Such funds could logically be distributed, however, by the Department of Education, where expertise in such matters logically resides.
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So, logically, this person argued, the — the candidate's knowledge, understanding, will logically become a part of your inquiry if it proceeds.
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We love the way he logically progresses through a game.
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Logically speaking, Mom should not have jumped on the car.
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And it can cause us to rationalize the logically absurd.
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"The amount of work logically isn't that much," he continued.
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This is both easy and logically aligned with Snap's 'universe'.
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So, I mean, logically you have to see the context.
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"It's a logically inconsistent stance on their part," Foster said.
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It's difficult to logically square the furor over Tropes vs.
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And millions of people accepted it — emotionally if not logically.
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Just create folders on your iPad and group apps logically.
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It is, logically and in our hearts, our second home.
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Should a downturn occur, Trump should logically shoulder the blame.
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But anyway, I was thinking logically about it for weeks.
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Logically you might assume there are 24, one per hour.
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"The best deals, logically enough, sprout in June," writes Pogue.
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"We don't think logically but think as a community," she said.
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More logically calculated, that made the actual sale price $203 billion.
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The alternate universe in Counterpart diverges, but it doesn't diverge logically.
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The statements made sense grammatically, but made absolutely no sense logically.
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And so, logically, only certain kinds of people know one another.
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And that logically translates to a lot of honeymoon-caused UTIs.
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While everyone else logically obsesses over Belle, he remains completely indifferent.
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Even if, logically, one has to, to regroup and return restored.
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Other logically-calculated estimates are hitting the low number of 250,000.
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This idea that your ideas don't have to be logically sound.
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You have to think about it logically and not so emotionally.
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Face the problems maturely and logically, and you'll be all good.
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Because logically Yahoo should stop paying people to write good stuff.
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I don't mean just logically correct, but morally and ethically right.
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She's a minority in the one industry she logically shouldn't be.
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Yet I think it follows logically and directly from Trump's position.
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The industry is going to logically be pulled in this direction.
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Logically, viewers should attend above all to that joining of hands.
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This is not just logically absurd, it is also demonstrably false.
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It primarily affects us emotionally, not logically, as do tangible things.
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Logically, this year's new iPhones should come with an "A23" chip.
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I was relaxed enough to logically realize that, at 11:30 p.m.
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If is wants to take part, we can logically consider different scenarios.
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Thus, far from introducing a paradox, the EPR outcome is logically forced.
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"[This] lets you know logically that there is an imbalance," she explained.
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I think we would settle our disagreements mostly logically, but sometimes, not.
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Though, that doesn't guarantee that her stance on streaming is logically sound.
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Logically, their search comes down to two main suspects: Enrique and Jorge.
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Logically, she hires a male escort, Michael Phan, to help her practice.
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Logically, a show this disturbing should not be so easy to watch.
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What would the most diplomatic, logically thinking version of yourself do next?
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But knowing all of this, how could anybody logically make that decision?
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"Libras really pride themselves on looking at the world logically," says Gat.
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As the sign of balance, you try to approach the world logically.
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All these proposals, in their own ways, logically lead toward single-payer.
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Logically, over the past year, every UE CIEM has been 3D-printed.
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Logically, at least, such uncorrelated threats can have a starkly reverse effect.
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And so if you're thinking about it logically, it's an emotional thing.
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Old Masters where it logically belonged, attesting to the privileged place of
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"Very few people are really sorting through the facts logically," she added.
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Although it's a pretty rudimentary mechanism, it's as logically built as anything.
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Logically, he must feel the same way about the 2012 DACA amnesty.
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We were just being sold, by Philips—logically, we wouldn't have paid.
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Logically and philosophically, for Kai, bodies signified nothing; physiology was without meaning.
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Some sections are arranged logically: children's toys, kitchen items, smart-home tools.
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Sizemore went out in a blaze of glory that seemed … unnecessary, logically?
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This allowed me to logically add RAZOR and KNIFE to the grid.
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Both sides hold valid defenses of their positions that are logically based.
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So what I say to the business community is: Just think logically.
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Controls are laid out logically, with high quality plastics covering most surfaces.
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You have to use your brain and really think things out logically.
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So logically their overrepresentation in the DNA database would be equally dramatic.
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"Logically, the calculation should take into account higher market prices," he said.
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An inscrutable, unfathomable collection could be approached systematically, logically, topically and timely.
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I recognize that, logically, it is unlikely I will catch the coronavirus.
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"While it may be logically relevant, it's not legally valid," he said.
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Logically, the larger the piece of poultry, the longer the resting time required.
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Logically, the study presents a natural solution to women's underrepresentation: hiring more women.
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SETI, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, falls logically within the scope of astrobiology.
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Yet Saudi Arabia's economic situation is logically a product of its own doing.
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Bottled water is a $13 billion business that, logically, doesn't need to exist.
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It happened in 2010 and would logically happen the other direction in 2018.
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Countries with larger populations would, logically, have a larger total number of homicides.
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But by making small adjustments over time, you can walk through it logically.
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But some criminologists say these claims are highly questionable — both empirically and logically.
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Let's look at this logically and solve the riddle of Super Bowl LII.
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But others, one has to speak with and try to logically affect them.
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But, logically, if you do something, you must be ready for the consequences.
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Pepper's complaint concludes that developers are logically passing that cost along to consumers.
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I understand, logically, why the NFL would have wanted to pay tribute to Prince.
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Energy consumption should logically increase if the price goes up enough, despite mitigating factors.
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" Michael Lambert, another defense lawyer, called the Cogan's decision "a logically absurd catch 22.
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Being able to slow down and logically think things through makes all the difference.
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So just logically of course, again I think there is too much deference sometimes.
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"But, logically, there could be some stomach upset or something like that," she said.
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All the pieces work smoothly and logically together — hardware, software, services and even support.
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"So then, logically, they should be interested in talking with Japan in the end."
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Logically, everyone knows that a fortune cookie doesn't have your actual fortune in it.
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If Assange is in trouble for doing that, I logically might be as well.
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These negative consequences simply follow logically from the choice made by the British people.
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Of course, the argument flowed logically from the claims that were made in Cleveland.
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This constitutes a looming crisis, which could logically end in one of two ways.
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They believe this because they've been taught ideas that logically lead to these conclusions.
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Logically, this would indicate that fighting professionally is no longer something you should pursue.
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Greenland, like Svalbard, is a critical location for Arctic influence logically compelling U.S. interest.
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BILL GATES: Well, from Warren-- the whole approach to thinking logically-- thinking long-term.
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The Moon is in chill Aquarius all day, inspiring you to approach life logically.
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You try to approach the world logically, but today you'll be at a loss.
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The Moon and Mercury connect at 1:09 PM, encouraging us to think logically.
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Very logically, popular culture is defined essentially by just one thing: It is popular.
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But his discoveries, and those of his colleagues, lead him to logically watertight conclusions.
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The firmly pro-business Mr. Tsang is, logically, its preferred candidate for chief executive.
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This is at once ironically satisfying and allows for time travel to logically exist.
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Not only is content organized logically, but the app's also smartly designed in other ways.
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There is only some discussion that, logically, there will be a fighter at some point.
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How can that be when I know logically that I'm not alone in this situation?
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Polestar's second vehicle, the logically named Polestar 2, will also hit the road in 2019.
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He did this by identifying "swamplands": failed universes that are too logically inconsistent to exist.
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Logically, it seems that the Play Store and others might also feel the squeeze, too.
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But Messrs Mankiw and Mulligan showed that the CEA's prediction is at least logically possible.
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Most people will logically say no, but for me the answer is Dear God, Yes.
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JS: But what if your reporting and your research logically leads you to that conclusion?
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Sonically, I wanted to make it fit more logically between Jane Doe and No Heroes.
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Logically, the task at hand after penetrating such a place would be save Wolfgang, right?
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Replacing it is a more nuanced system of answering either logically, emotionally, casually, or professionally.
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While the energy is emotional, remember that cool, intellectual Air sign Aquarius approaches things logically.
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Stay cool and approach things logically—a solution will come if you stay open-minded!
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Further, Stevens's argument about sawed-off shotguns, when applied logically, undermines liberals' gun control policies.
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They have the right to logically discourse privately and publicly their objections to the man.
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Even if it were, have serious questions been logically considered and answered with feasible ideas?
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I started to throw away food compulsively, food I knew—logically—was okay to eat.
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If you want to grow in chemicals, then logically you want to grow in polyethylene.
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In the beginning, the weirdest online brand pranks were, logically, the purview of internet companies.
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Those two factors would have, logically speaking, likely pushed up police's use of deadly force.
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This action creates a world in which you exist but your existence is logically impossible.
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It is logically impossible that Tim should change the past by killing Grandfather in 1921.
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But, in fact, logically speaking, you can see why people are attracted to the concept.
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Some of the purported defenses that Republicans raise demonstrate the logically untenable position they take.
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It's the document that, logically and historically, made that one possible: the Declaration of Independence.
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Logically speaking, there is nothing dishonest about condemning an action and also engaging in it.
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It&aposs more important to think logically about the opportunity, and your appetite for risk.
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Obviously for the sake of his team and logically for the security of his body.
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You logically know there's nothing that could be legitimately *clears throat* sexy about this song.
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As technology starts to advance, logically it should actually start to become more analog-like.
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That's logically impossible, because such a program must be produced through that very same process.
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Logically speaking, the transformation that reverses the direction of time might have changed the fundamental laws.
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Proactively make moves that might logically explain a sales drop, and scale back and conserve resources.
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Logically, most people reportedly suspect her "confession" on Friday was made under pressure from Iranian authorities.
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Lock-screen notifications, widgets and the Control Center are more logically organized and easier to use.
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, helping you logically think through some very heavy, emotional subjects.
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"But logically, I am in contact with Thomas Cook and its (German) subsidiary Condor," he added.
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It's logically possible that points 1 and 3 are right, or that point 2 is right.
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The more important a decision is, the more you should think it through logically and rationally.
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"Logically, the period would be long enough, but we need to see the detail," he added.
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If you can sympathize with that person, it helps to think of the bullying more logically.
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Also, one thing this show keeps establishing is that someone has to think logically over emotionally.
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But it also requires rational thought to offer up such ideas in a logically sound argument.
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Many will quite logically argue that traffic accidents pose a greater threat than a terrorist act.
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Logically, home environment and nurture influence familial activity levels; children learn from and mimic their parents.
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"It seems like excluding something optional under the guise of inclusivity doesn't make any sense logically."
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Corsi's explanation—that he logically surmised that Podesta's e-mails would be released—is equally dubious.
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We'll reflect logically on our emotions at 10:14 PM when the Moon connects with Mercury.
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Through abstract imagery, Lynch vividly evokes the feeling of confronting something too horrifying to process logically.
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Logically they will take part in all the activities and exertions that were once denied them.
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Eighty-five percent of the subjects chose B, even though logically speaking, A is more probable.
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Logically, renting a car for three days should be cheaper than renting one for a week.
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John explains everything thoroughly and logically in a step-by-step way that makes everything understandable.
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So any new US strike would logically have to be more punitive and cause more damage.
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" He went on, "But, having said that, I actually think it's logically rational and appropriately conservative.
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Shots were steady onscreen when, logically, they should have looked like an earthquake was taking place.
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Indeed inequality creates a destructive dynamic that is going to logically lead to more redistributionist policies.
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Logically, they couldn't have been, fighting as they were to topple enormous legal and social barriers.
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When it's literally exactly, conceptually, logically, it's exactly the same thing as just writing about something.
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Logically speaking, you can't have original expression without intent, and you can't have intent without self-awareness.
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"These firms understand logically that this space is growing and that there are opportunities here," Amanullah say.
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People who think logically start to wonder how that could have happened since I'm alive right now.
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Art Review Official political history is as self-assured sounding and logically suspect as presidential primary promises.
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Logically, the site must have still been active for an FBI agent to successfully log into it.
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Logically, some of the bigger names in the space have also been consistent performers during this period.
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Because one effect of QE was to weaken the dollar, its reversal ought logically to strengthen it.
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How would we logically extrapolate that using modern tools and modern techniques, and then hyper-modern techniques?
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Even if you logically know that everyone else is mostly paying attention to and concerned with themselves.
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Logically, then, the right device to deliver a Tango-Daydream experience is a pair of smart glasses.
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I believe that markets could as logically conclude that the Federal Reserve may have gotten it right.
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From this it follows, not logically but practically, that government cannot hope to provide happiness to all.
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As long as there's a wartime setting and some fights, it could logically work under the title.
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"We have offices in China and Canada and they would logically be the next territories for us."
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Logically, we knew the question of age was approached drastically differently on The Bachelor and The Bachelorette.
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Lock screen notifications and widgets, and the Control Center are more logically organized and easier to use.
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At first, the company focused on movies, logically enough: 80 percent of its DVD rentals were films.
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If it is, Uber cannot logically argue that drivers' work is not crucial to its core business.
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When polls aren't available, voters are logically less likely to assume any election is a foregone conclusion.
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However, its menus are logically placed, and it was highly reliable during our week with the Camry.
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She is, logically, the person who should now be addressing the public's concerns about privacy and controls.
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You are approaching your emotions logically—but that doesn't mean you're any less eager to enjoy yourself.
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It's simply logically inconceivable that the Founders would craft a rule to preemptively exclude themselves from office.
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When people are not able to think properly or reason logically, they revert to relying on instincts.
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He suggested a black police officer who shoots a black civilian could not logically experience such bias.
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Logically, the remainder of the season should be a study in development of the team's young players.
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Logically, there's no difference between a lemma and a theorem: they're both words for proven mathematical results.
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All presidents logically want folks in leadership roles within the IC to align with their particular agenda.
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He just thinks that if Bolton is willing to talk, logically, Republicans should be willing to listen.
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It logically follows, then, that restrictions on the rights of shareholders must also apply to the corporation.
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Here, surely, was a problem like any other scientific problem, one that must logically have a solution.
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" Non sequitur: "A conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement.
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Thinking logically, I know that it is far better to be in a remission than on maintenance.
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Logically I know that most of them are bound to fail, yet I love making them anyway.
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Gab defended its takedowns as logically consistent with the site's terms of service, not just bending to pressure.
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Greg, I wanted to go to something Katie was talking about what steps that we could take logically.
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"You have logically reasoned me out of your life even though you have feelings for me!" he yells.
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It unfolds logically and linearly, and doesn't meander or repeat itself the way a session of gameplay might.
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We might think, logically, that his last songs are like last words — a suicide note or a will.
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Tonally odd, logically strained, and emotionally thin, "The Iron Throne" felt like the first draft of a finale.
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In an interview, Chevedden said shareholders could logically vote for both standards to see which had more support.
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Either by design or stroke of luck, the Terminator franchise is set up brilliantly for logically explainable reboots.
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Either the dinosaur is left (as would logically be the case), or the flower is, oddly, still there.
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To be intelligent is not merely to be capable of inferring logically from rules or statistically from regularities.
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Every detail of their lives was made public so logically, someone could use that information to find them.
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, encouraging you to reflect logically on some highly sensitive, emotionally charged issues.
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Logically speaking, if the government could hack the San Bernardino phone, it can hack the New York phone.
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Becoming French cost him his Chinese citizenship and should logically have made him persona non grata in China.
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Some prefer brainteasers to see how candidates think logically, while others look for creative answers to storytelling prompts.
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Those distinctions come hard in the show, which does maintain fairly lofty standards of quality but logically needn't.
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So we disagree in this instance and as a result, we logically act as a check and balance.
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Logically, Christie should find support among New Hampshire's center-right, anti-Washington independents who would otherwise vote Democrat.
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Logically, prevention and treatment should go hand in hand, and to many experts, that combination is the answer.
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Christian Cipollini: Witness testimony, particularly [of] material witnesses, logically seems to be the best for convincing a jury.
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So we're no longer watching one scene followed by another that, logically, has to take place months later.
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The striker Sardar Azmoun, now of Russia's Rubin Kazan, is known (not entirely logically) as the Iranian Messi.
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Many of the explanations that Republican senators offered for their acquittal votes yesterday were logically weak or worse.
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Quite logically, people are not for spending less when they will bear its brunt, while others are spared.
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"If this does not happen, then, logically, all the carbon extracting companies should gradually become defunct," he said.
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That collapses what passes for truth with truth itself, which is just a mistake, both politically and logically.
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Logically enough, his first call was to the Central Park Conservancy, the private organization that maintains the park.
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The Moon enters air sign Aquarius at 6:41 AM, encouraging people to logically reflect on their emotions.
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Logically, then, the Night King and his army of Walkers and wights could be Great Other's champions on Earth.
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Logically, the Trump administration is planning to cut $880 billion from Medicaid because living is now a luxury good.
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Also, the Moon in Aquarius is encouraging you to think more logically (and less intuitively) about some deep issues.
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Does anything in here logically build to something, even in a movie like Impolex that's just devoid of logic?
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You would be fearful of other places, and maybe eventually, almost logically, by extension, people from other places, too.
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The planet of the mind, Mercury, enters Air sign Gemini on June 6, helping you examine these themes logically.
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It's app game is strong, the controls are logically laid out and its 24-hour motion recap is invaluable.
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This period is here to teach you that a life lived too logically quickly grows cold and gets old.
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That onus would logically fall on the carriers; they are, after all, who the FCC directs its requirements toward.
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After all, the fact that there are immunity agreements logically means there's a grand jury investigation in some district.
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And of course, casting the Silencing Charm with Silenco will, logically, silence the ringer and notifications on the device.
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As you might logically assume, one of the main reasons people engage in rogue capitalization is to convey emphasis.
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On first glance, Warren's coalition might seem most logically aligned with Sanders, her ally on the party's left wing.
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"I feel like I am in a bizarro universe where no one but me is thinking logically," she said.
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So, logically and without wanting to take anything away from Messi, I have to be inspired by Ronaldo's career.
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In contrast, Ben's ideas were explained logically in elegant, easy-to-understand prose (without Greek letters or complicated formulas).
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"Before you go and follow that gut, make sure you&aposre thinking [logically] a little bit more," he said.
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When Alphabet's Google says it's working on a project called Debug, one could logically assume it's referring to software.
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So, logically one should expect less aggressive interest rate changes among China's larger trading partners, everything else remaining the same.
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"For countries that have many trade barriers against us, we should logically have similar trade barriers against them," said Ross.
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The long-gestating project about a detective investigating a logically puzzling murder involving robots should have played to Proyas's strengths.
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So logically speaking, if good companies can successfully IPO in any climate, but we're not seeing IPOs, what's going on?
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"Logically one has to assume that's where the ECB will end up, otherwise why do it," the syndicate head said.
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Filtering replies algorithmically logically follows a feature introduced in November that allows users to block specific keywords from their mentions.
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Logically, you must also criticize President Obama, who paraded the deserter's family in the Rose Garden and celebrated Bergdahl's return.
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Logically, Lloyd took to social media to ask the app what exactly he should do with his lifetime in Bangkok.
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Programming the Rachmaninoff, on which Mr. Weiss will team up with the pianist Alessio Bax, followed logically from the Bartok.
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But logically, as a person who understands that there needs to be laws, there should just be a better system.
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If many areas of the market struggled in 2015, it would logically follow that stock pickers would also do poorly.
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In a sense, the embedded tweet poll feature introduced in late 2015 is a small scale but logically complementary equivalent.
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Reconciling populist nationalists to the international tools the world needs will be hard, but at least it's not logically impossible.
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You're knee-deep in emotions, but under Aquarius's energy, you're approaching it all very logically, making plans and practical choices.
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They logically concluded that school was for girls and did what boys do best: zoned out, often with video games.
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"I think that working with Western countries on the development of Iraq would logically be in Sadr's interests," Istrabadi said.
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"NAFTA is logically the first thing for us to deal with," Ross said in testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee.
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Don't expect to get away with BS. The Moon is in intellectual Air sign Gemini, so approach the world logically.
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Your head tells you to stick to the number clues, take your time and logically figure out your next steps.
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The Moon, in Gemini, opposes communication planet Mercury at 7:29 AM, encouraging us to look at our emotions logically.
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From the inside, it purports to be a logically coherent account of a transcendent event that affects every human being.
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The current line of Tesla vehicles share a lot of parts, and, logically, the Tesla pickup will do the same.
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So the claim that an abundance of guns is causing more deaths than there would be otherwise is logically sound.
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But it doesn't logically follow that someone with a prior conviction for drunk driving is going around with a gun.
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For example, President Carter argued, the Palestinians, lacking military aircraft, logically had to turn to terror bombing to affect change.
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So logically speaking, the more sugar and starch in your food, the more it will increase your blood sugar levels.
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Professor Arrow proved that the economists' workaday tools of supply-and-demand equations are built on a logically coherent foundation.
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And with the living room missing a key wall, figuring out how to logically furnish it was no easy feat.
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There's no possible way you could logically think through all of that… I truly believe there are other people out there.
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In reality, when the Title VII of the 38.23 Civil Rights Act passed, that should logically have automatically covered LGBT people.
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The Moon is in analytical Virgo today, and you're approaching the world logically—although, some bewildering ideas will arrive this evening.
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Logically I know that no one else is monitoring these changes, definitely not on the minute level of detail I am.
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You, Gemini, might be a messy multitasker, but you still approach the world logically and do your best to be organized.
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Logically, the only potential problem is when the Fed chair and the White House don't agree on how to get there.
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The best I can do to explain them logically are hallucinations, but I have never experienced anything away from that home.
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"When our emotions get the best of us we're not necessarily thinking logically through things, we're making poor decisions," he says.
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And other studies have supported the idea (quite logically) that jet dryers disperse more particles into the air than paper towels.
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If applied logically, a religious exemption would quickly mean that civil rights laws exist only at the pleasure of the employer.
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So they invented a novel, logically wan justification for their actions that Mitch McConnell thought up moments after Mr Scalia died.
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"This lack of uninsured personal liability would logically appear to remove any incentive to practice 'defensive medicine,'" the appeals court said.
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Haphazard obstacles to the workings of the market can preserve some advantage for the few, but logically cannot for the many.
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So, logically, stretching that tension away won't have any effect on your injury risk because the underlying issue is still there.
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But I don't think it logically follows that, as Marshall suggests, one must subordinate concerns about Amazon to concerns about Trump.
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I told her the things I understood to be logically true, but none of me could believe what I was saying.
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I think they know logically that $220006 billion of this you can't spend, so we might as well take it back.
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You're approaching the world very logically today; your ruling planet, the Moon, is hanging out in analytical, practical Earth sign Virgo.
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JOY For us, the show needs to go and follow the tone that logically extends from where our characters are at.
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In solving these problems, we shouldn't try to reverse-engineer what went wrong, or even logically search for a misplaced semicolon.
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Ideally the celeb (or one of their projects) can be logically connected to the product or the theme of the ad.
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Second, and logically enough, retailers that are marketplaces for other sellers, such as Amazon or Costco, don't have price-matching policies.
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We do not hold beliefs one at a time; rather, we assess them in a group, because they are logically connected.
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I very loudly and logically explained to her that the wreck, and also my firing, was solely the fault of Twitter.
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René Descartes, for example, believed that God could do absolutely anything, even the logically impossible, such as draw a round square.
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I know, logically, that this is where I need to detach, and take a breath, put my head down and work.
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Erdogan accused the United States of conspiring against Turkey and said that the slide in its currency doesn't make any sense logically.
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But it is never a good idea to believe that just because something ought to happen (logically or morally), it is happening.
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However, when it comes to the question of whether or not Endgame's time travel makes sense and is logically sound: No way.
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Following this logically, if Jon Snow is Azor Ahai, he will need his own Lightbringer in order to kill the Night King.
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Drake started writing an agenda listing all the variables and topics they needed to discuss to try to approach this question logically.
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The Moon connects with Mercury at 4:57 PM, encouraging us to connect, talk about our feelings, and approach our emotions logically.
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The idea that Bannon is a Svengali-like political wizard stems—understandably, but not altogether logically—from the fact that Trump won.
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Logically speaking, it seems probable that at least nine other former subjects are out there, potentially each with powers of their own.
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"If there's no problem for vehicles, logically there should be no problem for power," said New and Renewable Energy Director Rida Mulyana.
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One favorite device, for instance, is called "enallage," in which an adjective is pointedly displaced from the noun it should, logically, modify.
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Congress should take note a longer-term revenue stream is needed to restore full power and to plan logically beyond initial recovery.
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Some of these time frame estimates seem to couch logically with Dr. Nick Bostrom's poll of artificial intelligence researchers in 2012-2013.
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In the world I know logically, you can't divine the answers to your problems, and sometimes there aren't any answers at all.
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For the most part, IoT devices store little or no data, which would logically make them financially irrelevant to ransomware attacks, right?
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" Logically, the British fashion and culture magazine Dazed recently launched an avant-garde short film called "A satisfyingly sensual study of slime.
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Amazon offered buttons for products that people would logically need to reorder fairly regularly, such as laundry detergent, condoms and kitty litter.
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As a super emotional Water sign, sometimes you have to push yourself to think more logically, but today, let the feelings flow.
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His report noted that Mr. Roof's I.Q. of 125 placed him in the 95th percentile, and that he spoke coherently and logically.
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Logically, there's no reason you can't just scoot out the door and run a marathon on your own without spending a dime.
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" Zelensky added that "logically, the European Union should be our biggest partner but technically the United States is a much bigger partner.
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I think they felt understandably, logically, that they needed to be involved, given that their platforms were used by the Christchurch terrorist.
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And logically, that battle would likely be early on, as the first stop the Night King makes as his army travels south.
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You may love Donald Trump, you may hate Donald Trump, but you still have an obligation to logically and contextually report data.
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It logically promises funding, and fund-raising is often the most time-consuming and soul-crushing part of a nonprofit leader's role.
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"I'm assuming there's a 100 percent chance of me being on Stranger Things seasons two through 100," Schwartz concluded, and logically so.
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The Moon clashes with Mercury at 10:00 PM, pushing us to sort out our emotions and look at things more logically.
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If people believe women and Republicans begin abandoning candidates with multiple credible allegations of sexual misconduct, then Trump is logically next to go.
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This sector might logically be expected to benefit from Trump's celebration of material success and, more importantly, his promised $216 trillion tax cut.
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So, logically, we handed them out to everyone on the bus with the provision that they not set them off on the bus.
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I don't know ... I'm sure everyone that's tried this has been unique in some ways, but again, we're trying to follow very logically.
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Sears Canada said it would offer "a more logically designed merchandise assortment," to drive faster inventory turns, and higher sales per square foot.
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Normally, this would be the kind of thing I could shrug off and look at logically—rejection is a part of the process.
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Yes, money matters require you to think logically, but trusting your gut about something concerning cash or security will get you far today.
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So if you are constantly experiencing other people expressing anxiety, whether you logically agree with it or not, your brain subconsciously logs it.
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Based on the fixed reinforcement they've had their whole life, it logically follows that they are now bad and they are no good.
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"Anything relevant or logically connected to an incident under investigation, the parties involved, and their potential culpability, falls within the scope," it continues.
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Because our world can be logically reduced to a set of basic cause-and-effect principles, we think answers can always be found.
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The political positions embraced by early fundamentalists, all of which flowed logically from their apocalyptic understanding of the biblical text, hardened over time.
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Another said that while he logically knew that false accusations are rare, he couldn't help but worry that it could happen to him.
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The application of the third-party doctrine has been logically inconsistent and confusing, and it is particularly ill suited to the digital age.
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Logically, they said, they could understand that it was fine for Christofi to do whatever he wanted to do with his own books.
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Logically speaking, the claim that more people could have attended the president's inauguration in nicer weather does not make the crowd any bigger.
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"Really a terrifying prospect, and he just did an amazing job of thinking fast, thinking clearly, acting logically, and, basically, saving his life."
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"You get to think about things and move logically toward solving problems," said Luke, who came in second place at last year's competition.
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And Boston security in general got beefed up again after the Marathon (even though it's disconnected and unrelated, people don't do security logically).
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But Mr. Clement, who served as United States solicitor general from 2005 through 2008, asserts that Granholm should logically extend to wine retailers.
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At the same time, Wandelweiser's ghost tonality never achieves stability; it will frustrate those who expect one chord to lead logically to another.
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Sex with one person feels nice, so it logically follows that sex with two people at the same time might feel extra-nice.
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"In France this could be the 35 percent stake in A'Lienor, and logically this could be done with the majority shareholder," added the source.
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Logically I know that it has, but I still feel a lot of love and support from him even though he's not physically here.
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" Vesnina who plays mixed doubles with Soares replied back in June: "Bruno, so logically, I should be the next who will be under #thelendleffect.
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We all differ in our abilities to solve problems, learn, think logically, understand and acquire new knowledge, integrate ideas, attain goals, and so on.
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Logically speaking, there's nothing wicked about being fat, but in Rogers's world fatness is equated with malfeasance and corruption, or at least with foolishness.
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Logically they deserve the support and respect of anybody who believes that freedom of conscience and belief is an ideal worth standing up for.
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Saying that shooting down a palm-sized microdrone from Sharper Image is like shooting down an Airbus full of human beings feels logically inconsistent.
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"Logically then, knowing that the fiscal policy response is absent, the BOJ likely withheld its 'big bazooka' for a more appropriate time," he added.
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Look, I -- I think a lot of the things that Rudy Giuliani said this morning to you were factually, logically almost grotesque at times.
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" And "Our white people genetically predisposed to burn faster in the sun, thus logically being only being fit to live underground like traveling goblins?
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But becoming a self-driving car engineer should logically require more time than learning to build your own "Hello World!" iOS or Android app.
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Mourão said Brazil's military would "logically" accept a PT victory, even if that meant, in his view, a return to incompetent government and corruption.
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If you can think about it logically, if they go up 20 percent a year, they are just keeping up with their growth rates.
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Investec analyst Marc Elliott says diamond demand will logically grow as a late in the development cycle of economies such as China and India.
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The UN understood in 1947 that the conflict required the creation of two states, which logically means Jews and Arab must share the land.
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Several other categories that could logically have been expected to see weakness due to the storms were modestly lower than prior months as well.
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Occasionally, there might have been a pull that your mind didn't logically understand, but that your body told you was real and worth following.
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The idea is to create systems that logically approach real-world situations based on real-world data and solve them using real-world objects.
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That's despite casting Jake Gyllenhaal in a role that logically should have gone to someone from the Middle East, if not specifically someone Persian.
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Today full moon is in weepy, emotional Water sign Cancer, but you're being challenged to think about things logically and from a detached perspective.
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The key to appreciating this film, and much of Fulci's filmography, is abandoning the need for answers, or for a plot that proceeds logically.
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The menus are logically organized and the physical switches on the bezel of the screen work well as shortcuts for the on-screen features.
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By that age, adolescents can gather and process information, weigh pros and cons, reason logically with facts and take time before making a decision.
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Among mathematicians of his time, the concept of infinity was taboo; Aristotle had tried to banish it for being too paradoxical and logically treacherous.
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I do think that there is an impulse, in reading any show's scripts, to try to logically understand the story in a linear way.
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That was an unusual move by the court, since logically there was at that point no lawsuit remaining in which the three could intervene.
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Looking for answers in such popular stories contrasts starkly with the prominent approach of modeling people as though they react logically to economic forces.
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But, fame and the chance that you met someone at a conference do not logically predict that investor is the optimal investor for you.
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Downing Street dislikes the term "hard Brexit," but an outcome along those lines is not unexpected, because it flows logically from the priorities Mrs.
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"Both sides have huge public support for their positions, so logically they should make a deal there rather than revert to gridlock," Penn said.
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Stage three could logically be tie-ups between cable and wireless — one potentially foreshadowed by Verizon and SoftBank's interest in acquiring Charter in 2017.
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Of course, the audience logically knew that the turn would come — Richard, after all, is a villain — but it still feels like a betrayal.
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This is a great (by which I mean awful) example of how a logically sound decision can turn out to be the wrong move.
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Logically, the next step is to see how this music exists in a live space and now we have the first footage of it.
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"After long suffering and roaming through history, (Montenegro) is finally in the position where it logically, historically, civilization-wise and culturally belongs," Djukanovic said.
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If we use gene therapy to get the body to make new insulin-producing cells in the body, logically it should attack those cells too.
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I have perspective on it and can reflect a little more logically and thoughtfully and forgivingly than I could have right out of the gate.
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If you define a bubble, as William Goetzmann does, partly by its demise, then it becomes logically impossible to use it as a warning signal.
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Livestream, which is now owned by Vimeo, has announced an upgraded version of its Mevo live-streaming camera, logically named the Mevo Plus, via Engadget.
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They're mentioned more often than Ferengi or Gorn food, and they're more visually captivating than bland, logically vegetarian Vulcan fare or fittingly familiar Bajoran dishes.
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These products' negative correlations with stocks don't necessarily mean they can't be logically held in the same portfolio as an tracking product like the SPY.
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He keeps finding new ways to torture the characters and the audience, but they always spring logically and satisfyingly from the premise and the setting.
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Well-spaced checkpoints make you master an area before passing on, but don't feel punitive, and new enemies and obstacles are introduced gradually and logically.
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While such bullshit seems patently ridiculous when you parse it logically, it has seduced thousands of middle-aged dentists into spending too much on convertibles.
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You might be one of the most emo signs in the zodiac, but today you're functioning super logically, thanks to the Moon in intellectual Aquarius.
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If the first film was about our neighbors, and the second about our cities, then it logically follows that the third is about our leaders.
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It meets Uranus at 8:54 AM, bringing surprises, and then with Mercury at 11:52 PM, encouraging us to reflect logically on our emotions.
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It seems logically manifest to me that something transpired between September 2016 and March 2017 that led to the Commission's dramatically downwardly-revised settlement offer.
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So, the best place to start, logically, would be to stop fretting about hosts and embrace the main reason why everyone got all dressed up.
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I teach students how to think by having them conduct research, compile their findings in a logically coherent way and then debate their ideas openly.
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And the Trump argument then logically rewards people with high paying jobs, investments and savings by cutting corporate taxes, income taxes and taxes on inheritance.
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But take a moment to think about this logically: What would be the point of making and editing a puzzle that no one can solve?
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Logically, both would sound like Wisconsinites, but their accents are generically American — which means that we're not fully hearing these characters or Mr. Kamps's play.
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Eustis's production — sustain a poker face that accepts such contrivances as part of a marginally heightened reality that nudges the everyday into the logically surreal.
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"I keep praying for a miracle although logically, the plane has sunk in the ocean," said Toni Priyono Adhi, whose daughter was on the flight.
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Barry, logically, doesn't want to be seen, so he'd be wearing a mask, and that means we can go all out in the fight scenes.
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" "I think there's some sort of psychology about watching the news when it's such doomsday, I feel like it's not like a logically healthy thing.
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For one thing, I have managed to move fairly effortlessly and logically from the beginning of this piece through the middle and to the end.
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Mr. Petrenko's reading of the inner movements was remarkably lucid, making a persuasive case for the Sixth as one of Mahler's most logically constructed symphonies.
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The masks I bought on Amazon before leaving the US are ill-fitting and I logically know they are not preventing me from getting sick.
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"Logically, it must implode, because the have-nots are going to outnumber the haves, and they are going to come looking for them," Carter said.
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"Nafta is logically the first thing for us to deal with," said Wilbur Ross, the president's nominee to be commerce secretary, in his confirmation hearing.
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But while the economy has shown consistent strength over the past few years, none of that strength can logically be attributed to reduced regulatory requirements.
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" • He quotes Portuguese teachers who say, "The Chinese are incapable of being trained to think logically and that they specifically have no talent for mathematics.
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"If you look at it objectively and logically, there is no criminal law in Indiana that would appropriately address what went on," Ms. Becker said.
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Logically indefensible, this neutrality principle can be defended only as a self-evident premise, a truth armored by its obviousness against any and all objections.
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The president has basically unconstrained authority to use nuclear weapons, a seemingly insane system that flows pretty logically from America's strategic doctrine on nuclear weapons.
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Logically, because sexual orientation is a function of sex and sex is a protected characteristic under Title VII, it follows that sexual orientation is also protected.
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"If we have been half-hearted Europeans, it follows logically that with part of our hearts—with half our hearts—we feel something else," he said.
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If you're going around Earth using a compass that points north, and you are going straight east to west, then, logically speaking, the route is circular.
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Even if I sometimes felt like this was the worst thing in the world, logically, I knew I had it easy compared to so many others.
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" Foster continued ... "That's my issue with people who take issue with the protests because it's not logically consistent and the NFL in general, they're emotionally driven.
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So logically, part of the way we end violence against women in our society lies in acknowledging that men are responsible for preventing violence against women.
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Logically, I know that being a royal is accompanied by severe lifestyle restrictions (she can't eat shellfish!), curtailing of personal freedoms (she gave up her career!).
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Since many people of color also serve on juries, logically it can't be true that African-Americans are uninterested in punishing other blacks who commit crimes.
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Logically, it ought to be the four suitors who should be put through their paces, yet it's she who rises to one partnering challenge after another.
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Traditionally, presidents have declined to take too much credit for these kinds of gains because they would logically then have to take credit for inevitable contraction.
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We can fight about how much government we want, but we cannot logically support the idea that if DC disappeared, the nation would be better off.
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Logically, when an act is made illegal, there are consequences for those who perpetrate the act: But what will happen to people who still obtain abortions?
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It's something I'd imagine a lot of users would logically expect the phone to be able to do, so hopefully this will be addressed in future.
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Logically, I know the absolute very worst thing that could happen might be that I touch a spider or feel a mild "crunch" under my shoe.
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I've always thought that Tesla should simply look completely the other way and accept that what was a UAW shop before should logically be once again.
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For example, one neural-network language model—similar to the one Aristo uses—was reported in 2019 to capably determine whether one sentence logically implies another.
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Logically, Tesla shouldn't be worth much more than about $200 per share (I'm being generous — a few years ago I figured $150 was a fair price).
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Logically, the Mets would not suspend a player unless they absolutely had to, whether to send him a message or set an example for the team.
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If somebody is going around and saying, 'all swans are white,' you can argue against that logically, or you can just show them a black swan.
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Per the instructions, however, make sure to point the top of the mic straight up, rather than toward your face as you might otherwise logically do.
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"Logically, if there are fairy circles without the presence of termites, the termite theory cannot be considered as a strong explanation for the phenomenon," he said.
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American companies and other organizations will only be able to reach their goals if they think logically and with an open mind about their talent needs.
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If Portman opposed the last bill because of how it would harm Medicaid recipients — and he did — he would logically need to oppose this one, too.
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He said that receiving a subsidy for two children gave women "a logically perfect argument" to give up work, stay at home and save on childcare.
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While the main purpose of fitness trackers is, logically, fitness, smartwatches let you upload apps for a variety of both fitness and non-fitness-related activities.
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People often think of feelings as secondary or as a sideshow to intellect, as if the essence of human intelligence is the ability to think logically.
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Despite the paucity of clear studies on the topic, Reynolds says that open offices still logically seem like they would lead to more health risks for workers.
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The genre-bending, Melbourne-based octet NO ZU have shared their new album Afterlife, which serves as a very logically-named sequel to their 2012 LP Life.
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Other members of Congress have suggested that Russians would logically have preferred Mrs Clinton to win because she was so weak in standing up to Mr Putin.
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At MWC this year, Caterpillar is announcing the successor to the S60, the logically named S61, which updates the specs and brings improvements to the thermal camera.
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If you assume that like every other animal on the planet swift's require some sleep, then logically, scientists have concluded, they must sleep while in the air.
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More logically, she's learned a bit from Cersei (and presumably from Ramsay too, even if she'd never admit it — he said he'd always be with her, remember?).
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I don't really want to categorize us in a certain way but, logically, people know that I'm from Iran, so I've got to be a Muslim anyway.
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"I call on everyone to act logically, respect the agreements they signed and behave reasonably, avoid risking world peace for domestic politics or other reasons," he said.
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As a precaution, it is pointed out that... no exit clause has been agreed and the player is logically tied to Borussia Dortmund until June 30, 2017.
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Those of bias against sexual minorities logically should do so, too, but the show projects the art world as, yes, a safe space for the variously denominated.
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It follows that if our continuing involvement in theatre is not apt to succeed according to this utterly minimum standard, it then becomes logically irrational to proceed.
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During confirmation hearings Wednesday, Commerce Secretary-nominee Wilbur Ross told Senators that "NAFTA [renegotiation] is logically the first thing" his department will address if he is confirmed.
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The UX takes on the distinctive stance of recent Lexus sedans, notably the LC, and would logically share a platform used by Toyota's C-HR and Prius.
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That means that he still has the emotional energy to react to the Commander and Serena with the horror and outrage that their crimes would logically deserve.
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All musically gifted and educated, no creative decision seems less than logically calculated—yet, we can't seem to figure out what any of their misspelt words mean.
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I wanted to keep them all somehow, even though I knew logically that doing so would guarantee that none of the lettuce would flourish as it should.
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I was taking it personally, even though I knew logically that I'd made good decisions because I was way up before the coronavirus started ravaging the world.
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But dig a little deeper and you'll see, according to Pew, only 15% of Democrats identify as very liberal, where a democratic socialist agenda would logically fall.
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Inflation, recession, a constantly devaluing peso and a huge foreign debt must all be dealt with simultaneously, while taking into account his own citizens' logically excessive expectations.
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Politics is supposed to provide us with a space to find middle ground and should foster an environment where we can logically and intellectually debate our differences.
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It may not have been necessary to redefine the grammar for schools, but it is necessary to logically redefine Japanese in order for a robot to speak.
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Studies of human decision-making suggest that most people will stay put, even though money spent in the past logically should have no bearing on the choice.
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This differential regulation almost certainly will confuse consumers, who — quite logically — will not understand why less stringent privacy protections apply to companies like Google than the ISPs.
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An old-fashioned wartime romance whose plot highlights are recognizable from outer space, this gleaming dollop of prestige comfort food is neither logically coherent nor emotionally satisfying.
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Logically, the fact that ICE is arresting immigrants in sanctuary cities ought to complicate the myth that these cities are blocking all enforcement of federal immigration law.
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Wilbur Ross, who will lead the American negotiators after the Senate confirms him as commerce secretary, says NAFTA is "logically the first thing for us to deal with".
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If audiences cast Woody Allen out based on a strong moral objection, they would logically have to write off anyone who agreed to collaborate with him after 1992.
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GORDON RITCHIEFormer Canadian ambassador for trade negotiationsOttawa Logically, your concern for the bad shape of state government finances in India makes sense ("Pumping the country dry", May 13th).
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I knew Meek was going to court Monday, but I assumed he would be okay because the situation seemed like it would, logically, pan out favorably for him.
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And at that moment, as Cleveland's Rajaii Davis tied the score at 6 with a two-run homer, there was no reason—logically—to think Chicago would win.
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Your focus is on your relationships today, Leo, and it's time to take a step back and logically examine how you feel about the partnerships you're engaging in.
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At the time of the funding CEO John Stewart told me that his company's products present location data more logically on a map instead of in a table.
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On one hand, the mood will be intensely passionate; on the other, you'll also be in a position where you must maintain your cool and approach things logically.
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If the pinnacle of unruliness is ultimately the consolidation of "power, stature, and attention," it cannot—logically, philosophically, syntactically—also be an ideology through which we achieve equality.
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And perhaps the film's greatest sin is that it never provides a logically sound reason for why the two main heroes have so much animosity toward each other.
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In other words, even something that is factually impossible can be logically possible, and how closely that logic is followed will affect how plausible a supernatural being seems.
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Considering "Friends" ended 15 years ago, there's logically no other reason the "Friends" costars saw their Instagram following's boost so significantly other than Aniston's emergence onto the platform.
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"I said to my cardiologist, 'Now explain to me as a doctor how, logically, I lost 93 pounds but not one ounce off my stomach," Daly tells Tonic.
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Virgo is a very analytical energy, and it's been inspiring you to sort through some difficult situations ultra logically and in a very practical, down-to-earth manner.
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Part of the problem with challenging these people's views is that often they are not arrived at logically, so it is hard to reason them out of them.
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"Clues" isn't quite the right word, since nobody in this book behaves logically, schemes cagily, has legitimate motives or relies on any sane staples of the murder story.
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A recessionary credit pullback in the US would logically be offset by better commodity conditions in South America, reviving that business and given the Detroit giant some compensation.
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But for anyone asking themselves this question, they might know that logically, and still feel like they're the only person they know who's never had a serious relationship.
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Mr. Mavropoulos, a 52-year-old engineer, said he tried to think logically when he finally did board a flight to Nairobi, a few hours after the crash.
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"Logically, it makes sense to bet on domestic substitution, but we don't see any change in fundamentals yet," said Reagan Li, fund manager at Shanghai V-Invest Co Ltd.
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A lot of the harshest Trump critics have been doubling down lately on the old argument that the president and his administration are unhinged and unable to function logically.
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The MCU continuity takes place in a mirror version of our own world, and there's really no overarching place that an immersive "Marvel World" could logically be set in.
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Logically, he knows this stiffness is because of the big chunks of silver tape wrapped around his skin, but emotionally he thinks it could also be that he's thirsty.
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Logically, it seems plausible that the bottlenecks at ports of entry have encouraged people to cross between them — the exact thing the Trump administration says it wants to stop.
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Logically, you might surmise that the fervent members of Team Edward and Team Jacob would have scattered to the wind like the ashes of so many destroyed sparkly vampires.
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It makes sense logically, too — if Apple is only just starting to hire now, it'll take at least a few years before it'll actually be ready to ship hardware.
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Click here to view original GIFSome of the claims in the short ad don't seem to make much sense when you take a second to think about them logically.
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He says that they do this by making every instance "functionally identical but logically unique" by relocating where functions and memory exist at a low level in the software.
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This logically would make sense, since the cost of mining isn't changing at all, and without a doubling of price miners are instantly seeing their revenue cut in half.
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While McGrath's strategy makes sense logically, she is still unlikely to win against the formidable incumbent McConnell, said Scott Lasley, a professor of political science at Western Kentucky University.
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"Now, that would have consequences and some of our colleagues would not find that palatable, but it would be logically possible to approach it in that way," he said.
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Therefore, it should logically follow that anything that aids active duty service members and military veterans to quit smoking in order to live longer, happier lives, should be encouraged.
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However, we assess that because of the way that MBS governs, his minions would not logically undertake such a high-stakes assassination without him at least condoning the operation.
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But I think that this issue is logically subsequent to the question of how policy should be made in the near term with the given 2 percent inflation target.
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Logically, of course, it makes perfect sense that Latino voters would be particularly motivated to turn out to defeat a candidate who's spent the last 17 months insulting them.
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It sort of follows logically that the intricacy of the genital urinary system lends itself to a transplant that is more similar to these sorts of vascularized composite transplants.
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Biblical poetry is often made up of line pairings composed of analogous images, and Alter had chosen an anatomical noun, "neck," that logically matched "head" in the parallel clause.
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"The impact of such measures is logically lesser at this time of the year," a European trade source said, referring to the end of the July-June export season.
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This is the area of the brain that lets us make decisions and develop our capacity for delayed gratification, as well as the capacity to think things through logically.
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The best proof of this foreign policy debacle is that last week, for the first time since January, Mr. Maduro traveled abroad, choosing Moscow, logically enough, as his destination.
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Episode One explores Gates' contentious relationship with his mother, a patrician who couldn't get to her son until a therapist helped him logically conclude that resistance was non-optimal.
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That logically leads to the discussion of credit policy constraints presented by budget deficits, public debt and structural demand-supply imbalances affecting inflation pressures in labor and product markets.
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"This book explores the reasons why some people question vaccines, and then logically explains why the doubts are unfounded and vaccines are in fact effective and safe," he says.
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The movie follows a kind of dream logic — things are next to each other because they seem linked by some unconscious rule, not because they logically follow one another.
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" In terms of his own background, Dubs said: "Emotionally it does influence me, but logically and practically I think the argument for taking 3,000 children stands on its own.
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It's logically incoherent to argue that implementing social welfare programs will encourage women to "choose life" while aligning oneself with a political movement that actively works to eliminate that choice.
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People in any society that are told they don't have to cover their own healthcare costs out of pocket are logically less likely to take good personal care of themselves.
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Going through the world, at every moment we are surrounded by movements that are logically associated with sound: we see a ball bouncing, and we expect to hear the bouncing.
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He promised to run the country as he ran his family business, which would logically mean nepotistically, autocratically, with great regard for his personal interests and little for the rules.
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Let's think about this logically: Christine believes that Elena was involved in the comatose states of five separate people, and her only evidence is… Elena's face in a glass window?
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But logically it contributes calories…any dairy product where you can have a choice of a lower fat level is one tool in your arsenal to work on preventing obesity.
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"The Churches' policies and practices regarding access to their changing rooms and restrooms flow logically and directly from their religious beliefs concerning God's design for biological sex," the lawsuit said.
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The investigation proceeds through a series of in-person interviews and following increasingly more far-fetched (both logically and geographically) word-of-mouth leads that take them across the country.
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Even though a decline in suitable farming land would logically lead to a decline in supply, Neuschwander said it's not likely that coffee drinkers will see any hike in price.
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Contra the fear-mongering, Kim is responding logically as head of a weak nation in a difficult geopolitical position threatened by the globe's superpower which routinely removes regimes it dislikes.
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Nowadays, women who denounce sexism are routinely attacked on social media; the novel's more savage forms of punishment logically extend the ways in which they can be bullied and silenced.
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Therefore, it does not logically follow that redemption should only be offered to some and not others, as it suggests that redemption is about the act but not the actor.
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Logically, you know you're not in financial trouble, but you just can't get rid of the pit in your stomach when it's time to face any task related to money.
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The conceit of our question was this: If AI algorithms change, and logically they should over time, then wouldn't you want a chip you can reprogram to accommodate those changes?
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This may be because while children in this age group have considerably more advanced thinking skills than preschoolers and most can think logically, their thinking still tends to be concrete.
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To find what caused the system to collapse, you have to start from the point where you spotted the problem and trace it logically through all of the system's components.
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Regarding science and U.S. national security, no promising "mind over mind" efforts can make operational sense until all key concepts are expressly defined and then logically differentiated, one from another.
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Geralt's perpetual engagement with violence, threat, and evading enemies would logically take a toll on the mind, so it makes sense that meditation is a regular part of his day.
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The policies that most logically follow from his overall view of Russia would upset established alliances and create incentives for Moscow to step up some of its more troubling behavior.
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Police are out in numbers, enforcing curfews, and state officials are denying or trying to logically disprove magical beliefs, or even accusing those acting on rumors of being unpatriotic or uncivilized.
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Though some in Charles's inner circle question why he doesn't get as much time with his grandchildren as Kate's parents do, the Prince of Wales himself sees the situation more logically.
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You beat a thing outside of logic with another thing that exists outside of logic, but if things that exist outside of logic behave so logically, isn't that kind of unimaginative?
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It's as ludicrous as it is viscerally vulgar – and then the gag escalates logically, until the crudeness, wincingly gross as it may be, acquires a shape and arc of its own.
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"If we can encourage and support better behaviour with technology that helps drivers to stay out of trouble, that should logically also have a positive impact on insurance premiums," Samuelsson said.
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The Moon, your ruling planet, enters cool, genius Air sign Aquarius today, blessing you with the ability to think clearly and logically about all of your (many, let's be real) problems.
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While you can logically understand all the work and time that went into a dramatic body transformation, a quick glance at both photos can make the changes seem sudden and effortless.
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If the U.S. public really wasn't paying for the tariffs then logically there would have been no need to delay them, since doing so would only provide relief to China's economy.
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"Are white people genetically predisposed to burn faster in the sun, thus logically being only fit to live underground like groveling goblins?" read one tweet, published in a National Review article.
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"Logically, that reaction hurts," Ms. Castro, 83, said Sunday in an interview at her home in a quiet, well-kept neighborhood here in South Florida, where she has lived since 1964.
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But the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, enforced discipline, saying that the parties "simply disagree" and that "as a result, we logically act as a check and balance" on Mr. Obama.
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But that isn't enough for the UAW, which says that WHO and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines about limiting gatherings of people should logically lead to plant closures.
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But that isn't enough for the UAW, which says that WHO and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines about limiting gatherings of people should logically lead to plant closures.
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In 1939, Campbell founded Unknown, a magazine that tried to do for fantasy what Astounding had done for science fiction, with logically consistent stories that often took place in everyday surroundings.
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In a growing economy that is growing, by definition, corporate earnings are growing, unless you cut the multiple, the market should finish logically every single day at an all-time high.
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Logically I know that biking is more dangerous than taking the subway, but biking makes me feel free and the subway makes me feel like I am riding in a coffin.
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That's usually a tall order for incumbent presidents running for re-election, who logically can often be considered the ultimate insiders after four years in the highest office in the land.
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"I think the market's finally starting to behave logically, at least when it comes to many phases of retail, which have been in a bear market," the "Mad Money " host said.
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For Deadpool, a movie that shouldn't logically exist in the first place, Fox continues an impressive rise through the box office record books with its R-rated super-anti-hero action/comedy.
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When Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) logically assumes the all-powerful Night King would never expose himself during battle, Bran announces their enemy will, but only to capture Three-Eyed Raven Bran.
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But in 1859, the great German mathematician Bernhard Riemann hypothesized that the spacing of the primes logically follows from other numbers, now known as the "nontrivial zeros" of the Riemann zeta function.
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Unlike most computer code, which is written informally and evaluated based mainly on whether it works, formally verified software reads like a mathematical proof: Each statement follows logically from the preceding one.
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And while the cynicism the production displays in inviting others to laugh at a dating pool it's responsible for vetting would logically undermine its central premise, the audience is hardly tuning out.
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With that in mind, he might logically have sought an agreement with Mr Mueller before his case first came to trial, at which point he would have had a stronger negotiating hand.
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What they're saying: "If the program refers patients to abortion providers for family planning services, then that program is logically one 'where abortion is a method of family planning,'" the panel wrote.
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When it becomes clear that they won't, and when they insist that she instead make an advantageous marriage, Charlotte logically and cold-bloodedly arranges to have herself deflowered and hence rendered unmarriageable.
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One-year-old babies may not be able to speak, but they are able to think logically, according to new research that shows the earliest known foundation of our ability to reason.
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As Robert McGregor noted on Twitter, however, the demo we saw didn't seem to recognize when a user's hand should logically be blocking parts of the image, lessening the "mixed reality" impact.
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I noticed this decision-making pattern in other areas of life, such as when people purchase exotic cars for supposed "investment value," when there are more logically sound ways to invest funds.
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But the film's final act has become its biggest sticking point with audiences, in large part because it doesn't initially seem to progress as economically and logically as the first two acts.
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It's still serving up cautionary tales about how people interact with media, the culture, communications, and technology, and how our obsessions and behaviors today might logically extend into horrors in the future.
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But if we start locking down airport entrance halls, we would logically have to move on to train terminals, and bus stations, and concert halls, and public squares, and churches, and schools.
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"For a long time now I've logically known that she killed them, and I tried to hold out hope because I'm the father and that's what I want to do," he says.
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"At this level, logically you should not expect to have too many bagels, especially if you play as a top player playing against somebody who is top 20, top 15," Djokovic said.
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The fund community still expects oil prices to rise further, but it has inevitably and logically become slightly less bullish given prices have risen by more than $20 (almost 50 percent) already.
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"Logically, we have deployed a significant number of state security forces to ensure normality on a day in which citizens and their vote must be the protagonists," Sanchez told public broadcaster RNE.
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Pruitt's view that the indirect consequences of regulation are cognizable if they are negative but must be ignored if they are positive was logically untenable and inconsistent with universally accepted economic theory.
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What's really fascinating about human emotions is that you can think logically that you'll be okay with something, but when it comes down to it, your visceral gut reaction can surprise you.
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Logically, we know that we don't need a six-month supply of toilet paper, but when we see someone's cart piled high, their anxiety infects us, and we go into survival mode.
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"Logically, if the government is going to apply this decision in relation to immigration policy, it should see that the writing is on the wall," he said, although it may require litigation.
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I know, logically, that it is a wonderful school with great programs, but I can't help seeing myself as inferior to my honors-bound peers, despite never having felt that way before.
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Meaning that logically, the appeal of the "conservative ethos" would apply to black women as well as black men, leading them to vote for conservative candidates or, alternatively, not vote at all.
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Warren's argument on the tax issue — that voters are concerned about overall costs, and that any tax increase would be offset because there would be no private insurance premiums — is logically defensible.
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At this point, a confrontation wasn't surprising...it was logically inevitable, especially when considering that Bruce had been challenged for similar reasons in Seattle a few years earlier on far less provocation.
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In that series' pilot, Walter White decides to cook meth, ostensibly to support his family after he dies from cancer, and every bad decision he makes thereafter follows logically from the first choice.
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You might understand logically that Trico needs to jump down to a lower perch in order to solve a puzzle, but actually making it do the thing is often a trial of patience.
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By being able to take my time and logically reason with myself, if I'm focused, I can successfully suppress the negative thoughts, stay in control of my emotions, stay positive, and not panic.
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Logically, this forthcoming move seems more about the brothers forging separate lives (you know, kind of what people do when they get married) than it does about an underlying rivalry for royal power.
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The WTO's most-favoured-nation principle means that America cannot raise its tariffs against countries that impose high tariffs on it, as Wilbur Ross, Mr Trump's commerce secretary, has suggested it logically should.
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"Logically, fashion and sport should have very little to do with each other," Matthew Butson, vice president of the Getty Images Archive, told Refinery29, as we scrolled the vast collection for standout shots.
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If you are a polytheist, then it is logically possible to discuss whether two groups of people worship the same god; but on that view, both Christians and Muslims must be radically mistaken.
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"Well, logically, I'm a car dealer, and I made the decision that the right thing to do for the community was to give Anita Singleton a car," Bowers explained, according to the Advocate.
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Obviously, we jumped straight on that content train and decided to drum up 40 possiblities, for an article which came to be known as '40 Totally Logically Possibilities for Kanye's TLOP Album Title'.
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But it's also important to have fun with it, and even if something doesn't 100% tie together logically, there is some sort of personal reasoning behind the decisions you make as a designer.
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If oil were a manufactured commodity, such as a computer chip or a piece of clothing, a drop in profitability would logically lead to less production, but oil is not a manufactured good.
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A BI interview, while carrying a burden to be truthful, is not sworn and would be logically redundant to that which already has been offered, by both, as an official record under oath.
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High cooperativeness should logically be a plus in this industry, but it doesn't appear among Damore's desirable traits; on the contrary, he cites it among the qualities that may be hindering women's success.
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"They were friendly in childhood, and those relationships were never broken, so logically you can presume some sort of advice was given, at a minimum, and perhaps help here and there," she said.
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The official said the government was not linking the two issues and that "logically speaking" the more stringent controls could be removed if South Korea addressed Japan's concerns about its export control system.
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For more than $2 a shade, logically speaking, consumers should be drawn to palettes that have high-quality shades that can be worn regularly and mixed together to create a variety of looks.
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Still, the most dangerous thing would be to fail to take these rightist, xenophobic currents seriously, to assume they will go away because logically they should; after all, the world has moved on.
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That capability entails operation on any road in any conditions that a human driver could handle; logically, cars built to this standard would have no need for a steering wheel or foot pedals.
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In short, it's logically impossible to cobble together a private-insurer-based replacement for Obamacare that offers affordable coverage to people with pre-existing conditions without also including an individual mandate and subsidies.
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If this sounds like your thing, don't hold out for the logically inevitable American remake: The rights to the property for this territory were bought in 2017 by the now-defunct Weinstein Company.
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To account for this discrepancy, physicists rely on two related, but logically distinct conjectures, both originally developed by the physicist Roger Penrose nearly 50 years ago: the strong and weak cosmic censorship hypotheses.
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"We should reach an agreement amongst us all to form the broadest government possible of the main parties - the People's Party, the Socialists, and also, logically, Ciudadanos," Fernando Martinez Maillo told a news conference.
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Knowing that Nobody Speak debuted at Sundance less than 10 months after the initial Gawker verdict, it's easy to wish Knappenberger had the resources or time to make something longer, and more logically segmented.
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This movement in the beauty world has been bubbling for some time and, logically speaking, it makes perfect sense that we'd react against our polluted urban centers and lust for a return to nature.
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This simply can't be the end of the story, both logically within the universe (in Hotel, the timeline extends into 2022, after the show's apocalypse) and, well, because AHS is renewed through season 10.
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The pockets are roomy, the bag is lightweight and comfortable, the zippers are logically arranged and sturdy, and the design works with jeans and a t-shirt or a button down and a blazer.
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You're approaching your emotions logically during the first part of the day while the Moon is in Aquarius, but expect to get very emotional, intuitive, and intense this evening when the Moon enters Pisces.
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WE GOT HIT BY SOMETHING, WE'RE STILL EVALUATING IT, MY GUESS IS THAT IT WILL BE LESS IMPORTANT FOR THE U.S. THAN THE COUNTRIES DIRECTLY INVOLVED, JUST LOGICALLY SO, AND WE'LL WAIT AND SEE.
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And like game of telephone, each new video seems to lose even more meaning than the one before it, a feat that frankly seems impossible, given the videos are logically impoverished to begin with.
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It struck me at the time that this might have been the original campaign and starting mission, after which you are logically relegated to the nearby Fort Tarsis and forced to fight for scraps.
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It rightly points out, for instance, that Airbnb hosts are most frequently just renting out a room a few nights a month for some extra income, which logically should improve affordability, not harm it.
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It is related to Stoicism—a too-neglected philosophy nowadays—and it's related, emotionally more than logically, to the idea of water under the bridge, which reminds us that the past cannot be rectified.
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Steve Mnuchin, as the Treasury Secretary, logically would be a point man — in fact, his father played an important cameo role in helping pull us back from the precipice on Black Monday and Tuesday.
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Logically, advance knowledge about redundancy is closely guarded by employers, but if employers have incentives to be transparent and retrain their workers, rather than tossing them out, there will be a net welfare gain.
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It costs money to buy, sell, finance, and appraise it, and to insure and maintain it each year, which we logically know but basically just dismiss when we're digging deep for that down payment.
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The Moon entered practical, grounded Earth sign Virgo at 12:20 AM this morning, and connects with messenger planet Mercury in Taurus at 8:40 AM, encouraging us to think logically about our feelings.
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You approach the world very logically, but during this eclipse in this earth sign, stepping more fully into your body and feeling your feelings—even the ones you are afraid of—is so important.
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The trick is that last part—not only do its many rooms, corridors, and outside areas offer you many options for problem solving, but they feel like part of an actual place, constructed logically.
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Yet it oddly uses fiscal year 22011 as a benchmark when it comes to opioid and drug treatment spending, while more logically using 22015 as the benchmark for other programs in the budget blueprint.
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Indeed, over the years, compared with abstinence, moderate drinking has been associated with conditions it couldn't logically protect against: a lower risk of deafness, hip fractures, the common cold and even alcoholic liver cirrhosis.
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For some reason, my brain tells me Dollar Tree is a good place to buy plates and napkins but when I get there I realize the plates (logically) only come in packs of 10.
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I knew, logically, that I was not alone, but I've rarely voiced these concerns for fear of the backlash; that people would say I must be straight or else I wouldn't have such fears.
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But if some portion of a player's advertisement value is tied to how much time he is on camera, then the person standing next to the endorsement-clad golfer would logically have some value.
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The political character of the customs union logically followed from a common regulatory framework to manage free trade and to coordinate economic policies, while maintaining unified trade and economic relations with the outside world.
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And starting in 225 but really coming in 260, we said that discrimination against someone because they are romantically involved with someone of the same sex, as opposed to opposite sex, is logically sex discrimination.
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Pepper claims that by requiring iOS users to buy apps through its official App Store and charging developers a 30 percent commission, Apple is adding a mandatory fee that developers logically pass on to customers.
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At the time, Samsung had given the reason that the dual camera setup would require a higher price tag and more demanding hardware, which logically fits in with the ethos behind the Galaxy Note line.
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"There is a crisis of confidence in the government and logically if Cristina becomes the favorite candidate, she generates many fears about her past," he added, referring to policies such as ushering in currency controls.
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This material does a reasonably good job of dissipating heat around where you'd logically rest your palms, but high temperatures are still an issue at the back of the keyboard and underside of the chassis.
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The new taxes, which also include a royalty on copper production that increases as commodity prices rise, were "well-thought-out and logically calculated with the inputs of stakeholders, even the mining companies", he said.
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" Demler says his client "has no previous record whatsoever" and "it is just a hard situation to figure out how this all came about, it doesn't make any sense when you look at it logically.
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"Now, that would have consequences and some of our colleagues would not find that palatable, but it would be logically possible to approach it in that way," he told members of Britain's parliament on Wednesday.
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And in science, you're debating what the logically possible answers are to a question, and what experiments you can perform to figure out which one of those logical possibilities is actually represented in the universe.
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The day starts with the Moon, which is the planet that rules our emotions, entering intellectual Air sign Libra at 9:59 AM. Here, it will inspire us to examine our feelings logically and objectively.
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Once you've determined that, then use data to back up the important points that lead to that recommendation, making sure that each point logically leads into the next one, laddering up to the final recommendation.
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Its gargantuan temples and superb civic buildings, almost all in ruins now, contain so much archaeological information scattered over so many acres that, logically, there is no single ideal place from which to view them.
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You've already learned some serious lessons about being overly idealistic this year, and this new moon brings a fabulous opportunity to turn a new leaf when it comes to judging a situation or person logically.
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Logically -- and Iran's leaders are intensely pragmatic in that far-sighted way -- Tehran will likely calibrate its vowed "harsh revenge" response to the killing of Qasem Soleimani in a bid to cost Trump re-election.
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Logically, Sanders would seem to pose a greater threat to America than not only her but the last Democratic president, a capitalist whom the right nevertheless spent eight years denouncing as a Marxist in disguise.
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"I have to logically and practically make sense of the fact that it probably would not be a good idea to embark on that goal if halfway, I would have to drop out," she said.
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"Given that the respective budgets of the NEA and NEH represent only a tiny fraction of the entire federal budget, their planned elimination cannot logically be seen as a cost-saving measure," the statement reads.
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He's the one who makes you think you can logically figure out the right solution to these issues, and the fact that Washington and the media hasn't been able to means you should be angry.
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Logically, a company concerned about improving retention and engagement, assigning a device a strong personality seems like an obvious way to capitalize on human anthropomorphization, and grant you leeway on bugs, while boosting retention and engagement.
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GOP Senate leaders refused to vote on Garland&aposs selection, saying it was inappropriate to consider a nomination during a presidential election year -- a principle Durbin claimed must logically apply to midterm election cycles as well.
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In the case of déjà vu, the prefrontal cortex is watching what's going on in the memory regions, and then detects a conflict between what's logically possible and what the memory system is saying is familiar.
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Logically, if such a "right" exists for a state or person to kill anyone who has incurred no personal guilt of his own, the same principle can be used to kill anyone, if the need arises.
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Logically, it's appealing to say that people who enter the US illegally, or who stay in the US after their visas expire, have acted in defiance of the government's "jurisdiction" and therefore excluded themselves from it.
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The Moon is in cool Aquarius today, encouraging us to approach our emotions logically; however, you can expect some drama once the Moon clashes with over-the-top Jupiter at 10:56 AM. All Times EST.
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Logically, there has been speculation that this is a farewell visit, one more chance to commune with the unpredictable Roland Garros public that has treated him much better than it has treated most through the decades.
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Another consequence is that a contradiction becomes something that you cannot believe, as opposed to something that you psychologically can but logically ought not to believe (as the traditional cleavage between psychology and logic might suggest).
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As to the other two competitors I've mentioned here, Huawei and OnePlus, their price hikes were small outrages at the time when they happened, but they fit much more logically into the grand scheme of things today.
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While it's impossible to fully prepare for every potential question, you can at least practice answering some of the more common ones to help you practice logically thinking through an answer you might give on the spot.
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"If he was at the western door during that time, then the law of physics tells us this is literally, logically impossible, for the offending to have occurred," Walker told the panel of three senior appeal judges.
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But even logically understanding that not everything is as great as it seems in a photo doesn't lessen the blow when you constantly see your friends hanging out with each other at parties you weren't invited to.
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She'd always been proud of her ability to calmly and logically deal with stressful situations or disappointment, but during that time she often found herself spiraling emotionally, unable to reel in her reactions to even small problems.
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This is just a greenhouse, but logically, there's no reason you couldn't jack up entire houses on a hydraulic mechanims—sure, you'd need a big motor, but replacing an entire floor of your house doesn't come cheap.
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"My favorite has to be all the people thinking about this logically and giving reasons on how this is actually possible to buy a house at this young age, which we both know isn't possible," he said.
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These rulings reflected Holmes's long-held belief that free speech was "logically indefensible" — that just as government should be permitted to punish actions that cause harm, so it should be permitted to punish words that cause harm.
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To re-frame his mindset, Neo prompted her client to look at the reality of his adult life logically: He was no longer living in his parents' past, he made a good salary, and he spent responsibly.
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Logically, it's the best place to be dropped off, since you only have to walk across the train tracks to get into Canada, where an RCMP officer will pick you up escort you to the border agency.
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Logically, that shouldn't be a hard sell: when I was paid to cover O'Bannon case for media outlets while finishing my degree at Northwestern, it had nothing to do with my ability to also go to class.
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She'll end up spending hours thinking about the package — and the germs that could potentially kill her — while letting it sit at the bottom of the stairs, even though she can logically just wash her hands afterward.
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" Logically, Druckerman knows she is entering middle age — she observes it in the lines on the faces of her peers — but "I just didn't expect 'madame' to happen to me, or at least not without my consent.
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It's an emotionally complicated situation and I'm a little sad I wasn't invited to go with her (my sister is going) but I'll be 35 weeks pregnant this week and I know logically I shouldn't be traveling.
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Instead, the chosen route meant making Leia a less-integral part of the story than she might otherwise have logically been expected to be, especially given the strong nostalgia factor that permeates the rest of the film.
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But Peter tells me libertarianism is the only reasonable position for a mind "finished with superstition," that Lincoln fought slavery, justified by Christianity, that logically nobody has the right to impose control on anyone else at all.
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The synth-heavy record is a far-cry from the emo credentials that initially made the band famous, but the departure is one that follows logically, considering Paramore's progression as a band over their previous four records.
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" However, certain stocks are still likely to rise from Trump's speech, particularly what Cashin called "the theoretical no-brainers — the defense stocks and things like that, that even if he doesn't give detail are logically going to benefit.
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The same study also found that young people who are more exposed to discussions about politics and current events in their classes and social groups are, logically, more comfortable in believing that they have a place within politics.
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Logically, I wanted to walk forward to be on the correct side of the blue grid lines, but because I knew I'd been teleported slightly, I could no longer trust myself to not inadvertently walk into a wall.
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Mr Schelling, in contrast, thought that just as one could not deduce logically whether any given joke will make people laugh, so it was ludicrous to deduce what people might think in a nuclear war from logic alone.
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It's not a super surprising move, given that Microsoft would logically be putting its efforts toward Paint 3D, the overhauled version of the original Paint that the company introduced in the Windows 10 Creators Update earlier this year.
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Recent headlines have been chock full of projects that have declared bankruptcy or otherwise betrayed their early backers, exposing cases where founders' and companies' egos have simply overtaken their ability to reason, plan and communicate logically or truthfully.
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As the most expensive service I tried, PeachDish logically had the fanciest packaging: instead of plastic bags organizing the ingredients by meal, there were tulle bags in various pastel shades, reminiscent of party favors at a baby shower.
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It would be ideologically cocooning for newspapers to censor the opinion that climate change isn't worth doing anything about, but it is neither partisan nor biased to insist that the supporting arguments be factual, logically rigorous, and sincere.
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We seem to be rejecting the idea that it is essential for society to have people who are broadly educated, who can investigate, analyze and present their findings logically and clearly, without the aid of numbers or code.
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Thanks to the coercive power that flows from prosecutorial discretion and mandatory-minimum sentences, defendants may logically conclude that it's safer to plead to a few years for a crime they didn't commit than risk decades behind bars.
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The administration argues that since existing data doesn't impute the citizenship status of everyone in the US, it's not good enough — and that, logically, having both existing records and new census data is better than just having one.
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Cold cognitive abilities are those we use when we are in a calm situation, when we are by ourselves and have time to deliberate and when the most important skill is the ability to reason logically with facts.
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Entering them was logically impossible without learning and following this grid's rule, so I knew very early on that there was a game afoot, which revealed itself when good old Ginger Spice showed up at 27D — GERI Halliwell.
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On the bright side, the doctor says there's no apparent impairment for things like long-term memory, orientation of her body, comprehension, verbal communication, concentration, recognition of familiar people, as well as ability to reason logically and plan actions.
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Simply dropping the charges now against the remaining defendants is problematic, because it logically suggests that there was never sufficient evidence against any of the officers, and bolsters the arguments of critics who say the prosecution was purely political.
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Not because that's what logically follows when you are getting close to your due date, but because it had been so difficult for me to separate my pregnancy and birth with Marlowe from my pregnancy and birth with Major.
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"Barcelona are the favorites and logically they want and need this double because their credibility is based on the titles they win, but our credibility is at stake too tomorrow, and our efforts during the whole season," added Emery.
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He hangs out with the "boots," not the "suits" segment of the movement, presenting a Mountain Dew and menthol-fueled loserfest of fizzled marches, cruddy hotel banquets and logically challenged monologues, all recounted with a dutiful dose of disapproval.
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The number of non-traditional sex toys on the market is lower than it logically should be, and the fact that vibration is basically the only option on the sensory menu is a crisis of imagination that's fundamentally confusing.
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If there's one anxiety common among writers, regardless of genre, it's the work of bending an unruly mass of facts, events and memories into a coherent narrative — a story that a reader can pursue logically from beginning to end.
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Adam: So I think it's important that enforcement efforts are logically distinct from trade negotiations although as you've said the administration has argued that part of the unfairness that we confront in China is state sponsored intellectual property theft.
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We spend so much time watching him feel sorry for himself and watching June be cowed by him that it's impossible to sustain the levels of outrage his actions should logically dictate; it would be exhausting to get through the show.
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These points of reference were really the general jumping-off points for me to try to logically extrapolate a human society that accommodated AIs (though not without some implied struggle) because the AIs were not, in fact, seeking a judgment day.
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I can attest that since 1999, when he affirmed that abuse of power was an impeachable offense, his position has changed not once, but twice, and that the third version presented in his case is flawed both logically and historically.
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"Merely saying, 'I didn't do it,' is traditionally not seen in defamation law as calling your accuser a liar, even though logically that's what it means," said Rod Smolla, dean of the Delaware Law School and a First Amendment scholar.
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Nobody is claiming that moving the Garden and devising a new, logically organized station, including Penn South, isn't the ideal solution, superior to any costly, scattershot, half-baked plans on the table — only that doing so is too much trouble.
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In what can only logically be interpreted as an attempt at recreating a dance bit from Magic Mike XXL, an Australian 19-year-old wound up getting his balls entangled in a handheld electrical grinder Friday, the Daily Telegraph reports.
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In fact, most "scientific racism," or the pseudoscientific belief that there are intrinsic differences in the superiority or inferiority of particular racial groups, rests largely on taking this common bias towards essentialist thinking to support logically and scientifically absurd conclusions.
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Dealing with those conditions or personality traits would logically make it harder for some people to function socially as they grow into adults, but according to the authors behind this study, there's been little research looking specifically at that topic.
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If strapped into a small seat and encircled by angry men who profess him to be a mass-murderer—men who must logically be contemplating an offensive defence—I daresay Nissim, too, would have penetrating eyes and a scary look.
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Just comes to show how immature and logically unstable you are...." -"Wow that's so offensive, you are a disgrace to your children....I think they should be with their father , obviously a better roll model than you will ever be!
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Its strongly-felt Fleetwood Mac influence follows on logically from the highly Bowie-esque "Sign of the Times" which started the album campaign off, and seems to point to the album itself being a celebration of all Styles' favorite artists.
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Less logically, some also convince themselves that their travel savviness gives them a sixth sense that enables them to spot and avoid dangerous situations, an argument that holds little water in the case of random bomb attacks on busy locations.
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If the shiny and dispiriting new Rockettes extravaganza, "New York Spectacular," is any indication, failure to do so may result in your children crisscrossing the island in search of you, tracing a convoluted path that makes no sense logically or dramatically.
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The reports also do not get at why migrants have a mortality advantage, although earlier studies have shown that the majority of people who migrate do so for work, and logically, they'd have to be healthy enough to do that work.
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Citizens logically might prefer their own state officials generating policy and delivering services — and voting out those who fail them — instead of relying entirely on politicians and bureaucrats in Washington, D.C., to understand what will work best in their state.
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Warehouse prices in Northeast China have been at much lower levels lately than the last couple of years, which would logically reduce the need for imports in the region, though again this could be a reflection of stock quality (reut.rs/1Wg2yY5).
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"If she wants to have a tequila business and wants him as a partner, it can't logically be argued that she did not know that El Chapo has illegally obtained his resources," lawyer Juan Miguel Alcántara Soria, told VICE News.
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I understand that Astrology has recently become a "trendy" thing to have fun with, but to fully buy into the concept is a betrayal to the scientists and astronomers that have dedicated time, resources, and effort to explain our universe logically.
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A culture that put a man whom many view as a pathological narcissist at the top of American government has also produced, rather logically, a response to his various offenses, among entertainers, that is tainted by a similar self-regard.
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Rather than satirize rich men in suits, the show put the bull's-eyes on their trophy wives, painting them as vain parasites, symbols of greed—consumerist gargoyles who might absorb the fury that was more logically directed at Wall Street itself.
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What these two figures might suggest is that U.S. soybean processors are simply crushing more soybeans than what the market would logically assume given the current price levels – and in turn soyoil stocks are piling up at a faster rate.
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"Given the ECB's track record of reacting only very gradually, we continue to see an end to QE in December and a first rate hike in June 2019, but the likelihood of an earlier normalization has logically increased," Annenkov added.
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It is logically impossible to conclude anything from Trump's tweet and Pompeo's comments about North Korea other that the President and the secretary of state are in direct opposition in their analysis of the threat posed by the rogue nation.
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Most importantly, he's very active on Twitter — meaning if you're a talking head who supports Trump, you may be called to defend a controversial, ill-advised and even impossible to logically defend tweet or retweet with little time to prep.
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"It is very worrisome not just for leaders in China but for leaders everywhere to think that there could be motivations driving U.S. foreign policy that they can't, A, know about and, B, work out logically," Professor Rigger said by telephone.
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When doing improv, you're supposed to work from the "top of your intelligence," which means responding honestly and logically to your scene partner's prompts, but things had moved so fast that I couldn't remember having had any thoughts at all.
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Not only does the warm-weather chop make sense logically (because it's about to get humid as hell and the last thing you want is a heavy blanket of hair sticking to the back of your neck), it's also very on-trend.
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My father and I had a strained relationship and his dying on my birthday (though logically I knew he had no control over his own death) felt pointed, like a very last practical joke that I'd always be too sensitive to find funny.
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Just think logically: If Congress can reasonably find that the duties of a military officer require protection for that officer from being sued while in the military, surely it would be reasonable to extend the same kind of protection to the president.
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But using such studies (or really anecdotes, given the small number of samples) to predict a similar move this time around is logically fallacious, insofar as the precise reason we are running them now is that volatility is at levels rarely seen before.
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Although during presidential campaigns like 2016 we are logically focused on the people who are asking for our vote, Nancy Reagan's passing is a reminder that the other person in the couple will be a pivotal player in any presidency to come.
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My mom and I, along with my siblings, have always kept an open dialogue about money and by doing so we are able to work out problems logically and know what to expect in the future, like school loan payments or car payments.
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That really gets to the heart of one of the biggest problems in Days Gone: Too often, there's a massive divide between what you want to do and logically think you should be able to do, versus what you actually can do.
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"I don't think he's going to get a general election, he says he's not going to extend, and I can't believe for a moment that a British prime minister would break the law, so logically he will have to resign," said Bebb.
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"Logically they probably would…that would entail an interview with those persons – anybody they offer as a corroborating back up to that and I think the indications are that there have been no restriction placed on the FBI," Brock, said told Hill.
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Today, some argue that the voting age should be lowered even further to 16, given that teenagers not only have a stake in their government, but possess what researchers call the necessary "cold cognition" to logically process facts and make informed decisions.
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"For me, when I have a general idea of knowing when I'm going to spike, when I'm going to drop, when I'm going to plateau, it takes away the emotion because I just know, I know more logically what's going on," he said.
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But it fits logically into the web of strategic projects taking shape as Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India enters into closer relationships with Japan, Australia and the United States, as well as regional powers like Vietnam, to counter China's growing influence.
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But the decision will instead push federal courts further into the political thicket, and, in states with substantial minority voter populations, force courts to make logically impossible determinations about whether racial reasons or partisan motives predominate when a party gerrymanders for political advantage.
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Luhnow acknowledged that extreme infield shifts spring directly from data, which — quite logically — encourages fielders to play in spots where batters are most likely to hit the ball, and thus encourages batters to hit balls over the shift and into the seats.
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The anticipated dealing of Anthony and the total rebuild that will logically follow — around Porzingis and other young players — are likely to mean that Porzingis won't see the N.B.A. playoffs for at least the first four or five years of his career.
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Logically, I know there is no way it is going to be a real restaurant, but I am still surprised when, from the outside, the soundstage looks no different from a high school theater stage set: wooden boards held up by two-by-fours.
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After that bad math test in elementary school, Huh says he adopted a defensive attitude toward the subject: He didn't think he was good at math, so he decided to regard it as a barren pursuit of one logically necessary statement piled atop another.
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"Our objective is to have a revitalized NAFTA, a NAFTA that helps America and as part of that the 232s would logically go away both as it relates to Canada and to Mexico," Ross told the Senate Finance Committee in testimony on June 20.
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I think at the time [of the Civil Rights Act's passage] LGBT people seemed so other, so different, that agencies and courts could not wrap their heads around the fact that a sex discrimination law logically prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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In the next four years of tiptoeing around volatile words, I continuously witnessed the shutting down of important discussions—by both students and instructors—as logically valid but "offensive" questions were dismissed and those who dared to ask them were socially ostracised or punished.
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NW: I actually think that people need to be strategic about collecting enough evidence and presenting their evidence in a way that is logically convincing such that they can then get the harasser out of a position of power if they have enough evidence.
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Obviously, people give money to candidates for different reasons (for example, to make sure a candidate makes the debate stage), but once you lock in on a candidate, you might logically stop giving to others — so it seems reasonable to interpret some fluidity here.
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And obviously, you know logically that all you have to do is knock out some emails and finish a task or two before you're home free, but it's so hard to get in the right mindset to work because you're just not in the mood.
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In a series of combative, disjointed and logically challenged television rants, Giuliani has essentially argued that Trump did not engage in any conspiracy with the Russians for them to provide help to his campaign and that even if he did, it wasn&apost criminal.
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"The opportunity to construct a new retail development today does allow for the developer to logically lay out spaces for present times," which includes these online brands, said Mark Kaplan, principal and chief operating officer at Ripco Real Estate, a New York-area brokerage firm.
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"You would logically assume that if diet impacts the health of the heart, the health of the liver, the health of the fat tissues, then diet should impact the brain," says Joseph Hibbeln, the acting chief of nutritional neurosciences at the National Institutes of Health.
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"He's the only one who looks at problems logically rather than talk about partisan issues that get everybody riled up," Zach Darpinian, a white Yangapalooza attendee from Manhattan, Kansas, who held a sign featuring an anime cartoon woman alongside the Yang campaign logo said.
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And no matter how dead any of the eccentrics or maniacs or divas appeared to be, how far away from the president their status as fired or resigned or never-hired-in-the-first-place should have logically rendered them, nobody was ever truly gone.
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And logically, or certainly forwarded by political self-preservation, elected Congressmen and women are more than happy to surrender this Constitutional obligation to the Executive, as no politician wants to be held accountable for the body bags on the tarmac of Andrews Air Force Base.
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And we're also I think one of the biggest challenges for us aside from logically making it sustainable and not having personally on my invest my whole career in the real stuff is trying to be consequential for us in South America and the like.
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A few of the memorable entries for me were E, "It's measured from E to F", which logically called for GASTANK and is very clever; O, which stands for Octopus, OPHELIA, and the answer to my favorite clue of all, S, "Aquiline: eagle :: struthious:" OSTRICH.
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"The common thread logically is that, because our system of mass incarceration disproportionately targets African Americans, it is a form of proxy discrimination to prohibit someone solely based on their possession of a criminal record," Wanda Bertram, a staffer at the Prison Policy Initiative, said.
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Logically, it shouldn't be possible for the federal government to brag to the press about arresting immigrants in "sanctuary cities," while campaigns like Gillespie's imply that sanctuary cities are zones of criminal impunity where the federal government is unable to impose law and order.
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Logically, it stands to reason that it should be possible, at least in theory, to take the antibodies from one individual who has already developed them, and transfuse them into a patient whose immune system is not doing a good enough job producing its own.
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The text keeps changing and I realize that part of what makes Baldwin such a force of nature is his relationship to history — he can be prescient and politically attuned to his present moment at the same time, which doesn't seem logically possible, but is.
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The Moon connects with Mercury at 1:21 PM, helping us sort through our feelings logically; however, some emotional blocks will arrive when the Moon squares Saturn at 5:08 PM. The Moon enters Aries at 2:43 AM, putting people in a more spontaneous mood.
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So logically, this argument either applies to illegal aliens and applies to everybody and would result in complete breakdown of a lawful society, because they&aposre giving a free pass to parents who commit crimes, simply because they have children and don&apost want to separate them.
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This is exactly it; obviously, from what I can say, logically, where we've left it, the Wall has come down — we haven't finished this season with the guy on the other side of the Wall, they've blown the Wall apart, they're through, they're into the Seven Kingdoms.
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"The next step most logically is to attempt to move to a mark up and to actually try to pass an [authorization for the use of military force] out of committee," Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Corker told reporters after the hearing with Mattis and Tillerson.
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Charles Lawrence These are the types of stories that make this reporting worth it, and that tell me what I know logically but worry about emotionally — that my daughter will be just fine and that enrolling her in the P.S. 307 was the right thing to do.
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"If Baghdad comes and says 'OK, give me all the oil that you have and I'll give you the 17 percent as per the budget', which equals to 1 billion, I think, logically it should be the thing to accept," KRG spokesman Safeen Dizayee said in June.
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While some friction between China and the West is natural, recent comments by countries accusing Beijing of meddling in local matters were "logically absurd" and took the "moral low ground," Communist Party-linked Global Times on Tuesday — a day after another scathing editorial from People's Daily.
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These are all entirely logically independent, yet there is a natural tendency for alliance gravitation to pull people into sets — often binary sets — because issues are more often flags of identity, and it creates in-group dissension to have a multiplicity of views inside the group.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans mounted an array of defenses of President Trump at this week's impeachment hearings — making arguments that at times seemed to conflict with one another logically, but that dovetailed in a key way: All served to undermine Democrats' allegations that Mr. Trump abused his power.
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" Rand Paul on the administration using a 2002 war authorization to justify last week's airstrike: "I see no way in the world you could logically argue that an authorization to have war with Saddam Hussein has anything to with having war with people currently in Iraq.
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Lower your price from P1 to P2 and demand for your labor increases from Q1 to Q2000 If you retire with only part of your living expenses covered, logically you'll need to come up with a solution to cover the "income gap" required by your desired lifestyle.
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"As to Canada and Mexico, the president-elect has made no secret in his public remarks, nor have I, that Nafta is logically the first thing for us to deal with," said Mr. Ross, who will take a leading role in executing Mr. Trump's trade agenda.
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Through the work of a facial capture program, eye-tracking and a little computer vision trickery, Google's Machine Perception team has devised a system for getting realistic facial responses to seemingly "shine through" a modified VR headset, complete with with eye movements that logically follow the participant's actions.
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According to unnamed officials quoted in the Post, some Republican members agreed that Russia was a hostile actor, but then argued that logically that meant the government in Moscow would be more likely to want Mr Trump defeated, because he has promised to build up the American armed forces.
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When presented with tough questions, like whether he could ever support a ground invasion of North Korea, he toed a logically clever line — saying, "I suppose I could hypothesize such a situation," without ever committing to a specific set of circumstances under which he could believe war was appropriate.
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The audience, not the authenticity of the art, is the priority — a dichotomy I surely felt while sitting in the theatre, strapped in tight to a whirlwind of emotions I logically knew were generated by the movie playing me like a highly predictable violin, but couldn't stop feeling anyway.
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And in the high-profile Hobby Lobby case, he wrote that religiously opposed employers shouldn't have to cover birth control as it could have "the effect of destroying a fertilized human egg," which on top of being logically unsound makes you slightly question his understanding of female anatomy.
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Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman's work demonstrated that humans exhibit two types of decision-making reasoning: "thinking slow," which employs deliberative effort, and the much more natural (to us) "thinking fast," where we typically lean on mental rules of thumb that yield explainable but sometimes logically dubious judgments.
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AND EVEN IN OUR NUTRITION SIDE A COUPLE, SO THEY FIT LOGICALLY WITH THE END MARKET WITH OUR CUSTOMER THAT'S THE PIECE that moves -- LIVERIS: WHICH IS THE BIG BREAKTHROUGH HERE, WHEN YOU THINK OF VALUE CHAINS, ASSET CENTRIC VERSUS MARKET CENTRIC, WE LOOK AT THE VALUE CHAIN.
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At first, he tried to make them comfortable, a management decision he came to after carefully thinking through things logically: If a hungry eagle has killed a chicken but is scared off by a human before she can finish her meal, what will stop her from coming back?
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One might logically assume, then, that the fact that new business startups continue at their lowest levels in over 30 years — with the number of firms being created about 30 percent lower than the average rate for the 1980s — would be a major cause of concern for policymakers.
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ROBBINS: WELL, JIM, WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT 5G, THE PROMISE OF 5G IS TO CREATE SIGNIFICANT HIGH-SPEED CONNECTIONS AT THE EDGE OF THE SERVICE PROVIDER NETWORK, WHICH IN TURN JUST LOGICALLY REQUIRES A GREAT DEAL MORE CAPACITY IN THE CORE OF THEIR NETWORKS WHICH IS WHERE WE PLAY.
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It turns out that even though logically, the European Union should be our biggest partner but technically the United States is as much a bigger partner than the European Union and I'm very grateful to you for that because the United States is doing quite a·lot for Ukraine.
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So, that you would just -- he would -- you&aposd ask him a question and a mini- column would spill out perfectly phrase -- you know, logically, it&aposs been tactically, and you would just almost have your breath taken away by the status of his intellect if he was quite astonishing.
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"When you have trouble holding even 2 percent on the 10-year Treasury, logically valuations would be higher, because the discount rate is lower, so it is consistent there, " Colas said, referring to the negative correlations between interest rates and valuations, as well as between the VIX and stock prices.
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And lastly, Orangina is a proprietary drink owned by the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, and if Google was willing to pal up with a corporate entity to get a licensed name (similar to Android KitKat), then logically it'd go with Oreo, a food that people actually widely recognize and love.
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Over a coffee grabbed between protests, Nathan Law, a leader in Hong Kong's democracy movement, concedes that when activists demand a freely elected, democratic government, they are, logically, defying Hong Kong's ultimate rulers in Beijing, who have interpreted Hong Kong's law to require loyalty tests for candidates for public office.
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" The estimates range from 0.5 million to 10 million and are often logically inconsistent, the authors of that 2014 study wrote: "For example, estimates of species richness for coral reefs have exceeded estimates for all marine species, and estimates for all marine species have exceeded global estimates for all realms combined.
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Today, the Trump-hating New York Times, the so-called paper of record, they actually defended the hiring of a person who wants to tweeted, quote, #cancelwhitepeople and, quote, are white people genetically predisposed to burn faster in the sun, thus logically being only fit to leave underground like groveling goblins?
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In that sense, the conditions in Nassau in 2007 were not unlike those in the counties where donations rolled in during the 2014 Senate races; in those counties, the Senate contests were the ones with the most competition, so donations to local committees would have logically been sent in their direction.
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Kristen Maki, a spokeswoman for the Washington State Department of Health, said in an email that "Large municipal water supplies ... have robust source water protection programs" and treatment programs, and she noted that "Well protected groundwater supplies are logically expected to be free of any such large amoeba" such as Balamuthia.
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"In mobile, it's the minority who pay who support the whole industry – and thus if some of the highest spenders (logically including those addicted and harming themselves mentally or financially) were regulated to limit or remove their spend, the industry as a whole would be severely impacted," the firm said.
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After plunging head-first into despair with 2006's The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me and sticking on that path ever since, a track called "I Am a Nightmare" could logically be an extension of the darkness that consumed their music for the better part of a decade.
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That I am a valid, beautiful human being — as are all my friends, some of whom have much severer impairments — and that I also support women's right to choose, a right that logically must extend to a woman who ends a pregnancy because of the prospect of an extra finger?
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