What if economic and environmental interests were not only mutually dependent, but mutually sustainable?
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MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE Outcomes are mutually exclusive if they cannot happen at the same time.
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In other words, two things can be mutually opposed, and at the same time, mutually connected.
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It is sometimes having mutually recognized rules, mutually recognized inspection — that is what we are aiming at.
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"National security and dignified reception of refugees and asylum-seekers are not mutually exclusive, but rather mutually reinforcing," it said.
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"We're guided by a simple belief: profit and purpose are mutually reinforcing, not mutually exclusive," says Zennström in a statement.
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Like most Americans, we see that the health of the environment and our economy are not mutually exclusive, but mutually dependent.
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History has shown us time and again that nobody wins a trade war: Trade is mutually beneficial, and trade restrictions, like tariffs, are mutually harmful.
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Leon asked a government witness from Charter Communications if a "mutually beneficial and mutually fair " arbitration would allow him to feel more at ease with an AT&T-Time Warner deal.
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The past fifteen years have seen the evolution of the conversation over border affairs to an acceptance that the two concepts, far from being mutually exclusive, are in fact mutually reinforcing.
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I mean, that-- it's-- that's what mutually assured destruction was.
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Regardless, the reality is that trade wars are mutually destructive.
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A low price and a pretty aesthetic aren't mutually exclusive.
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Then again, the two don't need to be mutually exclusive.
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Modern society often perceives of health and flavor as mutually
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Each menu should present a series of mutually exclusive choices.
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However, the spirit of their work was always mutually sympathetic.
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I don't think any of these identities are mutually exclusive.
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Security and efficiency do not have to be mutually exclusive.
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The two mutually decided not to move forward with discussions.
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And these angry decisions have proved to be mutually reinforcing.
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Which brings up the second, and not mutually exclusive, possibility.
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Because reading books and taking selfies are not mutually exclusive.
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Mr. Knabenbauer and NormalBoots have mutually agreed to part ways.
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Be smart: In many cases, it's a mutually beneficial relationship.
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But for others, mutually assured destruction is a moral dilemma.
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The outlines of a mutually acceptable "new deal" are clear.
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"Plucking rubies" and the "Red Queen" are not mutually exclusive.
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Each of these actions will have a mutually reinforcing effect.
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Our cooperation is open, transparent, and mutually beneficial and equal.
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Of course, not all of these scenarios are mutually exclusive.
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They're mutually exclusive, can't use them in the same line.
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We also see that this coordination has been mutually beneficial.
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To this end, we are pursuing mutually beneficial economic integration.
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Checkmate. Experiences and security don't have to be mutually exclusive.
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In the alternative, a mutually beneficial separation could be negotiated.
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For most presidents, those tasks would not be mutually exclusive.
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In their minds, being gay and wrestling were mutually exclusive.
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I don't see why these concepts should be mutually exclusive.
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It's an interesting partnership, and mutually beneficial for both parties.
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Each submissive has different weaknesses that we mutually enjoy exploring.
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It can also be fun, consistent, mutually pleasurable and intimate.
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The soft black mold and Tokaj wine are mutually beneficial.
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However, the various courses of action are not mutually exclusive.
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But that doesn't mean that the arrangement isn't mutually beneficial.
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The two certainly aren't mutually exclusive, but require intentional conversations.
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Eventually hypotheses become theories, and mutually reinforcing networks of theories.
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The likely answer is that the two are mutually reinforcing.
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Like Moshfegh, she breaks with mutually assured empathy and meaning.
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On the surface, the trade appears to be mutually beneficial.
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It's mutually beneficial marketing, a new frontier in social advertising.
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All of the acts we engaged in were mutually consensual.
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It's a mutually agreed meeting to evaluate the current situation.
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The show is punctuated with other smart, mutually enhancing pairings.
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But base closures are not mutually exclusive with this objective.
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Safety and profitability don't have to be mutually exclusive concepts.
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They aren't mutually exclusive and shouldn't be seen that way.
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But political correctness and great comedy are mainly mutually exclusive.
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"These are not mutually exclusive tactics to take," she said.
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She believes they can be mutually beneficial to both parties.
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"We will discuss a mutually agreeable date and I'll look forward to doing that and welcoming the president to the House of Representatives when we mutually agree on that date," she told reporters Friday.
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While Feldmann and Luna have only met digitally, they're mutually supportive.
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S. balanced trade shows that it is a mutually effective relationship.
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The deals don't get done because there aren't mutually advantageous terms.
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Since divorcing, Ryan and Witherspoon have mutually co-parented their children.
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The two schools of thought are by no means mutually exclusive.
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That we're only capable of conceptualizing things in mutually exclusive terms.
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Some people make money by providing mutually beneficial win-win arrangements.
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A stable relationship and ample personal space are not mutually exclusive!
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Twitter is public, but should harassment and openness be mutually inclusive?
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Not even the Dallas massacre has disrupted this mutually beneficial arrangement.
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Thompson's line both celebrated and resulted from this mutually beneficial vibe.
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"Brick, printing ice, mycotecture, they're not mutually exclusive," Rothschild told me.
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Sports and art are often seen as natural enemies, mutually exclusive.
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Visa operations were mutually suspended by the two countries on Oct.
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Law-abiding citizens and black people are not mutually exclusive groups.
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It appears Iger and the company came to the decision mutually.
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The retailers said late Wednesday they mutually agreed to remain separate.
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Well-written, engaging characters and best friend material aren't mutually inclusive.
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The two are mutually reinforcing when green jobs are the priority.
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Mental derangement and a form of terrorism are not mutually exclusive.
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These are not mutually exclusive; Atma shows they work in tandem.
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It was a doctrine known as mutually assured destruction, or MAD.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well-- the thing-- you know, they're not mutually exclusive.
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The Economist: Those threats to free speech probably aren't mutually exclusive.
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Nudes should be a mutually agreed upon, enjoyable, and equal experience.
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FitzGerald sees a set of interlocking, mutually reinforcing causes at work.
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Others find the two points of view not necessarily mutually exclusive.
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But these two things don't necessarily have to be mutually exclusive.
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These kinds of mutually beneficial relationships were common on the water.
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You can celebrate both Christmas and Kwanzaa They're not mutually exclusive.
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The truth is that success and kindness aren't mutually exclusive pursuits.
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Over time, SoftBank and start-ups with contractors became mutually dependent.
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It's true: Being beautiful and having acne are not mutually exclusive.
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Of course, both standpoints should be mutually supportive of one another.
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The two dynamics are not mutually exclusive; look at a Cadillac.
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Supporting our president and supporting free speech are not mutually exclusive.
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Those two aspects of our identity are seen as mutually exclusive.
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Simply put, feminism and the Islamic faith are not mutually exclusive.
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Want a place where conservation and economic concerns aren't mutually exclusive?
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Psychological healthy sexual satisfaction comes from positive mutually pleasurable sexual experiences.
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Making him or her aware will help create mutually agreeable expectations.
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But two schools of thought — which aren't mutually exclusive — have emerged.
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Automation and human employment should not be viewed as mutually exclusive.
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Her main point is wild life and technology aren't mutually exclusive.
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But surely chasing Pokémon and getting laid can't be mutually exclusive?
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But the North does not see the two as mutually exclusive.
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The blueness and the foxness, as it were, are mutually stimulating.
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A deal with Amazon, however, is mutually beneficial to both parties.
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According to Mr. Gonski, the contract decision was arrived at mutually.
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"These options are not mutually exclusive," they wrote in the study.
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Neither. The Grozny-Kremlin relationship is calculated, controlled and mutually beneficial.
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The hearings will distract from their escalating — and mutually distracting — feud.
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My assumption is that language and experience mutually influence each other.
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Pelosi's relationship with Ocasio-Cortez has, to date, been mutually beneficial.
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The two explanations (diplomacy and market rebalancing) are not mutually exclusive.
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Their lives are like a text that they are mutually revising.
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The encounter marked the beginning of a long, mutually beneficial friendship.
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Thankfully, they teamed up with HGTV for a mutually beneficial collaboration.
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It felt like the two parties were practicing mutually assured destruction.
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None of these disparate local scenes struck her as mutually exclusive.
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Yet Farrokhzad never thought of modernity and tradition as mutually exclusive.
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That's a safe, mutually beneficial community for people seeking one another.
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Trump also invited President Buhari to Washington at a mutually convenient date.
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Strong encryption and so-called "backdoors," in other words, are mutually incompatible.
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Thank you for maintaining that pragmatism and idealism are not mutually exclusive.
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The sipunculan and the coral have evolved a pretty mutually sweet deal.
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When it comes to work bags, form and function aren't mutually exclusive.
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I look forward to working with you on a mutually agreeable date.
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Economic and racial explanations of political shifts need not be mutually exclusive.
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Florida's Democratic Congressman Ted Deutch said the two are not mutually exclusive.
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We silently, mutually agreed not to go on any more gym dates.
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There was a mutually beneficial relationship between the site and the artists.
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"We're excited by the possibilities of these mutually beneficial relationships," he said.
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If your partner is down, masturbating mutually can be an exciting experience.
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The two ideas (health messages and being cool) aren't mutually exclusive, however.
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YLE said the board and Jaaskelainen decided on his immediate resignation mutually.
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I think what Jess and I are saying are not mutually exclusive.
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Seniors are dispelling the misconception that comfort and style are mutually exclusive.
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Fyrwald, 59, is a fourth mutually agreed-upon director, according to Bunge.
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By trying to address viewers' desires for the gifts these mutually exclusive
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Being fun doesn't make it less important—those are not mutually exclusive.
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Of course, bottle service and underground club music aren't necessarily mutually exclusive.
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A place where sexual relations are unrepressed and playful and mutually satisfying.
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There are two answers to this question that mutually reinforce each other.
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Nest is not for sale, and scaling and innovation aren't mutually exclusive.
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T) will mutually supply cars in India with Suzuki Motor Corp (7269.
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Pre-revolution Iran had enjoyed close and mutually supportive relations with Israel.
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S. trade and business relations should be mutually beneficial and win-win.
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This is a type of "mutually assured destruction" strategy with a twist.
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He called the agreement a "more than fair and mutually acceptable result".
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Part of that steadfast reliability stems from our mutually beneficial trading relationship.
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Saving the earth and having a lucrative career aren't always mutually exclusive.
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Historically, the relationship between MTV and Jackson has always been mutually beneficial.
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Sometimes, our choices are mutually inconsistent, or we change our minds erratically.
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Are loving movie reviews and reading their Rotten Tomatoes ratings mutually exclusive?
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Sharia law and the freedoms of the U.S. are mutually exclusive terms.
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"[China and the U.S.] are mutually dependent on each other," he added.
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Of course, the two aren't mutually exclusive, but the combination is rare.
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These opinions aren't mutually exclusive — or, at least that's what I thought.
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States can adopt both because the two approaches are not mutually exclusive.
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This is a mutually loving, respectful relationship — that was always the plan.
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But automation and human employment should not be viewed as mutually exclusive.
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Now there's a weapon — and a mutually beneficial one — in the arsenal.
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The attraction turned out to be mutual, or at least mutually beneficial.
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Amastris' next marriage, to Macedonian officer Lysimachos, was another mutually beneficial partnership.
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But while the moves might seem mutually beneficial, controversy often clouds them.
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For example, heads and tails after flipping a coin are mutually exclusive.
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Most of the new party members come in three mutually debilitating categories.
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"Liberty and security aren't mutually exclusive, and they aren't partisan either," Sen.
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Hutchinson said a compromise would mutually benefit both the U.S. and China.
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The two, as history has shown, are not at all mutually exclusive.
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But safety and efficiency aren't mutually exclusive in the infrastructure permitting process.
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Proponents of faster permitting believe the two interests are not mutually exclusive.
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Some were mutually relieved to be done, the chemistry never quite right.
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Contrary to the culture war narrative, these are not mutually exclusive groups.
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Being a mom and voting in the Senate shouldn't be mutually exclusive.
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It looks like there are four main options, which aren't mutually exclusive.
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As you know, AGs frequently form mutually beneficial alliances with plaintiffs lawyers.
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Recreational activities and mining, for instance, are not mutually exclusive, he said.
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Yet do the math: Two of the above possibilities are mutually exclusive.
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However, that does not always mean that trade pacts are mutually beneficial.
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They come complete with a strong set of overlapping, mutually reinforcing frames.
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"We need to change the status quo, it is mutually agreed," Nami said.
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For the first time, Axe and Chuck have a very mutually beneficial relationship.
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News flash: Loving sci-fi and being *in love* are not mutually exclusive.
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"With Russia and China, we're mutually deterred" because of nuclear capabilities, he explained.
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Leslie also advises to keep to safe topics that won't be mutually upsetting.
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And I think so far that relationship and cooperation has been mutually beneficial.
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And I was beginning to think those three things might be mutually exclusive.
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The sides announced a "mutually" agreed upon indefinite leave for Noah on Feb.
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Play nice and we can be friends in a mutually beneficial way economically.
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"These are two things that are sort of mutually exclusive," de Mink said.
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This tactic starts your conversation off on a more productive, mutually beneficial track.
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Not all intergenerational relationships are exploitative; they can be loving and mutually supportive.
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Mrs May has just a month to devise a new, mutually acceptable solution.
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The census tabulations cover 13 racial groups, but they are not mutually exclusive.
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The presidents spoke in favor of developing mutually beneficial trade and investment relations.
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First of all, by reminding his administration that the relationship is mutually beneficial.
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Should substance trump style, or is it folly to assume they're mutually exclusive?
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Snobbery is the proud cement that binds the two mutually dependent worlds together.
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That's interesting, though I'm not sure it's mutually exclusive with what I said.
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Building an energy system for residential and business customers should be mutually reinforcing.
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Trade secrets and patents are not mutually exclusive — each can be of value.
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It's always nice when their murderous tendencies turn out to be mutually beneficial.
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From 2017 to 2018, stability comes from self-love and mutually nurturing relationships.
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They awkwardly break up, mutually, and he wonders if it's because of Jonas.
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Big Car's mission is an actual—and mutually beneficial—association with its environs.
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IF WE CAN REACH A MUTUALLY AGREEABLE SITUATION, WE WANT TO DO THAT.
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This would lead to generations of good will and mutually beneficial collaboration. 12.
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It competes with Co-op Funeralcare, part of mutually owned Co-Operative Group .
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"Freedom and security are not mutually exclusive," Interior Minister Gerard Collomb told parliament.
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Shriram Group said the parties could not mutually agree on structure and valuation.
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There's got to be some way to have this mutually supportive system, right?
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Mr Rubio and the rest are meanwhile locked in a mutually enfeebling brawl.
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Given the mutually beneficial relationship, I don't see him fighting with President Trump.
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However, Japan can increase U.S. imports, and shale gas would be mutually beneficial.
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It showed that some progress is being made by the mutually suspicious powers.
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With Beauvoir, she shared a mutually respectful working experience that blossomed into affection.
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Papa John's and the NFL mutually agreed to terminate their partnership in February.
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These six options are not all mutually exclusive and each comes with tradeoffs.
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This just one example that patriotism and protest are not mutually exclusive acts.
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And through some tough times early on, a mutually beneficial bond was formed.
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Ask for mutually agreed upon goals that could result in performance-based raises.
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"I think it's more of a mutually- fed relationship of demand and supply."
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"These relationships need to be mutually satisfying to both people," Dr. Levine said.
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"We have a long and profitable and mutually beneficial relationship ahead of us."
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Here the various elements seldom reflect on one another in mutually illuminating ways.
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Madi and I have mutually decided to not pursue our relationship any further.
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Then the other is I really enjoy making introductions if they're mutually beneficial.
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In his victory speech, he said he wanted "mutually beneficial" relations with Washington.
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They talked for four days and mutually agreed it was the right course.
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The brand's core audience and growth audience are not mutually exclusive, Alterman said.
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And yet these exercises in mutually assured embarrassment continued for my entire youth.
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He described the company-teacher relationships as mutually beneficial for schools and industry.
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"Having a secure border is a sovereign right and mutually beneficial," Trump said.
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They're only mutually exclusive in bad movies and bad TV and bad plays.
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I count five possible explanations for Trump's Russophilia, and they're not mutually exclusive.
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Already, dance and music were mutually independent in all the choreography performed here.
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"It felt like the two parties were practicing mutually assured destruction," she said.
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He and the Mets mutually parted ways before he ever managed a game.
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It will either work out, or we'll work out some mutually beneficial tax.
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Volkswagen presented Ms. Hohmann-Dennhardt's departure as one that was mutually agreed on.
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The relationship between development, diplomacy and defense is one of mutually beneficial partnership.
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Mutually-assured mass murder is not a moral or viable security policy either.
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Landing on mutually acceptable combinations of policies is not just possible but probable.
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The relationship between the grandmothers and the researchers seems to be mutually beneficial.
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Have-- are we making progress-- CHRISTINE LAGARDE: Mutually beneficial-- SARA EISEN: --toward that?
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Note that the demographics listed in the above chart are not mutually exclusive.
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As Kleven sees it, there are two possible explanations — not necessarily mutually exclusive.
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There are several possible explanations for this, none of which are mutually exclusive.
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A complex and mutually reinforcing set of developments appears to explain the phenomenon.
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The issue most likely to scupper a mutually beneficial deal is freedom of movement.
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A definite state can branch into mutually contradictory historical trajectories that later come together.
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Focus on one-on-one relationship building so you can cultivate mutually beneficial contacts.
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But I don't believe border security and respect for human dignity are mutually exclusive.
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PrivateBancorp and CIBC mutually agreed the postponement was prudent in the circumstances, they said.
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It sets high expectations and ensures we will become a connected, mutually accountable community.
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For generations, Canada and the United States have had a mutually enriching trade relationship.
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So, when they met each other at the Golden Globes, they were mutually starstruck.
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Trump later claimed that he and Pena Nieto mutually agreed to cancel the meeting.
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However, the parties have not been able to reach mutually agreeable terms, Felcor said.
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"Security our schools and protecting the constitutional rights of Americans are not mutually exclusive."
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I would have never done anything that I was not sure was mutually agreeable.
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I'm not suggesting that Schumer defines either of those categories as being mutually exclusive.
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That's partly because they represent three different but mutually reinforcing groups within the community.
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There were nearly a hundred Makhavs—fractious, quarreling, mutually suspicious though they might be.
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The risk of mutually assured slowdown has stayed Mr Trump's hand in the past.
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But, eating well and staying on a budget don't have to be mutually exclusive.
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Are they saying that "hard-core baseball fan" and "women" are mutually exclusive terms?
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He doesn't believe that supporting pro and citizen developers needs to be mutually exclusive.
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Both Google and Huawei have spoken glowingly about their mutually beneficial collaboration around Android.
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Going into talks, both sides said they wanted to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
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Being told "You're not fat, you're beautiful" as though those things are mutually exclusive.
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Let's figure out a way to do it in a more mutually respectful manner.
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DO THINGS THAT ARE MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL FOR YOUR PARTNER TO DO A GOOD DEAL.
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Free trade requires fair trade, based on a common set of mutually beneficial rules.
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Reuters identified 9563 funeral operators that have struck mutually beneficial business arrangements with brokers.
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Demutualisation is the process through which a mutually owned body becomes a limited company.
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Everywhere in space-time, pairs of "virtual" particles are constantly arising and mutually annihilating.
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This came after Pfizer and Allergan announced they are to mutually terminate their merger.
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As any decent witch will tell you, spooky and sexy are not mutually exclusive.
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Good arms control agreements are those that exchange stabilizing, verifiable, and mutually beneficial reductions.
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Cultural preservation and economic sustainability are not mutually exclusive, but instead require balanced policy.
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Being into pills and enjoying the musical stylings of Happy Mondays aren't mutually exclusive.
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But as many social media users pointed out, these causes are not mutually exclusive.
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The relationship proved to be mutually beneficial, explains Hayneedle's head of Engineering, Benjamin Dekarske.
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Mr. Payne makes it clear that science and sentimentality need not be mutually exclusive.
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Nothing is better than having someone that you can implicitly, unconditionally, and mutually trust.
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Believing that they were friends and colleagues in a mutually respectful relationship, she went.
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Consultations could continue to be delayed or may not produce a mutually satisfactory outcome.
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At the highest rhetorical level, freedom and equality coexisted in a mutually beneficial partnership.
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"It's an investment that's mutually beneficial," Lidl US Chairman Roman Heini told Business Insider.
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Usually you make such a threat to avoid the actual mutually assured destruction move.
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Long-term successful mentoring relationships need to be mutually beneficially for both parties involved.
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The rise of artificial intelligence made a potential relationship once again seem mutually beneficial.
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A credit card should be a mutually beneficial relationship between you and your bank.
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MAD — mutually assured destruction — has kept Russia and the U.S. from obliterating each other.
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Passing the Stop Act and passing other campaign finance reforms are not mutually exclusive.
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You'd listen to people on the radio explain 'mutually destroyed destruction' as a deterrent.
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When the sigheh expires, the couple should separate, unless the arrangement is mutually extended.
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The White House said Trump and McMaster had "mutually agreed" that he would leave.
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Most of us would be forgiven for thinking math and humor are mutually exclusive.
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In the video above, she explains why feminism and Islam are not mutually exclusive.
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The duke and Claire pretend to not recognize one another, which is mutually beneficial.
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"With the U.S., we want to have a mutually beneficial relationship," Mr. Khan said.
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Anything you mutually agree on is fine, you just need to write it down.
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Le Pen and Russian politicians have been forging their mutually beneficial friendship for years.
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It is rare to see past and present meet on such mutually enhancing terms.
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Even small pockets of mutually reinforcing poverty and ill health make everyone more susceptible.
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America's nuclear system has been designed with an eye toward MAD — mutually assured destruction.
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The Big Four are looking to partner with startups to create mutually beneficial relationships.
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The xenia of Homeric times implied a mutually beneficial relationship between host and guest.
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Susan OhanianCharlotte, Vt. To the Editor: Practice and conceptual understanding are not mutually exclusive.
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The two are not mutually exclusive, though we tend to treat them that way.
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Moreover, all three of these hypotheses — and other possibilities — need not be mutually exclusive.
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The plan centers on Britain and the E.U. mutually recognizing each other's financial regulations.
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Anything you mutually agree on is fine, you just need to write it down.
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The designer did not abruptly remove Mr. Larsson; the departure was mutually agreed upon.
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Both the Mets and Beltran said the two sides "mutually" agreed to part ways.
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I don't see them as mutually exclusive, and I was like, well that's true.
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DiClemente says that the relationship between baby boomers and tech will be mutually beneficial.
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And in this instance, we are discussing the implementation of joint mutually profitable projects.
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Finally, she works hard to establish mutually realistic appointment times with the new doctor.
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Such people, confronted with a collective problem, reach naturally for cooperative, mutually beneficial solutions.
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Those things can all co-exist, and they don't have to be mutually exclusive.
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You can achieve beauty and comfort at the same time — it's not mutually exclusive.
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"Whatever we do is going to be collaborative and mutually supportive," Mr. Weiss said.
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S. trade and financial cooperation is mutually beneficial, Geng told a daily news briefing.
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The lowbrow metamorphoses into the highbrow, proving that art and fun aren't mutually exclusive.
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So the public isn't one thing; it's highly fragmented, and it's basically mutually hostile.
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Robbins of Blue Harbour, however, does not see the two as being mutually exclusive.
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"The nature of China-US economic and trade relation is mutually beneficial," Geng said.
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We as a society should not view race and immigration status as mutually exclusive.
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"Exploitation" here requires the Cob Gallery to see me and Shulman as mutually exclusive.
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There is no breaking into this mutually consoling bubble world, fuelled by imaginary polls.
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America's nuclear system has been designed with an eye toward MAD — mutually assured destruction.
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But leave it to Katy Perry and YouTube to find another mutually beneficial promotional opportunity.
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The banks do not report clear and mutually comparable figures for actual profits from cards.
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Judging by the season premiere, the Shepherds had forged a mutually beneficial relationship with Francis.
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Negotiations in Beijing earlier this month were mutually hailed and more talks are in store.
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"Development of the GMO industry and supervision of GMOs is complementary, mutually supportive," he said.
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As a 20-something at the beginning of my career, the two seemed mutually exclusive.
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A Prada spokesperson called the settlement "a mutually agreeable conclusion" in a statement to CNBC.
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Certainly it's better than a mutually destructive war — and it will make him look good.
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In the past, the concepts of "financial gain" and "social good" have seemed mutually exclusive.
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It would be tragic if housing leaders believed that the two goals were mutually exclusive.
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But our culture and sexuality don't have to be mutually exclusive—they can come together.
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We are mutually satisfied with our swap and I clean the kennel he gave me.
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The Kurds have been helpful in the ISIS effort, and it has been mutually beneficial.
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Not having those real and mutually-beneficial relationships is as damaging as high blood pressure.
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Kishida said on Saturday the territorial dispute should be solved on a mutually agreeable basis.
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Because nobody wants to fundamentally be with somebody who doesn't have a mutually shared feeling.
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But the truth is, being a calm person and experiencing anxiety are not mutually exclusive.
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Patel was convicted of two crimes that should be mutually exclusive, as The Guardian reported.
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It wasn't like he asked me out and I said yes; we mutually went out.
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Two guys in leather took leave of one another by mutually flashing the devil horns.
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Both parties are actively working to find a mutually agreeable way forward given these facts.
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Or it could be a mix of these factors, none of which is mutually exclusive.
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This may come as a surprise, y'all, but love and criticism are not mutually exclusive.
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And gun control can work in conjunction with fighting ISIS; they're not mutually exclusive position.
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Some of those traits are mutually exclusive with the desirable qualities of the tastiest tomatoes.
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"The Philippines ... has broken with the practice that arbitration should be mutually agreed," he said.
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The two concepts aren't mutually exclusive: You don't have to choose one or the other.
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Privacy and security are not mutually exclusive, nor are the aims of business and government.
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Putin added that positive developments in relations between Russia and Britain would be mutually beneficial.
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Though they mutually support one another, his love for her can't overcome his own depression.
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Salvini's own efforts to unify Europe's mutually antagonistic far-right have not been without struggle.
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One of the biggest misunderstandings is that our senses are mutually exclusive of one another.
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His approach has proven that a strong economy and environmental stewardship are not mutually exclusive.
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Still, the principle of mutually assured destruction has held for more than a half-century.
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The thought goes that the pressing of the red button means MAD: mutually assured destruction.
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Teen Vogue takes teen girls seriously and understands that style and substance aren't mutually exclusive.
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Did Paltrow and the flight attendant mutually say, "Daddy" to a picture of some man?
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Indeed, ideologies are not even mutually exclusive; one can simultaneously embrace a hybrid of views.
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Mutually advantageous cooperation—not sanctions—may be Washington's only hope of keeping Putin in check.
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Both state violence and community violence are problems, and they are not necessarily mutually exclusive.
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"It is a mutually beneficial arrangement, and the benefits have overridden their animosity," said Malhi.
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Companies not considered power-related are even getting involved to find mutually-beneficial feasibility solutions.
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The Green New Deal comprises a full menu of mutually complementary and critically necessary projects.
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Self-oriented motives like interest and other-oriented motives like altruism are not mutually exclusive.
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She also urged the parties to work toward a "mutually agreeable" solution in the case.
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Prices can vary widely as there is no underlying or mutually agreed upon pricing instrument.
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Big business and social responsibility, and innovation and sustainability, don't need to be mutually exclusive.
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This is a classic case where U.S. security interests and economic interests are mutually supportive.
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Yet to many in the party's activist wing, electability and ideology are not mutually exclusive.
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We believe prosperity and a new green deal are not mutually exclusive in Ashland, Kentucky.
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I liked it when they mutually confessed how much they hate the weather up North.
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That said, it remains to be seen whether any mutually acceptable solution will be found.
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The United States and Turkey have demonstrated the benefit of a mutually beneficial economic partnership.
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But in the postwar period, US-Japan relations have, on the whole, been mutually supportive.
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Binding and individualizing values are not mutually exclusive, and people have varying degrees of both.
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In law, as well as in strategy, war and genocide need not be mutually exclusive.
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He reminds the angels that their relationship, sustained through the VinBook medium, is mutually supportive.
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There is always a mutually beneficial relationship between candidates and news organizations during presidential years.
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He also referred to the cash payout as "mutually assured destruction," one Williams shareholder said.
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So, her visit could well have been a means to establish a mutually beneficial alliance.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A standoff between Tokyo and Seoul points to mutually assured damage.
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In the docs, Helders says they've mutually agreed to not pay each other spousal support.
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They're still hooking up, the sex is mutually satisfying, but they're starting to ask questions.
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Traditionally, "contracts" are legal documents that are mutually agreed to after negotiation between two parties.
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Dogs and humans evolved alongside each other for thousands of years for mutually beneficial reasons.
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Just as in a marriage, a mutually beneficial alliance almost overnight could become divorce absolute.
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" When asked whose idea that was, Clinton said it was "a mutually agreed-upon venture.
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The team and Atkinson have "mutually agreed to part ways," the team announced Saturday morning.
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"Madi and I have mutually decided to not pursue our relationship any further," Weber wrote.
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Closed borders -- The US and Canada have mutually closed the border to non-essential crossings.
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The Greek government has repeatedly demonstrated a solid will to reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
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The concern, then, is that these narratives are mutually reinforcing and therefore hard to escape?
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"There is a potential for mutually beneficial better cooperation, and that remains untapped," he said.
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Still others question the dichotomy itself, arguing that the two theories are not mutually exclusive.
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And it mutually reinforces the narrative of Islam and West being in an existential standoff.
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Two superstars' mutually therapeutic friendship: I told Phelps that I'd love to write that story.
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There are shared interests, and there is mutually agreeing Final Fantasy VIII is a treasure.
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Vaughn replaced Kenny Atkinson, who "mutually agreed to part ways" with the team on Saturday.
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Condoms can lower the risk, as can being in a mutually monogamous relationship, Chu said.
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"Lucasfilm and Colin Trevorrow have mutually chosen to part ways," a statement posted on StarWars.
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The two versions of 1968 were not mutually exclusive, but there were tensions between them.
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Some dance, and some provide advice about mental health, but the relationship is mutually beneficial.
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Turns out Hollywood and la mode share more than just a mutually advantageous clothes connection.
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The democratic process and protection of our historic and cultural resources are not mutually exclusive.
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It will only work for those who remain amicable, or have agreed mutually to separate.
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All the Mayan languages share a common root, but most of them are mutually unintelligible.
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The departure was "mutually agreed upon," a source familiar with the move told the publication.
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In their self-perception, these distinct actions represent mutually complementary aspects of their democratic revolt.
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Condoms can lower the risk, as can being in a mutually monogamous relationship, Chu said.
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And through these mutually beneficial partnerships, students can have access to a job after they graduate.
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John Kasich of Ohio said that believing in border security and Christianity were not mutually exclusive.
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So we have done -- I think, mutually, we've done very well with respect to North Korea.
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Too many procurement and research and development departments still operate in their own mutually exclusive silos.
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News that the couple mutually agreed that Ozzy should move out of their shared home temporarily.
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Being a makeup artist and a Buddhist monk might seem like two mutually exclusive career paths.
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"Zac and Sami were mutually super engaging with their friends' kids," an on-looker tells PEOPLE.
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"Strong privacy protections and innovation are not mutually exclusive goals," said Cali on AT&T's behalf.
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Within a few months, Gao and Cui mutually decided the partnership was misaligned, but remain friends.
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At that point, we mutually agreed that you would approach other media outlets with the piece.
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I hope the new Trump Administration will conclude that compassion and security are not mutually exclusive.
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"It has been a difference in opinion which we have mutually agreed to respect," he said.
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"It has been a difference in opinion which we have mutually agreed to respect," he said.
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The pending merger was mutually terminated "after careful consideration" on April 18, according to public statements.
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But, as any member of either minorities can tell you, the two are not mutually exclusive.
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The paper, however, dismisses the notion that trade union ownership and government control are mutually exclusive.
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Money isn't everything That hints at another finding: achievement and greater equality are not mutually exclusive.
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Other countries are rivals competing for the same spoils, not trading partners enjoying mutually beneficial exchange.
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Rival Co-op Funeralcare — part of mutually-owned Co-Operative Group — cut its prices in September.
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It casts sex as a one-sided transaction rather than a consensual and mutually enjoyable experience.
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Until then, simmering tension and the risk of mutually assured financial destruction are bound to continue.
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Sometimes, it can work if she finds you mutually as attractive instead of being instantly repulsed.
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Doing what you love and getting paid what you need to live shouldn't be mutually exclusive.
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The United States stands ready to work towards solutions that are mutually agreeable to both parties.
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Already, he says, long-established Muslims like himself have a mutually beneficial relationship with the authorities.
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"Collectivism and autonomy are not mutually exclusive," bellows Andrew Savage at the end, in raw admonition.
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"We are pleased to be moving forward with a mutually agreed upon resolution," the statement said.
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What you're describing is a mutually reinforcing spiral, and I don't how know we escape it.
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But -- like many Christian organizations -- mutually shared faith is not a prerequisite for receiving our help.
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With the help of our adoption agency, we mutually decided to move forward with the adoption.
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Sexiness and power are not mutually exclusive, they say; sexiness is something they're in control of.
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With no mutually palatable agreement, Tokyo has pushed for third party arbitration, which Seoul has rejected.
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Last August, Bella Thorne and Gregg Sulkin announced that they'd mutually decided to call it quits.
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While this episode was mutually de-escalated, it has triggered more aggressive stances in subsequent interactions.
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But as YouTuber and Twitch streamer ATwerkingYoshi shows, these activities don't have to be mutually exclusive.
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These two trends aren't mutually exclusive: For example, Samsung's Bixby exists alongside Google Assistant on phones.
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With no mutually palatable agreement, Tokyo has pushed for third-party arbitration, which Seoul has rejected.
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In short, open source provides a way for companies to collaborate on technology that's mutually beneficial.
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Increasingly closer EU-China economic relations will continue as a result of mutually beneficial business transactions.
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The method, known as mutually obfuscating paths (MOPs), is described in the current IEEE Communications Letters.
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Hop is jealous; they mutually agreed it wasn't a date, but he clearly had other plans.
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These are people we choose to be with because the relationship is a mutually satisfying one.
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"The settlement, mutually agreed by both sides, was fair and reasonable," said Uber in a statement.
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Deadboy: We played together at this night in Brixton for someone we kind of mutually know.
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These things are not mutually exclusive, as much as we've been trained to believe they are.
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American commercial expansion and white nationalism were no longer mutually exclusive—they were now entirely compatible.
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"We mutually agree that he is not a cultural fit for Bridgewater," Dalio wrote on LinkedIn.
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Upholding the Constitution and securing the border do not have to be mutually exclusive policy goals.
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Their repartee thus concluded, they move on to the mutually fascinating subject of Washington traffic jams.
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But most workplace harassment is not within a mutually acknowledged relationship, even one that has ended.
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These are mutually exclusive and widely held preferences, fracturing any possible broad coalition for competitive bidding.
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For much of his political career, Trump has cultivated a mutually beneficial relationship with Fox News.
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A White House statement said that Kelly and Bannon had "mutually agreed" on his exit date.
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I think if we didn't mutually agree on the need for change, it would never work.
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Pyongyang is aware that obtaining a peace treaty and possessing nuclear weapons are mutually exclusive prospects.
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Commerce and DHS then provided "mutually supportive goals" to help decrease the risk of botnet attacks.
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The goal was for C.S.A. farmers and members to build a mutually supportive long-term relationship.
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Aesthetic excellence and being a good person are mutually exclusive only to the lazy and insincere.
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The outcome should be mutually beneficial and win-win, Hua said, speaking at a regular briefing.
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Disregarding this would be the economic superpower equivalent of the Cold War's 'mutually assured destruction' doctrine.
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Alex Abad-Santos: I don't think being "funny ha ha" and being grim are mutually exclusive.
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We identified a mutually beneficial opportunity to maximize the utilization rates for the Zeel Massage Therapists.
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Lovato and Valderrama both took to their respective Instagrams last night to mutually announce their separation.
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Americans across the political spectrum have made clear that liberty and security are not mutually exclusive.
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We mutually owned their sense of feeling overwhelmed and co-created a plan to fix it.
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Previous negotiations have seen the sides accept -- in principle -- the idea of mutually accepted land swaps.
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Early this morning, Peter and Madison shared that they had mutually agreed to end their relationship.
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"This is mutually beneficial cooperation for who?" asked John Fisher, Geneva director of Human Rights Watch.
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LSEG IN LETTER TO HKEX SAYS - "WE VALUE OUR MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL PARTNERSHIP WITH SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE"
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What makes it especially hard to resolve religious conflicts is that the claims are mutually unverifiable.
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Those two audiences, in any movement to unseat a government, tend to want mutually exclusive outcomes.
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Trump just blinked a little bit in a mutually harmful conflict that has no obvious endpoint.
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The two are not mutually exclusive and we were glad he didn't make it that way.
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But Israeli and Palestinian visions of what that single state would look like are mutually exclusive.
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It is a narrative that risks mutually reinforcing violent extremism on both sides, Mr. Neumann said.
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"This year and next year, contractually, we are mutually obligated to play at Barclays," Ledecky said.
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As a reader and a writer, I'm happiest when apparently mutually exclusive states can somehow coexist.
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"Being friends and having a corrupt relationship aren't mutually exclusive," said Monique Abrishami, a federal prosecutor.
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"Developing our resources and protecting the environment are not mutually exclusive," she said in a statement.
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The two worlds are not mutually exclusive and that is the whole point, the workers say.
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The Boston Uprising announced that Byun "Munchkin" Sang-beom has mutually parted ways with the team.
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Duff is clearly unhappy with those changes and figures Hulu can be a mutually beneficial solution.
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The two worked out a mutually amicable departure date for mid-August, with President Trump's blessing.
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The NFL Network later reported that Wolf and the team also mutually agreed to part ways.
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A few months ago, I floated the idea of a mutually agreed separation to my employer.
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Based on Thursday's move, Haiti can no longer be a partner in this mutually-beneficial program.
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Of course, there can be short-term tactical alliances that are mutually useful for opposing sides.
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Things that we can mutually agree are contemptible, whether we support the current administration or not.
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Walmart spokeswoman Molly Blakeman told Reuters the retailer and Deliv mutually decided to end the partnership.
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Perhaps they will each turn the other in, in a kind of mutually assured destruction pact.
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But these factors are not mutually exclusive, and the warming influence will only grow with time.
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They definitely missed the connectedness and mutually beneficial relationships that they would find in other schools.
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They should construct off ramps through diplomacy to avert confrontations over mutually incompatible vital national interests.
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It's here, in a series of mutually-deceptive couplings, that comedy turns to tragedy most quickly.
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The beginning of recovery has to start with a mutually trusting relationship between patient and doctor.
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The two trade deals are not mutually exclusive, and some countries would be members of both.
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"I am convinced there can be humanity in authority; they are not mutually exclusive," she said.
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Bubbling to the surface, though, is the realization that the two charges are not mutually exclusive.
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While there is probably no love lost between the two states, there are mutually reinforcing interests.
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" "It's important to normalize and develop our bilateral ties on an equal and mutually beneficial basis.
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A Transneft executive said last month that the dispute had been resolved on "mutually beneficial terms".
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They don't have to be mutually exclusive, and it's perfectly possible for you to enjoy both.
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Cirque du Soleil had a mutually beneficial and very profitable partnership with the MGM Mirage casinos.
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He said good stewardship of land and water paired with responsible offshore development aren't mutually exclusive.
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The proximity of US and Russian-backed forces increases the likelihood of mutually destructive battlefield engagements.
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There has been a long and mutually beneficial history of Wall Street types working in Washington.
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The red carpet is a marketing machine, pairing stars and brands to optimum mutually beneficial effect.
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Playing regular-season baseball in England and the Dominican Republic are not mutually exclusive, of course.
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But currently, there just does not exist a mutually acceptable position for the major parties involved.
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We do not anticipate significant regulatory or other obstacles in consummating a mutually beneficial transaction promptly.
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Anyway, it's not just that element of mutually assured destruction that created baseball's etiquette-related strictures.
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Or they referred to "women and artists of color," as if the two were mutually exclusive.
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Conflicts between autonomists and centralisers seemed to be dissolving into a patchwork of mutually understanding European regions.
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"So long as we're progressing to (a) ... mutually acceptable resolution, there would be no arbitration," Adkerson said.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have mutually parted ways with assistant general manager Mark Hunter, the team announced.
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"Protecting the environment, pushing for green economy is not mutually exclusive to economic development," the minister said.
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A thousand years ago, early versions of English and Icelandic were closely related, possibly even mutually intelligible.
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In other areas of policy, demand- and supply-side policies are routinely mixed and considered mutually reinforcing.
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For now, the relationship between traditional and new media companies appears to be a mutually dependent one.
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It's essentially a collection of mass that is mutually attracted to each other through the gravitational interaction.
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It's not that Random Acts of Flyness isn't funny, or that humor and commentary are mutually exclusive.
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But as we've learned since Ref launched 10 years ago, sustainability and style are hardly mutually exclusive.
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Dignity and Co-op Funeralcare - part of mutually-owned Co-Operative Group - dominate the market in Britain.
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But the two standards are not mutually exclusive -- a home could be a LEED-certified passive house.
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"Any future transatlantic work programme has to be balanced and mutually beneficial," it said in the statement.
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If there's one thing wrong with the modern world, it's that golf and communism are mutually exclusive.
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Another director, mutually agreed between United and the funds, would be appointed in the next six months.
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"Any future transatlantic work program has to be balanced and mutually beneficial," it said in the statement.
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She wanted to be married and she wanted to leave; the two did not seem mutually exclusive.
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The New Orleans Pelicans mutually parted ways with general manager Dell Demps, the team announced on Friday.
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Ensuring that your tablet or computer is properly wiped is mutually beneficial for both buyer and seller.
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An agreement between the two companies would be "mutually beneficial," wrote Evercore ISI in an note Sunday.
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A reasonable and constructive economic dialog with Germans and East Asians should be possible and mutually beneficial.
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He tells Joe where the video is, and suggests the two engage in some mutually-assured destruction.
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Five days later, Nala and Saeed were getting along, mutually interested and getting to know one another.
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Where justice and fairness and compassion and law and order are not mutually exclusive, but actually align.
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Russia is ready to continue mutually beneficial cooperation with Turkey, RIA also quoted the minister as saying.
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Meanwhile, China said trade talks between the United States and China should be equal and mutually beneficial.
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The two "reached a mutually agreed to resolution of this matter," though the terms were not disclosed.
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Mr Iversen and Mr Soskice see capitalism and democracy as potentially mutually supporting, with three stabilising pillars.
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Apple evidently doesn't think these two mindsets — community-builder and ritzy tech fashion house — are mutually exclusive.
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In an arbitration, the case is heard by an arbitrator mutually agreed upon by the two sides.
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The public goodwill quickly faded, however, and the realities of negotiating a mutually acceptable deal sank in.
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Salesforce says that while this might seem like a paradox, personalization and trust are not mutually exclusive.
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Haimann ensures LACRM continues to grow by engaging customers and finding new opportunities for mutually beneficial partnerships.
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A physical place is simply an address to hold multiple social realities, which are often mutually exclusive.
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Atlanta is looking for a new coach after mutually parting ways with Mike Budenholzer in late April.
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In a loving, caring, mutually connected relationship, you can tell someone when you felt hurt or lonely.
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Everyone was there to help and support each other and look for mutually beneficial ways to collaborate.
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Yet some lawmakers believe regulations and access to capital for low-income families are not mutually exclusive.
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It takes back control, as if to challenge the notion of power and femininity being mutually exclusive.
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He describes the ugly and mutually-frustrating results of every battle between insistent courts and reluctant agencies.
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This viewer is basically saying having "many nannies" and "being a good mother" are mutually exclusive states.
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Suu Kyi planned to travel at a "mutually convenient time", a Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman said.
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Additionally, IMAX/3D movies and the plus-one option will be mutually exclusive, at least to start.
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Not only were they both great at building products, but they had developed a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Automobiles on the road today demonstrate that increased safety and better fuel economy are not mutually exclusive.
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"Democracy and Prosperity: Reinventing Capitalism through a Turbulent Century" persuasively argues that the two are mutually supportive.
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"A mutually respectful engagement between the public and the police officer is always the goal," she said.
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Convincing European heads of state of her desire to achieve a mutually beneficial Brexit may prove difficult.
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But the idea that integrity and tribalism are mutually exclusive moral codes is an enormously powerful one.
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An agreement between the two companies would be "mutually beneficial," wrote Evercore ISI in a note Sunday.
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But the Chinese government mostly calls them dialects rather than languages, even if some are mutually unintelligible.
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Crossing such a red line would lead to a more than likely mutually-assured destruction (MAD) outcome.
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Savage cruelty and cold calculation are not mutually exclusive, after all — and often go hand in hand.
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Their toil and industry could have taken place within a well-regulated and mutually beneficial labor market.
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Remember when "government" and "innovation" were once considered mutually exclusive concepts, never uttered in the same breath?
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Unlike some economic sectors, energy markets across North America are intertwined and mutually dependent on each other.
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Commerce and DHS then provided five "mutually supportive goals" to help decrease the risk of botnet attacks.
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Cooper had accused Hilliard of working with General Motors to cut a mutually beneficial deal and strategy.
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For decades, this has been a human-to-human process that led to a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Getting creative with schedules, being flexible, and creating mutually convenient situations all help in maintaining active friendships.
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I told him that is not the way to build a mutually beneficial relationship for both nations.
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New mates are mutually agreed upon — males and females both dance in search of a compatible partner.
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There&aposs winners and losers and he doesn&apost often talk about things that are mutually beneficial.
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In the Indian Ocean, there is a strange mutually beneficial relationship that developed between two otherwise rivals.
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The development of their friendship, which is both affectionate and mutually sharpening, forms Faces Places' emotional center.
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The question then becomes how long this mutually beneficial trend will last before the robots take over.
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Thus, we are sure that Lufthansa Cargo and Fleet will mutually benefit from sharing concepts and ideas.
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Judging from your retrospective at MoMA, it seems the two fields were never mutually exclusive for you.
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And she uses no pesticides on her farm, Guzakuza, planting mutually beneficial vegetables on a single plot.
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While the two aren't mutually exclusive, most of our site is devoted to the former this weekend.
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"I think the work that both big halves of the organization do are mutually dependent," he said.
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Note that these categories aren't mutually exclusive, and several past bailouts can fit into more than one.
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Both sides have, until now anyway, recognized a degree of MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction) in that scenario.
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Imperfect Partners The United States and China are locked in a mutually dependent, frequently dysfunctional economic partnership.
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Since no child can be in more than one of these subcategories, the categories are mutually exclusive.
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" McConnell, in private conversations, has called the idea of calling witnesses the equivalent of "mutually assured destruction.
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Hicks' hiring stirred intrigue because President Trump and Rupert Murdoch have a complicated and mutually beneficial relationship.
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He added that he continued to be optimistic that a mutually beneficial agreement could be worked out.
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Studies also show that lesbian and gay parents are more likely to mutually interact with their children.
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Imagine all the mutually contaminating civil wars and internecine conflicts that rage across the Middle East today.
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The sentiment was mutually understood, but the goodbye itself was too painful, so they simply ignored it.
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It was nearly dawn when she and Mr. Peralta stole a kiss, affirming their mutually felt connection.
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Successful Opportunity Zones will require long-term, mutually reinforcing efforts between the public, private, and philanthropic sectors.
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Both countries have an interest in the more balanced and mutually beneficial relationship envisioned with the agreement.
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After all, the United States is a republic, not a democracy, which are two mutually exclusive things.
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We reject the pressure to believe that killing our children and living full lives are mutually inclusive.
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The outcome will definitely reverberate overseas since Netanyahu shares a mutually beneficial friendship with President Donald Trump.
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Braskem said the contract was mutually beneficial, arguing that it helps cut Mexico's reliance on foreign plastics.
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The fact that Modi decided to defer tariffs indicates expectations for a mutually acceptable solution, experts say.
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"The settlement, mutually agreed by both sides, was fair and reasonable," Uber spokesperson Matt Kallman told Recode.
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They included the introduction of a tiered, mutually-recognized Trusted Trader Programme to cover businesses large and small.
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Keeping guns from terrorists while protecting the due process rights of law-abiding citizens are not mutually exclusive.
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Take a look at our top picks ahead, and see why femininity and performance are not mutually exclusive.
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"I would like to see this as a two way mutually beneficial partnership," he told reporters on Friday.
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The separation between Instacart and Whole Foods was mutually agreed upon, a source familiar with the situation said.
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Some experts say the mutually supportive relationship between the two conjectures increases the chances that both are correct.
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Conventional wisdom among many Silicon Valley investors has recently been that profits and rapid growth are mutually exclusive.
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"After much consideration, we have mutually and amicably decided to end our two year marriage," the statement said.
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"The parties [have] reached a mutually agreed resolution to this matter," an attorney for Bulochnikov told the outlet.
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Still, many experts agree that mutually assured destruction can't fully explain why no one is using their nukes.
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But Trump père does not hunt: "He's a golfer," Don said, as if the two were mutually exclusive.
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"The two are not mutually exclusive and we were glad we didn't make it that way," Schumer said.
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They included the introduction of a tiered, mutually-recognised Trusted Trader Programme to cover businesses large and small.
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Indeed, the two sides' starting positions are so different that a mutually agreeable deal is hard to imagine.
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And those are in tension with—and rubbing up against but mutually buttressing, counterintuitively—the ideas of reason.
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Worse, the convention is gripped by two mutually reinforcing crises that are both illuminating and accentuating its decline.
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The prospect of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD), it can be argued, prevented such a horrendous conflagration from transpiring.
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Without third-party mediation aimed at a mutually acceptable compromise, the country appears set for a protracted crisis.
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MEXICAN ECONOMY MINISTRY SAYS THERE IS OPEN DIALOG WITH THE UNITED STATES AND INTEREST IN MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL AGREEMENT
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More recently, several developing countries have shown that low income and comprehensive health care are not mutually exclusive.
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Slightly too poky, the album nonetheless delights in its demonstration that reticence and catharsis are not mutually exclusive.
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He believes the waivers promote a culture of intolerance where religious faith and LGBTQ identity are mutually exclusive.
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Bannon's ascension solidifies an informal, mutually beneficial relationship between Breitbart, which has unapologetically championed Trump, and the campaign.
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As noted, some of these scenarios are way more plausible than others — and they're not all mutually exclusive.
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For Sag, that may mean traveling the world or mutually respecting each other's need for space and independence.
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They cautiously sound one another out, arriving at a mutually agreed-upon false display of loyalty to Negan.
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"We have agreed to mutually cooperate in the coming election with those who share that aspiration," she added.
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The Cold War and mutually-assured-destruction taught the world not to go too far when playing chicken.
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"The companies were unable to find mutually agreeable terms," the businesses announced in a joint press release Saturday.
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"Lucasfilm and Colin Trevorrow have mutually chosen to part ways on 'Star Wars: Episode IX,'" the statement said.
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But they did have "an agreement," which Vaknin said mutually benefitted them in respect to certain social goods.
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Secondly, African-Americans are the victims of crime and police brutality; the two concerns are not mutually exclusive.
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" The WWE also issued a statement saying the two sides "mutually agreed on the terms of his release.
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In a statement at the time, Lockheed said it was disappointed the contract had not been mutually agreed.
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Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen said on Friday that trade talks should be equal and mutually beneficial.
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Tinder popularized the "double opt-in," meaning that users must mutually agree to connect before striking a conversation.
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Jet said it was working out a "mutually acceptable arrangement" to ensure that the company pays overdue salaries.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - "The spirit of conquest and the spirit of commerce are mutually exclusive in a nation".
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To state the obvious, protection of the environment and economic benefit do not have to be mutually exclusive.
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However, the two choices are not mutually exclusive, and the answer lies within each individual's preferences and lifestyles.
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And about how being a strong woman with principles and being carefree and fun are not mutually exclusive.
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"We can't let ourselves fall into the misconception that religious freedom and nondiscrimination are mutually exclusive," Dent said.
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A state must also be able to agree divorce terms mutually with the country it breaks away from.
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Through close cooperation, our two nations have developed a deep, durable and mutually beneficial security and defense relationship.
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The former couple's quest to find a mutually agreeable custody arrangement has been long and, at times, messy.
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It is called an industrial democracy because economic freedom and our democracy are deeply intertwined and mutually inclusive.
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This paradigm shift was caused by the realization that environmental protection and economic growth can be mutually reinforcing.
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That's true in the sense that when both sides spend equally, their efforts tend to be mutually offsetting.
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Instead of honoring the mutually agreed bilateral contract, it continues to default on payments rightfully due to MMB.
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In the long term, injustice and peace are not mutually inclusive in any society, as history repeatedly teaches.
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ABB said Spiesshofer's exit was mutually agreed, with Chairman Peter Voser taking charge while a successor is found.
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Building a firewall between investment and commercial banking would ensure these two segments of banking stay mutually exclusive.
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While many of us think these categories are mutually exclusive by necessity, they don't always have to be.
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The tragedy for America's allies is that 70 years of mutually profitable, security-enhancing relations are coming apart.
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In doing so, Gabbard has drawn mounting criticism from the establishment Democrats whom she and Trump mutually oppose.
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There is a clear opportunity for both business leaders and higher education institutions to mutually recruit more veterans.
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They both agree that it strengthens their work—both as comics and healers, which isn't necessarily mutually exclusive.
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Axelrod said there is danger in Democrats creating a "cycle of mutually assured destruction" with Republicans in Congress.
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We want to create an alternative to that, where femininity and compassion and punk are not mutually exclusive.
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To me, blow jobs often feel transactional, like a service received as opposed to a mutually beneficial act.
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That means it's less likely the government and the militants can find a mutually agreeable arrangement before then.
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The Chicago-based company is built on a simple network of mutually beneficial premises: Young people love money.
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A formal mechanism will help us reach a mutually acceptable solution to the Fethullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) problem.
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And it seems reasonable to ask, shouldn't mutually consenting adults be allowed to make these decisions for themselves?
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The pink and blue divide may prove as deep, fractious and mutually incomprehensible as the red and blue.
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O.K., maybe some of them are a bit off-putting, but scary and beautiful are not mutually exclusive.
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"Madi and I have mutually decided to not pursue our relationship any further," Peter shared in a statement.
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But he urged the United States to "sit down peacefully" to constructively discuss finding a mutually beneficial solution.
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It would also have contained mutually enjoyable sex and good food: there was a better chance of that.
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They also argued that the tariffs would be mutually destructive and ignore the complexity of modern supply networks.
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Unlike some of his peers, Lerer reckons these minnows can have mutually beneficial relationships with giants like Facebook.
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There could be a second referendum, a mutually agreed extension of the negotiating period or even, as Mrs.
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Even living in an age-segregated facility need not preclude a mutually profitable interaction between seniors and children.
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Think of the strategy as a three-legged stool: mutually reinforcing supports that can't really work in isolation.
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For whatever genuine camaraderie existed between the two, the arrangement was a mutually beneficial business venture at heart.
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But what happens there next could potentially undermine the so-far mutually beneficial agreement among the three countries.
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"I don't think a rising price of gold and a rising stock market are mutually exclusive," she said.
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"I don't think the two are mutually exclusive; we're investing a ton into our core business," Linnartz said.
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The identification of threat is not a mutually exclusive endeavor — the United States must guard against all threats.
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That baffled the experts, because, at least on the face of things, the two goals seemed mutually contradictory.
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The general public is familiar with the concept of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD), whereby nuclear war is unwinnable.
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She then went on to describe a mutually exploitative relationship consistent with the Donald Trump known by many.
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The most successful independent providers view each opportunity as a chance to create an ongoing mutually beneficial relationship.
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Many American strategists reckon that this strategy—known as damage limitation—is preferable to accepting mutually assured destruction.
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It can help usher in a real peace and not the false one that mutually assured destruction created.
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An agreement between the two companies would be "mutually beneficial," wrote Evercore ISI in a note on Sunday.
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On Monday, Trudeau called Trump to stress the need to preserve the "mutually beneficial" cross border supply chains.
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RUSSIA'S PUTIN SAYS MOSCOW WANTS TO DO DEAL WITH UKRAINE ON GAS, CONDITIONS MUST BE MUTUALLY ACCEPTABLE - IFAX
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Rosen should know that there are alternatives to programs where studying and playing decent football are mutually exclusive.
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The two leaders are committed to making a deal, but the proposals of course must be mutually acceptable.
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That is, that "nations come together when it's useful to mutually defend their individual sovereignty," Hulbert told CNBC.
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Any decisions will be made by us mutually and communicated at the right time in the right way.
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Despite that, we will continue discussions with the State of New York to find a mutually agreeable solution.
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When Poland entered the E.U. in 2004, I realized these two did not have to be mutually conflictive.
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In return, we get to keep at this exercise, which all of us here hope is mutually beneficial.
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They are known from the earliest times to move in a strictly ordered system of mutually dependent relations.
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But this is more than a story of a mutually beneficial friendship between an artist and a curator.
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But thinking about critics and audiences as two mutually exclusive groups shortchanges both, and ultimately cheapens the movie.
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A public, mutually-agreed upon acknowledgment from the Bezos Parties, released through a mutually-agreeable news outlet, affirming that they have no knowledge or basis for suggesting that AM's coverage was politically motivated or influenced by political forces, and an agreement that they will cease referring to such a possibility. 3.
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We all know when we have a mutually shared feeling, and we all want to have the mutually shared feeling and, presumably, that person has been on a date before and not had that feeling and can digest that and understand that information and then say, "thank you," and that's it.
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A public, mutually-agreed upon acknowledgment from the Bezos Parties, released through a mutually-agreeable news outlet, affirming that they have no knowledge or basis for suggesting that AM's coverage was politically motivated or influenced by political forces, and an agreement that they will cease referring to such a possibility.
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The bank's problems go back to 2009, when it merged with the Britannia building society, another mutually owned lender.
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Maybe the suits are finally figuring out that respecting The Game and having fun are not mutually exclusive concepts.
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I mean, you felt as long as you had mutually assured destruction nobody would actually launch it-- a missile.
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The BBA figures do not include lending by mutually owned building societies, which accounts for around third of mortgages.
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But the two nations are no longer bitter enemies and instead have a well-defined, if mutually wary, relationship.
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"What I've said is when the government is open, we would discuss a mutually agreeable date," Pelosi said Friday.
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But, although it's not a totally mutually exclusive concept, porn sites should consider the privacy of their users too.
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If they&aposre constantly demanding scalps, shouldn&apost we do the same as sort of mutually assured career destruction?
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There are ways of getting around typical salary negotiations that can help you get to a mutually beneficial agreement.
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This "new crypto war" pits public safety concerns against the argument that backdoors and robust security are mutually exclusive.
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Gone are the days of fashion and politics being mutually exclusive, Gurung told CNN in a recent phone interview.
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The two are not mutually exclusive; everyone wants clean water, pure air, food security, and a future for farmers.
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People seem to think that you can't be an anarchist and a capitalist restaurant owner—they are mutually exclusive.
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Experts today identify half a dozen mutually unintelligible language groups spoken by Han Chinese, along with hundreds of dialects.
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We are proud to be working with the DOS and look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship.
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But he told Trump of his desire to forge a mutually-beneficial peace and improved commercial links, he added.
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Even outside of transgender people, medical notions of gender rarely fit into two absolute, immutable, and mutually exclusive categories.
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The likely failure to reach a mutually acceptable trade agreement will raise demand concerns that will dishearten oil bulls.
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I'm not sure real eyebrows and moral goodness are mutually inclusive, but, you know, who am I to say?
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But two developments in recent years have made the palace and the press mutually less interested in each other.
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The companies weren't able "to find mutually agreeable terms" last fall, when talks ended without an agreement in November.
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In reality, she said, NATO is a mutually beneficial arrangement no matter who is paying for most of it.
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It was the most intense confrontation yet between two mutually dependent but increasingly antagonistic powerhouses of media and politics.
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The CDC recommends being in a long-term mutually monogamous relationship with an uninfected partner and using latex condoms.
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It is critically important to restore agricultural markets and mutually beneficial relationships with our trading partners around the world.
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In many cases mutually beneficial agreements can be struck between miners and communities, provided there is trust and goodwill.
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"In the conversations in which I participated, it was a mutual and a mutually respectful decision," Conway said Friday.
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"There is still a long way to go, but hopes of a mutually beneficial solution are growing," he said.
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And yet, for the majority of 25 seasons, these two elements managed to work together to mutually beneficial ends.
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Nelly has mutually settled with the woman who claimed he raped her on a tour bus ... TMZ has learned.
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In his victory speech on Thursday, he said he wanted "mutually beneficial" relations with Washington, and peace in Afghanistan.
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"We see it as something mutually beneficial, but that's not the language that's being used by politicians," he said.
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Who else is breaking down the boundaries between artist and fan in such an intimate and mutually beneficial way?
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Both of them underlined their readiness to continue the "mutually advantageous" cooperation between Russia and Germany, the statement said.
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Rather, they enter into FTAs in order to grow their economies through mutually beneficial cross-border trade and investment.
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After six months, Cohen didn't produce any investors and they mutually agreed to end the relationship, the source said.
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It was written in an attempt to capture how women find something in each other that mutually sustains them.
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Above all else, the bill and the president have made each other less popular in a mutually reinforcing pattern.
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"We entered into this mutually acceptable resolution to avoid the costs and disruption associated with continued litigation," she said.
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"After an amazing 25-year run, Phil and I have mutually decided to go our separate ways," said Mackay.
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The implied tax rate shares a fault with the statutory rate: Both look at companies as mutually exclusive entities.
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He has said he wants a "mutually beneficial" relationship with the United States, but this will not be easy.
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" Asked about the guardian and warrior approaches, Mr. Glennon said, "If anyone says they are mutually exclusive, that's nuts.
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Even if corporate welfare had no taxpayer costs, it moves businesses away from their best mutually beneficial private arrangements.
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It will no longer be possible to pretend that mutually exclusive possibilities can be true at the same time.
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Under "Mutually Assured Economic Destruction," the desire to negotiate increases if both players are incentivized to avoid detrimental conflict.
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Instead, Moscow will focus on providing mutually beneficial cooperation in the fields of security, resource extraction and nuclear power.
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At that mutually antagonistic stage, it would have been no great shock to see Team Europe charge the mound.
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Tech, Media, TelecomsMagic Leap's CFO is stepping down after it was 'mutually decided' it was time for someone new.
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On Thursday, government officials said they would like to work with California to create a mutually agreed-upon regulation.
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The rationality assumption has a specific meaning to economists: People can make choices, and those choices are mutually consistent.
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Eventually, the men and the Children chose peace over mutually assured destruction, after fighting each other to a standstill.
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The "idea that is America" requires an "invisible hand" of common sense, mutually-held values and commitment to community.
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Websites like Seeking Arrangement and What's Your Price let sugar babies, daddies, and even mommas obtain "mutually beneficial" arrangements.
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Zendaya may only be 19, but she's proven time and time again that age and wisdom aren't mutually exclusive.
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My mutually agreed-to paternity leave was unquestionably a factor, but it didn't change the facts on the ground.
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On set, the stars deliberately cultivated an idealized simulacrum of the broader industry — female-led, open, nonhierarchical, mutually supportive.
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With a mutually agreeable end-of-August deadline in place, both sides came away from negotiations with some victories.
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She reiterated her original point: Trump can come at another "mutually agreeable date" when the government has been opened.
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Ms. Gainsbourg's Sylvia is a voice of reason, demonstrating that tantalizing sensuality and grounded serenity needn't be mutually exclusive.
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These are not mutually exclusive approaches; in fact, as recent experiences show, they are often pursued simultaneously or sequentially.
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I have disclosed that decision to the company, and we mutually agreed that it was appropriate that I resign.
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We have contorted our constitutionally prescribed media into profit-maximizing engines of mutually exclusive assuaging memes and inciting provocations.
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Many of the voters who selected "leave" had very different — and mutually exclusive — ideas for how that would work.
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This raises the disturbing prospect of a vicious cycle in which growing economic and political inequality are mutually reinforcing.
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Policymakers and negotiators on both sides must consider these broader interests of mutually beneficial peace as well as prosperity.
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The mutually assured feedback loop between Twitter and cable news has suspended us in a kind of informational purgatory.
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"We met with Carlos last night and again this morning and agreed to mutually part ways," the statement began.
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Her statement represents a startling break in the Warren-Sanders relationship, which has largely been cordial and mutually beneficial.
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Diplomacy is first and foremost about reaching mutually beneficial arrangements that others will accept and not look to overturn.
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"This constellation of theories, none mutually exclusive and none confirmed, has created an atmosphere of uncertainty," the report said.
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German automotive trade body VDA said any suggestions about mutually removing tariffs and other trade barriers were positive signals.
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As I have said, the United States is prepared to negotiate mutually beneficial bilateral trade agreements with all countries.
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For the United States, global economic growth helps fuel our own prosperity as well in a mutually beneficial relationship.
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The friendship between our modern countries is a state of mutually beneficial harmony that surely deserves to be preserved.
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" In 2018 they decided to become "mutually engaged'' during a long weekend in Bodrum, Turkey, where at 5 a.m.
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Ms. Slater's book melds subjective and objective points of view, while suggesting that the two are not mutually exclusive.
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But the worst-case scenario is a series of drastic measures that devolve into a mutually catastrophic trade war.
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These groups can be handy because they let guests and hosts connect directly and come to mutually agreeable arrangements.
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"Building mutually beneficial relationships has been an essential part of my life as an entrepreneur and investor," says John.
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"The settlement, mutually agreed by both sides, was fair and reasonable," said Uber spokeswoman Jill Hazelbaker in an email.
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This is decidedly not a feel-good play about mutually beneficial bonds formed across the racial and economic divides.
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He saw the moment as a means to build a mutually-beneficial partnership of long term investment and trade.
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There are all these different ideas about what constitutes "betterness," and a lot of the time, they're mutually exclusive.
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As I have said, the United States is prepared to negotiate mutually beneficial, bilateral trade agreements with all countries.
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But the authors conflate two facts that are not mutually exclusive in the world of federal budgeting and accounting.
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In fact, they can each work together, mutually supporting one another as you build the life of your dreams.
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Heavy weaponry or not, it is clear that Russia and Hezbollah have established some form of mutually beneficial relationship.
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A belief in nation states and in nations working together in the global self-interest is not mutually exclusive.
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The Lakers said in a statement that Walton and the team had "mutually agreed to part ways," without elaborating.
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And the point is that the editorial, that the responsibility of the moderators and the subscribers, is mutually supportive.
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It looks like, for me, as long as I'm taking hormonal contraception, the two may never be mutually exclusive.
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They come in three mutually exclusive categories: zero-emissions vehicle credits, greenhouse gas emissions credits, and fuel economy credits.
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It's easy to develop close bonds with people who are mutually afflicted, vulnerable, and in a state of crisis.
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Stakeholders with varying interests came together to hash out a mutually beneficial compromise that accelerates the clean energy transition.
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The stipulation says the exam will take 7 hours and it names a doctor who was mutually agreed upon.
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China led a resolution at the council - its second-ever in nearly 12 years - that calls for "mutually beneficial cooperation".
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"The sides have reached a mutually beneficial compromise," the ministry said, adding that the agreement was signed on Sept. 12.
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"I think, mutually, Lauren and I saw that life was getting more difficult," Higgins said of their last few months.
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This trend has legs because, done right, it has the potential to be mutually beneficial for customers and the industry.
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If countries with nuclear weapons were to engage in nuclear warfare, mutually assured destruction would guarantee the annihilation of both.
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"I've often said that in Oregon, we don't believe economic development and environmental stewardship are mutually exclusive ideas," Brown said.
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"D'Angelo and Niki talked about where the relationship was going and decided mutually to break up," one source tells us.
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At the end of the show, the couples will reunite and decide mutually if they should divorce or remain married.
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It's up to Trump and Xi to end this mutually destructive conflict when they meet at the G20 this week.
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It's often mutually dependent, frequently impacts the human's social life, and sometimes makes buying a new vacuum an annual occurrence.
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China hopes that both sides can "work hard, exclude disturbances, and reach a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement", he added.
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There aren't more checks and balances because our nuclear chain of command was built to speedily deliver mutually assured destruction.
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If the Snapchat-Viacom deal proves fruitful, it would prove mutually beneficial for the two companies that have complementary problems.
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But despite the principle of mutually assured destruction, the US and the USSR frequently came terrifyingly close to nuclear exchanges.
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But Elaine Lui, who analyzes celebrity gossip on the site Lainey Gossip, doesn't think these two possibilities are mutually exclusive.
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The presidenet's trade "deal" last week with the Chinese is nothing more than an agreement to prevent mutually-assured destruction.
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In a mostly pragmatic arrangement, though, your best bet may be to work out mutually-acceptable rules to govern it.
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The franchisor's system allows his company to "focus on building long-term mutually beneficial relationships with our customers," O'Farrell said.
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I applaud these women, my mother-sisters: supporting all modes of feeding is mutually inclusive with supporting mothers who breastfeed.
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"We need to do more to show young people that being out and successful are not mutually exclusive," Lovitz said.
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The Iran nuclear deal showed that sanctions can be a useful tool only in negotiations toward some mutually acceptable end.
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With harmonizing Venus in your cooperative, communicative third house until the 23rd, you'll likely find a mutually rewarding compromise. Single?
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Indeed, fudges and compromise are what define democracy -- the trust in the other to find a mutually agreeable way forward.
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A White House official said the two leaders had called on their teams to work on mutually beneficial trade solutions.
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Xi believed the two sides should strive to reach a mutually beneficial trade pact as soon as possible, Liu added.
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Each of these M&A scenarios would be mutually beneficial: advancing Patreon's mission and providing strategic value to the parent.
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One reason Joe Brainard made so many small works was to convey that modesty and ambition were not mutually exclusive.
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This isn't to say that doing a good impression isn't good acting; it's just that the two aren't mutually inclusive.
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" A letter from Schiff to Mueller states that the committee will work "to secure a mutually agreeable date in May.
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Spotify and music publishing company Wixen have mutually agreed to dismiss the $1.6 billion lawsuit Wixen filed back in 2017.
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But like the Bauhaus, Pop art found a strange comfort and alliance with the commercial world that became mutually agreeable.
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Some large part of this of course has to do with our old friend mutually assured destruction, or just MAD.
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It has offered an autonomy plan that Rabat says meets U.N. resolution for a "mutually acceptable solution" to the conflict.
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"Kaley Cuoco and Ryan Sweeting have mutually decided to end their marriage," Cuoco's rep told PEOPLE exclusively at the time.
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I admit, I used to think they were mutually exclusive, but I'm not so sure I feel that way today.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel also called for unity during her remarks, arguing that it is mutually advantageous for every nation.
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As we all know about the modern internet, the news industry's relationship with the series of tubes is mutually beneficial.
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We err dangerously when we treat discussions of police maltreatment of blacks and surging inner-city violence as mutually exclusive.
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Wall Street believes that both Washington and Beijing are motivated to find an agreement as it would be mutually beneficial.
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These are mutually beneficial relationships wherein you focus on your superpower and have those around you who focus on theirs.
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It's mutually beneficial to society and to kids to keep raising the bar for kids' passion and understanding of technology.
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They asked each student whom they were friends with, and charted a social network based on the mutually reported friendships.
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Many governments have sought to sign bi- or multilateral free trade agreements constituting an agreement to mutually lower these barriers.
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If you have gravitational interaction with two things in space it's relatively simple to model: they impact each other mutually.
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"We've mutually agreed that Jake Paul will leave his role on the Disney Channel series Bizaardvark," a Disney spokesperson said.
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We are glad that we were able to work through their various issues and come to a mutually beneficial resolution.
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Finding mutually beneficial (and fun!) ways to team up with people will bring you lots of success during this time.
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But right now it looks like the first weeks of Trump's presidency could be defined by a mutually damaging feud.
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But in light of his activism on the issue, we have mutually agreed to suspend our freelance relationship with him.
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Nor are the two groups mutually exclusive: in practice, the security services work with foreign agencies all over the world.
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The consequences of no trade deal may be mutually assured destruction, but most of the destruction will happen to them.
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As in any successful means of living, it depends to some degree on mutually agreed-upon forgiveness (if not forgetting).
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But the President suggested there may not be enough time for the two sides to agree on mutually agreeable parameters.
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A Treasury spokesperson confirmed to Politico that the two spoke Wednesday about finding a "mutually agreeable date" for Mnuchin's testimony.
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Most court proceedings are public — while mediation is highly confidential and allows Pitt and Jolie to mutually agree to decisions.
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Of course the two aren't mutually exclusive but Page is certainly getting matchmaking even more favorable than Coker gave Diaz.
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Of course, statehood and economic and financial recovery are not mutually exclusive, and it is possible to address both simultaneously.
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This is a motley list of parents, some of which are mutually exclusive or at least very hard to square.
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"On the basis of equality and mutual respect, we will find mutually acceptable solutions through dialogue and consultation," Hua said.
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South Korea has said the meeting does not necessarily mean renegotiation of the deal, stressing the pact was mutually beneficial.
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"Until something is really formally announced and mutually agreed, it's a little premature to say where anybody is," Ross said.
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Good privacy governance and privacy by design are key enablers for innovation and protecting data – they are not mutually exclusive.
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Look at her MANY recent quotes saying.... Trump and Manigault Newman formerly had a close and mutually supportive public relationship.
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This idea became known as mutually assured destruction, in which countries wield nuclear weapons primarily to deter other nuclear powers.
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Economic growth happens when people put resources to better uses to satisfy their wants and needs through mutually beneficial choices.
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The conditions for creating strong and mutually beneficial public-private partnerships for economic growth and development have never been better.
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"Canada's claims are unfounded and could only lower U.S. confidence that Canada is committed to mutually beneficial trade," Lighthizer said.
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Hopefully, the U.S. and German governments will soon agree upon a mutually acceptable way of reducing Germany's large trade surplus.
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"The settlement, mutually agreed by both sides, was fair and reasonable," Matt Kallman, an Uber spokesman, said in a statement.
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But gender, for one, divides us from one another, makes it harder for us to communicate and to mutually understand.
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The West's image of Islam and the Muslim image of Western societies are often mutually incommunicable; the incomprehension incubates violence.
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The once war-torn region has profited significantly from a series of mutually enforcing developments in the past 20 years.
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Levy and the team "mutually agreed to part ways," the Nets and Barclays Center announced in a statement on Tuesday.
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Businesses and farmers built mutually beneficial co-production networks that enabled them to compete successfully against other global trading powers.
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We were two people with competing, mutually exclusive agendas, and the one in the driver's seat was bound to win.
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Sure, it is possible that Trump's game of tariff chicken with China could yield a remarkable and mutually beneficial deal.
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No time should be lost in taking a fresh start and setting mutually agreed rules of engagement between both countries.
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The reformer narrative can coexist with this other side of MBS instead of being seen as opposed or mutually exclusive.
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The firm said in October that it was going "to work out a mutually acceptable decision" with the European Commission.
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Over six decades, Halaby has proven time and again that incisive commitment to politics and art are not mutually exclusive.
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But perhaps a love of nature and one for physics engines and computer-generated textures are not so mutually exclusive.
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