Plus, I am most certainly not the property of anyone.
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But Swiggy is most certainly not alone in the market.
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Oh, I would most certainly not be alive right now.
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This group is most certainly not alone in their insecurities.
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Luckily, Yahoo was most certainly not an industrially raised cow.
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Others, like television sets and coffeemakers, are most certainly not.
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Some are with Hennessey, and some are most certainly not.
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Highlighting is most certainly not the new kid on the block.
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That was most certainly not the case for Mr. Baghdadi in 2008.
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And we're most certainly not celebrating the rollback of women's reproductive rights.
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It is, most certainly, not the most revered team in the land.
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"Every Trump voter is most certainly not a white supremacist," Coates writes.
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And perhaps the worst: it's most certainly not a job for a woman.
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If you're getting confused by this whole Brexit thing, you're most certainly not alone.
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It will most certainly not prevent me from defending the matters I believe in.
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The next World Cup will most certainly not look like that, Qatari officials said.
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"I will most certainly not be joining the group," she said when asked recently.
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While the Condom Snorting Challenge is many things, it is most certainly not a trend.
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By all accounts, there is most certainly not going to be an OVO Fest 2018.
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It's not a plaything, and it's most certainly not an arm of the Republican Party.
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Managing this new delicate situation with Amazon will most certainly not be Instacart's only problem.
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If we went and made that record again right now, it would most certainly not be.
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This political earthquake, they assured us, was most certainly not indicative of any broader political trend.
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It was not neat, it was not especially technical, and it was most certainly not flawless.
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We're most certainly not remembering the correct line from one of the greatest American film classics.
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The only reason Clinton lost is most certainly not that the Russians were meddling in the campaign.
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If Dany was second-guessing her decision to keep fighting Cersei then, she is most certainly not now.
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There is no room for a man in "Birds of Prey," and most certainly not a toxic one.
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He's a reporter responsible for coverage of the South, and Warroad is most certainly not on his beat.
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She is in a unique position to make a splash, but most certainly not unaware of the challenges ahead.
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If the latter is true, then he would most certainly not follow through on any of those former statements.
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That the occasional late-night dessert run is not so bad, and that carbs are most certainly not the enemy.
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No president wants to hears the words "special counsel," and most certainly not in the opening months of an administration.
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This is most certainly not dreaming; it is traversing layers of sound and light like a climber in a cave.
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Saving a few bucks will most certainly not be top of mind when you're freezing on a snowy winter day.
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Now, if I needed extra cash, I would consider selling something and most certainly not buy another set of wheels.
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And also, whether or not the afterlife is basically reasonable, the world we live in right now is most certainly not.
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" On Tuesday, Giuliani stood by his comments, saying on Twitter that his attacks against Soros were "most certainly not anti-Semitic.
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He will most certainly not care if it comes at the expense of aid to or trade with a number African countries.
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At the beginning of August, Trump finally escaped the heat, and moved to Bedminster, although it was most certainly not a vacation.
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Not many bands can say they've played in a forest or inside a train car—and most certainly not in a mausoleum.
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It was Bob Newhart, who is most certainly not dead, as he told Stiller before threatening to kick his ass on stage.
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It's often said that evolution is random, but that's not entirely accurate; genetic mutation may be random, but selection is most certainly not.
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Ew. His diarrhea of the mouth and persistent attempts at cuffing Holly are framed as personality quirks, but they are most certainly not.
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In the modern age of messaging apps, and with their ecosystem's community-building imperatives, these founders are most certainly not operating in a vacuum.
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A warm winter jacket Saving a few bucks will most certainly not be top of mind when you're freezing on a snowy winter day.
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"We are most certainly not the experts when it comes to the historical disputes in this region," the company said in a news release.
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And though the process is most certainly NOT simple, the video makes carving look effortless, which is part of what makes watching so extremely soothing.
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Dixons' handling of this particular security incident has come in for sharp criticism — and is most certainly not a textbook example of how to proceed.
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But China Minsheng is most certainly not analogous to some US ski company, or to western investment firms that are creatures of supply and demand.
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This is most certainly not the kind of behavior you'd expect to see from the Moon—an object locked in an immutable, unidirectional orbit around Earth.
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They have been edited for length and clarity: I see absolutely no reason for the personal possession of handguns and most certainly not for assault weapons.
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" Another official, Councilman Kevin McKeown, told The Santa Monica Daily Press: "I personally will most certainly not be attending a concert featuring a bigoted hate monger.
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"We are most certainly not the experts when it comes to the historical disputes in this region," Airbnb said in November, according to The New York Times.
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By the broader issue of men in general abusing positions of power to obtain sexual gratification is most certainly not a trivial issue or a private matter.
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Sexual harassment in offices, newsroom, movie studios, and the halls of Congress has exploded in the media consciousness in 50, but it's most certainly not new — or rare.
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Sexual harassment in offices, newsrooms, movie studios, and the halls of Congress has exploded in the media consciousness in 50, but it's most certainly not new — or rare.
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Last but most certainly not least, it's entirely ad-free and allows for unlimited downloads on up to 10 devices, making it the perfect companion for holiday travels.
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In the past, strangers have twisted up their faces or nodded slowly with a simple "that's cool" (but I could tell it was, most certainly, not cool to them).
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What it means: While the comparisons are incomplete and most certainly not apples to apples, Bird's revenues and margins are impressive, even given the truncated timeframe, analysts told Axios.
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Her feed is mostly her children, and while I've never met them and she is most certainly not one of my best friends, I like most of her pictures.
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But it is crucial to point out that just acts inspired by ISIS are most certainly not the same as those planned by or at the behest of ISIS.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 64%What critics said: "The Witcher is most certainly not for the faint of heart and scores points for pure entertainment factor alone.
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It makes them seem rather cheap, which at $159 they are most certainly not — especially when compared to Apple's AirPods, which are the same price and a lot more sophisticated.
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But when running in straight line, the shoes made me feel as if I could be a marathon runner, even though, if we must revisit, I am most certainly not.
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"Although we may have our differences with some of the positions that Mr. Nawaz and Quilliam have taken, they are most certainly not anti-Muslim extremists," the statement read in part.
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"They are most certainly not back together," says a friend of the former couple, explaining that what tabloid photographers captured was Weiner removing some of his belongings from his estranged wife's home.
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It is most certainly not contaminated in a way that would cause a burning sensation in his eyes, but that may be due to something unrelated to the radioactivity in the area.
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Whether we are getting killed on trade or being flooded with illegal immigrants, Donald Trump has been making arguments that were, in part, true thirty years ago, but most certainly not today.
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The first trailer for the new Tomb Raider movie is out, and if your relationship with Lara Croft began and ended in the 1990s, this is most certainly not the heroine you remember.
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The flag Apple is flying above its campus Friday is most certainly not the original pirate flag (that disappeared sometime in 22016 or 240), but it carries the same imagery of the original.
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"I am most certainly not misinformed -- and in fact spent a good deal of time in the service reviewing the medical records of people applying for special forces programs," she said to another.
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The original inhabitants of this great land are the Native American tribes and the descendants of the indigenous cultures of the Americas in the pre-colombian era, which were most certainly not white.
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Then as now, the GOP showed no interest in cooperation or collaboration—notwithstanding Hillary Clinton's popular vote victory of nearly three million—and Trump was most certainly not pivoting to a more presidential posture.
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A film such as "London Has Fallen" might provide two hours of cheap thrills, but it will most certainly not make us feel better about the Middle East, and safer in our beds at night.
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According to the Telegraph, the rumor that the Queen has hired a member of her staff to break her shoes in so she doesn't have to is for real, and most certainly not a joke.
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The city could use some—outside, it's typical London: a murky sky, clouds that later turn to spitting rain, a bite in the air that reminds you March is most certainly not real spring yet.
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" In his public statement about his retirement on Sunday, he wrote, "To be clear, I have never harassed or assaulted anyone and have most certainly not exhibited gender discrimination in my professional dealings at the University or elsewhere.
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"It is most certainly not easy for you to live far from home, missing the affection of your loved ones, and perhaps also feeling uncertainty about the future," Francis said in his homily, which he delivered in Italian.
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The last thing you want to do at a time when racial tensions are running high is to suggest that black people are waging war on the police, when they are most certainly not doing anything of the sort.
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" "If it does this again next month and the month after that then it will have consequences for the Fed, they will most certainly not take any time off if you get wages moving up in a significant way.
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It's not far-fetched to believe that not only would most artists not grant that critic permission to use images of the paintings, the artist would most certainly not provide the critic with high-resolution images of the paintings.
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What a humiliation for a prominent ex-minister of education, a widely read columnist in Le Figaro, most certainly not used to seeing his name and the word "rejected" in close proximity, and in full view of the public.
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Most patients receiving end-of-life care want to avoid aggressive attempts to prolong their life,…Read more ReadWhile the DNR tattoo may seem extreme, the request to not be resuscitated during end-of-life care is most certainly not.
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The adoration has extended to pop culture, and the film makes a mountain out of things the sober Supreme Court Justice hasn't historically paid a whole lot of attention to: memes (obviously, Notorious RBG), SNL, and most certainly not tattoos.
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I am definitely not listening to this soul / funk track he recorded called "Just Keep On Lovin' Me." I am most certainly not *internally screaming* at the fact that he has an album called (From) A Man's Point Of View.
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Carriers will most certainly not be the solution, given how they presently constitute most of the problem (just ask AT&T Galaxy S6 owners) — so like it or not, the best chance for substantial change comes from us, the users.
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Not generally considered Texas by other Texans, and most certainly not Mexico or New Mexico, the border community has developed its own sense of place amid its sprawling growth; Khalid was an outsider coming of age in an outsider city.
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" Perhaps in a nod to the UAE's predominantly immigrant population, he said: "It is most certainly not easy for you to live far from home, missing the affection of your loved ones, and perhaps also feeling uncertainty about the future.
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"THAAD is most certainly not a simple technical issue, but an out-and-out strategic one," Wang said late on Sunday on the sidelines of a conference of foreign ministers from the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations in Vientiane.
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While regulatory and technical issues are still complex, such obstacles are most certainly not impossible as we rethink our relationship with the entire transportation system and are forced to make changes as the planet becomes more congested and more impacted by climate change.
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Your job is to cultivate that to your advantage, and if you can remind people of a feeling they resonate with — like childhood — you'll help them connect personally with what is otherwise most certainly not a personal experience like a video streaming service.
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We'll never know if the agony of the condition or the public shaming and trolling she suffered led to her taking her own life, but she is most certainly not the only person who was driven to self-harm and suicide by PGAD.
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"To be clear, I have never harassed or assaulted anyone and have most certainly not exhibited gender discrimination in my professional dealings at the university or elsewhere," Dr. Krauss, 64, who joined Arizona State in 2008, said in a statement on Twitter.
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However, when assessing the overall picture, their actions will only cause greater harm for the party and the country as a whole, and will automatically guarantee a victory for Clinton and the furtherance of liberalism — which may work in part, but most certainly not in whole.
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But to achieve gains there she conceded that access to platforms' metadata will be crucial — access that, it must also be said, is most certainly not the rule right now; and which has also frequently not been forthcoming, even when platforms were reasonably pressed regarding specific concerns.
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Such a sandal is usually made from natural matter like raffia or leather — materials that have been used in shoe-making for centuries — can feel like they were handmade in a sleepy, far-flung European hamlet by a fourth-generation cobbler who is most certainly not on Instagram.
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And while athletes are most certainly not the primary victims of the Olympics—that unlucky designation goes to Rio's residents, who will be forced to deal with the havoc wrought by the Games long after everyone else has left—the troubles that have befallen the Australians are rather unfortunate.
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"It is most certainly not easy for you to live far from home, missing the affection of your loved ones, and perhaps also feeling uncertainty about the future," the pope said, telling those gathered to draw inspiration from Saint Anthony the Abbot, the founder of monasticism in the desert.
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And finally, thou shalt most certainly not discuss such real world topics as religion, politics, or money on camera, else these moments will be left on the cutting room floor and thou will probably not get asked to return to the franchise as a Bachelor in Paradise cast member.
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"What is most certainly not routine is for the deputy attorney general to take on the role of investigating contested allegations of misconduct by D.O.J. personnel, let alone the director of the F.B.I.," said Lauren Ouziel, a law professor at Temple University and an expert in institutional dynamics in investigations.
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But more so, as Americans at large are (extremely slowly) figuring out, this national pastime—of non-Natives claiming what is most certainly not theirs—is also supremely harmful in a financial sense to the nearly 600 sovereign nations and hundred-plus state-recognized tribes that have survived and thrived post-colonization.
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" "The ease with which Mr. Almeida's interview with the former prime minister was perceived as an attempt to allegedly defame state institutions...only serve to further choke press freedoms in Pakistan," said the organization in a statement Monday night, adding that journalism was not a crime, and was "most certainly not treason.
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Sure. Yet it's most certainly not James's fault that the team's owner, Dan Gilbert, had a decaying relationship with the highly rated general manager David Griffin, which prompted an unforeseen parting in June 2017 — when Griffin was in the midst of trying to execute trades for the likes of Paul George and Jimmy Butler.
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More to the point, neither Ornstein nor Klein addresses the fact that the Constitution is inordinately hard to amend, so that the only practical way, say, to address the present role of the Senate is through a constitutional convention, most certainly not by expecting the existing senators to ask serious questions about their bloated powers.
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There's the infuriatingly common "Golden Boy" narrative that kind of makes the victim into a nobody and prizes the student athlete, who is also a rapist; I remember reading that Vanity Fair article and it was also infuriating; and then just things like reporters using words like "date" to describe what was most certainly not a date for you.
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From his love of fast food because it is "clean" (and his attendant opinion that there is no need for the Food and Drug Administration); his failed steak, vodka, and wine ventures; and his love-hate relationship with Mexican food, Donald Trump has proven time and again that food is most certainly not a neutral when it comes to politics.
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