I don't think that all that stuff means anything domestically.
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I'm not sure what this means — if it means anything.
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Answer: Not unless the word "alimony" means anything to you.
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Pop just means anything that's popular at any given time.
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The question is whether her sacrifice means anything at all.
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But none of it really means anything in Isle of Dogs.
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But if Israel's track record means anything, there's a good chance.
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If equality under law means anything, this double standard must go.
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In reality, none of those "kill-by" deadlines likely means anything.
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If the name "Sanic" means anything to you, you'll be pleased.
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"The best of Twitter means anything people are talking about," he explained.
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Nothing means anything, love is futile, everything is over, let's make out.
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Do you think this means anything in terms of the tech sector?
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"Do folks still think the national generic ballot means anything?" he asked.
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Yet, we never saw a body, which means anything could have happened.
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Well, if the latest crop of cleansers means anything, quite a bit.
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And it's one we'll never recover from if trust means anything anymore.
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If that means anything, though, Harper was in no mood to share.
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Khloe and French left the club together ... unclear if that means anything.
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"With post-modernism it's all a game, nothing means anything," she says.
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Walking around on land means anything could happen, whether a cutscene or combat.
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Our whole world is temporary and nothing means anything, least of all objects.
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Android lets you hide sensitive information, which usually means anything from messaging apps.
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If it means anything, it means simply that both of them were pros.
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But I'm grateful, because anything that means anything, you have to work for it.
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"We must succeed if the future of Europe means anything to us," he said.
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This means anything from removing trees to improve forest health to eradicating invasive species.
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The term has been thrown around so much, it barely means anything at all.
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I don't know if means anything coming from a gay man but it's happened.
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But let's argue about what I Love Dick means, not whether it means anything.
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That means anything you post with the privacy level "Public," they see in their feed.
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Well, I'm so glad you asked because impact means anything to anybody these days. Right?
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Neither one of their platforms means anything unless there is first real campaign finance reform.
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But Team Clinton and most of the experts don't seem to think this means anything.
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We need to know the entire context of the tape if the tape means anything.
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Big data has become such a broad rubric that I am not sure means anything.
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If we want to say that this story means anything, that has to mean everything.
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He uses words like "radical traditionalist" and "archeofuturist," neither of which means anything to anyone.
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Perhaps none of this means anything, as Mr. Trump and many of his supporters believe.
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I do not think that it means anything less than wanting progress for our people.
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That, Merrill said, means anything from assisting with digital efforts to op-eds and fundraising.
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If our oath to defend the Constitution means anything, we cannot ignore this President's actions.
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Call anyone who means anything to you and tell them how much they mean to you.
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That is, if that giant rock on her finger in a recent Instagram photo means anything.
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Whether or not that means anything will actually be different this time around is another matter.
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The episode forces Alicia to consider how she feels about marriage and whether it means anything.
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If that means anything, it means that no one is above the law, including the president.
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That means anything passed by the House will have to win support from some Senate Democrats.
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Here's just one snippet of too-meaningful dialogue: "Nothing I do means anything," he said suddenly.
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It's a bit like TLC's Four Weddings, only with instant hotels, if that means anything to you.
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Their survivalist instinct also needs to eradicate any threats, which means anything that triggers their only weakness.
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If the slideshow ahead means anything, it's that, like a type of Kardashian, fashion (still) loves curiosity.
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Do whatever you please; tattoos are all about self-expression, after all, and that means anything goes.
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Though, I hope this job-crushing policy goes away, if a recent tweet by Trump means anything.
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"But now 'vintage' means anything more than three seasons old, and even less sometimes," Ms. Steele wrote.
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The question -- and this is always the question with Trump -- is whether any of this means anything.
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"All the fancy design terms that you see out there, none of it means anything," he said.
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To the extent the current superhero profusion means anything, it may be that the United States post-Sept.
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Everyone always spots celebs there, but the only person I've seen who means anything to me is Angelyne.
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Or who knows, maybe I'm probably just being trolled by a troll and none of this means anything.
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That's the critical thing here: Nothing anyone finds means anything without the will to do something about it.
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This means anything that increases new home prices also increases the value of all homes in a market.
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"[Trump] is the president-elect, but I don't think it means anything for us at CNN," Martin continued.
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But if his friendship means anything to you, standing up for yourself and others is a baseline requirement.
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It makes me really happy when she says them but I don't think it means anything to her.
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Nothing can hurt you, nothing can happen, nothing means anything until the next day when you do it again.
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I'm not suggesting that means anything, but it does make for a good cherry on top of the fallout.
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It means anything with a timestamp and a location stamp, and the attempt to integrate all that sundry data.
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And when you leave additives out, that means anything goes, with flavors that can be all over the map.
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"No one should draw the conclusion that this means anything about General Flynn cooperating against the President," Sekulow said.
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"No one should draw the conclusion that this means anything about General Flynn cooperating against the President," Sekulow added.
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If you are a Democrat, "directly" means anything and everything that led up to Russian involvement in the election.
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There's always going to be your first exposure to something, and it never really means anything until it's personal.
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They're realists or they're empiricists or they're speculative realists or whatever it is, and none of it means anything.
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But if the holiday season means anything at all, it's about believing in things that we cannot actually see.
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Though with a district so horribly gerrymandered, the idea that the location of your residence means anything seems laughable.
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On the other hand, it's 2018 and Amazon owns Whole Foods — which means anything is possible in the grocery space.
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So if that's where you're starting, then actually none of this," she said, gesturing to her body, "means anything, really.
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Here's a sample of the reaction to what went down from the British press: Literally none of it means anything.
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But I'm also playing No Man's Sky, and that means anything — from interstellar travel to slow, merciless death — is possible.
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Not that it means anything, but while the drawings include a "data connector," there's no headphone jack that I saw.
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The 14th Amendment guarantees equal protection, but this only means anything if it can be broadly interpreted and boldly enforced.
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Wednesday was its official start, though whether that means anything anymore given the state of the world's weather is unclear.
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Otherwise, "it's likely you won't feel the change means anything and might revert back to those name brands," Malani says.
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Uber has influenced many aspects of how we commute, but do you think that fact means anything to the public?
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While there is peace in having financial security and comfort, neither means anything unless you help others and have gratitude.
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Sea sponges may not look like much, but if seniority on our planet means anything, they deserve your unwavering respect.
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If 18 deference means anything, it means that the arbitrator is entitled to 19 generous latitude in phrasing his conclusions.
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Because of that dark adolescence, Nadia grew into a "nothing means anything to me" adult, as Lyonne says of her character.
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Besides smartphones, the array of modules can cover cameras, drones and laptops — well, with an AC port that really means anything.
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Less persuasive is Goyanes's view that the works "evoke the ghostly symbolic order of late capitalism"—if that even means anything.
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It used millions of internet of things (IoT) devices, which means anything connected to the internet could potentially become a zombie.
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The Trump administration, starting at the very top, was caught woefully off-guard, which means anything Trump does now is triage.
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"If the First Amendment means anything, it means you can't body-slam a journalist," said Republican Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska.
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"I don't think this means anything," Eddie Vedder said as he collected his gold gramophone for Best Hard Rock Performance in 1996.
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Next is "hot," which means anything that needs to happen in the next few days or you'll suffer a consequence, she says.
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It has also teamed up with West Ham United football club as the official VPN partner, if that means anything to you.
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If Kasich means anything, he means "privatize", not Uberize — convert Social Security into a giant 401(k) plan, replace Medicare with vouchers.
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"At the end of the day, we're getting into bed together... and nothing from the outside world or anybody's opinion means anything."
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"I'm very suspicious this means anything," said Magdi el-Gizouli, a fellow with the Rift Valley Institute, a research and training organization.
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Just watch the damn video below and decide for yourself what this means, or whether any of this means anything at all.
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For McEntire, feeling young is a matter of following her career passions, and these days, that means anything that offers fun or purpose.
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I mean, I truly believe that if justice means anything-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: How did Hillary get away with not going to jail here?
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The way that it means anything is by how it affects our daily lives, and as lawyers, we are stewards of the law.
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To the extent that "safe space" means anything, then, it's a form of situational solace or healing, not a fixed, cordoned-off area.
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Now that he has a "friend" that he makes jokes with behind her back she fears that she no longer means anything to anyone.
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The new behavior being introduced to Chromium means anything added to the history that didn't require a "user gesture" will be ignored in future.
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If equal justice under the law means anything, it should mean that everyone is treated fairly, consistently, and without regard to size or wealth.
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Here's a 2009 TED talk about it: WiTricity calls its product "mid-range" wireless charging, which means anything from a centimeter to several feet.
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People are paid outrageous sums to play, and other people pay slightly less-outrageous sums to watch, and none of it means anything, really.
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Meanwhile, on the right there are the usual cries of "socialism," which these days means anything to the left of eating poor people's babies.
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Our sources say Brad and Angelina don't have a prenup, which means anything they earned while they were married is a 50/50 split.
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That means anything and everything will weigh on their decisions — stock market volatility, the government shutdown and the growing fear that the economy will weaken.
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San Francisco is not Airbnb's biggest market, not by a long shot, which means anything Airbnb does there likely won't change the company's bottom line.
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As George Orwell once noted, if liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.
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Looking back on that opening scene now, it's as clear as ever that Milch was asking us to consider if getting civilized actually means anything.
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Men have this irrational fear of anything they perceive as better—which in their eyes means anything bigger than their penis—at pleasing their partner.
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"No one should draw the conclusion that this means anything about General Flynn cooperating against the president," Jay Sekulow, another attorney for Trump, said on Thursday.
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If any of Philo's signature aesthetic will remain at all is left unclear, but if Gaga's latest handbag moment means anything, it's that Slimane means business.
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The new transition team had prepared "public source" vetting on potential nominees -- which means anything available on the public record -- but had not gone beyond that.
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Dispatchable is a broad (and getting broader) category — it means anything that grid operators can use to actively manage the balance of electricity supply and demand.
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But it also had the luxury of time to get it right, knowing that its powerful iPhone platform means anything it launches has a built-in advantage.
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But whether it means anything else—Radiohead has, for instance, been a very vocal opponent of both YouTube and streaming music services like Spotify—is anyone's guess.
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With September's (unconfirmed but very probable) iPhone event right around the corner, the iPhone rumor mill is in its penultimate stage, and this means anything is possible.
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If that means anything, it's that she has a strong network of followers who will be pleased to hear the new music she's working obsessively over currently.
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McConnell's promise: Whether or not March 5 really means anything, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell promised an open floor debate on DACA, and a vote is expected.
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The song still doesn't mean anything—no more than a blend of country, rock, hip-hop, and pop means anything to the flavor profile of a whiskey.
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Except that now we live in the world with Amazon, which means anything is possible and affordable — even your very own, over-the-top Vivian Ward moment.
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That means anything on the phone — calls, movies on Netflix or songs from iTunes — get streamed right into the ear of those with severe to profound hearing loss.
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Here's what else is happening: This weather means anything but war; it'll be so peaceful today that you might just want to fall asleep on a park bench.
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If the First Amendment's Establishment Clause means anything, it has to mean that God's will cannot be a constitutional justification for a law that erases an individual right.
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You can invent, you can get a patent, you can build a company, but with the PTAB's power-mongering, no inventor can be assured their patent means anything.
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"Economic growth" no longer means anything to people who work for a living: they don't see the gains, and are instead made to compete for contracts and service gigs.
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But it also means anything else is a bust -- and could leave him limping out of the Hawkeye State into New Hampshire, where Trump is also in the lead.
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People are still trying to figure out if the inverted yield curve means anything or not, said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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That means anything you can view on your phone can be cast to Hudly in real time, so you're free to use all your favorite navigation and media apps.
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And if the First Amendment means anything, it means Americans can't be criminally prosecuted for speaking without a license where the license, as a matter of law, doesn't exist.
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"People are still trying to figure out if the inverted yield curve means anything or not," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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"No one should draw the conclusion that this means anything about General Flynn cooperating against the president," Trump legal team member Jay Sekulow said last week on ABC News.
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Whether or not that means anything for the canon is up in the air, but knowing that you are seen by those behind the scenes is a big deal, nonetheless.
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"[I]f the First Amendment means anything", the Second Circuit wrote, "it means that the best response to disfavoured speech on matters of public concern is more speech, not less".
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "If feminism means anything it's diversity," Rita Mae Brown, the author and poet, says in the opening moments of the documentary Some American Feminists.
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Whether the word "teraflops" means anything to you, or you're laughing out loud at this silly new word, all you need to know is this: Stadia promisesserioushorsepower in the cloud.
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Some bears are skeptical if a trade deal means anything, while other bears think the trade truce will dissuade the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates later this month, he said.
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Never mind that millions of us not only "like" Hillary, insofar as that means anything, but we are inspired and awed by the years of service she has devoted — to us!
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The blue checkmark no longer means anything — if it ever did — but I think they should tier it so if you're who you really are, you're being viewed more or less.
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"I'm not inclined to say that the willingness to settle on the farmer side of things means anything to the lawsuits that have been filed by the grain handlers," McEowen added.
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Anything above 7 is technically considered alkaline, meaning it has more hydroxide than hydrogen ions, but but what that means for the body isn't clear — if it means anything at all.
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I make my coffee (Cafe du Monde in the Chemex) and get dressed in a preppy plaid RTR dress (La Petit Robe di Chiara Boni if that means anything to you?
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But if the phrase "high crimes or misdemeanors" means anything, it includes violation of a serious criminal statute that bars citizens from undermining the foreign policy actions of the sitting president.
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"Freedom of expression is really hard — at least really hard if it means anything," Himes said, bringing up catastrophes like Facebook's role in facilitating the massacre of the Rohingya people in Myanmar.
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If that headline means anything at all to you, you will probably fall in love with the fabulously named Ducky Pocket just like I did today on the Computex Taipei show floor.
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Each time he encounters something that feels like a metaphor, he peers at it skeptically, tempted to see significance but unwilling to tie his loss up into a story that "means" anything.
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"You don't think this data means anything, and then all the sudden somebody else takes the data and rearranges it, and all the sudden it's a big deal," Dr. Slomovic pointed out.
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In terms of designers who've made similar business moves, White Label is probably going to be a good idea, if the success and cult craze that surrounds T by Alexander Wang means anything.
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Tribal groups have vowed to sue over any reduction to Bears Ears, but Filfred said Trump "has been sued so many times already I don&apost know if that means anything to him."
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Some senior administration officials have downplayed the lack of information emerging from Trump's meeting with Putin, suggesting Trump's freewheeling nature means anything said during the session is unlikely to be viewed as ironclad.
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To the extent that the "establishment" means anything to me, it does mean that kind of nexus of Democrats who migrate back and forth onto K Street and other business community-type things.
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The endlessly glib Dershowitz begins to talk — "My old friend, Abu Mazen" — but Epstein's mind wanders; he has reached a stage where all the empty, obligatory talk about peace no longer means anything.
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The unexpectedly tight state of the referendum race -- with only a narrow majority of Britons in recent polls backing continued E.U. membership -- means anything Obama does say has the potential to be highly controversial.
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"Well, you know, Rob doesn't really go to those big events ever, so that says nothing about anything, because Rob wasn't at Kim's wedding, so I don't think it means anything," Cheban told E!
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None of the technical work means anything unless there is an emotional connection — for you as the actor but also to the people you're delivering the speech to and then the audience as well.
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Devolver Digital is already a wild card when it comes to E3 briefings, and the late hour and the company's existing penchant for messing with folks when it comes to briefings means anything could happen.
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But if the image of a shimmering black jacket — and Lady Gaga's recent toting of a sleek Slimane-designed handbag in Paris — means anything, it's that it could very well be something all his own.
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In 1938, the Young Communist League at the University of Wisconsin put out a pamphlet that read: Some people have the idea that a YCLer is politically minded, that nothing outside of politics means anything.
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If this means anything for pop media going forward, it's that the pursuit of moments that cut through the noise of social media and unite increasingly deep niches of interest will continue to be key.
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God please prevent me from ever thinking that anything I find out about my family and friends means anything about them, by recalling to me that anything they find out about me means nothing about me.
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But consistent with a statement from acting commissioner Kevin McAleenan last summer, they're explicitly banned from accessing cloud data — per these guidelines, that means anything that can't be accessed while the phone's data connection is disabled.
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As ideas for art, they may be said to qualify as proto-postmodern, to the extent that that means anything, for their tension between the Duchampian readymade (with white borders signalling thingness) and self-abnegating obsession.
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Here's a look at a few players that, for one reason or another, better or worse, have stood out, with an open inquiry into whether how well or bad they've been so far actually means anything.
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"Until we see what they intend to do, none of this means anything," said Barry Lynn, director of the Open Markets Institute, a Washington think tank that has played a leading role in raising antitrust concerns.
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"If the separation of powers means anything, it must mean that Congress cannot give the executive branch a blank check to write a code of conduct governing private conduct for a half-million people," Gorsuch wrote.
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What hope means, and what recovery means, is getting up every day in the full knowledge that nothing means anything and we're all going to die pointlessly and too soon, and getting on with shit anyway.
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The data could intensify the debate on whether the BOJ's dogged adherence to a 2 percent inflation target means anything - finance minister Taro Aso predicted "things could go wrong" if the BOJ hung on to that goal.
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In resolving this appeal, we remind the litigants and the public that if the First Amendment means anything, it means that the best response to disfavored speech on matters of public concern is more speech, not less.
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"If the special relationship means anything, it must mean that we can say to Washington: that way is the wrong way," Corbyn was due to say, according to a text of his speech at Labour's annual conference.
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Be smart: "America First," if Trump's slogan means anything, implies an expansion of unilateralism at the expense of the kind of multilateralism exemplified by the WTO, which marked a post-Cold War high point of international cooperation.
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The researchers consulted by Foer are among the most respected analysts in their field, and it's clear something unusual is happening between the servers — but whether that means anything for Trump's relationship with Russia is far less clear.
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Because the study only looked at a relatively small group of African Americans, Morris said, it'll take more studies with larger pools of volunteers to figure out whether the link between low tau and APOE ε4 really means anything.
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Petras does have writing credits on most of her songs; whether or not that means anything, of course, is unknown, as it's common practise to credit a performer even when they haven't had any writing contribution to a track.
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"In resolving this appeal," the court concludes, "we remind the litigants and the public that if the First Amendment means anything, it means that the best response to disfavored speech on matters of public concern is more speech, not less."
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The end is approaching for these characters, so while the theme of memory and reflection on their beginnings is natural, we're unlikely to see a lasting answer about whether memory truly sticks and means anything in Westeros after the current battles.
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Plus, Arcade Fire's hijinks felt cynical; Clark's feels like a rejection of the idea that women artists are meant to be relatable, having endured a career's worth of inane juxtapositions between her pretty face and gnarly shredding like it means anything.
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It doesn't even matter when the lyrics don't quite make sense, like the verse for "Roses," which repeats "a simple change of seasons and you're back / all the roses in the garden fade to black," like that means anything at all.
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If the question is if we are capableI believe we are, we are not stupid and especially with social media lots of us are involved with politics sharing our opinions but it hardly means anything when we can't even vote.
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But I am not at all sure that it means anything to me as a human for it to have gone from an incomprehensible 600 billion operations per second in last year's model to an even more incomprehensible 5 trillion this year.
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That means, anything you order, whether it's a dress from its new fashion-y line A New Day, re-upping your supply of Pixi's Glow Tonic, or gum for your secret desk stash, you will soon be able to get hand-delivered.
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AND THERE'S AN OLD ADAGE, BUY THE RUMOR, SELL THE NEWS, I DON'T THINK IT NECESSARILY MEANS ANYTHING ABOUT THE PLAN ITSELF; ALTHOUGH, I THINK W'ERE ALL WONDERING ABOUT THE LIKELIHOOD OF HOW EASY IT'S GOING TO BE TO GARNER THOSE VOTES AGAIN.
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For Jacobs, that means anything "from late nights binge-streaming ... inspiration draws from the thoughtful and accurately executed set design of 'Fosse/Verdon,'" and what he called the "boundary-pushing ... 'Euphoria,' so accurately portraying what it means to be a young person today."
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Mulheres Rodadas — a slang term meaning women who've been around — was formed just over a year ago with the aim of battering down what members say is Brazil's "silencing" type of sexism that appears to celebrate feminine freedom, but often means anything but.
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Go to Notifications in Settings and you can disable all alerts or just ones for certain apps; the recent versions of Android also let you hide "sensitive" information on the lock screen, which typically means anything that comes through one of your messaging apps.
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EditorsNote: Corrects spelling to "Leavine"; deletes second "Kyle" reference to Busch; tweaks playoff scenarios for clarity; other minor edits If momentum means anything at all in auto racing, then Denny Hamlin may be on his way to his first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series championship.
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" Forrest said Monday that if "due process means anything at all, it means that we must look at the totality of circumstances and determine whether we have dealt fairly when we are depriving a person of the most essential aspects of life, liberty and family.
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The savagery of the plantation—which has been given the ironic name Faith—is both physical and emotional; a slave might lose his tongue for back talk or he might lose, for no reason at all, the only person who means anything to him.
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We're premiering his latest track "Monster" below, which tackles the stigma attached to mental health issues and the baggage that can come with it – accusations of selfishness, the word "crazy" being thrown around too casually, and "normal" used as if it means anything at all.
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Right now I'm still operating at a base level of fullness which means anything that goes in—any bite of sandwich or gulp of smoothie—will spend the next hour threatening to lurch from the back of my throat and into my mouth. Digestion?
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If life means anything at all, it means whatever it means every hour, every minute, through any episode big or small, if only one has the awareness to sense it ... each step, the dramatic and the humdrum alike — every fleeting second of the way.
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"For a long time it seemed that markets were relaxed about Brexit risks and volatility was low and that is changing as the "Leave" campaign gains momentum and means anything that is seen as a risk asset is vulnerable," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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Lawyers seem to disagree about whether Trump has the unilateral legal authority to pull us out of NAFTA, or, if he can, whether than even means anything given the NAFTA implementing legislation was passed by Congress and presumably cannot be undone unilaterally by the president.
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Nothing anyone says means anything, the act of doing is only insisted upon for some, and history is mutable, all because a company can simply churn at a standstill forever, like WWE did at Extreme Rules, accruing wealth and power beyond any rational understanding.
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In the long term, the planet of love's regular backspin could hit your overall dating game, relationship, or personal aesthetic (any astrologer will tell you to avoid making any drastic changes to your look during a Venus retrograde — and that means anything from tattoos to haircuts).
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"That means anything that you would have done underwater that doesn't involve taking a physical sample, any measurements that you would have taken, any observations, you can now do this on the computer screen," says marine ecologist Clinton Edwards, who helped develop the technique at the Scripps Institution.
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"If you take 'deepfake' to mean any video or image that's edited by machine learning then it applies to such a huge category of thing that it's unclear if it means anything at all," Tim Hwang, former director of the Harvard-MIT Ethics and Governance of AI Initiative, tells The Verge.
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That's the only way you can explain this man tweeting out a picture of a Pete Rose signed baseball and inferring it means anything other than Pete Rose is coin-operated arcade game with a pen, programmed to scrawl whatever it's been prompted to on a baseball, and then sign a name.
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Over the course of its runtime, Hand in Hand starts to feel like nothing means anything at all—even the passages that were sorta easy to follow at first—which is a terrifying thought to have, even when you're not listening to synthesizer buzzing and splatting like a dentist's drill through soft tissue.
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The question in cases like Bivens is whether the Fourth Amendment means anything — especially in cases where the government refuses to discipline an officer who steps out of line — or whether the right to be free from unlawful searches and seizures necessarily implies that there must be some way to enforce that right.
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And if the video above means anything, one of those homes might be Dewan Tatum's … If you're not able to open your home to a shelter pup (or cat) this season, as Dewan Tatum says, there's still lots you can to do help: volunteer, donate and "find these incredible places and support them in any way you can."
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In this way, mutual masturbation can be an ideal open-relationship extracurricular for many people: with an implicit limit of physical intimacy drawn in the sand — though some men looking for j/o play are also interested in kissing and/or oral sex, it is not a given that jerking off together means anything more than mutual hand jobs.
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There are still many months ahead that I'm sure will be filled with details for us to eat up regarding the lavish nupitals, but if my opinion means anything, then please someone let the palace know that I need to see the Queen dancing to "Shape Of You" or this life will not have been worth living.
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It does tell me that Eggers put a lot of work into getting all the details right for this movie—there's a closing credits message reminding us that much of the dialogue comes from actual seventeenth-century documents, as if that means anything—and that he believes he understands the world of these characters better than they understand it themselves.
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"So, I got my ring cleaned for the first time since I actually got it, and that s–t must have been dirty as f–k because I forgot how sparkly," she said in the video, in which she shared a rare up-close video of the sparkler, giving us a good long look at it while refusing to confirm whether it means anything.
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But none of this means anything to me because I can't operate most big phones with just one hand, which is really the only thing that matters when you're 22014 feet 22017 inches tall with small hands and spend 215% of your hourlong commute standing in a moving subway car, which requires holding on to a pole or a door or at least catching yourself on the shoulder of a chivalrous New Yorker with your other, nonphone hand.
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