That's because parental rights cases are civil matters, not criminal.
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It's the July call that matters, not the April one.
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All matters not related to coronavirus have been effectively shelved.
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That matters not only for consumers, but also for readers.
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Aristotle is insightful on some matters, not so insightful on others.
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Fool me once, fool me twice, it matters not to me.
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What is right matters even less, and decency matters not at all.
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Trust matters not only for external users, it matters for internal engineers.
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But the loss of a single cell's contribution matters not a jot.
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He's a businessman, and the real value matters not just blank percentages.
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So it matters not just who wins in November, but by how much.
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It matters not that the chants are uniformly incoherent or just plain nonsense.
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It matters not whether the candidate wins by 201783 percent or 201773 percent.
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Giuliani has said the payments were personal matters not subject to campaign finance law.
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We lost sight of what really matters: not products, not promotions, not methods… outcomes.
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The plight of a dissident in a Cuban dungeon matters not only to Cubans.
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And it matters not only that this happens, but which forces those will be.
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The global embrace of the dollar matters not only as a sign of trust.
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This matters not just to the current debate on Europe, but also what happens next.
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All of this matters, not only from a practical standpoint, but from a moral one.
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The brand of the individual matters - not the community or industry he or she represents.
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YOU and YOUR health are what matters, not anyone else's opinions and assumptions of you.
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Representation matters—not just because, you know, these actors can't get parts and that's not fair.
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That reduced carbon footprint matters not just for climate, but also for policy and purchasing decisions.
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The timeline matters not just to Trump, but to Congressional Republicans under pressure from the electorate.
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That's why, in ethics, it matters not just what you do but why you do it.
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Egypt's central bank does not usually comment officially on matters not directly related to monetary policy.
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Happiness matters not only in its own right but also because it influences whether politicians get elected.
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But all of that matters not, because of the very good green snake who steals the show.
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But it's important to know that it's brushing with fluoride toothpaste that matters, not the brushing alone.
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"I personally think that it's the quality of care that matters, not the quantity," Dr. Insel said.
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It's the child's desire to play that matters, not the parent's desire to have the child play.
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Despite detractors' disingenuous cries of "stale" evidence, like faded memories, the quality of evidence matters, not time.
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Complicating matters: Not all mental health care providers use evidence-based treatments when it comes to psychotherapy.
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Better access to financial services matters not just to women and their families, but also to economies.
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That suggests that the nature of contact matters not just for disarming prejudice but for shaping politics.
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The issue of donations matters not just for the previous Weinstein case but for the current one.
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We should focus on the world that matters, not just the world that makes noise or gets ratings.
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Why it matters: Not giving an end-of-year Press conference broke from tradition with many modern presidents.
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But the economics of the influx still matters, not least because it colours perceptions of the new arrivals.
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"For the Taliban, it is the end which matters, not the ways and the means," Mr. Saleh said.
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"It matters not a whit that some of the drafters of the 14th Amendment were racists," he said.
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And over here you see the rest of tech continuing to talk about silly, inane stuff that matters not.
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TURKEY matters not just for its size, but also as a bellwether of the political forces shaping the world.
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And what we've learned is that, in the end, the relationship matters — not the year on your birth certificate.
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And this matters not just at a macro level, but when it comes to individuals' spending decisions about eggs.
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"It matters not whether Uber's licensing agreements label drivers as independent contractors, if their conduct suggests otherwise," she wrote.
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It matters not to Phoebe that he failed at marriage, whiffed at fatherhood or quit on rowing the Atlantic.
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That matters not to Duterte, who has repeatedly said he favors hanging criminals, as many as 20 per day.
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And while pouring your heart out may feel good, it's your political pressure that matters, not your policy analysis.
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But conservative media matters, not just to how non-conservatives make sense of the Trump administration, but to Trump himself.
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Like Trump and Cruz, Sanders views these matters not as individual failings but as much larger, systemic problems in government.
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Indeed, as is often in the case in trade matters, not all the companies in the industry are in agreement.
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He traveled the country gathering stories from Canadians for both radio and television about matters not usually seen as newsworthy.
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Financial matters not only played out in the divorce proceedings but may have served as a catalyst for the initial separation.
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All this matters, not because Mr Trump is about to be impeached; that is highly unlikely while the Republicans control Congress.
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"The Government and courts are best placed to make decisions on complex immigration matters, not airlines," a Qantas spokesman told Mashable.
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This is why the Tibbetts case matters not only because of the murder, but because of its social and economic context.
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Ultimately it's the amount of fruits, vegetables, nuts and other nutritious foods you eat that matters, not the variety, she said.
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In America, first-past-the-post matters not a jot compared with gerrymandering, unlimited political funding and the partisan division of spoils.
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This messy opening to a new era of divided government matters not just because federal workers are going unpaid and agencies unstaffed.
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It is inconsistent with the government's own oft-repeated mantra that it is the quality of growth that matters, not the quantity.
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The continued proliferation of their own narrative is what matters, not correcting previous mistakes brought on by bias in the first place.
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Meese matters not just because of the link to Reagan but because of his longtime leadership of the staunchly conservative Heritage Foundation.
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It's called play — and it matters not only for the health of our children but also for the health of our democracy.
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Many Americans, however, believe the lie that it's only your attitude toward race that matters, not your political, social, or cultural convictions.
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But hold that thought, because now comes Greta Thunberg, the teenage climate activist, to suggest that being here matters not at all.
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That matters not a whit to anyone else (nor could I prove it), but it's a badge of personal pride to me.
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This distinction, the fairness of it, matters not at all to the women, men and children wounded or killed by these guns.
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It is not the case that suspects would be extradited for political crimes or other matters not considered crimes in Hong Kong.
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It matters not that she extols the regime's founding father, Hugo Chávez, as "the most humanist man to have existed on the planet".
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My vote matters, not just to me, but to the millions of people who cannot vote but whose lives remain on the line.
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And that matters not simply for the future safety of the global aviation network, but for the stresses on America's own aviation apparatus.
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After all, perception of Uber matters not just in the U.S., but in Muslim countries like Pakistan and Indonesia, and everywhere it operates.
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Trump needs to be reminded by faith leaders that every single human life matters — not just the ones on a political promise list.
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RENAULT CEO BOLLORE, IN REFERENCE TO POTENTIAL DEPARTURE, TELLS STAFF THAT FUTURE OF ITS ALLIANCE WITH NISSAN IS WHAT MATTERS, NOT PEOPLE - SOURCES
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For Douglas Merrill, chief executive of ZestFinance, diversity matters not because it makes his company look good, but because it truly helps his company.
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The fate of Iraq's second city matters—not just to its people, but as a symbol of the reintegration of Iraq's Sunni Arab minority.
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That matters not only for Polish democracy: EU countries have to trust each other's courts to uphold the law that underpins the single market.
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On Twitter, she has developed an impressive following — 6.86m — who regard her as an authoritative and influential figure on all matters — not just magical.
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Starting today, we'll be turning our attention to what really matters: not music, but the race for the next president of the United States.
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Whether Mr. Xi succeeds or fails at this experiment in dictatorship matters not just to China but the rest of the world as well.
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What colleges look for sends a powerful message about what matters, not just to admissions officers but in life, and students often respond accordingly.
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She's not Jewish, a fact that, it turns out, matters not at all—she handles the Jewish part of Spielberg's identity briskly and convincingly.
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It's the idealism behind the striving that matters, not the cynicism that comes up with all kinds of ornate excuses for apathy or inaction.
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For one thing, politicians used to limit their outright lies to matters not easily checked — hidden affairs, under the table deals, and so on.
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In the long run, it is the financial and earnings strength of companies that matters, not whether they are paying dividends or buying back shares.
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This matters not only for agriculture — it also increases political pressure on Trump to do a deal, something the Chinese will use to their advantage.
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"Whether that was a responsibility of the DA's office, or the Rangers, or the Dallas Police Department, it matters not to this family," Merritt said.
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To be sure, our choice of foreign partners matters, not only for our place in the world but also for our progress here at home.
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They've still got a ways to go, but if knocking off the Kings doesn't count as getting it done when it matters, not much can.
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Wells Fargo is feeling the heat and will disclose all outstanding legal matters, not just updates, in its quarterly regulatory filings, according to Evercore ISI.
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His role matters not just because, as president, he has a responsibility to unite the country, but also because America's biggest mass shootings come in patterns.
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"IT MATTERS not whether individuals reason well or ill…Truth arises from the collision," said Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de La Brède et de Montesquieu.
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If TSF falls from now on matters not only for China, but for the rest of the world as it is closely correlated with U.S. manufacturing.
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Why it matters: Not only did the violent protest result in the death of one woman (who was there as a counter-protestor), but Virginia Gov.
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South Carolina matters not just because it's a less predictable race -- and polls suggest getting closer -- but because it is a fundamentally more important representative state.
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And to complicate matters, not only do autonomous cars need to be able to spot such vehicles, they also need to know how to react quickly.
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It matters not that the Republicans orchestrated much of the slowness, that they forced austerity measures upon a nation crying out for an infusion of capital.
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It is weird to gather in a themed room for an hour to unlock combination locks in a high-stakes situation that matters not at all.
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The problem of the Facebook bubble matters not just because we've been duped by the algorithms, but the significant role Facebook plays in the dissemination of news.
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"COMPREHENSIVE LIBERATION" Though proposals submitted by ordinary delegates have no legal status, they have symbolic significance and allow the discussion of matters not ordinarily aired in public.
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But the South detests and despises all, it matters not from whence they came, who, in any manner, encourages social equality with an ignorant and inferior race.
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Yet little was done to improve matters, not because of a lack of money but because the army had not prepared itself psychologically for a long occupation.
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Historically, nearly 40 percent of primary purchases are from first–time home buyers, meaning this matters not just to them, but to the broader economy as well.
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Suspects would not be extradited for political crimes or other matters not considered crimes in Hong Kong; the change would not result in extradition for such matters.
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It matters not a whit whether the Fed shrinks its balance sheet by selling a bond or by collecting the principal of a bond that is maturing.
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" Center-right lawmaker Pierre Lellouche was quoted by RTL radio as declining to comment on the Baupin case, saying: "I comment on important matters, not girly stuff.
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January was weak … March was full bore, continuing, that's what matters, not what happened this quarter but what was happening and what's going to happen in subsequent quarters.
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The country is the economic and strategic hub of east Africa, so a credible election this time matters not only to Kenyans but to many beyond their borders.
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That matters not just for the team and their lawsuit, but for a generation of women playing sports today — and hoping to get paid fairly for doing it.
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The information matters not only for the accuracy of the count, and the public's understanding of the magnitude of the disaster, but also to families of the deceased.
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The fact that you may be terribly exhausted from the carousel of weddings, Big Deal Birthdays, baby showers, push parties, and even a teacup pig celebration, also matters not.
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Of course, we all want to know how the United States will vote — but frankly the U.S. vote matters not a smidgen more than Montserrat's or Andorra's or Brunei's.
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It matters not whether the food in question is considered healthy, like wild blueberries and avocados, or it's laden with health-robbing calories from fats, sugars and refined starches.
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The design of a free college policy matters not just for how many states participate, but also for which students in those states benefit — and which might be hurt.
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When a candidate starts with a 47 percent disapproval rating and is widely branded as "untrustworthy," it matters not whom the opponent might be; there is much to overcome.
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Accordingly, it matters not one whit whether the uses to which the settlement funds are directed, having been blessed by the angels, will create an environmental heaven on earth.
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But it still matters — not least because the fact that US troops are still fighting and dying in Afghanistan rarely if ever comes up these days in national conversations.
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Some analysts maintain the President cannot pardon the DREAMers because immigration violations are civil matters, not federal crimes as described by the Department of Justice as a prerequisite for pardons.
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Mobile marketing startup Liftoff pitches itself as a way for mobile advertisers to focus on what really matters — not installs, but rather purchases and other actions that result in revenue.
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" Why it matters: "Not since the printing press has something changed written language as much as emojis have, says Lauren Collister, a scholarly communications librarian at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Why it matters: Not only has the GOP failed to fulfill a key campaign promise, but it's also going to get slammed for allowing things to get worse for voters.
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But as the saying goes, it's the journey that matters, not the destination, and the sheer pleasure of peering into and poring over these pictures ultimately eclipses any interpretive imperative.
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Why it matters: Not only is this another connected home play for Amazon, but it also could further its plans to enable delivery people to leave packages inside of buildings.
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Sher takes him under his wing, encourages his art and introduces him to the world of underground hip-hop - a place where only talent matters, not where you come from.
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And this matters not just in terms of ensuring that no one — not even the president — is above the law, but also for the fundamental survival of our constitutional democracy.
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But a few national security minds took issue with this claim, stating that NDAs only applied to classified, national security matters -- not former aides who are now criticizing the president.
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This kind of thing matters not just because people worry about their IQ, but because a lot of the most controversial results in social science look kind of like this.
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His unalterable mind-set matters, not only to Russell Wilson, N.F.L. enigma, but also for a young team reliant on his magic-making in order to have a legitimate shot.
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Why it matters: Not only can white box gear be a lot cheaper to install, support and service, but AT&T also has far greater visibility into what's going on inside.
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Students say this matters not only because it is the right thing to do but because it is a necessary step in showing black students that they are supported on campus.
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Visibility matters: not seeing women nominated in this category for some 14 years sent a message that it's not a job for women; it was imperative that the Grammys course-correct.
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This matters not just because people want the convenience of paying with their phone, or taking better photos, but because Apple regularly adds vital security enhancements to successive versions of iOS.
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But the NSEERS precedent matters not just as a guide to what a "Muslim registry" might look like but as a reminder: It won't be called a "Muslim registry" at all.
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Read their accounts, and you'll see that Weinstein matters not because it's a Hollywood story but because it's an everyday story that happens in every part of our deeply flawed society.
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A good portion of the interview was spent discussing matters not directly related to the criminal case, such as the issue of whether Mr. Cosby intends to perform again some day.
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"The shape of the yield curve matters not because anything gets set in the marketplace because of it, but because it's a shot across the bow for the policymakers," Memani added.
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Personal servicesExamples: Educational tutoring, daycare, pet care, personal shoppingWhy it matters: Not only to businesses need help with day-to-day needs, individuals and families need support with their busy lives.
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Identifying precisely what's going on matters not just for king penguins, which are listed as "least concern" on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, but also for other, more vulnerable penguins.
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It matters not in what form such aggression and encroachment come, whether from the foreign nation acting in its national character, or from vast hordes of its people crowding in upon us.
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How political figures are portrayed on television matters—not only because lazily drawn characters are dull to watch, but because pop culture has a role in easing public acceptance of social issues.
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It matters not that a group of black pastors is defending him, with one crediting Sessions for having "worked to bankrupt the KKK in Alabama" and helping desegregate that state's government schools.
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Almost none of it matters -- not because Nielsen or the department don't have the legal obligation to address America's vulnerabilities, but because the President only views security through the lens of immigration.
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Jeff Neal, a fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration, has explained that engagement matters not just to how people feel about their employment, but to how well their agencies function.
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But they were viewed as private family matters, not as a chance to publicly forage "in the gutter," as some here saw it, or conduct a public vivisection of a person's character.
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It matters not whether Hodgson plays 4-4-2, or 4-3-3, or 1-2-2-5, as long as we maintain a blind and ludicrous prejudice against our European neighbours.
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Why it matters: Not only does this attempted assassination violate all norms of international behavior, it also breaks unwritten rules of spycraft holding that a formal exchange of agents precludes further retribution.
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Education matters not because it imparts knowledge, critics said, but because of what it signals about the people who complete university, namely that they are disciplined and more likely to be productive workers.
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Rapidly declining fertility today matters not just because of its immediate impact on our economy, but because of its reverberating effects on every aspect of our society for the remainder of this century.
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Why it matters: Not every Democrat supports Medicare for All, but Republicans want to tie every Democrat to it ahead of the midterms -- especially Democrats up for reelection in states won by Trump.
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Supporters of education reform who advocate for government-funded choice mechanisms, such as vouchers, tend to argue the problems in K–12 schools in the United States are primarily economic matters, not pedagogical.
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The problem for Mueller is that these actions prior to becoming president are largely within the jurisdiction of the Southern District of New York, which is investigating these matters, not the special counsel.
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"When it comes to equal protection of laws, it matters not a wit that some of the drafters of the 28503th Amendment were racists because they were or sexists because they were," he said.
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In today's national security apparatus, the intelligence community and U.S. military are also involved in and knowledgeable about matters not typically in their traditional portfolios pertaining to development, cybersecurity and international economics, among others.
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That new media narrative matters not only because it gets the Democratic Party wrong, but critically, it accepts the Republican talking points on why their own base should fear a Democratic victory in November.
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The Ukraine server conspiracy matters not only because it's wrong, or because it empowers and absolves Russia, or because it weakens the strategically vital relationship between the US and Ukraine for no discernible benefit.
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A lot of stuff happened since then especially for you in your life and that is what matters, not us, you and no matter what the media says, life went on without the predicted catastrophes.
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This matters not a whit to those who find in it a blessed refuge from Instagramming and mani-camming, or just Somewhere to Be on a night as fraught for Hollywood as New Year's Eve.
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That matters, not only because women represent the fastest growing segment of the prison population, but also because as a voting bloc, women typically have more influence on the outcome of an election than men.
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It's a question that matters not just for our interest in the personal lives of squid, but also for understanding how the oceans, by far the world's largest storage place of carbon, perform that role.
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"The victims in these matters not only suffered the abuse they first report, they often bravely survive countless attacks, even in their sport, for having the courage to speak up," Ms. Colón of SafeSport said.
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Why it matters: Not only is IFA one of the world's biggest consumer electronics trade shows, but its early fall timing makes it a key launch point for devices that will arrive before the holidays.
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"It is unfortunate that the Pakistan delegation has misused this forum and wasted the time on matters not relevant," Rahul Chhabra, Permanent Representative to UN Environment told the world's environment ministers at the UNEA last week.
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And his death matters, not just for the plot of this game but in the context of the mythology that the game is cribbing from in order to create its universe of gods and their worlds.
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As to monetary matters - not the thrust of most of his work - Moore lambasted the Fed's quantitative easing earlier this decade under Chairs Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen as misguided money-printing that depressed the economy.
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It is true that in the last census, blacks were only 3.7 percent of the population in Iowa, but that vote matters, not only for Iowa but also as a harbinger for those who will come after.
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As the beaming bus onlookers all but play "Kiss The Girl" from The Little Mermaid, Capheus kisses bisexual (or possibly pansexual?) Zakia, proving it's her spirit that matters, not whom she's loved or what she identifies as.
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Whoever takes the role as next finance minister of Germany matters not only in the country itself – Germany is the largest euro zone economy and is seen as the motor of the single currency area – but beyond.
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Venus soon enters Capricorn, on December 25, also meeting with Saturn, which will put people in the mood to talk about commitment and other serious matters, not just eat cake and cuddle, which is Venus's usual itinerary.
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He has made it glaringly evident that while the literal button or penis size of Mr. Trump or Mr. Kim matters not at all, their need for the world to believe that they are manly men does.
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"It matters not to me as a judge whether Congress embraces or disapproves of the administration's actions, but it is time for a feckless Congress to come to the table and grapple with these issues," he added.
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" Those prosecutors would make "recommendations as to whether any matters not currently under investigation should be opened, whether any matters currently under investigation require further resources, or whether any matters merit the appointment of a special counsel.
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The depth of feeling for Abu Layla matters not only because it reminds us of the harsh reality of what is happening in that battlefield and the individual lives lost in this dismal chapter of Middle East history.
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It matters not in the least to those who believe this country is not worth defending that honorable service members were gravely wounded in the stop-everything-else search for Bergdahl that paralyzed our war effort in Afghanistan.
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Measure what matters, not just the economic resultsExecutives and board members always want to see a financial return from investments like the shift to cloud, but companies should look to other metrics aside from economic impact, Burden said.
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Why it matters: Not only did advertisers bet heavily on video, so did publishers, especially news organizations which laid off word people to hire video people and then laid off those video people when the ad dollars didn't materialize.
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The article's arguments are complex and subtle, and the confirmation process is ill-suited to addressing arguments of that sort — particularly when what's at issue are the arguments' implications for highly charged matters not directly addressed in the original article.
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The incident is due to be reported on at a meeting of the IAEA's 35-nation Board of Governors on Thursday convened at short notice to discuss "two safeguards matters" not specified in the agenda, which was circulated on Monday.
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The story suggests that there is only one possible role for a white man to take in relation to black people and makes clear that it is the relationship between different types of white men that matters, not the Africans' lives.
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His unhinged culinary activity, complete with a "Peeps in the Chili Pot" song was a big mood for anyone who's just said "fuck it, I'm putting M&Ms in my eggs because nothing in the world matters, not even a little bit."
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Saving and conserving these forage fish populations matters not only to the birds and fish that eat them but to humans from all walks of life, whether bird watchers, anglers or the millions of people whose livelihoods depend on a healthy marine environment.
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And that matters, not only because of the weird, near-historic nature of Olajuwon's night, but also because it illustrates just how much discretion NBA official scorers once had—and how easily basketball moments could be shaded and fudged into something they weren't.
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Why it matters: Not only does this highlight how devastating and far-reaching the opioid crisis has been, but opioid abuse is linked to serious health repercussions for both the mother and the child, including the death of the mother and still births.
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Soon there are no limits or consequences to any deed, and when anything can happen, nothing matters — not the foot trek through a blistering desert nor the close-range battles in which the villains never hit their targets, even with machine guns.
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Given that we know there are very different stereotypes and societal treatments that attend to black men and black women, it really seems to suggest that how society is seeing people is what matters, not the genes or culture of the people themselves.
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This matters, not as an excuse to blame Microsoft or Coke for the actions of trolls, but as evidence that the most important democratizing technology on the horizon—truly intelligent AI—is still highly susceptible to the blind spots of its creators.
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If members of Congress are abusing their staff, this matters—not just as a campaign issue and not because we should feel especially bad for congressional staff—but because it contributes to the overall decay of our legislative body and is morally wrong.
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Why it matters: Not a single cabinet member received more than 50% favorability, with Ben Carson receiving the highest favorability score of 42%, however he had more haters than both John Kelly and James Mattis, which put him in third place for net favorability.
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Why it matters: Not only is Amazon competing against digital media companies for ad revenue — they're challenging Hollywood studios for box office dominance, gobbling video distribution deals from cable companies, and launching social media and messaging networks to compete with the other major tech platforms.
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So I want to make sure I'm not doing that with my material, and touching on things that are human interest matters, not just this tiny miniscule toxic ship that you can get so obsessed with and then a year later, it doesn't make sense.
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" An excerpt from FC Barcelona's official anthem, the Cant de Barca reads: "We're the blue and claret supporters /It matters not from where we hail, /Whether it's the north or the south, /Now we all agree, we all agree, one flag unites us in brotherhood.
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The grand jury subpoena reported to have been served by Mueller on the Trump organization also may relate to an investigation of matters not directly tethered to the counterintelligence/coordination investigation, but which may fit within the "arises out" aspect of the Mueller mandate. 4.
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I'm amused, this smile of his said, but nothing you say can touch me, because none of this really matters, not ultimately, and maybe one day you'll wake up and realize that everything you've spent a lifetime chasing and acquiring is, ultimately, beside the point.
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"His main message to me was to keep silent, to not comment without permission," Ms. Zerkal said of the aide to Mr. Zelensky, Andriy Yermak, who asked that she keep a low profile on all matters, not just those related to the United States.
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This delay in the heath care vote -- or, more accurately at the moment, a delay in a decision not to hold a vote -- will likely accomplish very little other than to block up any and all other legislative action on matters not related to health care.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti One of the themes in this show is that money matters a lot, in determining political outcomes, in determining life outcomes... But when it comes to political campaigns it matters not just how much money you have but where that money is coming from.
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" An influential thinker in many fields, Spencer writes: "The degree of [man's] slavery varies according to the ratio between that which he is forced to yield up and that which he is allowed to retain; and it matters not whether his master is a single person or society.
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In 2015 police rounded up hundreds of lawyers and legal activists who had been trying to help citizens use the courts to reverse injustices perpetrated by officials—the kind of cases that, as Mr Zhang says in his textbook, touch on constitutional matters, not just ordinary legal ones.
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Which MbS, as he is called, continues to govern this strategically important country matters not only for American national security but for the world as well, because Saudi Arabia is the world's largest exporter of crude oil and thus provides the fuel that makes the global economy function.
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When it was hard, because it was really hard writing about sexism — I felt like I was walking the third rail all the time — I would think about them and tell myself that what I'm doing matters, not just to them but to people who are working in the industry now.
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I finally faced the incontrovertible truth I should have accepted years ago: that you don't have to be good at exercise to benefit from it, that in fact, moving, breathing, and sweating are in themselves good, so one's skill or grace or natural talent matters not at all in activating them.
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In this context, it matters not whether one is a supporter or a critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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"It is not unknown that during sexual acts, one of the partners may be a little less willing or, it can be said unwilling but where there is an assumed consent, it matters not if one of the partners to the act is a bit hesitant," Kumar observed in his ruling.
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This matters not so much because it is yet another example of the nefarious ways false information spreads over the internet (though it is that) but because on Tuesday Mr. Ford also became chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, the industry lobbying group, watchdog and, occasionally, scapegoat.
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Let me know what that looks like to you, because from my perspective, anyone who's ever re-applied her Clinique Black Honey before getting off the subway can tell you it matters not one damn bit how "good" you are at dating, he's probably doesn't have a bed frame anyway.
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Federalism—as enshrined by the Tenth Amendment—is the power of states and their citizens to regulate and control matters not specifically granted to the U.S. government as enumerated in the Constitution—is a critical and purposeful check and balance on centralized control and a pillar of American greatness and democracy.
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The full moon in Cancer arrives December 22, and while the sun in Capricorn finds you focused on many spiritual and emotional matters (not to mention, your sex life—which will be a major focus of Capricorn season for you!), this full moon brings a climax to a financial situation.
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Such statements are based on management's current expectations and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, including matters not yet known to us or not currently considered material by us, and there can be no assurance that anticipated events will occur or that the objectives set out will actually be achieved.
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Why it matters: Not only do some critics feel the money could best be spent elsewhere — a questionable argument, since the $1.8 billion is intended to come from the new, Amazon-related revenue — but they're also concerned with the per-employee incentives, which are more than twice what Arlington, Virginia, is paying.
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These senior prosecutors will report directly to the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General, as appropriate, and will make recommendations as to whether any of the matters not currently under investigation should be opened, whether any matters currently under investigation require further resources, or whether any matters merit the appointment of a Special Counsel.
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Why this matters: Not only do the results alter the assumption that lighter skin evolved from the dark skin of ancestral humans, but they also help explain the vast range of skin color, identify possible patterns of human evolution and migration, and add to our understanding of human skin conditions like cancer and aging.
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"This is not a recommendation I make lightly, as the chairman and I have worked together well for several years; and I take this step with the knowledge of the solemn responsibility we have on the Intelligence Committee to provide oversight on all intelligence matters, not just to conduct the investigation," Schiff said Monday.
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This suggests that the gender of journalists matters not just because they are quicker to identify societal double standards that kick in when a woman is on the ticket but also because they may be more likely to pay attention to the full spectrum of too often marginalized history that can lend better insight into contemporary events.
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It matters not if you are a conservative gun owner and spent your life serving in the military and in the FBI as I have, dare to touch that third rail of policy issues as I did in the wake of this horrific event, and Breitbart News and their acolytes will mock you for your apparent temerity.
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Which matters not just in the lint-picking world of fashion but also outside, as it creates a real problem for buyers — many of whom scratched their heads when asked how they were approaching Paris, and acknowledged they were reluctant to commit too much of their budgets to labels, even famous ones, in a holding pattern.
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"In response to letters from this committee and others, I have directed senior federal prosecutors to make recommendations as to whether any matters not currently under investigation should be opened, whether any matters currently under investigation require further resources, or whether any matters merit the appointment of a special counsel," the attorney general said in his opening statement.
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Their relentless work matters, not just to keep a few individual animals alive, but as a test of whether Hong Kongers can have more of a say in how their city progresses, take a step back from the mega projects and uninhibited development that have characterized Hong Kong for decades, and act to preserve what made it special in the first place.
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" Sessions in November managed to deflect from making a decision on whether to formally appoint a special counsel by saying he had directed "senior federal prosecutors" to examine the Clinton-related issues, who would then "make recommendations as to whether any matters not currently under investigation should be opened" and "whether any matters merit the appointment of a special counsel.
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"These senior prosecutors will report directly to the attorney general and the deputy attorney general, as appropriate, and will make recommendations as to whether any matters not currently under investigation should be opened, whether any matters currently under investigation require further resources, or whether any matters merit a special counsel," Stephen E. Boyd, an assistant attorney general, said in the letter to the House Judiciary Committee.
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You had to at least tremble when he sidled up to you, surrounded by cameras, leaned in, and whispered "...You will pay for what you did to me, 20 times what you expect… I am God in this world, and you are merely an ant..." It matters not, because you are now doomed to revisit this moment, this mistake from which there is no return, for the rest of your life.
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Photo Illustration by Elena Scotti/Gizmodo/GMG, photos via Getty ImagesNearly three thousand athletes have made their way to the Winter Olympic this month, and probably at least a couple are cursing the day they ever decided to become world-class bobsledders: Reports out of Pyeongchang list the temperature at or around a murderous subzero, putting this year's games on track to be the coldest since 1994—with matters not much helped by the fact that, in their haste to get a stadium in shape, South Korea's builders neglected to include a roof.
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