disagree, as I wrote in April.
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Gender parity "just seems logical," she told Die Zeit newspaper on Sunday.
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A combination of several of them could be a logical endgame scenario.
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So moving on from the aging Romo seems like a logical move.
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That sounds logical and easy — until you try to email left-handed.
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"He made a lot of good logical points in there," added Rep.
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Partly that's because of how unflashy and seemingly logical his style is.
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Trained as a scientist, he approached problems in a deliberative, logical way.
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It's logical that so much attention is being paid to South Carolina.
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However, it is reality, and the logical outcome of Trump's leadership style.
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MGM, in particular, seems like a logical candidate to sell this year.
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But the battery pack assembly announcement, while logical, came as a surprise.
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B Cory Booker Logical flaws are not an issue with the senator.
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Such is its ubiquity that calling it foreign no longer seems logical.
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The moment that he initiated a thought, he reached its logical terminus.
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But those are not the only problems, the others being logical tributaries.
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Quantico is one amazing trashy mess almost completely devoid of logical storytelling.
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While the film ends at a logical stopping point, it feels incomplete.
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The logical thing would be for him to, you know, chill out.
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I think ... The logical answer is, the two can coexist quite nicely.
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If Pangea is the capital of myths, Mystifarians are the logical population.
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For us to go to a network is a very logical decision.
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That's a very logical story for me to tell at LinkedIn, too.
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That phenomenon is carried to its logical end by the Azvedo family.
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Just because you're a logical Air sign doesn't mean you're aren't psychic.
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Cardozo said that they were logical responses to the country's economic problems.
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The logical place to start, then, would be to expand existing pilot programmes.
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"It doesn't apply in a way that is logical or rational," he said.
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That's the next logical question, and the company doesn't have a good answer.
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He's positioned as the most noble and logical character on Iron Man's side.
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And, psychologists say, it's unlikely to be countered by statistics or logical counterarguments.
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The company is looking at security in three areas: logical, physical and social.
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And now acquisitions are a logical way to grow, Kara, as you know.
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You're super logical, Aquarius, but you need to listen to your intuition today.
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The defendants E-Learning Ltd and Logical Thinking Ltd, which operate website Chess24.
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Being ruled by logical Mercury, you like being organized and doing things efficiently.
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"The idea of negative emissions became a deeply logical one," Van Vuuren says.
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My response was visceral, pre-verbal; there was no logical reasoning behind it.
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NLP is usually guided by a series of learned grammatical and logical rules.
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Providing unfettered Internet access in an emergency situation is an obvious, logical step.
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And sometimes, the kids use logical reasoning to figure it out for themselves.
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In a shoot for its new swim line, Target takes that logical stance.
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I took this identification to its logical conclusion: I was an alcoholic, too.
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But there are logical reasons for chopping a NASCAR race into smaller chunks.
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And the most logical remedy seems to be to reverse course and disconnect.
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In every logical way, that fistful of Forever 21 jewelry was basically worthless.
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So, if you're using iBooks on another device, then that's the logical choice.
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We asked her attorney, Brandon Anand, who says there's a perfectly logical explanation.
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Why does a logical strategy, methodically implemented by competent people, not succeed better?
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And it was the logical outcome of parameters that were too wide open.
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Mexico City's notorious traffic made it a logical target for food delivery apps.
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He said the clean-up needed to be "taken to its logical conclusion".
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The Echo and similar devices are the next logical step, according to Peterson.
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It's logical the activist should take a swipe at Son's hugely undervalued empire.
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Such jobs are typically accomplished with programmable logical controllers (PLCs) or embedded computers.
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Now Supermassive is taking this idea to its logical conclusion with Hidden Agenda.
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Because that would be way too logical so it's not going to happen.
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For the individual that doesn't want to live, suicide is logical and rational.
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Clinton, in this telling, is the next logical step in the American story.
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The camera app opens quickly and has a logical, easy-to-follow interface.
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Indeed, it doesn't take too much reasoning to arrive at this logical endpoint.
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The logical step beyond limiting the accrual of data is demanding their disbursement.
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And psychologists say it's unlikely to be countered by statistics or logical counterarguments.
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That's a logical gap in the law—there's no place to put that.
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What's the logical conclusion of this ethnonationalist drift in domestic and international politics?
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So relaxing and beefing up those muscles is a logical place to start.
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Switching to a for-profit strategy was a "very logical development," she says.
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Good. It may not make a ton of logical sense, but who cares?
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It's a logical solution to both the skills gap and the refugee crisis.
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The page-out Scandi aesthetic has been taken to its logical, denatured extreme.
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Legislative restrictions on the collection of personal data are the logical first step.
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This was actually logical: It's difficult to accidentally hit all three keys simultaneously.
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In some ways, it feels like the logical conclusion of an advertising monolith.
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The logical conclusion is that because he is Black, he cannot help himself.
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Given Shannara's political intrigue and dense, sprawling cast, that connection seems logical enough.
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He added it would be "logical" to wait until pension reforms were finalised.
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That's the question that logical Mercury opposite warrior Mars will ask you today.
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The DUNE experiment is the next logical step in America's neutrino research program.
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Consider it the logical alternative to the knit boots that retail for $22016.
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The process of elimination would seem to leave only one logical way forward.
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"That is a logical application of the State Fund rule," the majority wrote.
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How often do you see that kind of logical argument in an ad?
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A new moon in cool, logical Air sign Aquarius comes later this January.
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Business usually requires us to be logical, but today, listen to your intuition.
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Neither organization's matchmaking strategy has been particularly logical lately, so a Silva vs.
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"Wherever we make the battery, we'll make the car, that's logical," he said.
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I like the way things are grouped, where the next logical step occurs.
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Logical though it may be for Apple, this MacBook Pro presents a dichotomy.
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Taken to its logical end, those who worship other humans are committing idolatry.
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"Robo is a logical offshoot of the aggregation business we do," said Sharma.
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From a pure user experience standpoint, however, headphones are the most logical conduit.
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But ask a logical follow-up question — what else are you working on?
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For a logical league opener, that left Leslie against Lobo, Sparks versus Liberty.
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In recent days, Trump has taken the argument to its logical next step.
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The deeper and perhaps insoluble logical quandary is control of technologies in general.
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Insurance is a logical risk tool, but it doesn't fix your cybersecurity posture.
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But Ms. Rousseff's fall is not the logical conclusion of that happy story.
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After all that pizza, the only logical decision is to get ice cream.
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Yet there are two logical limits to the size of the advertising market.
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"This decision is logical in view of the events in March," it added.
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The logical chain from one position to the other is hard to avoid.
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I never saw the extra work as being anything more than economically logical.
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Electing women, then, seems like a logical first step toward restoring that trust.
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Indeed, his efforts are the logical endpoint of the resistance to those movements.
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The formulation of the "if true" talking point is a logical dead-end.
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Logical buyers for the protein business include Tyson Foods, Cargill or Smithfield Foods.
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Bourdain writes clear, logical recipes that would do justice to a home economist.
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Yesterday was just the next logical step in the escalation of his rhetoric.
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Then carrying the revealer to its logical conclusion led to the clue inflation.
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The logical conclusions of these arguments is a "too big to fail" designation.
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The logical brake on all of that would have been the United States.
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But this is not the logical conclusion of a National Security Council debate.
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She said moving some of its operations overseas may be the logical solution.
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Kaepernick could be a logical answer to take over the New England empire.
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Announced today, the Mavic Mini is the next logical step in that evolution.
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So, the next logical opponent -- according to Anderson -- is the champ Jon Jones.
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What is the "logical" culmination of a presidency run like a reality show?
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The logical remaining question is: Which borough landed on the baby's birth certificate?
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However, Vinther's newly discovered specimens offer a seemingly logical compromise to this debate.
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But passing the FIRST STEP Act would be, well, the logical first step.
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It is hard to see the logical endpoint of the Republicans' blanket obstruction.
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It's creation in the moment and a logical avenue for artists to explore.
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Venus says goodbye to your sign and enters logical Air sign Aquarius today!
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You're a very logical sign, Gemini, but today you're all about your gut.
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Even if they don't seem like a logical match, their selfies would disagree.
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Some think Harambe's shooting was just a logical decision to protect the child.
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This all sounds quite simple and logical, but it did not exist before.
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Marty slowly disappearing doesn't make logical sense, but it makes tremendous story sense.
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Joining the campaign was a logical extension of what we were already doing.
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It should all be dealt with in a very factual and logical manner.
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Beat Maker, as Martocci tells The Creators Project, was the logical next step.
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Combining all of these into a single system is a logical next step.
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So what was the next logical step for a rapper of this magnitude?
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These have now been taken to their logical extreme: the virtual unboxing video.
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I mean, I knew from a logical perspective that it was a possibility.
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Colbert's studio is a logical place for Democrats to tease presidential campaign plans.
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Creating a response mechanism within Africa was a logical next step, experts said.
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Haslam argues that expanding this program to adults is the logical next step.
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Trump is in fact the logical extension of toxic masculinity and ambient misogyny.
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But what it makes people do isn't logical, sometimes, but it's very powerful.
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" (Ad hominem attacks are a logical fallacy.) "The circus is coming to town.
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But sometimes even the most logical of them can come to bizarre conclusions.
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The logical conclusion of a decades-long trendThis is not a new development.
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Content should have an ethical appeal, an emotional appeal, or a logical appeal.
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Federal law requires rules to be a "logical outgrowth" of the administrative record.
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This eminently logical duo will release its first full-length collaboration next month.
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"That just seemed like the logical last stop before hitting bottom," he said.
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There is always the same internal woodwork, the same logical arrangement of parts.
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Portman demurred when I asked him about what seems like a logical compromise.
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He said policies like Rockland County's are a "logical extension" of that practice.
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That silence has not kept travelers from jumping to some logical conclusions though.
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A state-level child benefit is the logical next step toward that goal.
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In D.E.B.S., she takes the corny lesbian schoolgirl trope to its logical extreme.
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Some of it is like poetry — it's not all fully intellectual and logical.
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Everything he preaches is very logical and, in a way, kind of great.
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Dr. Crane affirms that it is totally logical to finger your trans cunts.
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The aesthetic assault is a logical part of Moscow's—and Russia's—political progression.
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I think this was the logical step forward in being an independent company.
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As logical as you are, Aquarius, you're not afraid of nonsense at all.
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"Adrian's work seemed to be a logical one to take on," he said.
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And eventually, it doesn't end up feeling so brave, it just feels logical.
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Not surprisingly, there are logical explanations for all of my supposed supernatural encounters.
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" Mr. Trump said that "it doesn't seem fair and it doesn't seem logical.
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For some physicists, the landscape is a logical extension of the Copernican revolution.
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People with Mercury in Aquarius are detached, objective, aloof, intellectual, logical, and cool.
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I mean, it's a nuclear option, and not a logical one at that.
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The emphasis on scarves and purses and shoes was overwhelming, but also logical.
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"It seemed like such a logical repurposing of spent beer grains," he said.
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It was a logical decision: Customers were asking to speak to Fred Leighton.
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The next logical step was to fill a hot tub with the stuff.
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It's logical to question the value of bus lanes in New York today.
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Amer Isa Hassan, the logical conclusion was that the Islamic State was responsible.
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There are some logical inferences that can be drawn from all of this.
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Not all art has to be logical, and this music video is proof.
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It's a good deal and a logical one, since the tax was unanticipated.
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Which would be an interesting, possibly logical and probably beneficial turn of events.
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Movie theaters and airport shops are logical choices for cashier-free payment lanes.
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It seemed like a logical extension of my word-gaming in high school.
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I could work at my pace, in my way, which wasn't always logical.
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They are, however, also a logical consequence of the actions of previous presidents.
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"Young people are fumbling in the dark with what seems logical," Graham said.
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That might be more visceral than logical, but this is a strange environment.
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Wealthy individuals handle their money differently by maintaining a logical relationship with it.
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You're practical and logical, whereas Pisces doesn't know what the fuck it's doing.
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The combination feels neither arbitrary nor logical, which adds to its contemporary feel.
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Warhol took the American myth of the self-made man to a logical extreme.
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And if you're considering anal sex, anal fingering could be a logical first step.
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In a way, smart car ads are the logical next step for targeted advertising.
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So vases felt like a logical and recognizable place to start as an object.
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I'm sure there some sort a logical explanation for all of this. Wait. Nope.
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It also makes zero logical sense since the election is 17 months away. 303.
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The Finance Ministry, which oversees Alrosa, said the auction terms are "logical and clear".
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There's literally no other logical conclusion other than this prophecy refers to Dany's dragons.
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And I think his behavior is going to be consistent with reasonable, logical procedures.
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The NCAA has never answered for this discrepancy because there is no logical explanation.
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The only logical explanation is that the Cardinals were cheating and got their comeuppance.
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I have no idea, but I like to think that I'm logical and investigative!
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It's not impossible to transform NPI into sulfate, but it's neither economical nor logical.
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The Sentry Mode is really just a logical upgrade of a basic car alarm.
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Something along the lines of Western culture is inherently logical, intellectual, collaborative, and organized.
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Her thumb shows flexibility and her longer second phalange indicates her decisions are logical.
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The logical conclusion was that Lynch didn't care about the outside things — just football.
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There is a lot of caution and people's guards are up, and that's logical.
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" If banks do move employees, Scott said "Dublin would be more logical than Frankfurt.
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It seems logical now, since Cullen and Pattinson have basically melded into one entity.
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All my life, hiding my suffering from them had seemed like the logical choice.
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They love her, and they want her to be happy, so it's just logical.
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But it is Elon Musk who has taken recategorisation to its logical end point.
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It's one that is neither ideological, nor informed by science, policy or anything logical.
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I do believe we can do that in a logical a nd constitutional way.
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It's the next logical step that will see Alexa appear on thousands of machines.
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Then the market can have a "slower, more logical and methodical rally," Cramer said.
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While sometimes avoiding hard stances on questions, Zuckerberg was otherwise relatively logical and coherent.
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"The most logical place for him was to be in the car," Allman explains.
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To people who maybe are more logical than me, it s not worth it.
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Ronald Reagan seems logical in hindsight, but not from the perspective of the 1970s.
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In acknowledgement of this logical error, the court appeared to simply stamp its feet.
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And the wrist isn't the logical spot to start a search for caloric information.
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You're a logical person, Libra, but now it's time to listen to your heart!
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Now we have the most logical toy app for the Touch Bar: A piano.
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Looking at that and making wise decisions about that would be logical and reasonable.
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The direct model allocates stock to the highest bidders, which is much more logical.
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On the surface, the Tap seems to be a logical evolution of the Echo.
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Other more logical, financial, environmental reasons to switch to electric aren't working fast enough.
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In our view, voters themselves are the most logical source of topics for debate.
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But with a puzzle game, I think the logical brain is much more active.
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VRChat seems like the ultimate manifestation of that pursuit, perhaps even the logical endpoint.
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That means a logical qubit, we could potentially implement it with 10 physical qubits.
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We have seen some logical 'panic selling' in the early hours of today's trading.
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And it seems logical that the next radical step involves adding self-driving technology.
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But who knows what can happen if we take "openness" to its logical conclusion.
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We don't know what he's saying in the car ride, but it's logical sense.
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"Restricting tax deals between states and companies is the next logical step," he said.
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It certainly would seem logical if he told his campaign supervisor — Clovis — about it.
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But it was time to take my Kardashian transformation to the next logical level.
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It was more logical just to hand it off and then get some sleep.
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But he also hated the economists—the logical, rational, abstract thinkers of his day.
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For Stephen, who had a passion for computer science, it was a logical choice.
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Mike Flynn, sought to defend the conspiracy theory with a perfectly impenetrable logical fallacy.
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They're learning logical steps to solve problems, which you can use in everyday life.
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A town hall is the logical venue, but fewer members are holding such events.
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O), long considered the most logical buyer for Twitter, and Walt Disney Co (DIS.
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" He added: "And that just seemed like the logical last stop before hitting bottom.
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Anxiety, for starters, can feed a number of existing logical fallacies called thinking traps.
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The idea of a spin-off from the show is a fairly logical one.
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When I look at my career, it feels like a logical progression to me.
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Which of course is logical because people are buying more, because more is available.
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It's only logical that the country would focus on these latest disturbing police shootings.
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So how could a logical, intelligent person be led to such an erroneous belief?
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The institution that painstakingly crafts an image of commitment to pragmatic and logical objectives.
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But if you don't build it you have no evidence that they will. Logical.
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In the logical sense, there is no need to think Obama was the spark.
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Logical Mercury in genius Aquarius is great for hashing things out coolly and rationally.
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It's logical that Deere wants to hitch new businesses to its familiar green tractors.
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Because you're a very logical Air sign, people don't realize how psychic you are.
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And Donald Trump is an all too logical product of the Electoral College's deficiencies.
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Such logical inconsistencies are buried by the spectacle's relentless proffering of goods and imagery.
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Starting a label is not the most logical and/or lucrative thing to do.
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Allowing the shop to take a stance on immigration was a logical next step.
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Switching to Bluetooth and opening it up to smartphones is the next logical step.
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It's logical then that the Ford GT might represent Ford's last great super car.
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They decide how things will be grouped, and where the next logical step occurs.
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Sorkin views this Kickstarter project as the next logical step on the enormous fad.
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But once installed, it is logical to offer entertainment to all passengers for free.
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Perhaps the most appealing aspect of Imago therapy is that it's logical, Sears says.
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That, I think, is the next logical step for how we'll interact with this.
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Thus, the logical choice would be to simply move to a totally nationalized system.
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But that's a logical leap too far, at least with the currently available evidence.
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With that said, Chopra says there's only 1 logical thing for Trump to do.
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Kentucky was a logical place for the group to use as its test market.
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After all, she represents the antithesis of any logical and rational proponent of conservatism.
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The congressional debates alone will be filled some of the most spectacular logical contortions.
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And over the past two years, this vision is now nearing its logical conclusion.
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"Taking the proposition to Asia is the next logical step," she said on Wednesday.
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"There is no logical reason for what is happening right now," Mr. Brewer said.
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It is more logical it has [to] come from one of his business dealings.
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"It makes logical sense to wait for that before they move forward," Harrison said.
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He said that there was only one logical place for it to end up.
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I THINK THEY BOTH HAVE VERY LOGICAL REASONS FOR WANTING TO OWN THIS BUSINESS.
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Seen in this light, forced-birth extremism is the logical extension of rape culture.
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Brandon Nimmo, the logical replacement, did not play Thursday for Class AAA Las Vegas.
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CONCLUDING THOUGHTS I believe that my model is simpler, more logical, and more beneficial.
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There's no logical reason to limit the reach of campaign finance laws to corporations.
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The next logical thing to do is to remove unnecessary junk from your computer.
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He exuded an air of quiet competence coupled with a quick and logical mind.
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Moving to the US was a logical next step for the company, Fjellborg said.
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So the logical question is what can be done to restore this immune response?
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The other option, a stretch as it may be, is more logical and relevant.
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The ways social connectedness influences health are practical and even logical, Holt-Lunstad explains.
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The majority also tends to opt for a more emotional outlook than logical one.
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Such is the transformative power of a feminine ideal taken to its logical conclusion.
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The Moon is in logical Libra, helping you sort out your thoughts and feelings.
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The Moon is in logical Air sign Gemini, which will help you think clearly.
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"I think it could be logical for many people to do it," he said.
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It's the logical evolution of where the famed producer has been taking his sound.
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You love love, Libra, and you usually manage to keep a cool, logical head.
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It's a logical approach, but one that most other tech companies are not taking.
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Use the Moon's logical vibe in Air sign Libra to think things over today.
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You're very logical, but don't ignore your intuition today — it's going to be sharp!
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It's a logical decision, but one likely to anger the easily provoked crypto-crowd.
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He says some customers are bound to be empaths, while others are more logical.
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Thus, the logical conclusion was that Nintendo was working on a miniaturized Nintendo 64.
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And with OPEC still restraining its output, rising U.S. sales are a logical choice.
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This free app explains logical fallacies in short sentences and with very brief examples.
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That logical leap also puts to lie the idea forwarded by Colorado Republican Sen.
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"The logical consequence of this decision is the resignation of the government," he added.
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It looks great to me, with persistent controls for climate and a logical layout.
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As a thought experiment, let's play out the backdoor scenario to its logical end.
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A little surprised, he told me that what rather interested him was logical positivism.
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It is logical and predictable if we know the soil from which it comes.
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Logical checks for specific elections are hard-coded into both the backend and clients.
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And Gregory Crewdson, who uses movies to inform his photography, was a logical choice.
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Spettacolo is the logical follow-up to Malmberg's directorial debut Marwencol, which Shellen produced.
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The State Department "approved us staying there," Short said, calling it a "logical" choice.
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You shut down the logical part of your brain that says, 'this is impossible.
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They were also assessed (objectively) on their logical reasoning, grammar and sense of humour.
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It's a logical, sane reaction to her deeds, to tell her to [expletive] off.
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At one point, the notion that fish fats prevented heart trouble did seem logical.
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" He insisted that "persecution for the expression of opinions seems to me perfectly logical.
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For hard-core aficionados of classic logical mysteries, this book includes some special delights.
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Yiannopoulos is the logical culmination of Andrew Breitbart's vision of politics as cultural combat.
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As a theory, it makes an overwhelming amount of both emotional and logical sense.
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Mueller, too, should have the authority to pursue his inquiry to its logical conclusion.
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But Twitter's system for giving out the checks was never very transparent or logical.
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These are all spots where the letters given greatly limit your logical word choices.
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Here, okra's viscosity isn't disguised, but celebrated and taken to its logical conclusion: velvet.
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And if we can, is it then logical that we can enslave people too?
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His logical mind is razor-keen; mine is more inclined to imagery and approximation.
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And yet its various components defy logical arrangement both as viewed and in retrospect.
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This troubles me as I can not think of a logical explanation for this.
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The availability of meditation and sleep guides is the next logical step, he said.
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Revenge seems to be the likely and logical motive, but the cops reject it.
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"I saw it as a logical problem with the sanitation laws," Mr. Whelton said.
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"The most logical thing to do is cut to zero before it," Herrmann said.
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But it's the logical conclusion of the argument the president's lawyers have been making.
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There's only one logical place left as to who would have sent the goon.
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Yet leaving Iraq would be a logical outgrowth of Mr. Trump's policies to date.
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The test consists of a combination of math, reading, memorization, and logical thinking questions.
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But what can seem logical and necessary at the start can have unintended consequences.
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But he is the logical choice "given a lack of anyone else," he said.
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The company says the product is designed to foster logical thinking via interactive play.
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Because this is the logical conclusion to what the industrial revolution set in motion?
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But, he added, it's logical this scale corrosion could happen to other shark species.
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We like to believe we're hyper logical, but our behavior — and research — suggest otherwise.
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" When told his opinions were "extreme," Clovis said that he believes they are "logical.
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For every argument to trade Anthony, there was a logical one to keep him.
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Hitler was a sick and tragic man who carried racism to its logical conclusion.
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You could see this as a logical extension of the Republican strategy in 2004.
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Ito sees CRISPR as a logical step in the rapid march of digital progress.
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I just want to see a logical, data-driven rationale for this budget decision.
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So I decided to take the next logical step and assemble my own keyboard.
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"Video is the next logical frontier for a lot of this work" Dean said.
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"In a way, it's the only logical outcome," Gates said of spending his billions.
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But when one strategy fails, it is only logical — and human — to explore another.
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Taken to its logical conclusion, the Trump-Bannon war can only end in apocalypse.
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The case for easing missile restrictions to South Korea appears logical at first glance.
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"It would be logical to consider further M&A in Russia itself," he said.
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At a time of tight budgets, this approach is smart, logical and cost-effective.
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In his Rose Garden speech explaining his actions, everything sounded pretty logical and fair.
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Analysts painted a picture of Calhoun as a logical choice to right the ship.
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There's no logical defense here, just the excitement of feeling something at the movies.
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From Marina Beach, the Vivekananda House (20 rupees admission) is a logical next stop.
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"The logical conclusion of technology is that it all goes terribly awry," she said.
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Conservation and protection of the natural world was a logical extension of her philanthropy.
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I didn't want to overreact; the most logical explanation was a simple chest cold.
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Their discussion omits an important historical component, however, one that has subverted logical argument.
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A tweener, a shot between the legs, would have been Cuevas's logical next move.
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You are very logical when it comes to things like money and material goods.
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A couple of years ago, the logical buyer was a TV company like NBC.
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Part of that process means recognising our own biased instincts, limitations and logical fallacies.
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Acted out to its logical conclusion, that fantasy was hideous, shameful, and self-defeating.
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I would also argue that he's an entirely logical extension of many preexisting trends.
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For producers who are interested in connecting to that audience, we're a logical partner.
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If Bisping wins, does he finally set on defending his title against logical contenders?
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Mercury is a logical planet, but not much will make sense at this time.
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If we stretched this out that would be a perfectly logical thing to do.
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The next logical step was to divide the work into sections of a museum.
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You'll probably hold onto them for the next 20 years, for no logical reason.
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It's very imagistic, holistic, associative, metaphorical, symbolic—it's not linear and it's not logical.
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"It is a very logical deal," said Bengt Nordstrom, CEO of telecoms consulting firm Northstream.
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Simon had trained under Rudolf Carnap, a member of the Vienna Circle of logical positivists.
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A secure private file-sharing service is actually a logical step for the tech nonprofit.
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Libra is a cool, logical air sign, so get clear about your most complicated feelings.
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Libra energy is cool, logical, and diplomatic, but Aries vibes are fiery, passionate, and impulsive.
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You're a logical, grounded person, my lovely sea goat, and you have razor-sharp intuition.
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Perhaps the most logical choice is the original Pro, and the differences there are huge.
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PCPartPicker, PC Master Race, and Logical Increments have plenty of build guides to refer to.
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Image; Luca Biada/FlickrOne of the most well-accepted physical theories makes no logical sense.
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"There was absolutely no logical reason why the fight shouldn't have been made," he said.
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The logic and flip-flopping is shaky, but Lindsay's performance makes Rachel's choices appear logical.
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Eventually, you end up tired, in a rut, and repeating the same barely logical patterns.
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Taking the equator as the logical map center left big, confusing gaps near the poles.
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So it's logical to put these organizations in charge of projects that directly impact them.
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Naturally, Logan seems like the logical choice, since we know he and Rory were together.
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Honey Boy, in a lot of ways, feels like the logical extension of that art.
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Maybe there is no logical conclusion or truth to be found in these conflicting statements.
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But if that's not enough to convince you, there are plenty of other logical reasons.
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Your mind is extra sharp today thanks to the Moon in logical Air sign Gemini.
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You have to be strategic in collecting evidence and presenting it in a logical manner.
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The logical conclusion of all this is that computers will, one day, enter the brain.
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Previously, lawyers for Thiel called the billionaire "the most able and logical purchaser" of Gawker.
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"The sequence of events she outlined in her affidavit does not appear logical," she said.
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Though the panels are largely disconnected, they all make a kind of dream-logical sense.
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Now, it seems logical to just transfer the older son's ticket to the younger son.
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Romantic love often awakens emotions that don't make logical sense — especially first-time romantic love.
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It seems logical, therefore, that more of them would need to return to the hospital.
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It's, again, it seems really like a logical extension of stuff you were already doing.
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For the case of enforcing strong net neutrality rules, the FCC seems the logical choice.
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The full valuation would be a very logical reason to reverse that short-term trend.
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We could all benefit from being as logical as Evans when it comes to love.
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So playing a grizzled lighthouse keeper with a secret seems like a logical next step.
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Harman Kardon is a pretty logical first company to bring a Cortana speaker to market.
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I know nothing about physics or balance, but this problem and its solution seem logical.
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Two men took the logical action and decided to sit where there were empty seats.
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If there is not enough in the ground, going underwater is the logical next step.
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They range from innocent to palpitation-inducing — from logical to lacking any sort of explanation.
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The next logical step is to seamlessly track those apps and issue the patches automatically.
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Since North Korea revolves around its leader, it is logical to deal directly with him.
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The logical place for us to engage with a massive group of users was Twitter.
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"Logical extraction" reveals immediately accessible data: stored text messages, e-mails, pictures and instant messages.
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When considering a summer BBQ menu, vegetarian-friendly fare isn't necessarily our first logical leap.
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So pushing Twitter's potential in doing more with customer service is a logical next step.
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The next logical step is creating flexible sheet cameras that can take higher resolution images.
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I know in my logical mind that taking his life most likely saved Zoey's life.
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A close divide is a logical place for the race to be at this stage.
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Multimedia functionality, which seems like one of the most logical applications, is still limited here.
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So it's only logical that, at some point, a deplorable candidate would rise from it.
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Accepting the logical reality that some substantial percentage of dudes are creeps is one thing.
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They then combine that with machine learning to organize logical learning paths through the materials.
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Thiel might be controversial, but he's a logical fit for the key intelligence advisory role.
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Opening up our classrooms to telepresence-robot-enabled participants seemed like a logical next step.
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"If these plans prove to be correct it would represent a logical move," Barclays said.
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Pros: It makes logical sense: people who spin fidget spinners are fidget spinner spinners, right?
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The main flavor is basically sugar and honey, which as candy goes is pretty logical.
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Most medieval recipes involve carefully selected ingredients mixed in a very logical and deliberate manner.
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In other words, every single topological qubit would be a logical one from the start.
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"We're going to pursue the investigation, follow every lead to its logical conclusion," Conaway said.
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Definitely seems logical to underestimate Black Panther's impact even a year before it came out.
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While most of the above seem logical, some of the survey's other statistics raise questions.
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Taken to its logical conclusion, that could mean our pictures end up worth zero words.
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Logical Mercury enters fellow smart Air sign Gemini today, and finally things are making sense.
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Mould said Kelvin is the most logical bidder for the firm, should one ever appear.
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He also said he was confident Greece could return to bond markets at "logical yields".
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For Reno, this is the logic of the sharing economy taken to its logical endpoint.
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Here's a simple, logical, practical solution to the NHL's goal drought: make the nets bigger.
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That's why smart, logical design and intuitive controls are so important in the drone game.
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However, it's unlikely that this "Super-Earth" hosts a rich civilization of scrupulously logical humanoids.
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Beyond this being great for the environment, electricity is the most logical option for VTOLs.
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I resent these people because YOU have common sense and you are logical human beings.
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