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Shared rides mean fewer cars mean less traffic mean less pollution mean—finally, in the end—a happier American city.
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I mean progressive, I mean moderate, I mean anyone who's committed to reclaiming our democracy.
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I mean when I say 'us,' I don't mean us Apple; I mean us as Americans.
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Annual mean wage: $2503,2250 Annual mean wage: $274,2940 Annual mean wage: $44,210 Annual mean wage: $45,220 Annual mean wage: $45,240 As states compete to best educate their students, they also are vying for the best teachers.
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"Armed and trained women mean fewer rape victims, mean fewer assault victims, mean fewer soft targets," Loesch declares.
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Well, it appears that to DPAs, it might indeed mean what it mean, if you know what I mean.
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Pro-life does not mean anti-woman; pro-border security does not mean anti-immigrant; reforming entitlements does not mean anti-senior; and being pro-police does not mean racist.
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I mean, this guy -- I mean, he was involved.
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I mean, I'll give ... I mean, they are published.
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It doesn't mean they don't struggle with feelings, it doesn't mean that they aren't hurting, it doesn't mean it's not challenging.
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What words mean is generally determined another way: most linguists believe that they simply mean what people use them to mean.
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I mean, there's only been one woman who has played, I mean, I mean, her sister now is close behind her.
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And I don't mean online, I mean around the house.
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I don't just mean physically -- I mean in every way.
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I don't mean securities securities, I mean financial securities law.
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I mean, obviously, I didn't mean to spin him out.
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It must mean that she's tough or that she's mean.
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Yes, I mean no, I mean it's impossible to say.
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I mean, does dressing your age really mean anything anymore?
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I -- I -- and I don't mean politically, I mean internally.
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These digits mean nothing, unless you know what they mean.
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I mean-- I mean, the high point are bricks, Joe.
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They're funny, I'm never mean, it's funny, it's funny mean.
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I don't mean Bernie, I mean in the general election.
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Saying "no" doesn't mean you're not likable, selfish, or mean.
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Industry categories don't always mean what you think they mean.
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But do those symbols mean what we think they mean?
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I mean, he was just so mean and so... moist?!
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I mean, what does it mean to be a Belarusian?
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And about to in the timeline of 36 years might mean a year, it might mean two years, it might mean six months.
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That doesn't mean you engage with them doesn't mean you contract with them and it certainly doesn't mean that you work for them.
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Because--I mean, unlike a lot of people, I mean, you do--I mean, you do not hide your opinions on this stuff.
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I say what I mean, and I mean what I say.
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On an individual level people mean well; people always mean well.
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She was mean to women like she was mean to men.
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Does that mean they can use phony redactions, does that mean?
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It doesn't mean there doesn't mean to be oversight, there does.
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I mean then for us, I mean, even a penny counts.
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"That's mean, just a mean thing to say," remembers Luka dejectedly.
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To come closer will mean death and cannot mean anything else.
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By this I don't mean material things; I mean emotional support.
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The word mixtape now doesn't mean what mixtape used to mean.
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I mean, this is no joke, you know what I mean?
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She memorably played mean girl Karen Smith in "Mean Girls" (2004).
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I don't mean the political ground, I mean the family ground.
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This likely will mean … whatever oil companies want it to mean.
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Here are the five highest and lowest-paying states for high school teachers: Annual mean wage: $2503,2250 Annual mean wage: $274,2940 Annual mean wage: $44,210 Annual mean wage: $45,220 Annual mean wage: $45,240 As states compete to best educate their students, they also are vying for the best teachers.
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It was a mean thing to do, but in a new era where mean girls rule, some mean girls think it&aposs a plus.
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I know there's scientific studies that people don't mean it but I think there's ways to not mean it, you know what I mean?
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I mean, Trump is a -- I mean, he&aposs a different president.
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I mean, some -- I mean there&aposs a lot to do obviously.
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But when it comes down to it, I mean what I mean.
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We can't pretend that words mean nothing, because they do mean something.
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I mean, I mean they keep saying that it's the Democrats' fault.
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And I don't mean new friends or old; I mean it literally.
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And when I mean on my own, I mean on my own.
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Just because you love Mean Girls doesn't make you a mean girl.
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By "vanishing," I don't mean going away; I mean disappearing from view.
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I don't mean people who act like jerks — I mean actual dicks.
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I mean, keep an open mind about it, what does that mean?
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Now you can actually say what you mean, how you mean it.
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I mean it depends what you talk about when you mean diversity.
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And by fans, we mean people who leave mean comments on YouTube.
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And I don't mean from the procedure—I mean from the protesters.
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So, I mean, I mean, that we&aposve seen those numbers today.
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Wilson suggested that heads should mean arrest and tails should mean release.
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You can talk if you want, it doesn't mean you mean it.
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There's nothing uglier than someone's who is selfish, mean-spirited and mean.
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I mean, not my son now, but you know what I mean?
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I mean, the point is, I mean, this is an incredible country.
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Fewer possessions mean fewer points, but fewer points don't mean worse offense.
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What does that mean, an economic ... what is that supposed to mean?
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I don't mean Happy and May, I mean Spidey with the MCU.
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I mean, it -- I mean, there are dozens of headlines like that.
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I don't mean good artists, I mean truly great ones — Rembrandt, Picasso.
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"That would mean opening Pandora's box, it could mean war," Macron said.
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Being a raw vegan doesn't mean haven't to mean skimping on sweets.
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It doesn't mean stopping, it doesn't mean getting a little more aggressive.
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And by spiky, I don't mean high; I just mean non-nurselike.
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Whatever we mean by "great album" ought to mean something like this.
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" He continued: "I say what I mean, I mean what I say.
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RAYMOND DALIO: When I mean radical transparency, I don't mean total transparency.
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Just as ancient doesn't always mean wise, it doesn't always mean foolish.
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People will read it to mean whatever they want it to mean.
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I mean, genius level, that's like, I mean as smart as Mike.
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But what did that "no" mean, and what must it mean now?
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That doesn't mean he plays a perfect game, doesn't mean that he never turns the ball over, doesn't mean that he doesn't miss a defensive assignment.
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And I don't mean the elite stuff, I mean stuff that's actually meaningful.
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I mean does the man -- I mean, his agenda just keeps on rolling.
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All of us have been mean and been the recipient of mean behavior.
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I mean... STEWART: As I said, like I'll still -- I mean, I'll vote.
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I don't mean financial value to speculators; I mean utility value to users.
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Ones where people probably mean well, but end up sounding, well... just mean.
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Impeachment -- I mean, that&aposs so -- it&aposs so petty and mean- spirited.
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We don't even mean to be snarky or mean by asking the question.
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Their banter was cutting, but never mean-spirited (Spock was incapable of mean).
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I do not mean split personalities so much as I mean split narratives.
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"We are Jordan and I mean that, I seriously mean that," Jadaan said.
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We mean to be a part of it — we mean to lead it.
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Just because they didn't mean to do it doesn't mean it's not illegal.
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It could mean whatever we wanted it to mean, because it was ours.
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I mean it really is, and I don't mean ... they tell us that.
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I mean the character, and I don't mean this as a punitive statement.
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The shares mean nothing to Kroenke, and yet they mean everything to us.
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This didn't mean any of the things that you want it to mean.
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" But "at one point" does not mean "now" and it might mean "never.
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I didn't mean to be mean about Black Friday, up at the top.
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With hookups there's no need to be mean — just say what you mean.
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So, does that mean this was a "bad" puzzle, whatever that may mean?
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I don't mean corruption in the City Hall way, I mean, like rust.
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"More emissions mean more warming and fewer emissions mean less warming," said Pendergrass.
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Loneliness does not mean being alone; loneliness does not mean not having friends.
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I mean — God, well, I mean Harvey Weinstein was not really a shock.
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I don't mean tactical; I mean how to do a good moral job.
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It was such a mean-girl thing — I mean, like, it was a boy, of course it was a boy, but it was a mean-girl thing.
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Because it came to my attention that many food labels don't mean much at all, or at the very least don't mean what you think they mean.
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Bumgarner swings a mean stick, but it's still a mean stick for a pitcher.
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You mean you don't want to get a fucking job, that's what you mean.
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I mean, I mean, I don't even know what Andrew does on this thing.
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Sharing an apartment or home with someone does not mean—nor should it mean!
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LEVIN: I don&apost mean the outcome, I mean, those battles were absolutely unbelievable.
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In Iran, I mean, the people -- I mean, how much sway do they have?
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She's so mean and I don't know how you can be mean to billionaires.
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But that word "independent," I mean, it doesn't mean they operate from another planet.
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I don't just mean handsome (though let's be real: I do kinda mean handsome).
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It doesn't mean we fight every battle, it doesn't mean engage in every conflict.
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He's portraying somebody who's very mean and nasty and I'm not mean and nasty.
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I mean, the number of jobs lost, wealth-- LESLIE PICKER: You mean with Amazon?
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And we don't mean Facebook official, or public statement official — we mean waxwork official.
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Which mean fighting him must mean something more, something deeper than money or exposure.
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I mean, those-- BECKY QUICK: That-- that, I mean, that's a greater fool theory.
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But if fewer impulse buys mean fuller wallets, do fuller wallets mean happier consumers?
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But though out of sight might mean out of mind, it doesn't mean nonexistent.
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I MEAN IF YOU'RE -- I MEAN ZILLOW SELLS ADS TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS, PRIMARILY.
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I mean, but, I mean, damn, I don&apost think Hillary was that hurt.
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All of these things mean something to me, but they don't mean that much.
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Like, I don't mean to say, "Retire, Mossberg," but you know what I mean?
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They can make words mean the opposite of what they were intended to mean.
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What does it mean for the elderly, and what does it mean for prisons?
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And what I mean by that is, I don't mean they know my name.
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"I don't mean physical risks or social risks, I mean intellectual risks," he says.
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Okay, so what does that mean for each of them, what does that mean?
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I mean to be honest, I don't ... I mean, are you shocked by that?
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I mean, some people do, but really, what I mean, like, it's shifted quickly.
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When Trump's words claim a bill is "very, very, incredibly well-crafted" one month, and "mean, mean, mean" the next, it indicates that his words are entirely empty.
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I mean, that said, that Chanel bag with a great white t-shirt and cut-offs and whatever heel we're into is, I mean, I mean, I mean, a chef's kiss that can be seen and sensed backwards and forwards in time.
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" Last week, Trump reportedly told a group of Republican senators that the House's healthcare bill was "mean, mean, mean" and that the Senate bill needed to be more "kind.
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These are mean girls, as only someone who knew mean girls intimately could design them.
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TYRUS: Well, I mean, that&aposs 216 -- I mean, that&aposs 27 -- political playbook 212.
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I mean, what kind of -- I mean, and they seem to be raising nice kids.
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I mean, that would mean I drank the equivalent of a 503 year old rum.
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I mean, some of the people that — I don't know, maybe they really mean it.
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"He got a mean hit, without a doubt — a nice, mean, clean hit," he says.
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It doesn't mean innovation has stopped, it doesn't even mean innovation at Apple has stopped.
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"It'd mean we're the best ever, that's what it would mean," Swinney said to reporters.
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That doesn't mean I'm happy about it — and it doesn't mean that Wolfgang is dead.
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"When I say something, I mean it, I mean it," Trump declared in December 2016.
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I mean, say-- it-- it's just -- I mean, it is a competitive game, on locations.
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I mean you are – I mean, if you're really good, you're of enormous commercial value.
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I don't mean grilling those people; I mean being aware of the world around you.
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When Trump tells him to be mean to the press, he is sometimes too mean.
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But that doesn't mean it's OK, and it doesn't mean women have to accept it.
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It doesn't mean that they're not sad, and it doesn't mean that they're not devastated.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: No, I mean did you see how; I mean we're building a lot.
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Spending more now would mean a bigger economy later, which would mean more tax revenue.
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I mean, just because these characters exist doesn't mean they're necessarily accurate or of substance.
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And if life never has to end, what will that even mean mean for humanity?
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This may mean nothing to you, but to people of faith, it can mean everything.
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I mean, you were nasty and mean and vicious and you wanted to win, right?
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I MEAN, BASICALLY WHAT WE'RE IN NOW – SANTELLI: NO, BUT YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN.
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That doesn't mean you agree with every policy, doesn't mean you agree with every issue.
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Abendland doesn't have to mean xenophobia and exclusion; it can mean openness and liberal tolerance.
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That might mean late July, that might mean August, but at least it means soon.
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I don't mean trendy neighborhoods — I mean places where talent and community and opportunities converge.
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I mean, there's, I mean, Vox Media aspires to have it's own network of shows.
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But not meant to be mean, but more to let people know that they're being mean.
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Worse, it felt dated, and I don't mean the retrophilia—I mean the worldview it reflects.
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So what does that mean for U.S. manufacturers and what does that mean for U.S. jobs?
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Early next year could, honestly, mean April — but it could also mean two weeks from now.
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I mean, you do-- you-- you see what I mean about the law of large numbers?
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So what it does mean, or should mean, has become a defining debate within the party.
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I mean, I wish ... No. I mean ... You spend a lot of time with tech people.
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I love this question because mean girls don't think that they're mean girls, so to speak.
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I learned to be patient, and really say what I mean, and mean what I say.
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If the biggest show on your network doesn't mean anything, what does your network mean STARZ?
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This does not mean letting countries off reform; it should not mean paying off their creditors.
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It can mean anything you want it to mean as well as obviously referring to lesbians.
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Gerry: Well I know him well I mean with some people I mean he's very popular.
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The election of a Democratic president may mean not mean much for America's gun laws, however.
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And I don't mean that in a bad way, I mean that in a good way.
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And I don't mean skinny jeans or low-rise suckers — I mean pants as a genre.
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Following her plan will mean real sacrifice… but in the end, it will also mean freedom.
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It's just a league, but it doesn't have to really mean something to mean a lot.
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And I got to thinking about humanity and our tendency to be really mean, mean monsters.
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That doesn't mean it's not true, but it does mean it should be read with caution.
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It doesn't mean that the existing trade stops, it doesn't mean that investment flows are abandoned.
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This may mean compromising some civil rights and it certainly does mean trampling on political correctness.
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But, I mean, I receive them all the – and I mean, they're going to come in.
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And we&aposve taken in -- I mean Dinesh you might know better -- I mean very few.
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Mocking or rejecting a woman because of her size would be mean, and we're not mean.
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That doesn't mean further gains are unlikely, but it may mean they will be harder fought.
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What does it mean to be gay, what does it mean to be black in America?
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And I don't mean crazy in an ableist way, I just mean they're really specific people.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Parole Must Mean Something" (editorial, March 19): Parole does mean something.
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They wonder what those hits could mean now and what they could mean in the future.
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I don't mean in a good/bad way; I just mean opposites, in a weird way.
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What do these words mean, and what does it mean when these cases are being vacated?
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"To be true to yourself doesn't mean you have to be invisible, know what I mean?"
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Google had regressed to the mean — and the mean, as it stands, isn't great for women.
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That doesn't mean telling people everything; it does mean not actively misleading them about anything important.
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THRUSH: I mean, do you feel like--I mean, are you--how do I put this?
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I mean, we're giving them everything — 03-point line, pull-ups — I mean, whatever they want.
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What does it mean to you, what does it mean to you to be a man?
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I mean, this thing is -- and I mean, I don't think you can disguise sales figures.
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"And I don't mean just a little bit better, I mean a lot better," he said.
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"I mean, I mean, the Flyers?" said Alvin Dow, 19, who was working behind the register.
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"This is happening," can mean a lot of things, or it can mean nothing at all.
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Longer films usually mean fewer showtimes and that can mean less money at the box office.
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Now if you mean that it may mean the beginning of a Cold War quote unquote.
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Just because someone says something outrageously mean to you online doesn't mean they're sad and lonely.
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It's one thing to write years when you mean months, or days when you mean nights.
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Strategies for these types of investments can vary — sometimes they mean layoffs, sometimes they mean spinning off or selling a part of the company, sometimes they mean starting up something new.
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And generally when I mean media at large, I mean obviously the networks, I mean obviously WashPost, the New York Times, New York Daily News, even some of the right-leaning stuff.
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We know they did not really mean it that way, because they can't mean it that way.
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Of course, this highlights another issue: Just because someone doesn't mean to offend doesn't mean they won't.
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It doesn't mean we don't love you, it doesn't mean we don't want to talk to you.
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Just because it may mean more school or an untraditional approach doesn't mean it's not worth pursuing.
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If they're not, it doesn't mean it's not true, but it does mean you should dig deeper.
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That may mean that something besides terrorists caused the tragedy; it could also mean something more sinister.
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Introducing tariffs may not mean a smaller loaf but it will mean that Americans lose their shirts.
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And by people, I mean many, many people — but let's also personalize this: I also mean me.
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I mean, extreme cases in World War II, I mean, that's the closest we've come to socialism.
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That doesn't mean a bouncing universe didn't happen—it could just mean our current theories are incomplete.
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Those smaller circuits generally mean improvements in efficiency, which could mean more performance, battery life, or both.
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I mean, he's definitely still out there, but we mean that in the very nicest way possible.
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Apparently the Russian word for "record" can mean audio recording, but it can also mean other things.
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The mean maximum temperature for the summer and the mean minimum temperature also broke all-time records.
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And by litigation I don't mean copyright claims, I more mean subjects bringing defamation or libel lawsuits.
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Freelance jobs typically mean bringing in your own tools and equipment, which can mean less money earned.
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This doesn't necessarily mean reducing our travel; it can simply mean improving the conditions of our travel.
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I made "M" to mean metro or the subway, but some people interpreted it to mean McDonald's.
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I don't mean he has so little to give, I mean just the makeup of his personality.
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And that doesn't mean – I don't mean it's at a high, and then it's going down, subsequently.
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Like Humpty Dumpty, banks seem to insist their words mean only what they want them to mean.
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The mean estimated revenue per attack was $66 and the mean estimated revenue per day was $54.
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So, I mean, people are making a judgment every day and, I mean, the yardstick is there.
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He's a little bit mean, he has mean things to say about his enemies, things like that.
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I mean, does he mean it as in pub landlord or a landlord that owns a building?
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But that might mean less creatine went to the muscles, which would mean hydrochloride is less effective.
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I mean, they-- now, the-- you can't-- I mean, that's-- that's built into the American market system.
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I don't mean a toy boy who's only after me for the money—I mean real love.
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And it depends what you mean by soil, do you mean legal entity or place of computers.
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I wasn't anybody's primary victim, but I mean I definitely had my brush-in with mean girls.
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Well, it wouldn't mean Jesus had a wife, nor would it mean Jesus didn't have a wife.
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For some, that will mean accepting smaller profit margins, while for others it will mean higher prices.
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Rejection doesn't automatically mean falling short; it can mean that risks are being taken, that you're innovating.
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Alone, those words don't mean a ton, but to the people at Chatbooks, they mean a lot.
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That might mean other bags; it might, one day, mean things you can wear on your travels.
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I hadn't expected the moment to mean much to me, because Islam didn't mean much to me.
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That didn't mean abandoning national identity, but it did mean softening how it was understood and maintained.
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The Handmaid's Tale What does it mean to be complicit, and what does it mean to resist?
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You know, I mean, say what you want, Bill, I mean, they know what they're getting into.
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Making six figures might mean a higher income, but it should also mean more saving and investing.
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" There is also an online, dynamic version "Those Hurricane Maps Don't Mean What You Think They Mean.
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THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT CAPITALISM IS PERFECT DOES NOT MEAN THAT EVERY PUBLIC COMPANY IS PERFECT?
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"Groovy" can mean "like, really rad, man ..." or it can mean something that has grooves in it.
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That doesn't mean they won't try to create something, I mean, we've seen that happen with everything.
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But, I mean, I guess female dogs can also hump, I mean, if they're in the mood.
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I fully appreciate what it could mean for Kentucky, what it could mean for the Republican Party.
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"If you don't mean it, I don't mean it," one of the men tells his former opponent.
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And I don't mean as a conservative, I mean when you think I do a good job.
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"Lack of protest or resistance does not mean consent, nor does silence mean consent," the bill stated.
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Asking someone what they mean or to explain their answers doesn't mean you're being combative or difficult.
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That doesn't mean he's a rapper, but it also doesn't mean he's not gonna release more songs.
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"Earlier in June, multiple outlets reported that Trump had urged senators in a close door session to give the new bill more heart and he said the first bill was, "mean, mean, mean.
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It doesn't mean they're "out of ideas" or "in a technological cul-de-sac" — or at least it doesn't necessarily mean that — it does mean they want to make money and keep users.
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The House's version of the bill, dubbed the American Health Care Act, is broadly unpopular among the public, and had been reportedly called "mean, mean, mean," by Trump during a meeting with senators.
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LITERALLY, WHY WHATS THE POINT I MEAN, ITS LIKE JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVE A TWITTER ACCOUNT DOESNT MEAN YOU HAVE TO USE IT. JUST BECAUSE YOU CAN SAY SOMETHING DOESNT MEAN YOU SHOULD.
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I mean, I like Alec, but his imitation of me is really mean-spirited and not very good.
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Early harvests in recent decades no longer mean warm and dry; they can also mean warm and wet.
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I mean, there's been other ones that have-- TIM COOK: I mean, do I want to sell more?
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Certainly. This doesn't mean the pitfalls are easy to avoid, but it does mean they're far from inevitable.
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What does beauty mean to you now, and what did it mean to you when you first started?
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And I don't just mean countermeasures, but I mean just any sort of tips or anything like that?
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I don't mean it badly, and I don't mean it like, 'Oh, poor me,' or anything like that.
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I don't mean in the "what does desktop class mean?" sense (though you certainly could have that argument).
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"I don't mean this in a pejorative sense, I mean it as a compliment: Lindsey's unpredictable," said Sen.
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That doesn't necessarily mean Apple is wrong, but it does mean that there's more to be hashed out.
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GUILFOYLE: Well, I mean, look, you have these situations where they have - - I mean, I don&apost know.
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And by external, I don't mean extraterrestrial; I mean not a Big Bad from one of the shows.
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" It is an argument about what we mean, really mean in these troubled times, by "We the people.
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Another decided to clarify all of the things that being curvier doesn't mean: Plus size doesn't mean ugly.
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Books may mean a lot to some readers, but they don't mean the same thing to all readers.
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I don&apost mean necessary calls and text; I mean full data, with GPS, streaming video, the works.
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Still other people just saw it as catty and mean, something like the "Burn Book" from Mean Girls.
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"I don't mean on the front side of their execution, I mean on the back side," Camerota replied.
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And if legal rules mean little, then lawyers will mean even less in this administration or any administration.
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I mean, he was talking authentically, and he's still talking authentic-- I- mean, I'll absolutely give him that.
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By the media you mean...I mean media figureheads like Trump, like Bill O'Reilly—these very polarizing people.
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At the least, this may mean increased government spending on retraining; it may also mean higher welfare bills.
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" Watch the movie Take a page from Lohan and watch "Mean Girls" in honor of "Mean Girls Day.
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"The end of that relationship won't mean that you failed, and it won't mean anything bad," Knopp says.
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I don't mean it sinks in quickly; I mean that you put it on and it's just gone.
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"It doesn't mean that the existing trade stops, it doesn't mean that investment flows are abandoned," Lee said.
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It does mean that just because Trump was paranoid didn't mean that someone wasn't out to get him.
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Changes to the roster systems would mean that "your days off will really mean days off," he added.
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What does this mean for me, what does this mean for my child, what is the best decision?
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I mean, Trump has kind of slashed those regulations, but I mean, what world is she living in?
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"Big and wide can mean expansive and comprehensive, but it can also mean bloat," he told the magazine.
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I don't mean that they're tedious; I mean that it's difficult to get a visual hold on them.
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I mean, when he produced all this great work, I mean what a fucking flourish to finish on.
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Then it kind of raises the existential question about what do we mean by when we mean TV?
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For some, this might mean mediation, for others it might mean writing in a journal, exercising, or knitting.
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Symbols and certain images mean what they mean, and an artist's good intention does little to alter that.
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But higher sea levels mean higher storm surge — and warmer temperatures, she fears, mean more frequent bad storms.
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Sexism in Hollywood doesn't always mean not being hired; it doesn't always mean that you were sexually harassed.
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So high elasticities mean low tariffs, low elasticities mean high tariffs, and the decline in trade is similar.
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It depends on what you mean by "Greeks," what you mean by "city," and which statistics you trust.
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For men, capture by ISIS could mean punishment if they're lucky -- but more likely it will mean death.
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And-- there's no question, I mean, that our drug companies and-- I mean, they've worked miracles-- you know?
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I don't mean find better ways to ignore them, I mean working through emotions in a healthy way.
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"It used to mean — bylines used to mean something in journalism," she said, her Texas accent still unbowed.
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Being creative doesn't have to mean designing something new; it can mean solving everyday problems in creative ways.
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I mean, we're not actually that interested ... I mean, is it, would we like people to feel good?
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And I think that when people become mean, some people become mean drunks, that's a really negative indicator.
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I mean, Jews, I mean the names are made fun of, or they're moneylenders, or cruel, or unpleasant, or have no manners, or trying to make their way … I mean, they're always depicted badly.
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"[Voting for Trump] don't mean that I don't think that black lives matter, that don't mean I don't believe in women's rights, that don't mean that I don't believe in gay marriage," he said.
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I get really mean, mean, mean, mean comments on Twitter and it just comes with the territory In the past I've sometimes responded back and more so now I'm trying my best to not ever respond ever again because I feel like those people that do that don't deserve the attention.
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She eventually realized that "being your most balanced self doesn't mean being as thin as someone else, it doesn't mean having the legs of someone else, it doesn't mean have the butt of someone else."
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Beyond medium, keep in mind that building your network can mean adding new contacts; it can mean reconnecting with old ones; or it can mean being more strategic about staying in touch over social media.
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And-- you have to mean it after a while otherwise it doesn't mean anything obviously when you do that.
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I mean he was going to jail, I mean he was in the Bronco with a gun you know?
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I mean, isn&apost this what Vladimir Putin wanted all along, I mean this discord that we now have?
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: What I mean is that Starbucks, I mean, it&aposs become a household word.
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And I mean that on a broad scale I mean I guess what's your problem what's your big problem.
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That doesn't mean we shouldn't ask for it, however, and it definitely doesn't mean that we don't deserve answers.
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The mean salary for a farmer in Michigan is just over $66,000, while the national annual mean is $75,790.
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I remember being mean to her and thinking, 'How could you say mean things to the person you love?
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"When our president says words, he doesn't necessarily mean what those words mean," the Last Week Tonight host said.
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It's literally just a description of the size of my body—"fat" doesn't mean ugly; "fat" doesn't mean worthless.
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If they don't, that doesn't mean the new gestures are bad — but it might mean they're not very intuitive.
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That does not mean that they deployed it, and it doesn't even mean that they made the IMSI catcher.
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I mean, we are understaffed at the State Department at this point -- I mean, in all departments, quite frankly.
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"Moderately tight monetary policy doesn't necessarily mean an increase and doesn't necessarily mean the holding of rates," she said.
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"I mean even if she couldnt act you know what I mean?" he captioned the black and white image.
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I mean on one hand it was awesome, I mean there is a cookie with my face on it.
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"Other girls are mean," Kendall warned, presumably referencing some real-life experience — or maybe she's just seen Mean Girls.
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I mean you know even if it's just as an insurance policy I mean you just can't ignore them.
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Again, this doesn't mean it found a camera, but it does mean it found something with a wireless signal.
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Made in China used to mean assembling foreign widgets in China; now it really does mean making things there.
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I mean, I mean, we host the Knoydart Music Festival every few years and we welcome all sorts there.
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" To quote the philosopher Holden Caulfield, "I don't know exactly what I mean by that, but I mean it.
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Low risk-weights mean lower RWAs, which in turn mean banks need less equity for a given CET1 ratio.
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BARTIROMO: But -- NUNES: I mean this was done -- I mean, according to them this was done in the spring.
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WhatsApp says it's also going to share "analytics data," which could mean... well... whatever Facebook wants it to mean.
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We don't mean in the "Break a leg!" metaphorical way, either — we mean literally sustaining harm to a bone.
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I mean, if you&aposre going to ban -- so I mean, that would be the argument they would make.
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What does this mean for Republicans overall, I mean, not just your race, but as we go into midterms?
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Joining the fight against climate change needn't mean relinquishing power, she continued; rather, it should mean safeguarding your legacy.
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Ubiquity will be, I mean true ubiquity, I mean across ... Let's call it the major NBA and NFL cities.
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I mean, they leave because they – in this case, I mean, he's leaving before the feds pick him up.
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The mean analyst rating is "outperform," but the mean target price on the stock is $495.04, according to FactSet.
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With that model comes a mean wait time of 2.8 minutes and a mean trip delay of 3.5 minutes.
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But really, they're just vibin' with each other, if you know what I mean (you know what I mean).
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I mean, he has concussions pretty much every—I mean, we don't talk about—but he does have concussions.
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I don't mean this in a conspiratorial sense (though it has conspiratorial implications), and I don't mean it literally.
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That doesn't mean they cannot support candidates, but it does mean they don't become the face of the opposition.
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This need not mean the end of America's breadbasket, but it does mean that farmers will have to adapt.
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A win would mean the best record since 1976, and a loss would mean the best record since 2000.
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"Ironically, it may mean more energy, but it may mean that not every energy company benefits," Book said Tuesday.
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But what I can tell you is— JONES: I mean it's fair, I don't mean that to be crass!
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I mean, they don't have delivery yet, but you know, probably, I mean to me, that's a big problem.
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I know how much these photos can mean to the fans, because they mean that much to me too.
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It didn't necessarily mean using less (I am a beauty editor, after all), but it did mean spending less.
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Sure, there were sellers, but that doesn't mean the sellers were smart and it doesn't mean they were right.
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"It's quite a mean game, just like life is kind of a mean game," Burnett told CNN, in 19943.
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Not that the fear didn't mean anything, or the vision or the pain, but the hand didn't mean anything.
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"People are going to get hungry, and when I mean hungry, I don't mean just for food," he said.
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Well, I believe her because I mean, I mean she's got almost the perfect life right now, you know?
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And I don't mean trusting in our leaders; I mean trusting in the facts, trusting in the qualified experts.
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I don't mean a very awesome bear — I mean, I'm getting pretty skeptical of the company's long-term prospects.
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But organic doesn&apost necessarily mean toxin-free, and the word often doesn&apost really mean anything at all.
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I mean, I look at my grandchildren, my great grandchildren and everybody in the office, I mean, their families.
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On Medicare policy, she has twice had to explain that she didn't mean what she sure seemed to mean.
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I mean, when Apple says they've got a certain number, I mean, you could apply when you were 200.
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"I am upholding the basic commonsense principle to "do what you say you mean — and mean what you say.
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I don't just mean his eponymous show; I mean that's the central conceit of the character that is Steven.
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The culture (maybe I mean the internet) loves cats, and the culture (I definitely mean the internet) loves jokes.
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WHEN AMERICANS SPEAK AND THEY TALK ABOUT FAIR THEY MEAN RECIPROCAL, THAT'S NOT WHAT THE CHINESE MEAN BY FAIR.
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I mean, that's what's really what drove the magazine, and by that, I really mean satisfying my personal curiosity.
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This small cost may not mean much in budget terms, but it could mean a lot to trans soldiers.
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This doesn't mean Britain has actually left the European Union, but it does mean that they will leave soon.
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Read These Stories Next: This Mean Girls Clip Being Cut Is A Great Crime On Wednesdays We Wear Millennial Pink: Mean Girls The Musical Will Be Set In 2017 The Mean Girls Musical Sounds So Fetch
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When I say huge, I don't mean atomic bombs and I don't mean the fusion reactions keeping the sun going.
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But what doctors mean when they talk about bloating is often very different from what the rest of us mean.
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The women are mean to each other, but not that mean — their tiffs end almost as soon as they begin.
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I mean, really, I mean, massive amounts of money going there and it was built on a pack of lies.
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And even when they're mean or bitchy (the brother and sister in the trailer) they aren't too mean or bitchy.
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They will mean loss of prestige for some Sonatrach stakeholders and it will mean longer hours for some Sonatrach employees.
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I mean, if you go all the way back to the first test, I mean, it was essentially one kiloton.
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I mean, hell, Donald Trump's going to be 20153, I'll be 77, in better shape, I mean what the hell?
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I mean, does that mean that basically Huawei can be installed on world Telecom systems but not necessarily the Pentagon?
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The mean girl clique's formal name — because let's face it, most mean girl cliques have one — is the Weird Sisters.
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It's the Raymond Chandler-esque story of Shadow Moon, a man walking down mean streets who is not himself mean.
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That doesn't necessarily mean things are looking up, but it also doesn't mean investors should fret another big move down.
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This doesn't mean Hillary Clinton is depressed, and it doesn't mean Bernie Sanders is lying when he uses plural pronouns.
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Yes, I mean Cyberpunk 2077, the upcoming RPG by CD Projekt Red, but I also mean the genre more broadly.
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"She certainly didn't mean that and it was taken a certain way, but she certainly didn't mean it," he said.
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I want you to be able to talk to me about everything, and I mean everything, and I mean everything.
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That wasn't happening so often before, so I think the notion of rookie doesn't mean what it used to mean.
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"And it is truth that says to our adversaries, we say what we mean, and we mean what we say."
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That doesn't mean taking away people's hamburgers, but it does mean making it a rarer, and thus more expensive, product.
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That doesn't mean Kaepernick isn't the best quarterback on the market, and it doesn't mean Kaepernick is a bad quarterback.
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A good experience with the system can mean your life was saved; a bad one can mean destitution or death.
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"Free associated state" is not defined in the relevant laws and seems to mean whatever anyone wants it to mean.
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This doesn't mean we should stop using hand sanitizer, but it does mean we shouldn't solely rely on hand sanitizer.
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On the plus side, that would likely mean more room for a bigger battery, which would mean better battery life.
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"This could mean a breakup, but this could also definitely mean a major renewal or meeting someone new," says Gat.
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In short, more guns mean more gun deaths, and more restrictions on guns mean fewer guns and fewer gun deaths.
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"I don't just mean money, though I do mean money," he clarifies via a deft line reading by Paul Giamatti.
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"Just because she's lesbian doesn't mean she's progressive, and just because she's Latina doesn't mean she's progressive," Mr. Hood said.
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In certain situations, "gavagai," uttered upon seeing a rabbit, could mean "rabbit," or it could mean "dinner," or something else.
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And basically, I mean, I was with Rudy more than — I mean, four or five days out of the week.
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That doesn't always mean getting angry and tough, but it does mean prioritizing the enforcement of legitimate goals and expectations.
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Just because you can see The Chaos doesn't always mean you have enough, doesn't mean you don't crave more emotion.
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Why didn't they see it, weren't geniuses what ... I mean, I'm being reductive there but you know what I mean.
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I mean, it's tragic to see how great journalists, I mean, really good ones, are unable to scarcely get by.
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I don't see...I mean everybody has to get on the basketball court and play, you know what I mean?
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BUT IT DOES MEAN THAT WE CAN MOVE TALENT AROUND, IT DOES MEAN THAT THEY CAN LEARN FROM EACH OTHER AND IT DOES MEAN YOU CAN HAVE FULL ACCESS TO INFORMATION FROM SOMEBODY ELSE IN THE CATEGORY.
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"For some veterans, this will mean targeted chemotherapies and advanced cellular therapies, for some it will mean surgery or radiation, and for others it may mean watchful waiting and avoiding unnecessary comorbidities associated with therapies," Shulkin told Healthline.
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I mean, the threats toward women, and I have my own stories, I mean, I am not going to waste this time, I mean, I am as outspoken as the next, but the threats are growing in ferocity.
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"The policemen were very mean when they came in, very mean and scornful," he said, recounting the search of his home.
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By decadence, Douthat doesn't mean the moral or aesthetic squalor (since that would mean Trump is the symptom, not the solution).
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And I'm sorry but I love when Kourtney is mean because she is so uncreative when it comes to being mean.
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The big picture: SoftBank's package includes a massive bribe... errr, I mean golden parachute... errr, I mean "consulting contract" for Neumann.
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JLF: Yeah, it's, I mean it's super complicated in part because we have to define what we mean as far-right.
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AND, I MEAN, SOME OF THESE POLITICIANS YOU TALK TO HAVE NO -- I MEAN, A LOT OF THEM ARE BRIGHT GUYS.
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We weren’t ever going to be mean just to be mean because that’s not who we are.
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WILSON: NO. I MEAN, THEY WOULD HAVE TO PAY ME $100 MILLION A YEAR TO DO IT. I MEAN, QUITE FRANKLY.
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This tightening labor market does not mean that businesses can't succeed, but it will mean that they need to prioritize hiring.
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CG: I mean, but at the same time, let's remember that swing vote doesn't mean he always votes with the liberals.
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Abandoning Google would mean abandoning the Play Store, which can mean shipping a device without Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, and so on.
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And while this may mean ultimately choosing to forego family holidays altogether, it can also mean finding opportunities to build bridges.
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That doesn't necessarily mean that you can expect a native Chat app in Windows 10, but it does mean it's possible.
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We have to get absolutely bored with skin color and with these superficial characteristics that don't mean or shouldn't mean anything.
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Of course I don't mean basketball; I mean the nail-biting agony of waiting for networks to renew your favorite shows.
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That doesn't mean that every day on Facebook something happens, and I don't mean that to be Pollyannish, but it matters.
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I mean, when you get taxes like - I mean, there&aposs no way anybody can figure that out on their own.
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And I don't mean that because I eat it often— I mean it populates my mind and flows through my veins.
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This doesn't mean weak leadership, but it does mean giving millennials the tools they need to grow … and then letting them.
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That doesn't mean there's no risk at all, but it does mean failed or abandoned satellites won't stick around for long.
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A government shutdown would mean lots of federal operations coming to a halt, which could mean some frustrating disruptions for you.
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"The drug companies control the drug industry, I mean it's ridiculous, and the military companies -- I mean it's ridiculous," Trump said.
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That doesn't mean that it's the best airline out there, but it does mean something when it comes to customer satisfaction.
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It doesn't mean stop trying legal means, but it does mean step up and put your body on the line too.
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I don't mean survive just to get by, I mean survive to move to greater and greater levels in your life.
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I took to it immediately—and I don't mean that I was good, I mean that I was fond of it.
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I liked being part of the world more, and I don't just mean the human world, I mean the world-world.
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I-- I mean, obviously you've been-- how smart are you-- in terms of, like-- I mean, how profitable is, like, GEICO?
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Donald Trump isn't afraid to share his Thoughts, even if sometimes those Thoughts don't exactly mean what he thinks they mean.
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This could mean they're always taking courses online, but it can also mean they always have their nose in a book.
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But letting Mr. Colbert be Mr. Colbert will definitely mean politics, and these days, that's inevitably going to mean alienating viewers.
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If you look at the mean score for Mitt Romney, he has the best mean score for anyone in the state.
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It might mean something iconic to have a part in a Allen film — but it certainly doesn't mean anything particularly progressive.
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And yes, that does mean if you say a mean thing to a dog in a friendly tone, the dog knows.
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This week, what will supersonic airplanes mean for climate change, and what will climate change mean for ships in the Arctic?
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"Hiding behind a fake name doesn't mean you're doing something malicious, and it doesn't mean you're a bad person," he said.
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I mean, you obviously--I mean, I don't know if you have direct contact with the donors but you probably do.
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One example: Trump's oft-repeated "fake news" mantra, which is beloved by his base, doesn't mean what it purports to mean.
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I was graduating in a few months, and attachment would mean a hard goodbye, which would mean tears, tissues and snot.
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I mean, when you say friends, I mean, me and him didn't watch football games together, we didn't eat hot dogs.
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The bigger surprise was the behavior of the news media, and I don't mean fake news; I mean big, prestigious organizations.
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Being structurally deficient does not necessarily mean that the bridge is unsafe, but it does mean it's in need of repair.
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When I say a movie is "great," I might mean it's well made, or I might just mean I love it.
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Blue lights mean the water is safe for swimming, while pink lights mean that pathogen levels have risen to unsafe numbers.
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JIM CRAMER: Okay, I mean, I do feel in full disclosure, again, I mean, your stock has been terrific under you.
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Martin: Oh I mean undoubtedly I mean we would both have been in a difficult more difficult position than we are.
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I don't mean in terms of what people say on the internet, I mean in terms of who runs the world.
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I mean, it's somebody like ... I mean, Warren Beatty was so kind of different in a way for the heartfelt image.
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Or it might mean funding the fight to end mass incarceration in the US. Or it might mean funding biological research.
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So, I mean -- I mean, you say, oh, the Democrats, you know, what kind of party is this, what do they have?
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And by successfully, I don't mean just financially, though we have returned far more than we have invested; I also mean strategically.
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And by feel, I don't mean feelings, I mean your fives senses: Taurus rules over the senses, so prepare to indulge yours.
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When someone says "I love you," you don't know what they mean, you just know what you mean when you say it.
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"I mean, if you go in single and have a wedding in the White House — I mean, we would watch," DeGeneres said.
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Now, that doesn't mean it's not tough to watch (obviously it threw me), and it doesn't mean this attempt was completely successful.
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I mean, it's like... David Bowie had a subliminal influence on all of us in a way, you know what I mean?
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There's so much -- I mean, honestly, I'm not saying this -- I mean, there's a lot of false reporting, a lot of misreporting.
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I mean what happened is that the Greylock team reached out to me, and I mean they were very savvy about it.
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"Everything is possible" can mean anarchic fun and good times, but it can also mean that your worst fears can come true.
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Not only will this mean risking his union status, but it will mean he can't hire his friend of 30 years, Chuck.
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Some of his childre- I mean citizens used Twitter to wish a happy 215th birthday to their loving fathe- I mean President.
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You are not getting me kicked out!' because when I say they're next door, I mean 15 ft, I don't mean nearby.
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The change won't mean "purifying" entertainment, says a senior movie agent, but will mean films offer a more "balanced" view of sexuality.
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That doesn't mean kicking Dirk to the curb right away, necessarily, but it does mean putting a renewed emphasis on young talent.
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I mean, if you start going through meeting by meeting by meeting, I mean, you can make a case to justify it.
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At the BBC, the mean bonus gap was 20.3 percent or the Financial Times where the mean bonus gap was 37.9 percent.
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That does not mean that no questions are asked, but it does mean that the ones that are asked are fair ones.
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By "sharing," we mean stealing, and by "grandma," we mean the poor woman who's about to be completely covered in ice cream.
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On Being On Being looks at our life: What does it mean to be human and what does it mean to live?
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Having an off day doesn't mean that you aren't body positive, nor does it mean that body positivity isn't a worthy endeavor.
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If one state does it, what does it mean for other states and what does it mean for companies that operate there?
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But he's kind of reverting to some mean, in a way, and the mean is how, on average, incumbent presidents get reelected.
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Because while partnerships mean love, matching slippers, and Netflix-and-chill nights, they also mean — in some way or other — combining finances.
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Since "I saw the mean, big duck " and "I saw the big and mean duck" both sound fine, you need the comma.
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That doesn't mean we ignore what is done, nor does it mean that we don't make any efforts to make a difference.
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Creative thinking doesn't necessarily mean increased risk - it does mean new insight and new perceptions that require us to open our minds.
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There have already been numerous analyses of what this could mean for Brazilian politics—but what could it mean for the environment?
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It would mean the world to me if they knew how much they have helped me and what they mean to me.
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For example, if you write large letters, it could mean you are people oriented, whereas small letters could mean you are introverted.
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Now that we've got the novelty out of the way, what do those numbers mean — and what does Netflix think they mean?
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Stay-at-home parenting might mean losing a 401(k) match from an employer, but that doesn't mean you should stop saving.
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The rankings were compiled using three metrics: median earnings for full-time workers, mean hours worked per week, and mean commute time.
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"There's a question of what does it mean for us at this moment but also what will it mean for the future."
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That might not mean any of the women candidates currently running will get elected, but it could mean a slightly easier path.
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I don't mean that snarkily — I mean, what would acceptance of maddening, sad, upsetting things like that actually look like in practice?
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THRUSH: And you've been in interview--I mean, you're a good-- WILMORE: I mean, for me, I'm on a comedy show, too.
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That doesn't invalidate the results, but it does mean the data will be noisy, which could mean that the results are exaggerated.
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"I can never get it to mean what you want it to mean," Justice Kagan said of the words of the law.
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This doesn't mean there won't be witnesses as Democrats have demanded, but it does mean McConnell believes he can delay that decision.
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But what could any of this — men, coffins, journeys — possibly mean to these creatures, to whom nothing was required to mean anything?
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But that doesn't mean that the professor has abandoned those earlier bullish hopes about what Trump's election could mean for corporate America.
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" "I mean, if North Korea has a nuclear weapon, I mean, who are you going to try to prevent from getting one?
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Increasing debt will mean dwindling bonuses, so if legislators need to increase the debt ceiling, voters will know they really mean it.
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That does not necessarily mean their ancestors were collaborators, but it does mean they were less likely to suffer the worst abuses.
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I mean, I think a lot of people have actually liked what I've done in Venezuela, I mean from what I'm hearing.
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Although I do want to qualify that when I mean fair, I don't mean one joke about them, one joke about them.
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I mean, the key thing is it's almost like ... I mean, one way to think of it is almost like your iPhone.
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I know what you mean, but what I mean is even these things ... He speaks to people when they're useful to him.
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" Alternately, "mai" could mean "lost child" (迷子), or it can mean "my own" (マイ), making the title something like "Akane's own.
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That might mean the sky ends up blue, it might mean it ends up green, or it might mean it ends up as a red-blue gradient that tries to tell you a bit more about the world surrounding these characters.
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Look, the truth is that, you know, these justices, I mean, judges who are up to be a justice, I mean, if they have too many decisions that are controversial, I mean, that&aposs going to cause, you know, uprising.
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"It might mean that she loses her job or it might mean that she decides to go for another job but can't get a reference from her former employer, it might mean she's being denied promotions," O'Dwyer told Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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That the Senate bill fails on all these accounts — and is mean, mean, mean — is why every organized medical group, from the American Hospital Association to the American Medical Association to the Catholic Health Association, has come out against the bill.
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I mean if we do anything with increased revenue, I mean, spending should still probably be cut and we need to address entitlements.
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During the midterm campaigns, Democratic candidates and even grassroots leaders were happy to let those words mean whatever voters wanted them to mean.
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That would mean more people having to blow into a breathalyzer before they can turn on their car, which would mean safer roads.
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I mean, they got their photos on it and, I mean, yeahI know you can-- you can make some shifts and all that.
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And so finding that culture has been — and I mean very recently, I mean extremely recently — finding that culture has been very difficult.
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So while this doesn't mean we'll see cheerleading competitions in the next Olympics or even following ones, it does mean there's a possibility.
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Does that mean that you -- if you&aposre on a welfare program, does that mean you don&apost need the welfare program anymore?
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I don't want to be mean and I don't want to spend my time around people that are mean and putting me down.
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Fantastic. I mean, they have-, they have been enjoying the-, the convenience, the safety, I mean, the smarter life generated by AI technology.
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This doesn't mean Lovato is grouching on Swift, but it does mean the internet will quickly leap to the conclusion that she is.
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It doesn't mean Manafort colluded with Russians on Trump's campaign; it does mean that Trump knowingly brought aboard a boatload of Russian baggage.
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It doesn't mean the GOP should adopt Trump's divisive messages, but it does mean it needs to do a serious and convincing reboot.
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After all, it was only three words long, and didn't technically mean anything — which meant it could mean whatever you wanted it to.
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That could mean losing a friendship, but it could also mean losing your child's favorite teacher or the paramedic who saved your life.
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But that doesn't mean he'll win, and more importantly it doesn't mean his victory will be a good thing come general election time.
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The calling of one's name can mean a welcome opportunity, yet the selection of individuals, as in the Lety camp, can mean extermination.
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I mean, even yesterday with the blowing up of that site, I mean, no one was there from our side to substantiate that.
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The table has the range of analysts' estimates, the mean of these estimates and the number of estimates used to calculate the mean.
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Mean girl Devin (June Diane Raphael) continues to mean girl and encourage her yes-girl Lola (Nick Kroll, again) to do the same.
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If anything — and we don't mean to jump the gun here — could that mean logo-mania may soon be put out to pasture?
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"I mean I wasn't in synagogue, I was at the beach, I mean…if you come up with an option let me know."
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"Depending on what they find that could mean public enforcement action, public naming and shaming and it could mean fines," he told CNBC.
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While "home" could literally mean the place that you live, in the context of astrology, this could also mean, generally, sheltered and protected.
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I mean, like in the early 90s, I mean, there&aposs like - there&aposs always going to be a Picasso on the wall.
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But that would mean a drop in revenue which could mean a drop in stock price when Apple announces the drop in revenue.
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As if we needed more proof that Tony Stark, we mean, Lex Luthor, we mean Elon Musk, is really worried about robot overlords.
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Only by "now" we mean 7/27/2043 (that's the official launch date) and by "possible" we mean it's an April Fools' prank.
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I mean, if you look at charge card the first quarter with Visa, American Express – you name it, I mean, get those figures.
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The Dallas Fed's 12-month trimmed mean measure of PCE inflation indicates 2.1% inflation, while the six-month trimmed mean is at 2.2%.
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By "heart" we don't mean technical skill, nor even unusual strength and stamina and ambition; by "heart" we mean something like spiritual character.
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Saturn is a mean grandpa who hates kids—but if you work hard, this mean grandpa may just leave you a nice inheritance.
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"Regime collapse is likely to mean death for them, a war is likely to mean death -- the Americans are under much less pressure."
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But that can mean one of two things: It can mean that the people who were rich in the past got even richer.
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It doesn't mean he can't ever change, but it does mean that claim should obviously be treated with a healthy amount of incredulity.
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You know, I hate to see this s—- end like this, but I mean, I mean you try to (inaudible) to do this.
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Although that doesn't mean that every jealous person will become abusive, it does mean that jealousy is an unhealthy trait in a relationship.
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Detecting a cancer early can mean saving a life but it can also mean saving a patient from disfiguring surgery and toxic chemotherapy.
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Just because we're adults now doesn't mean we can't learn new things, and it certainly doesn't mean we can't have fun doing it.
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"I'm in Control" and "Mean What I Mean" both addressed a woman taking control of her own sexuality and advocating for sexual consent.
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And, I mean… I mean, obviously you can't put it in your room, can you, because it's not… it doesn't actually look good.
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Don't ignore your gut today, Taurus, and I don't mean when it comes to snacking—I mean when it comes to your feelings.
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Ending the plan would mean more Westinghouse debt and less for other creditors, and it could mean reduced benefits for the plan's participants.
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That doesn't mean it's going to be plain sailing, it doesn't mean everything is going to be fine from today or tomorrow onwards.
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I don't mean that our headlines are disturbing, which they often may be; I mean that too few people ever read beyond them.
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Well, if you follow ... I mean, we ... Yeah, I mean we sell a good sort of 10 million units of books a year.
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"They want to have open borders, and open borders mean crime, and open borders mean people drowning in the rivers," Mr. Trump said.
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What does it mean to be frightened of science and what does it mean to have fear whipped up in you about science?
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In 222, the mean (average) age of first-time mothers was about 20163 years old, but by 22016, the mean increased to 221.
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This does not mean sticking our heads in the sand, but it might mean limiting our own exposure to frantic and frightening media.
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When horrible things start to happen, we don't know what they mean, but we are prodded to suppose that they must mean something.
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That does not mean he will be a failure, of course, and it does not mean he should be run out of town.
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Immigration reform should mean something else entirely: it should mean improvements to our laws and policies to make life better for American citizens.
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I mean, we're talking about, what about Wayne Brady is any less black than any — I mean, it's obvious what those things are.
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That does not mean -- you know, very often that does not mean they were going to get the options they wanted inside JPMorgan.
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This doesn't mean anyone else is guaranteed to go, but if past is prologue, it could mean that more substantial fallout is coming.
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"It doesn't mean [the market's] necessarily bottomed, but does mean it's a really good place to start" buying "because it is forced selling."
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If someone accuses you of being two-faced, remind them that commitment doesn't mean boredom, and having fun doesn't mean shirking your responsibilities.
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Thorpe: FYAD was certainly known as a mean place, but it was not mean on the level of the meanness you see nowadays.
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I mean, I think Apple, Microsoft, Google, even Facebook had all these problems, not in quite this ... I mean, I call it quintessence.
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Owning the copyright doesn't mean they own the ideas in the tweet, but it does mean they own how those ideas are expressed.
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While it does mean she added a couple of clarifying details to the note, it doesn't mean she made the whole thing up.
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Words, phrases, and slang that mean one thing in the UK often mean a totally different thing in the US - and vice versa.
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" The meaning of 'mean' The President's "mean" comment, though, has not only undermined his negotiating power in the upcoming Senate discussions, it has also left House Republicans scratching their heads about how Trump could have sold a bill that he thought was "mean.
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"I'm worried I don't or won't have enough money," could mean a lot of different things—it could mean you want tax cuts, or it could mean that you want expensive government programs to be paid by tax increases on the rich.
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That might mean a nonpartisan election, like they have in Seattle, it might mean inside a Democratic primary, it could mean as a third party member -- all of these options are open to us precisely because we are not a political party.
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That doesn't mean that practicing good social distancing today will mean you'll get to see your friends tomorrow, but it does mean you can help more people — including those you love the most — stay safe while scientists work on treatments and vaccines.
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I think one of the things, if you listen to that podcast ... Everyone focused on the Holocaust deniers part where he said essentially they don't mean to lie, and I was like they do mean to lie; they mean to lie a lot.
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And again, when you have to do that in a short-term environment with people that aren't ... I mean people at the top of companies are older, and I don't mean to ... I mean, I'm old, and I think I do innovative things.
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This doesn't mean that Mulan is perfect — I have quite a few critiques of princess culture — but it does mean that Mulan is important.
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I mean that&aposs modern day courting at the justice department I mean come on, get a room and let&aposs just stop it.
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But it doesn't necessarily mean the money is going anywhere trustworthy, and it doesn't mean that it's going to research or to helping people.
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I mean, they got their photos on it and, I mean, yeah, I know you can ... you can make some shifts and all that.
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Still, that doesn't mean that the former Wizards of Waverly Place star is "backstabbing" Bella in any way — what does that even mean, anyway?
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While this doesn't mean I never have a reaction, it does mean that I can go outside without fear of death, which is something!
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The Trump people could mean that GoDaddy was compromised, or they could mean the domains were set up legitimately by someone in the company.
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Actually doing anything might mean having to change radically, might mean finally understanding all of the things broken inside the bright and shining city.
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And I don't mean this in a creepy way, I mean this in a data resource way that these algorithms can learn, eyes off.
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Mean Girls Watch chaos erupt as Mean Girls gets a little less Sixteen Candles and a little more Swimfan with a side of Carrie.
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One way out of this mire is to understand that the person spouting its benefits might not actually mean what you think they mean.
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That doesn't mean you'll be missing out in any major way, but it does mean the transition will take just a little bit longer.
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If the accusation of election meddling is to mean anything, it has to mean actions that are covert, illegal or violating an international norm.
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It doesn't mean all suppliers are using renewable energy; it also doesn't mean that they use 100 percent clean energy for all their clients.
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I mean, even the people who do not agree with her or don't like her have to admit that she's not a mean person.
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This doesn't mean you need a selfie stick — in fact, using one could mean the photo is taken too far away from your face.
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While it doesn't necessarily mean that brain cells are dying, it could mean that those precious cells are losing their support systems, McEwen says.
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I've always thought that "Make America Great Again" was genius marketing because it can mean whatever the person in power wants it to mean.
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But that doesn't mean that there wasn't someone in the woods who took Natalie, and that doesn't mean that James didn't see it happen.
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No, I don't mean listening to people with differing opinions, this isn't New York Times op-ed page, I mean just shooting the shit.
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If Mean Girls the movie brings back all kinds of high school nostalgia, then Mean Girls the musical will snap you back to reality.
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He said that did not mean there would be a U.S. warship following every American vessel and could simply mean aircraft in the area.
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At Thomson Reuters Professional UK Limited, the mean pay gap was 2.43 percent while at Reuters Limited the mean pay gap was 20.23 percent.
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That could mean getting it done as quickly as possible, but it could also mean doing so in as bipartisan a way as possible.
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Remember: feeling something doesn't mean that it's based in cold, hard reality, and it certainly doesn't mean that you will feel that way forever!
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"I mean I wasn't in a synagogue, I was at the beach, I mean…if you come up with an option let me know."
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This will mean, at the very least, shelving campaign promises and long-term ideological objectives; most likely it will mean seeking help from Democrats.
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Full moons are times for release—this may mean the end of something, but this could also mean release in the best sense: relief.
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To do so would mean not only winning an election, it would mean having an impactful presidency that shapes the arc of American history.
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New boundaries will mean a new selection process for many Labour legislators, which could mean that those opposed to Mr. Corbyn would be rejected.
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The first character is most often used to mean "command" but can also mean "good" and "beautiful," while the second means "peace" or "harmony".
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And if you overuse them, you run the risk of making them mean less or, in the worst-case scenario, mean nothing at all.
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And I know she knows I mean it, but that I also mean: I love them and I'm grateful and I'm glad you're here.
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As mean girls go, Veronica is plenty mean, but this is one of those compassionate Y.A. tales with a "hurt people hurt people" lesson.
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Accomplishing this involved four 153-letter entries — two across and two down — no mean feat for Mr. Huget, but really mean for us solvers.
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Right now the news, I mean everything is about men and women's relation, the Oscars, I mean the winner, Frances McDormand talked about inclusion.
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Does it mean they want to leave or does it mean they're really looking to escape the ways in which they have been portrayed?
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That could mean Cassini's spot disappeared and another one formed later, or it could mean that no one was looking carefully during that time.
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"That doesn't mean you can't express an opinion but it does mean I should not be giving (the Fed) advice," he said on CNN.
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That doesn't necessarily mean mainstream, but it does mean you'll see a bunch of them, and only one or two will be any good.
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THRUSH: I mean, do you think--well, I don't--just to throw this out here but, I mean, you're somebody who has done diagnosis.
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Temperance doesn't have to mean teetotaling; it can simply mean a culture of restraint that tries to keep a specific product in its place.
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The things you did, just your basic ... Yeah, I mean at that point it was really ... I mean, by the way, we had georgewbush.
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"Change one's tone?" could mean that you are adjusting how you speak to someone, or it could mean that you are getting a TAN.
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"We asked people to bring stories that mean something to them, you know what I mean?" she told me during a follow-up chat.
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This does not necessarily mean blind obedience to polls, but it does mean identifying and advancing policies that improve the lives of their voters.
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So when the winners are called at the 2018 Golden Globes, remember this: The results either mean everything, or they mean nothing at all.
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Trump's surrogates relentlessly gaslight the American public by pretending that Trump's worst offenses either didn't happen, or didn't mean what they think we mean.
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I just want to make sure I accurately describe the content of my [email] replies so they're not taken to mean something they don't mean.
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STEVE DOOCY, REPORTER, FOX NEWS: You mean the bias... TRUMP: I mean, they all worked for Comey, and Comey knew everything that was going on.
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A little more than half the nation wants guns more tightly regulated, because tighter regulation would mean fewer guns, which would mean less gun violence.
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Being experimental may mean some wonkiness in the UX, but it also could mean giving users upon something that works in a really unique way.
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Hitting "Send" would mean ending her on-again-off-again romance with Gus (Paul Rust); deleting it would mean hope for the show's central couple.
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This customer voice should hopefully mean better hardware and software, but Microsoft's centralized design does mean the company could be setting itself up to fail.
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Warren, we did talk at the top of last hour about what the China tariffs potentially mean for business and what they mean for Berkshire.
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I just knew, if everything goes right, what it would mean to my country and my family and what it would mean for my career.
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For some entrepreneurs, that will mean finding support from "the crowd," while for others it will mean seeking a specific few investors with relevant experience.
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That doesn't mean you have to chat with them every day, but it does mean that making a quality human connection will take you far.
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What do neighborhood activists and city officials mean when they say "local control" and "neighborhood character" and what does it mean for California's housing crisis?
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That doesn't mean retailers have lost, but it does mean they have no room to make any mistakes if they want to stay in favor.
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I love her — I don't mean that in a negative way, I mean that in the way that she lives her life in such truth.
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I've been conned in the past and getting conned doesn't mean that you're stupid, but it does mean that you didn't get what you wanted.
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I've been able to begin to change peoples' perceptions about what it might mean to be older, what it might mean to be a woman.
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I mean, is that something that they should be doing, or does it just mean that those prices will collapse arguably for no good reason?
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Some argued, as deputy director of communications for Trump's 2020 campaign Matt Wolking did, that perhaps he didn't mean what he clearly seemed to mean.
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And just because harassment has become a more visible problem doesn't mean it wasn't important before, and it certainly doesn't mean it wasn't already happening.
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"If that's not what employers mean and if you as an employee think they mean that, then you are putting yourself in a dangerous situation."
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By understand, I don't mean clutch at pearls constantly, I mean understandit they way we recognize a riptide or the ferocity of a wild animal.
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An elasticity of 1 would mean that income status is perfectly inherited between father and son, whereas an elasticity of 0 would mean no inheritance.
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But I think we have to get to the bottom line here, which is his tweets either mean something or they don&apost mean something.
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I mean, you know, I mean, I know FBI agents that I try to get stuff out of, and they don&apost talk to me.
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" Later, in a conversation with reporters, Pence said the sanctions send a clear message: "We mean what we say and we say what we mean.
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This is why the 2 notes from Megan Kelly to O'Reilly mean nothing & are a clueless, low & mean-spirited defense by O'Reilly's team. Shame. pic.twitter.
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That doesn't mean Republicans' desire to repeal the law is gone and it doesn't mean that Democrats are going to suddenly join hands with Republicans.
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I don't mean non-combat ways to accomplish the same thing, I mean actual systems devoted to gameplay that do not involve killing someone else.
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" Then it was back to more tweets about the World Trade Center before — "I mean even if she couldnt act you know what I mean?
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I feel like that's what makes these things lose their teeth a little bit, because they cease to mean what they were intended to mean.
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Medicare for All would also mean more formularies for services and prescription drugs, which would mean less access to treatment and less innovation in medicine.
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BECKY QUICK: So does that mean-- I mean, if the one factor is interest rates, we know that the Fed is looking at raising rates.
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This may mean reporting on completion rates, loan repayment, and earnings by particular programs, as well as by college, and it may mean much more.
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In that previous study period, "mean (or average) weight increased by more than 24 pounds and mean height increased by [about] 1 inch," Ogden said.
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By afternoon, it was back above that level and a successful test could mean a market rally, but a failure could mean steeper declines ahead.
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The rapid growth phase might mean long hours with lots project juggling, while the sustaining phase could mean days focused on quality assurance and process.
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Does this unusually long period of good times mean we're in for more good times, or does it mean we should prepare for the worst?
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I mean, I'm sure it's good, but what I mean is I automatically assume that I won't like it but don't want to sound picky.
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My impression was that many of the East Germans in the room were downplaying it and said it didn't mean what it appeared to mean.
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I mean the tone and timbre of the sounds that come out of our mouths, but I also mean the uncamouflaged content of those voices.
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Kristie De Peña: I won't even venture to guess what he actually does mean, but there are a couple of things that it could mean.
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Even if TransCanada wins, it doesn't mean the pipeline will get built — it will simply mean the US government has to hand over some cash.
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When someone says, 'I didn't mean it that way,' well, their real question should be not 'Did I mean it?' but, 'Am I causing harm?
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I mean, what happens to the value of some – I mean, you are a Sacramento Kings guy, they're not really in the mix right now.
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What does this accomplishment mean to you and what does it mean about the possibilities for films starring black actors and written by black writers?
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Later, when Rogers said he did not mean for his answer to King's question to sound confrontational, King said he did mean to sound confrontational.
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This could mean energy grids and oil plants, or it could mean nuclear power facilities—it's all dependent on the weapons lurking below the surface.
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AK: You've said Uber should focus on core markets, what did you mean by that and what does it mean for the business going forward?
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But to turn from Twitter toward these issues would mean something rarer than logging off, it would mean writing about more profound abuses of power.
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The delays in testing can mean patients miss out on treatment but may also mean the scale of the problem is worse than we know.
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I mean, there's no sadness in that ... I see the beauty in not being able to blow past defenders anymore, you know what I mean?
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Members of his team are already good at pretending that Trump doesn't mean what he clearly does mean, on matters of NATO and much else.
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Interestingly, though deep decarbonization would mean more electricity demand, it would mean 10 percent lower overall energy demand, mainly because demand would decline in transportation.
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"I don't mean to offend people, I just mean to speak directly to people, and I think that's why people want me in this race."
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"I assume he did not literally mean to sodomize me with a submarine," Musk said, "just as I didn't literally mean he was a pedophile."
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That doesn't mean that they don't offer the team feedback on what is going wrong, but it does mean that they take the blame publicly.
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"They just pretty much read me, I mean not read me, I mean they really didn't read me, they did read me, but..." she said.
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That doesn't mean that we need to be shrinking violets, but it does mean that acting as an individual is less effective than acting collectively.
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" Along these lines, sometimes people mix up other similar-sounding words — so they write "they're" when they mean "their" or "who's" when they mean "whose.
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Yeah, I mean, they're doing it in the studios, but it's a little bit of a disaster over there, but, you know what I mean.
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By "pollution", those who make this argument don't mean natural particulate matter such as pollen and soil dusts, they mean nasty industrial and vehicle pollution.
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So, I mean, a bunch of things ... But they've been trained that way to get into this high school, get ... you know what I mean?
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TL: Well yeah, I mean the skating ... I mean obviously the public always tunes in for the Olympic Games, but there is a skating season.
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This doesn't mean that his presidency is succeeding, or that NeverTrumpers were wrong to oppose him; it doesn't mean that his manifest incapacity won't lead to some disaster; it doesn't mean that conservatives or anyone else should be happy to have porn stars and race-baiting in the headlines; it doesn't mean that the Trump chapter in our history won't be remembered for hastening decline.
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His short term memory isn't so good, but I mean if I met someone earlier today I probably wouldn't remember either so I mean that's understandable.
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"I mean I'm gonna still eat eggs and probably chicken and probably steak I mean I gotta have steak and oysters and definitely bacon," he jokes.
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BTIG's raises an important question: does this mean allowing users to upload and share more video or does this mean offering video entertainment to Facebook users?
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But that doesn't mean that we can't use what we've learned to speculate broadly nor does it mean that we will ever explain away our creativity.
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I mean, obviously, the -- most of the foreign policy establishment in Washington -- and that includes Republicans -- I mean, they&aposre what we used to call neocons.
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"Bachelor in Paradise, I mean again, I have no bad relationship with the Bachelor family, so I mean, I don't really know," the reality star says.
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The dancing syllables of that "Preface" are unlike anyone else's, and while they may not exactly say what they mean, they certainly mean what they say.
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I mean, so you've seen, I mean, some colleges have scaled back on early admissions at the elite levels over the last five years or so.
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Does that mean there are people in America that are...that are...uh, uh…does it mean there are people in America that are not racist?
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By which I mean: it might be technically possible, but the logistical headaches involved mean there has to be serious will (and money) behind any efforts.
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If the notion of republican government is to mean anything, it must mean that the act of electing a man does not permit him legal impunity.
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But it doesn't mean I approve of a [what has been alleged], and it also doesn't mean I'll necessarily have the same opinion of future work.
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TRIPPI: Well, first of all, there is tension on the democratic side too, but you never see -- I mean this is news, I mean two senators.
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That doesn't mean that these flavorings will necessarily do the same things in human lungs, but it does mean that there needs to be more research.
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I'm going to have to ask you to only say what you mean and mean what you say when you're in our lab—is that clear?
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The word socialism and things like that, that doesn&apost mean -- INGRAHAM: So they think everything is -- NIXON: It doesn&apost mean anything to them words.
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In no way did I mean to come across mean, but chose to end the show as the people in the front row would not listen.
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This would mean that countries like Saudi Arabia would draw down their own oil stocks, which would subsequently mean consumers drawing down on these oil reserves.
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This can mean the geographic and social distance between bars in the Bronx and DC, but it can also mean two bars half a block apart.
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"We weren't particularly happy about the outcome of the election in 2008, but that didn't mean we boycotted, that didn't mean we threw a tantrum," Sen.
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By "here" I mean Hollywood, and by "things" I mean preconceived notions of Asian-American actors, female comedians, and millennials who get famous off of YouTube.
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" Mean Girls cast member Stefanie Drummond — who played Bethany Byrd in Mean Girls, the student who famously said, "One time, she punched me in the face.
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However, just because Saturn's rings are disappearing doesn't mean there's necessarily any cause for alarm — it might just mean that the rings haven't always been there.
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I mean, in a lot of ways ... If that's what you think is drastic in this country ... I mean, the message is, it's not working. Yeah.
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"Just because a man did this doesn't mean you can't do it too ... or a girl did this doesn't mean you can't do it," he said.
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"But that doesn't mean that he didn't want to cooperate, that doesn't mean that he wouldn't do anything to achieve an advantage," he told The Intercept.
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And it may also mean that the Falcon 9 will require design changes to prevent future explosions — which will likely mean longer delays for the company.
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This can mean "how you say it, not what you say," or it can mean "which words do you choose" to describe an issue or situation.
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Learning could mean speaking with a financial advisor — or it could mean checking some books out of the library or taking advantage of free resources online.
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I don't mean that in a "stars in my eyes" way; I just mean that I knew in my heart of hearts that I had purpose.
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"For fintech, some people mean bitcoin and cryptocurrencies; some people mean the technology JPMorgan uses for trading," said Angela Lee, Columbia Business School's chief innovation officer.
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But that doesn't mean he will win it again -- more on that in a minute -- and it certainly doesn't mean that his attacks on Minnesota Rep.
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Just because something is nuanced and difficult does not mean that it cannot be done; and certainly does not mean that it should not be done.
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Courts cannot mean what Chemerinsky says they mean, if courts actually say that a speaker cannot be excluded from campus because of his or her viewpoint.
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This would mean better and potentially even less-expensive drugs would make their way to market, and it could also mean drugs that are safer overall.
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It doesn't mean I don't like him and it doesn't mean he doesn't have a future, but at some point you have to put up numbers.
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Power dressing does not have to mean dressing like a man, but it also does not have to mean dressing like a clichéd male wet dream.
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In public, Peggy avoided holding his hand until his hair had grown back enough to not seem to mean what it may have seemed to mean.
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For these people, paying for food may mean skipping a visit to the doctor, or paying rent may mean they can't afford to fix their car.
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CreditCredit If you bless an animal, does that mean it has a soul, and if it has a soul, does that mean you shouldn't eat it?
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The Trump administration's protestations about the limited scope of Operation Janus mean nothing because the Trump administration's words, to its critics, mean nothing at this point.
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But it does mean that securing actual tangible policy wins for Trump in the runup to the 2020 election will mean combating an increasingly polarized House.
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Having a "body" on shift does not mean proficiency, nor does it mean an individual will perform at a level necessary to make sound correctional judgement.
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" The key passage begins, rather famously: "But down these mean streets a man must go who is not himself mean, who is neither tarnished nor afraid.
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I mean, is there anything like--I mean, do your par--here's a question: Do your parents--I'm going to wring some emotion out of you.
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That doesn&apost mean simply charging or increasing delivery fees — it could also mean listing higher prices on online menus than customers would find in stores.
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That does not mean we Australians will become Beijing's ally, but it does mean we will begin tacitly to acquiesce to China's claims to regional leadership.
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Change can mean tariff battles that can hamper economic and job growth, while security can mean vastly increased attacks on migrants and protestors across the continent.
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Familiar faces are missing, and compressing the show into a holiday themed box (by which the producers mean Christmas; they always mean Christmas) is immediately confusing.
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" "I mean, it is close now to racism, white — I mean, I don't know if it's racism exactly — but ethnonationalism of some kind, let's call it.
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What's more, decarbonizing doesn't mean accepting a future of less — it can mean a more awesome, humane, technologically rich, and socially inspiring future for us all.
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Small variations in these products mean that they travel through virtually the same supply chain, so an issue with one supplier can mean recalling multiple products.
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I mean, still she could have won because she's doing things other people don't, but it was — I mean, the story said it was too early.
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I mean, it made it so that someone unqualified, indecent ... I mean look, we've had good presidents, bad presidents, we've had excesses and this and that.
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One side of the pottery piece contains a series of Egyptian hieroglyphic symbols that represent the words "bibiya-ta" (a word that can mean "earth snail"), "garu" (a word that can mean "dove") and "da&aposat" (a word that can mean "kite"), Schneider wrote in his paper.
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"That don’t mean that I don’t think that Black Lives Matter, that I don’t mean that I don’t think I believe in women’s rights, that don't mean that I don't believe in gay marriage..." he said.
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I mean, I was wanting to, I mean like everybody else that wants to go eat in a Ramsay restaurant and then, I just didn't get in.
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Having Lynch syndrome does not necessarily mean a person will develop colon cancer, though it does mean there is a far more increased likelihood that they will.
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I mean I mean from your own experience being here, compare what it was like for you and how you worked with how you see her working.
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The mean payment for a personal injury claim was $850,041.76, while the mean death benefit was $678,484.33, according to data released by the victims fund in May.
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I don't mean really hear it, I mean that you never forget the memories, so that person is stuck with you in the positive and the negative.
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"The administration's mean-spiritedness towards art and entertainment is an expression of their mean-spirited attitude about people who want that art and entertainment," De Niro said.
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Brexit would mean the north leaving the EU and so could mean checks along the frontier again and different trade rules that could inflame tensions once more.
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So, we now-, we-, yeah, I mean, if you want to go to the office, I mean, to work overtime, you don't need to bring a badge.
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"I thought about my family and how much I mean to them and they mean to me… I didn't want it to be the end," he says.
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This could mean the entire Jamboard switching over to a professional app, like Trello, or it could mean new tools and widgets inside the existing Jamboard experience.
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In the original, the Heathers are the standard "mean girl" archetype: beautiful, thin, and fashionable, they were the clear inspiration for future squads like Mean Girls' Plastics.
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This may mean an independent service for watching League matches in the near future, which could mean a premium (AKA not free) streaming experience outside of Twitch.
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For some, it might mean having a fancy dinner out; for others, it might mean hitting up a comedy show and laughing so hard you can't breathe.
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This might not mean a lot to Samsung Galaxy S8 owners, but it might mean the world to anyone from Tracphone users to people in developing countries.
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This does not mean all supporters of the reactionary right are racists; it does mean that where there are racists, they will mostly support the reactionary right.
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Now that being said, look – just because I have a political leaning doesn't mean that I am unreasonable, doesn't mean that I reject counter points of view.
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Just because you can imagine something doesn't mean that it's true, and just because you can imagine a future doesn't mean that it will come to be.
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It doesn't mean you need to abolish a reasonable work environment, but it does mean you need to make accommodations for the things that matter in life.
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I mean, if you have a steel business or a retail business I mean, you're trying to offer a better product all the time to your customer.
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And I mean that seriously, because the game never really makes it clear what loaded terms like "change" and "nature" mean in the context of the sentence?
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Even if the people of Puerto Rico vote to become a state, it doesn't mean anything unless (again) the United States government allows it to mean something.
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That doesn't mean they expose them to harsh circumstances just to toughen them up, but it does mean they let them feel bored, disappointed, and frustrated sometimes.
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"That can mean having premarital sex and hooking up a lot, but it can also mean being asexual, or choosing to wait to have sex," Twenge said.
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That would mean Fitbit is on target to introduce at least two more products (though "products" could mean either hardware or software) before the end of 2016.
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I mean it's fascinating that Peter Thiel can spend all his money ruining a group of people that he considers mean and there's so much meanness everywhere.
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And when life is made of choices one has to ask the question, 'What are we to each other, what does marriage mean, what does coupling mean?
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Taking advantage of a new type of food could mean the difference between starvation and survival, or it could mean an early death from accidental self-poisoning.
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Keep in mind that just because you can afford a bigger space doesn't mean you necessarily need one, and more space can mean higher real estate taxes.
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The Constitution itself offers little guidance: Presidents can be impeached for "high crimes and misdemeanors," which can mean whatever the House and Senate want it to mean.
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But the famous fashion companies continued to look for ways to make the "Made in Italy" tag mean what it was supposed to mean without forgoing profits.
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In Palmer's work a "song could mean anything" or "the song might mean nothing," so readers have permission to make what they will out of his words.
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Obviously, as a visionary, and an American, you have the right to use words to mean whatever you want them to mean— Musk : Thank you, that's correct.
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There's a whole series of things that you can do that don't mean borrow more, that don't mean tax less, but to do it thoughtfully and elegantly.
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The people might be ignorant, the people might be... I don't mean ignorant in a cynical way, I mean ignorant because they haven't been given decent education.
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And that's the other thing—and this is something I tell the girls—just 'cause you're old doesn't mean you're cool, and doesn't mean you deserve respect.
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But that doesn't mean Ford is ruling out selling personally owned autonomous vehicles, nor does it mean that Ford will only make cars that are fully autonomous.
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Mean gene expression, as measured by percentage of micro-dystrophin positive fibers was 76.2% and the mean intensity of the fibers was 74.5% compared to normal control.
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None of those mean someone will radicalize for sure, nor do the absence of those factors mean it won't happen, but they're the things that typically coincide.
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True, it doesn't mean favoring any side of any given issue; but it does mean favoring the extremes, the conspiracy theorists, the histrionic diatribes on all sides.
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But also that it would mean something, might mean all kinds of things to a whole bunch of different people when I came out and said this.
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I mean, wouldn't that be a better way to – I mean, why do the data, why do the analysis, if you're not going to take it seriously?
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Well, I mean, if you look at VSCO, Instagram, I mean any of these products where did they get a lot of their UI for creative editing?
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Failure to meet the safe harbor doesn't mean you can't claim the deduction, but it does mean the burden of proof is on you if you're audited.
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I mean, India&aposs really in a tough position on climate going forward, right, I mean, because they desperately need the coal even more than the Chinese.
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He plays a mean game of Dejarik (Star Wars holochess, essentially), by which I mean he's prone to violence when he loses (or so Han Solo says).
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But that doesn't mean that states' expansion costs aren't overbudget today, nor does it mean that taxpayers — including federal taxpayers — haven't paid far more than officials projected.
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New updates mean new tools, which mean more efficient ways to code programs to run the way you want on an internet that is itself constantly evolving.
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I mean, it is close now to racism, white — I mean, I don't know if it's racism exactly — but ethno-nationalism of some kind, let's call it.
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But also that it would mean something, might mean all kinds of things to a whole bunch of different people when I came out and said this.
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But I do look at it and say what does this mean for -- coming back to my job, what does this mean for how the market functions?
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It really pushes in a world where VR is, what does it mean to be a person, what does it mean to be co-located with people.
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Mean while , in bushwick , Brooklyn NY ..... pic.twitter.
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