In the boxes for observations or sightings, the answers are all the same: Nil, Nil, Nil, Nil.
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The Double-Double quickly became a nil-nil, and I left In-N-Out with a deep sense of digestive satisfaction.
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When I see eau de nil, I am transported to the lobby of Claridge's hotel in London with its signature eau de nil china, its melancholy glamour, its stirring portrait of Winston Churchill framed with an eau de nil border.
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Com Ltd * Qtrly net revenues were nil, compared with rmb1.2 million for Q2 of 2016 * Qtrly net revenues were nil, compared with rmb1.2 million for Q5003 of 2016 * 500.
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My current desire to shoot a gun is basically nil.
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Visibility is practically nil, and some passageways are mere crawlspaces.
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The number of prosecutions and convictions has been virtually nil.
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The number of prosecutions and convictions has been virtually nil.
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The pair combined for a delegate haul of precisely nil.
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The odds of such a measure passing are almost nil.
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That pretty much says it all about The Dirty Nil.
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But by then, the Japanese fighter response was practically nil.
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Callimachi: Your chances of coming out are close to nil.
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The government's will to track them is, thus far, nil.
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The chances that Ms Santhirabose's husband will reappear are virtually nil.
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First of all, its likelihood of getting through Congress is nil.
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The NCAA's announcement shows promise on giving college athletes' NIL rights.
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Its growth has been dizzying, from almost nil ten years ago.
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In fact, some research has suggested the benefits are actually nil.
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" "First of all, its likelihood of getting through Congress is nil.
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But in China and Southeast Asia, Uber's footprint is basically nil.
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The chances of a consensual workout, however, appear to be nil.
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Between the [financial] crisis and the [Nice] attacks, sales were nil.
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Which, as all comic-book nerds know, reduces value to nil.
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Interest in the literature of the Arab world was virtually nil.
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Her approval rating stands at 5%; among the young it is nil.
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The smoke was thickening; visibility was almost nil; his lungs were stinging.
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If you missed the kick, then it was a rousing nil points.
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And of course, Shehzaad had done the Beverleys and the Dirty Nil.
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Mochi, the PAC Dance Team, Lord Nil and Flau'jae were also eliminated.
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The chances of her Snapchat name trickling out are just about nil.
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But it was the 88th minute and we were down, 1-nil.
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Public opinion polls have found majorities support NIL payments for campus athletes.
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The chance that they will stop the Brexit juggernaut, however, is virtually nil.
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What's more, the water is thick with mud and visibility is practically nil.
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Thus far, the chances of this effecting the election appear to be nil.
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The likelihood of Moscow's spies willingly sharing secrets with the FBI is nil.
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My father was fond of the Latin proverb De mortuis nil nisi bonum.
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To the same metaphorical raised surface Isaac had brought nil, zilch, zero, nada.
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Demand was nil even during the Gudi Padwa festival this week, he added.
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And like Nil she wants to now highlight the importance of social distancing.
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I had married so young, at 23, that my courtship savvy approached nil.
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The emphasis on Russia is grossly disproportionate to its importance, which is nil.
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California student-athletes will have the rights to their own name, image and likeness, aka NIL rights, and the law will forbid universities from revoking or denying their scholarships or making rules barring players from profiting off their NIL rights.
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In retrospect, it appears that Mr. Koppad's chances of survival were close to nil.
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In other words, your direct net contribution to reducing greenhouse gas pollution is nil.
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So, they called on Nil Patel, of Patel Creative, who rushed to the hospital.
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"Several billion-dollar deals of last few quarters have nil margin," the letter said.
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In fact, the net effect of the EU vote has been nil (see chart).
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The seat is safely Democrat; the chances of a Republican winning it are nil.
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His head was scarred, and he had sworn off the Qasr al-Nil Bridge.
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The way Mr. Dabash sees it, the chances of a peace deal are nil.
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Every part of the plan is fickle, and McConnell's margin for error is nil.
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The political analysis in this book is close to nil, but that's by design.
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Based on what he has heard, McMillen believes that federal NIL legislation is unlikely.
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As with any internet-connected device, the chances of a hack are never nil.
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The walls are closing in on him; his options to avoid are nearly nil.
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He thinks the chances of Democratic cooperation on a major tax bill are nil.
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" With a wall, Ms. Mulroy said, "the chances of another cooperative agreement would be nil.
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The odds are nil that any state or locality would refuse to prosecute such crimes.
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Additionally, the chances the plan will be passed in its current form is virtually nil.
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In 4.53, Stanford University economists found the law's impact on jobs was close to nil.
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Realistically, the chance of any of these far-fetched policies becoming enacted is virtually nil.
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" Buffett wrote in 1980, "The chances for very low rates of inflation are not nil.
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" He also wrote in 2005 that "Chinese cultural influence is virtually nil, and unlikely to increase.
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Image: Wikimedia Lots of creatures glow in the ocean's depths, where sunlight is slim to nil.
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The chances of Mr Trump being looked back on as a latter-day Reagan are nil.
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BOND is a mixture of coconut and cannabis oil, and its risk of use is nil.
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"The risks of longer time side effects from a single event are essentially nil," Stevens confirms.
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"The likelihood that we will get a manufacturing recovery is close to nil," Professor Stiglitz said.
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As a human whose prospects of escaping to Mars are slim to nil, it's terrifying.[NASA]
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The Dirty Nil will also be doing some damage to Europe, the US, and Canada soon.
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The air that week was utterly still; meteorologists measured both horizontal and vertical movement at nil.
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Placing restrictions on NIL payments, Feldman says, could help the NCAA defend itself against athlete lawsuits.
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There was little diversity of unique, artsy individuals and next to nil people who weren't white.
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The shares were awarded for "nil consideration," or without any money changing hands, the agreement showed.
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Provident "shareholders are being asked to accept a nil premium offer for better management," Jefferies analysts said.
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At 32 years old, my egg reserve was nearly nil, and my baby-having days were over.
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First, because it's cowardly to simply abandon an important issue because the chance of success is nil.
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"Almost nil, well below the average through the economic cycle," CEO Gerrit Zalm said in a statement.
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Here they are: Nothing. Zip. Zilch. Zero. Diddly. Squat. Nought. Zippo. Zot. Negatory. Nada. Nil. Nix. Nyet.
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Later, the owner of Cafe Nil explained that he generally doesn't let the women in, just Rafaela.
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AlphaGo comfortably beat the European champion, Fan Hui, five matches to nil, but Sedol doesn't seem shaken.
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Long term capital gains tax is nil for the latter, compared to 20 percent for venture capital.
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Because the new and old identifiers would be connected, the security benefits would be close to nil.
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At pickup spots like the Qasr al-Nil Bridge, Manu often met men who identified as straight.
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Which means the odds of this hard-working home team outstripping their nasty pursuers are, exactly, nil.
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"From Assi Ghat to Raj Ghat, you will find almost nil flow coming to Ganga," Dwivedi said.
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But for virtually every other mass shootings, attention quickly faded to nil after the two-week mark.
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Prerequisites are mostly nil, but you'd do well to read the post about using the command line here.
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Likewise, because Magic Johnson did not play in the NBA during 1992 season, his VORP contribution was nil.
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Making it all worse for the Democrats is their ability to block these appointees is now almost nil.
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Still, when it comes to whether Kushner's misstated gender constitutes a voter fraud violation, the chances seem nil.
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"The chances of having a second referendum are as close to nil as I could imagine," he said.
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I've come to terms with the fact that if a zombie apocalypse transpired, my utility would be nil.
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If a falling yen helps keep inflation above nil, real interest rates will be negative, sharpening the incentive.
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About ten councils, including Hackney and Tower Hamlets in London, instituted "nil" policies, refusing to renew existing licences.
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"They (Russian counter-sanctions) affect Europe, but they don't affect the U.S. - they have nil effect," Putin said.
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On the NAFTA front, news isn't encouraging either, and the odds of 2018 deal are close to nil.
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In recent years, I've diversified what scents I wear, but I always return to Jardin Sur Le Nil.
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According to Emmert, the NCAA plans to adopt new NIL rules at its annual convention in January 2021.
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UAE's Etisalat has said it is carrying its 45 percent stake in the Nigerian arm at nil value.
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Assuming a nil-premium merger, Stefan Quandt and his sister, Susanne Klatten, would hold nearly 17% of "BMDaimler".
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"First of all, its likelihood of getting through Congress is nil," Sanders said when asked about reparations in Iowa.
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While you may forget to back up your device, the likelihood of forgetting to charge it is practically nil.
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The administration has already gone almost all out on economic sanctions, "So the repercussions are virtually nil," says Ibish.
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Nor is it a game in which a 10 point plan beats no plan by 10 points to nil.
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In both "Nil Battey Sannata" and "Gurgaon", the roles were of a father, but they are completely different characters.
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Fannie's capital reserves were $600 million at the end of 2016 but are expected to be nil in 2018.
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While prices fluctuate, what doesn't change is that the impact of these prices on housing affordability is virtually nil.
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The human costs of repealing Obamacare, for example, are high and undeniable; the policy upsides, meanwhile, are virtually nil.
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He often went to gay pickup spots, like the Qasr al-Nil Bridge, which crosses the Nile to Tahrir.
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Hopes of spurring an American e-cigarette manufacturing base are next to nil, due to the current regulatory climate.
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Thus, without major internal changes in North Korea, the chances of Kim giving up his WMDs are almost nil.
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On "Pain of Infinity," the Nil crafted a spiraling, hypnotic hook capable of boring its way into any eardrum.
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"Some manufacturers claim that the infrared radiation 'melts' fat cells—but the evidence for this is nil," Bauer adds.
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It was an edgy match, but with a confident defensive display from us, we won 773-0 ("one-nil").
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While some members of Congress want to act, he says, others want to leave NIL laws to the states.
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But with a Republican Senate and president, the chances of either measure moving beyond the House are virtually nil.
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"All Vietnamese soldiers and civilians who entered S-21 were labeled as spies and considered enemies," Nil Nonn said.
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Violaine Lochu, Vera Molnár, and Nil Yalter were awarded AWARE's (Archives of Women Artists, Research, and Exhibition) 2018 Prizes.
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Highlights of the 1960 final The Soviet Union bossed their semi-final, sweeping aside Czechoslovakia by three goals to nil.
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Investment growth was practically nil in July, and the Shanghai market is now down 24 percent since the January high.
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"The chance of this happening under just normal circumstances if it was not an Airbnb is basically nil," Larson said.
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The Taliban know this and so does the Afghan government, reducing nearly to nil America's influence over events in Afghanistan.
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Half a century since his death, Guevara's legacy and relevance is practically nil, in terms of his aspirations and achievements.
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" When asked about the Big Star cover, Dirty Nil screamer Luke Bentham said, "Desecration is the highest form of adulation.
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Nil immediately went to a doctor who put him in quarantine and he was diagnosed with coronavirus the next day.
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That is what happens when CSR is terminated and outreached is minimized and insurers think mandate enforcement would be nil.
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In 2019, growth was nil, and in 2020 it will barely reach 1 percent, according to the most optimistic forecasters.
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Matt Holliday (DH/OF)–Cardinals Like the previous two examples, Holliday is an aging, lumbering slugger whose positional versatility is nil.
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They suggested traders saw nearly nil chance of a half-point decrease, down from 1.5% Wednesday and 32.5% a week earlier.
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He had a last-minute business trip to San Francisco in early January and "availability was coming up nil," he said.
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Bednis: We played a show in Hamilton with that band the Dirty Nil, and Fake Palms were also on the bill.
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The price range is a nil to 3.7 percent discount to Bharti Infratel's Monday closing price on the National Stock Exchange.
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It isn't just that his long-term relationship is faltering or that his career prospects are nil as he approaches thirty.
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But you wouldn't know it to watch The Dirty Nil, who perform like they're the most famous act on the planet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Eau de Nil ("water of the Nile") is a tricky color to pin down precisely.
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Wood planks cover many of the interior walls "in typical seashore style," said Stéphanie Cambier, an owner at Cambier-De Nil.
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We've toured with The Nil and Luke/Dave have both filled in for Single Mothers tours off and on since 2013.
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Congress could also move to reschedule marijuana independently of the DEA, but the chances of that happening are slim to nil.
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I think the chances that the governors that are coming out and saying no Syrians understood the process is virtually nil.
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But support for NIL payments occupies an increasingly rare bipartisan sweet spot, uniting the likes of Walker and Murphy, California Gov.
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Still, he plans to push for his NIL bill, and against what he sees as the injustice that has precipitated it.
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Unlike products such as flour, lettuce's shelf life is short: Opportunities to test the offending crop range from limited to nil.
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For children born into such families, whose fathers are often incarcerated, the chances of forging a different path can seem nil.
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With the government 45 seats short of a majority, the chances of its proposals passing into law this parliament are nil.
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But Congress is so gridlocked that the chance of this happening are virtually nil, a fact Pai is presumably aware of.
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The EU has said repeatedly that the current deal is final, so the prospects of a substantially different agreement are nil.
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Given the current state of Congress, the chance of effective data privacy or online advertising regulation emerging soon is pretty much nil.
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Money markets are pricing in a 70 percent probability of another UK rate rise by May, compared with virtually nil in January.
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The chances of a President Sanders coaxing a Republican Congress to pass a $1 trillion jobs and infrastructure bill are also nil.
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Indeed, a recent game which the team won four-nil saw it have just 38 percent of possession during the whole match.
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But The Dirty Nil is timeless and all-purpose—nothing fancy, nothing revolutionary, just solidly crafted, hard-hitting, loud-as-hell jams.
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David Super, a law professor at Georgetown University, says the chances that a judge would enforce such an NDA are nearly nil.
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Right now, they're in the middle of the Dine Alone Tour, a Canada-wide tour with The Flatliners and The Dirty Nil.
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The likelihood that Deutsche needs a rescue appears small, yet the possibility that a rescue could be forged seems close to nil.
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The scientific value of red team-blue team climate exercise is nil, but its effect on public knowledge could actually be negative.
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However, after googling it, it says if you don't get in within the first three days then your chances are basically nil.
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The Constitution gives Congress the power of the purse, though, so the chances of this ending any time soon seem like nil.
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With Hurricane Harvey, the forward motion once its center crosses the Texas coast between Corpus Christi and Houston may be essentially nil.
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"If the folks in charge of defending it are not going to, the chances of it surviving are really nil," said Wilkes.
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Given Republican control of the Senate and the absence of a filibuster, the odds of Democrats sidetracking the nomination are virtually nil.
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A 20-block walk to the office across concrete each day has reduced my tolerance for "cute-but-hurtful" down to nil.
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But with Republicans controlling both chambers of Congress, the chances of such legislation making it to a vote are slim to nil.
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Khieu Samphan, looking frail and gaunt, stood in the dock with the help of prison guards when Nil Nonn read the verdict.
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They're back at it this coming January, heading over to Australia and New Zealand with the Dirty Nil for a two-week jaunt.
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On the new podcast, Lowrey acknowledged that the chances of Americans embracing a nationwide UBI in the near future are slim to nil.
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Before the artist's first retrospective, organized by Columbia University in 2010, Holt's presence in the gallery scene was virtually nil for 17 years.
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Singer Nil Karaibrahimgil's portrait (top right) looks like a Vogue cover from the 1980s, her wide smile accessorized with a knotted head wrap.
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This ensures that the impact on Apple will be virtually nil, as it produces about $1633 billion in free cash flow every year.
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Mr. Pence's own legislative achievements in Congress are nil in the conventional sense: Of 90 bills and resolutions he introduced, none became law.
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In the social media age, where reality takes a backseat to propaganda, the chances of organizing a campus "quarantine" against Spencer are nil.
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This way of listening to the song is superior if only because the possibility of interacting with Jimmy Fallon's smarmy face is nil.
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In fairness, being plant-based, Impossible and Beyond incorporate fiber, which is nil in real beef, and are fortified with vitamins and minerals.
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Many Russian politicians believe Trump's political opponents and Congress have successfully reduced the U.S. president's room for maneuver on Russia to almost nil.
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From a Barcelona hospital bed, we spoke to a 22-year-old advertising student named Nil who was also riding out COVID-19.
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But the most important lesson, according to Nil, was that the illness was complete hell and governmental messaging needs to be taken seriously.
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Keyray's name was still on the filings, but her firm had done the actual paperwork, which mostly involved writing "Nil" across several pages.
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By the time local elections were held in late 2018, her chances at a second presidential term seemed to be next to nil.
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In another example, electricity generation from wind dropped to essentially nil in the state of Washington for more than a week in November.
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Travel stalwarts like Kayak and CheapCaribbean are being replaced by low cost travel apps that reduce the complexity of booking a trip to nil.
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They're about one third of a millimeter long, so your chances of seeing one and flicking it off your body are next to nil.
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We've so far not dipped our toes into blockchain or eSports and our appetite for doing more investments in VR and AR is nil.
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" Asked whether he would be in favor of "reparations for slavery," Sanders said no, arguing that "its likelihood of getting through Congress is nil.
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"The California law did get one thing right: It forced the discussion of NIL [names, images and likenesses] into the national conversation," Gonzalez said.
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We now employ more than 250,000 people, and the chances of that number getting through the day without any bad behavior occurring is nil.
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Conversely, the chances of us overdoing it — trying too hard, spending too much money, reducing emissions too much or too fast — are effectively nil.
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Pharmacists, for instance, usually make top-dollar salaries straight out of school, but the potential to significantly boost their paychecks later is nearly nil.
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Not a shoot-the-lights-out strategy, but nothing to sneeze at either in today's low-return — not to mention nil savings rate — environment.
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It lists her birthday as August 2017 and her education and blood type — typical items on profile pages for Japanese TV personalities — as nil.
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David Lynch Teaches Typing, a free game from developer Hyacinth Nil and writer Luke Palmer, is a terrible way to learn how to type.
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So in 1959 she opened one and then, even though sales were sluggish to nil, moved to a bigger space a few years later.
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However, players wouldn't be paid for NIL use in game broadcasts, and an independent committee with NCAA representatives would oversee and approve individual deals.
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He says that while neither he nor Lead1 have been involved in NIL lobbying, the issue has come up in informal conversations with lawmakers.
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Fortunately, some mildly risky guesses like PENT, SURF, ORTHO, and NIL panned out, but it did take a bit for me to build momentum.
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Pittsburgh ended a nine-game losing streak and left the Cubs with a seven-game losing streak and playoff hopes down to nearly nil.
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But the probability of conservative landmark victories in these cases is almost nil, because none of the four Democrats show much inclination to defect.
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With Republicans locked into an oppositional stance, and most Republican voters unwilling to break with the President, the potential for full-blown hearings is nil.
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The power requirements would have to be almost nil, of course, which is why DARPA called the program Near Zero Power RF and Sensor Operation.
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A team contract does not prevent athletes from capitalizing on their NIL rights when the players are not engaged in team activities, the law states.
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On Wednesday it was announced that AlphaGo had beaten Fan Hui – the best player in Europe – five nil in a closed doors match last October.
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Two St. Louis Fed analysts estimated a barrel of oil would worth be worth nil in a few years to match current breakeven inflation expectations.
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But thanks to Gina, savior of good ol' parliamentary sovereignty, the chances that they'll ever get that opportunity have dwindled from slim to approaching nil.
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" More recently, he argued that "Trump is all bully, no pulpit," and "that sometimes the main effect of Trump's words is either nil or negative.
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The chances are nil that this Congress will pass any law that moves away from the open border many of its progressive members seemingly desire.
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So if your plan is to visit Mexico City or go mountain-climbing in Argentina, the odds of being bitten there are close to nil.
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"Conversely, income growth has been sluggish or even nil for the population between the global bottom 93 percent and top 1 percent," the report said.
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Unable to find an off-switch when things went from 100 to nil, Mikey instead threw himself into his sidelined project without a moment's pause.
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Accordingly, Dine Alone have released a compilation album that collects previously-released songs from the Flatliners, Sam Coffey & the Iron Lungs, and the Dirty Nil.
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The average tax paying investor is now running up a down escalator whose pace has accelerated to the point where his upward progress is nil.
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" Conversely, they wrote, "the factors most emphasized in law schools — grades, honors and potential career income — have nil to modest bearing on lawyer well-being.
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Even if it were possible, the odds of convincing them all to submit yet another comment, on a topic only tangentially related, seem virtually nil.
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But none of them really top the new comic by writers Jody Leheup and Sebastian Girner, with art from Mike Spicer, Nil Vendrell, and Andrew Robinson.
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"Real wage growth is almost nil during the last year," says Laurence Ales, an economics professor at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.
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A tsunami of ad stalking, intentionally fake news and social media-enabled demagogues expertly appropriating these very same tools by gamifying mind-less, ethically nil algorithms.
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"The clearest evidence explaining the quick drop in Iranian loadings to near nil levels through July is the rapid increase in floating barrels," the company said.
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"The prospects for an effective reform program being implemented by the current political elite are close to nil," said Daragh McDowell of risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft.
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This week, Eau de Nil, the fake internet, a right-winger's freakout over a new museum director, reviewing new books about Islam, Scottish coorie, and more.
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But if moderates in both parties are losing power, "the chances of serious bipartisan discussions on health care are basically nil," Kaiser's Larry Levitt told me.
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Democrat Joe Tate, a former Michigan State football player who represents Detroit in the Michigan House of Representatives, is among the state lawmakers sponsoring NIL legislation.
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Booker also pledged to push for a federal law to ensure athletes benefit from sponsorships or NIL rights as well as hire agents or business managers.
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If licenses are systematically faked — issued for bribes in excess of quotas, or never checked — the presumed conservation benefits of legal trophy hunting can be nil.
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The Berkshire-owned insurance giant was paying Google about $10 for every mouse click on a Geico ad, yet Google&aposs cost of goods was nil.
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Hundreds of thousands of identified criminal aliens were ignored, while the odds of anyone being deported "merely" for being in the country illegally were virtually nil.
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Another target is to boost LNG trading to 5 million tonnes by 2030 from practically nil now, to generate 10 billion yen in profit, he said.
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He lands in a quandary where his intellect counts for nil, where only an approach guided by the ethics of feeling can solve this Hobson's choice.
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The Cham "were dispersed and scattered among Khmer villages for their communities to be broken up and fully assimilated into the Cambodian population", Nil Nonn said.
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Soon after, she decided to publish her own magazine, Bint Al Nil ('Daughter of the Nile' in Arabic), with the intention of educating Egyptian about civic participation.
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He had lost to the machine five games to nil in a closed-door match back in October, the training montage for the bigger contest in Seoul.
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Also, the first sentence of the bill says the state Legislature will monitor the deliberations of an NCAA working group, created in May, addressing players' NIL rights.
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On February 26th the Financial Times reported that the government had agreed to set tariffs on certain industrial goods to nil if Britain leaves with no deal.
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Palmer and his collaborator, developer Hyacinth Nil, used to work at an after-school program together, where they came across a ridiculous game called Cooldog Teaches Typing.
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She walked across the Qasr el-Nil Bridge into a tightly guarded Tahrir Square, with the slogan "It is still the January revolution" emblazoned on her back.
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His prognosis for any meaningful recovery was nil, and the attending doctor and the medical residents suggested that we classify him as a do-not-resuscitate order.
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DESPITE today's Democratic filibuster in the Senate to protest inaction on gun control, prospects for new measures to rein in guns seem to be close to nil.
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The band is hitting the road this spring and summer, joining The Dirty Nil and The Flatliners for the stacked Dine Alone Tour through May and June.
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I also love soccer (#coys), so that slithered its way into the puzzle via NIL, NET and ON LOAN, though those clues changed during the editing process.
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In front of the Qasr Al-Nil police station in central Cairo, Mr. Abd El Fattah's family and friends were waiting for him to set foot outside.
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California's NIL law is set to take effect in 2023, a date chosen by that state's lawmakers to give the NCAA time to change its rules accordingly.
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In 21, Tulane Law School professor Gabe Feldman wrote a white paper for the Knight Commission, a college sports reform group, outlining an NCAA-friendly NIL plan.
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Even if Bernie continues forward — the last debate is days away, as are several more primary contests — his chances of winning are now closing in on nil.
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With Tuesday's election results, the prospect of presidential impeachment just went from "nil" under a Republican House to "unlikely but entirely possible" with the Democrats in control.
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His comments echo those of UBS GAM fund manager Maximillian Anderl on Thursday, who said he would prefer to see a joint venture or nil-premium merger.
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Ever since he leapt onto our screens in 2000 as a gawky kid in "Billy Elliot," his opportunities to play a romantic lead have been virtually nil.
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Sanders says the chance of getting reparations through Congress is "nil," a correct observation which could just as well apply to much of the Vermont senator's own platform.
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Not only do you have to wait around for four months, but the tie to the newest Fate of the Furious movie is basically nil at that point.
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Its ban on travellers from North Korea—"a country that sent fewer than 100 nationals (many of them diplomats) to the United States last year"—amounts to nil.
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Credit Suisse said the nil-premium that Barrick is offering may not appeal to Newmont shareholders, although the synergies with Barrick are more obvious than those with Goldcorp.
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The news media continues its over-the-top anti-Trump coverage on a daily basis, and Spicer's chances of winning them over were never much more than nil.
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On May 1, FC Barcelona thumped Liverpool by three goals to nil at the Camp Nou in Spain thanks to goals from Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi (two).
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J.) introduced a raft of proposals Thursday to protect athletes' labor rights, including requiring compensation for college athletes for the rights to their names, images and likenesses (NIL).
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Pittsburgh (21-23) ended a nine-game losing streak and left the Cubs (22-29) with a seven-game losing streak and playoff hopes down to nearly nil.
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The 66-year-old Indiana man has no big financial backers, little political experience outside of two failed runs for Congress and his odds of winning are almost nil.
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How do you respond to the criticism that you are letting your optimism cloud your judgement; that the chances of this happening are nil—and we risk quashing innovation?
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But while the promise not to deport might have given beneficiaries some peace of mind, its practical effect was nil because the immigration authorities were not deporting them anyway.
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Market expectations for another cut next month are practically nil, as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell this week pretty much said rates would likely be on hold for a while.
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"The underlying problem is that the chances of Italy converging toward the eurozone are nil, no matter who is in government," the British-based Eurointelligence wrote in a note.
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He does not use email, so the risk of a phishing attack like those used by Russian intelligence to gain access to Democratic Party emails is close to nil.
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Unfortunately, the chances of that kind of coup are near nil in the House, where Democrats are over 100 lawmakers short of getting such a vote past the Republican majority.
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In similarly Leapian fashion, the actual demos and keynote took place in the basement, where a wrong turn could land you in shipping and receiving and cell reception was nil.
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"Spot volumes (on the Longhorn and Midland-to-Sealy pipelines) are nil this month as people jump on new lines and spot arbs become unworkable," one U.S. crude trader said.
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Chances are nil that Justice Breyer will soon find four colleagues on the bench willing to reconsider the decision that revved up the machinery of capital punishment four decades ago.
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He was a complete and utter nuisance at set pieces as well, replicating his long looping header that beat Tottenham to put Leicester three-nil up in a fairytale encounter.
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" During the trial, he live-streamed regularly after spending the day in court; after the verdict, he live-streamed again, saying that his prison time would be "close to nil.
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"Then I saw the play and it was staggeringly beautiful," he recalled, sipping black tea at Nil, an Egyptian cafe in this city's trendy seventh district, soon after the opening.
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The only justice we&aposre going to get is from the American people who hearing Peter Strzok&aposs words, in some cases, spoken by him are discounting this investigation to nil.
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Denmark produced a huge upset to beat Germany in the final Germany were overwhelming favourites, but Denmark beat them by two goals to nil in Gothenburg to seal a remarkable triumph.
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Such appeals reinforce the view of a deeply corroded French-German relationship, where chances of a compromise over a genuine fiscal union and other measures to strengthen the euro are nil.
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"If you're in a suburb and you leave a scooter outside your house, the likelihood that it will be useful to anybody else but you is pretty much nil," Shevelenko said.
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"Sanders says the chance of getting reparations through Congress is 'nil,' a correct observation which could just as well apply to much of the Vermont senator's own platform," Mr. Coates wrote.
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After three days of self-play, Zero was strong enough to defeat the version of itself that beat 18-time world champion Lee Se-dol, winning handily — 100 games to nil.
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Millsfield in 2016 is looking to horn in on what has been a calling card for Dixville Notch since 1960, when Richard Nixon shutout John F. Kennedy 9 votes to nil.
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JOACHIM LÖW, the manager of the German national football team, was unusually composed after his team threw away a two-nil lead over England in a friendly match on March 113th.
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"Both ideas sound nice, but frankly, unrealistic" Duncan Wood, director of the Mexican Institute at the D.C.-based Wilson Center, said the chances of extraditing the suspect to Mexico are nil.
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"For someone like Guzman, the chances of escape from a facility like that are nil," said L. Thomas Kucharski, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.
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Inside, there was a marble ledge with enough space to place both my own products and the Hermès 'Un Jardin sur le Nil' bath and body products provided by the hotel.
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After three days of self-play using hugely powerful computer systems that let it play games at superhuman speeds, AlphaGo Zero was able to defeat its predecessor 100 games to nil.
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When tensions are fraught, communications near nil and threat perceptions high, this is when the "laws of unintended consequences" are most dangerous, and unfortunately — and almost invariably — innocent lives are lost.
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"The virus can probably be viable for two to three days on inanimate surfaces, but I think that the likelihood of surviving shipment and transmitting to someone is virtually nil," Perlman said.
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"It is important that the Bill must specify much more clearly the meaning of instances that would amount to "nil" compensation," the panel, appointed by President Cyril Ramaphosa, said in the report.
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From my very first lines of C++ code circa Intro to Computer Science I, I've been in love with the concept of NULL, aka null, nil, undefined, or simply None (thanks, Python).
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But certainly when public water money doesn't even require those private water businesses to use it for, well, community water systems, then the chances those systems will improve is close to nil.
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Knowing the Cardinals' chances were virtually nil to improve upon the No. 20053 seed, Arians elected to sit starting quarterback Carson Palmer and let backup Drew Stanton play the entire second half.
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"If you go after them with a gun, your chances of getting all of them at once are pretty much nil, even if there are only like 10 of them," he said.
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"Aggregate bitcoin month end balances [...] ranged from a low of nil to a peak of approximately 2,776 bitcoin," investigators noted—just over 10 percent of the 26,500 bitcoin currently owed to customers.
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When Canada's handsomest rock band, The Dirty Nil, accepted their Juno Award for Breakthrough Group of the Year in Ottawa this weekend, guitarist Luke Bentham and drummer Kyle Fisher were genuinely shocked.
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The president has no formal role in eliminating the filibuster, but without a Democratic president at least arguing forcefully for its abolition, the odds of the Senate votes being there are nil.
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On the other hand, the chances that the current Congress would vote to appropriate funds for a Moon-Mars Development Prize Competition, even as part of NASA's budget, are all but nil.
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Unless the victim is buried at the surface (unlikely, as the average depth of burial in the United States is almost four feet), the chance of escaping, without help, is basically nil.
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" Noyes wrote that Telegram's approach is "incompatible with blockchain technology," and said that as an investor, "I certainly would not put a single cent I care more than nil about losing into this.
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On the other hand, our contract is a nil contract, so is basically it's all about profit, which is at odds with always striving to provide good value for money for the students.
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You'll never see Van Herpen's delicate dress covered in thousands of silicone-coated, hand-blown glass bubbles out on the street, but in VR, the barrier to wearing it would be practically nil.
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Trump is not quite a lame duck president yet, but thanks to the Democrats' winning control of the House of Representatives, his chances of advancing a legislative agenda have dropped to essentially nil.
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"I was chained by my left hand, limiting my freedom of movement to almost nil," Heineken said, in a statement, adding that he'd combed his hair with the tines of a plastic fork.
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The company, which has seven reactors in all, ramped up its nuclear plant utilization rate to a six-year high of 18 percent in 2017/18, after three years of almost nil usage.
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It would always refer to the Green and White Army as "Northern Ireland Nil," a reference to the likelihood that when scores were read aloud, the team had been shut out yet again.
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" 5 Rue du Nil — ALEXA BRAZILIAN, fashion features director Iced Coffee Pit Stops "I'm that annoying American that asks for an iced coffee no matter where I am or what season it is.
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Bringing to mind the opener of Hoagland's 1968 essay "The Courage of Turtles" — "Turtles are a kind of bird with the governor turned low" — Press has had his speed throttled almost to nil.
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Neither of those states has yet to see a serious ballot campaign, and Democrats' odds of making adequate electoral gains this fall to put it on the agenda in Austin are essentially nil.
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Related: English and Russian Soccer Fans Clash Violently in Marseille Ahead of Euro 2016 Match "They (Russian counter-sanctions) affect Europe, but they don't affect the US — they have nil effect," Putin said.
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But given Italy's track record of low growth since the turn of the century, and evidence to suggest the economy is yet again slowing down (third quarter growth was almost nil), others are sceptical.
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The law also calls on the chancellor of the California Community Colleges system to establish a working group to address NIL rights for community college students and submit a report by July 1, 2021.
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Co-op said on Thursday that the uncertain prospects for the bank, which its management is trying to sell following a near collapse in 13, made it prudent to value its stake at nil.
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The company reported net income of $229.6 million, or 33 cents per share, in the second quarter ended July 31, compared with a loss of $852,000, or nil cents per share, a year earlier.
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"For someone like Guzman, the chances of escape from a facility like that are nil," L. Thomas Kucharski, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, told Reuters in February.
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Al Qassemi purchased "Au Bord du Nil" (On the Banks of the Nile), a sculpture by Egyptian modernist Mahmoud Mokhtar, from the auction house for £725,000 (~$942,000), at approximately 10 times the estimated price.
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" Massimo Andreoni, an infectious disease specialist at Rome's University of Tor Vergata, said he considered the risk nil, but added, "A person in a quarantined area probably shouldn't be exchanging things with someone outside.
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But there's a problem: Share your data with the companies that can put the information to use and it will slip from your grasp, reshared and copied until its value to you is nil.
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Yet he has previously written that participation can be meaningful even when its practical effect is nil, as when a parent whose spouse willingly handles all child care still feels compelled to help out.
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The chances that Matt Lauer will be prosecuted in Russia after being accused recently of raping a female colleague during the 2014 Olympics in Sochi are "remote" to virtually nil, legal experts tell PEOPLE.
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UBS Global Asset Management said it was "deeply concerned" about the burden on Bayer's finances from a takeover, saying it would prefer the companies to agree a joint venture or a nil-premium merger.
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The Dirty Nil recognize this problem, but they offer a suggestion on how to fix it: What if—and hear them out—we tried turning the volume knobs all the way the fuck up?
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While the apt "null" and "nil" are heard in some regions, several years after heroin markets in the Eastern US were flooded with the stuff, fentanyls are mostly nameless or sold as heroin, he said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Asset quality remains adequate in all three banks, with non-performing loans (NPLs, 90 days overdue) staying in low single digits at end-3Q16 (IY: 1.3% of loans; TB: nil; UB: 3%).
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Tse's parents are both executive directors of Sino Biopharmaceutical Limited, and on Tuesday they gave him a fifth of the company's total issued shares "as a gift at nil consideration," according to a company statement.
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Still, Trump persisted with the allegations, never providing any evidence to back to the claim or dispute a Brennan Center for Justice report that found voter fraud rates were between 0.00004% and 0.0009% -- effectively nil.
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Trump's possession of a veto pen as well as the considerable deference still afforded him by Republicans in Congress assure that the prospects of such language becoming law in the near-term are virtually nil.
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David Lennox of Fat Prophets told CNBC's "Squawk Box Asia" Monday that the opportunity cost of holding gold to holding a bond is now at least "nil" because of negative bond yields around the world.
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Foreign participation in local bonds is virtually nil but a few years ago it was as much as $10 billion, said Renaissance Capital, which expects foreigners to return over the next six to 12 months.
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So the chances of us being able to find someone who happened to be on the sidelines of one of these executions from the civilian side, and who would remember him, is close to nil.
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With Italy effectively quarantined, its industry shuttered, and consumer spending practically nil beyond food and medicine, the economy is expected to contract by 22020 percent this year, according to a recent forecast from Oxford Economics.
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"For the last nine years, central banks drove interest rates to nil and pumped money into the system creating favorable carries and abundant cash … That era is ending," Dalio wrote in a LinkedIn blog post.
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Whatever the level of reported profits (even if nil), more dollars for receivables, inventory and fixed assets are continuously required by the business in order to merely match the unit volume of the previous year.
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Republicans in Congress had been dreading the idea of reviving their failed attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, especially since the chance of success is nil with Democrats in control of the House.
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Acutely regulated verticals, like those in health care and finance, are most vulnerable to economic disruption: When regulation stifles competition or makes difficult the entrance of new actors, the value proposition for incumbent innovation is nil.
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Athletes must disclose all contracts related to NIL rights to a designated official at their university, and if anything is in conflict with the team's contractual obligations, the official must inform the athletes or their representative.
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JME's Twitter is essentially the online equivalent of that scene in Nil By Mouth where Ray Winston shouts at himself in the mirror (but with a few more gags and winks, and a bit less psychosis).
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Basically what's happened over the past generation is that we've put enormous effort into improving the academic piece of schooling, but progress has been nil because the students' emotional foundation has been collapsing under our feet.
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Just don't use the messaging feature to say anything you wouldn't want the Chinese government to read — your privacy protections are nil (WeChat disputes the extent to which it stores and shares information with Chinese authorities).
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So a voter ID requirement might possibly affect the closest of close races, based on what we've learned up till now — but if the Cantoni and Pons results hold up, the real effect is basically nil.
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The court found that during their rule, the Khmer Rouge had a policy to target Cham and Vietnamese people to create "an atheistic and homogenous society without class divisions", Judge Nil Nonn said in the verdict.
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Parent Etisalat, which is carrying its 45 percent stake in the Nigerian arm at nil value, said on Tuesday it had been ordered to transfer its shares to a loan trustee by June 23, after negotiations failed.
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DRFT-ME-CN "Earlier it (WRP) was virtually nil for a VLCC as we were paying about $15,000-$20,373 and now this has gone up to $150,000 to $200,000," said an official at Indian Oil Corp (IOC).
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Over the past few years, the number of paparazzi shots we've seen of the singer has been reduced to next to nil, while pics gleaned from her tour are pre-approved and sourced from her own camp.
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But the company, which invests in mid-market companies operating across Europe, Asia and the Americas, had written down its investment in lingerie chain Agent Provocateur to nil after accounting irregularities had concealed its true financial position.
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Among them -- a group mostly comprising military or Wall Street veterans -- the appetite for populism is close to nil, except where it might create the kind of subtle wedges that help advance more traditional Republican policy goals.
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The litigation seems to be an obvious no-brainer for municipal officials: The fossil-fuel producers are unpopular, to put it mildly, so the adverse political effects of litigating against them are somewhere between zero and nil.
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On Wednesday, Provident repeated a call to investors to reject a nil premium takeover bid launched by Provident's former CEO and said it had a clear plan to map out growth and enhance performance across its divisions.
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On Sunday, those cameras were trained on Prince William, Villa's most famous supporter, as he reveled in Mbwana Samatta's headed goal shortly before halftime that halved City's 2-nil lead and changed the tenor of the game.
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The diversity of weapons used in the massacres, too, has made it hard to claim that reviving the Clinton-era assault weapons ban (whose likely effect on murder rates was nil) would make deadly sprees much rarer.
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A gray brick path leads past a rose garden to a portico shading the front door of this 3,563-square-foot residence, said Maxime Van Bockrijck, a sales agent with Cambier-De Nil, which has the listing.
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There were a few potential misdirections today if you were speed solving — "dug" for ORE as it was clued, "task" for DESK, "nil" for ZIP — I guess these happen every day, but I fell for a couple.
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The Flatliners come through with the storming, aching B-side "Moves Too Quickly" while the Dirty Nil take on Big Star's "Mod Lang," off their 1974 classic Radio City, and give it some truly beer-soaked intensity.
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Donations directly from oil companies and their political action committees or PACs have been practically nil – suggesting that millions of dollars remain on the sidelines of the race that could be deployed once the field of candidates narrows.
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Harris, who previously was an economist at the New York Fed, said his current first-quarter GDP estimate, which shows nil growth, is more aligned with the Atlanta Fed's current figure than the New York Fed's stronger reading.
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Here are two images captured by the scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute: Even for those within the satellite's potential landing zone, the likelihood of any one person getting hit by a piece of space debris is essentially nil.
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The British subprime lender repeated a call to investors to reject a nil premium takeover bid launched by Provident's former CEO and said it had a clear plan to map out growth and enhance performance across its divisions.
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Completely misreading the economy, which is woefully weak while inflation is virtually nil, Fischer strongly hinted that the Fed would be raising its target rate by a quarter of a percent every quarter for the next three years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A top investor in German chemicals company Bayer said he was "deeply concerned" about a potential acquisition of U.S. rival Monsanto, and would prefer the firms to agree a joint venture or a nil-premium merger.
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If the discomfort continues and the chances of having a flirty conversation with my next-door neighbor are close to nil, I remove my headphones, bear down on the cushion and let out a tiny amount of gas.
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Financial market participants have been lobbying for scrapping long term capital gains tax (LTCG) on investment in equity or equity-oriented funds or extending the holding period from the current one year to two years with nil tax.
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With seven new players 23 years old or younger, in a Western Conference with as many as 13 viable playoff contenders, Golden State's margin for error is virtually nil — even with Stephen Curry capable of M.V.P.-worthy production.
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But it's important to note that the harms we know about now are practically nil compared with that of many other drugs, and that marijuana's effects are clearly less harmful than those associated with tobacco or alcohol abuse.
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Though other Republican senators have indicated that they might be a little more flexible, at least on hearing out a nominee, the chances of a confirmation before the end of Obama's term appear to be close to nil.
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But this year, the very large group of contenders includes Karim Abdel Gawad, a fellow Egyptian who twice beat El Shorbagy in tournaments late in 2016, including a definitive three-games-to-nil thumping at the Qatar Classic.
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Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi settled his sixteenth-month lawsuit with Sotheby's earlier this week over the reported date of a sculpture the collector purchased, "Au Bord du Nil" (On the Banks of the Nile), from the auction house.
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Nowadays, even my technologically challenged grandmother, whose online footprint is next to nil, knows that she can't log into her email account, or her bank account, or anything else really, without inputting that little code sent to her phone.
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But I admit I was less comfortable when, in the World Cup opener, the USWNT completely demolished Thailand 13–nil, kicking off early rounds of criticism that the team was too arrogant for reveling in another country's humiliating defeat.
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It also prohibits the NCAA from blocking players and universities from competition because a player has profited off of her or his NIL rights, and allows players to hire lawyers and state-licensed sports agents to manage their interests.
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The other major issue with this strategy is that if this hangover is worth a grain of salt (or the thousands of grains of salt I'm about to eat) my appetite will be nil and eating will prove impossible.
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In this insider account of the creation of two perfumes — Hermès's Jardin sur le Nil and Coty's Lovely by Sarah Jessica Parker — Chandler Burr, the former perfume critic for The New York Times, gives unfettered access to his world.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The U.S. decision to review its tariffs on Argentine biodiesel could mean a reversal of fortune for exporters whose shipments from the South American country have been practically nil, the biodiesel chamber of Argentina said on Thursday.
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And while that sounds like a rather grand way to put it, what has become very clear to me is that the ability of anyone in retail to fend off the online — and increasingly offline — retail behemoth is moving toward nil.
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Chelsea, fielding a near full-strength team, came through their home tie with League One Scunthorpe by two goals to nil and Tottenham Hotspur needed a controversial late penalty by Harry Kane to draw 250-2 at home to Leicester City.
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RELATED: 20 Things You Should Throw Away For Better Health The fact is, the odds that you'd reinfect yourself are slim to nil, because when your immune system fights off a bug, it develops antibodies to keep it from coming back.
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There are barriers anywhere in the world for those of us who choose to play a form of music for which the commercial potential is virtually nil, but in Taiwan, those obstacles are compounded further by factors both cultural and sociopolitical.
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The change was caused entirely by the share of respondents born before 1928 falling from 49% to nil, and that of millennials—who were not born until at least 1981, and staunchly oppose such a ban—rising from zero to 36%.
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For example, Caesars Entertainment, which owns two Atlantic City casinos, also operates Harrah's casino resort in Chester, Pa. At this point, those who support adding more casinos in New Jersey concede that their chances of success on Election Day are nil.
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The likelihood that her music will reappear in China is next to nil, not least because the latest protests in Hong Kong have cemented her international status as a vocal critic of the Hong Kong—and by extension, the Chinese—government.
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"These scenarios have been judged as nil or low-impact in practice, but we appreciate the authors' work to identify where the standard is written ambiguously, which may lead to clarifications in the future," GSMA told WIRED in a statement.
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LONDON, May 19 (Reuters) - A top investor in German chemicals company Bayer said he was "deeply concerned" about a potential acquisition of U.S. rival Monsanto , and would prefer the firms to agree a joint venture or a nil-premium merger.
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"I got turned off from traditional dating sites because what I'm looking for is so specific that the statistical chances of anyone swiping right on me, through those mediums, who I'd actually be interested in, is practically nil," she says.
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"At a certain point, I decided if nobody was ready to get the ball rolling, I was going to do it, although my experience with computers was close to nil," he said in an interview with the filmmaker Errol Morris.
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Credit cost, or the percentage of provisioning for bad loans out of total lending, would be nil for the next financial year as the recoveries would account for fresh bad loan additions of 5% as guided by the bank, Kumar added.
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The best body board: Morey's Cruiser ($75.99) While a surfboard isn't necessarily for everyone, a bodyboard isn't as much of a hassle to lug across the sand and is just as good as a float when the surf is nil.
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Credit cost, or the percentage of provisioning for bad loans out of total lending, would be nil for the next financial year as the recoveries would account for fresh bad loan additions of 5% as guided by the bank, Kumar added.
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Direct shipments from Venezuela were nil for a third month in a row, as China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC), Caracas's top oil client, steered clear of lifting any oil from the South American exporter to avoid violating secondary U.S. sanctions.
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On Tuesday UAE's Etisalat said it was carrying its 45 percent stake in the Nigerian arm at nil value, and that it had been ordered to transfer its shares to a loan trustee by June 23, following the failure of negotiations.
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World Premiere The Nile Hilton Incident / Sweden (Director and screenwriter: Tarik Saleh) — In Cairo, weeks before the 2011 revolution, Police Detective Noredin is working in the infamous Kasr el-Nil Police Station when he is handed the case of a murdered singer.
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On Tuesday, parent company United Arab Emirates' Etisalat, said it was carrying its 45-percent stake at nil value, and that the Nigerian lenders had ordered it to transfer its shares to a loan trustee by June 23 after the renegotiation failed.
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An hour after his verdict he posted a livestream on YouTube in which he predicted receiving a sentence of "close to nil" or serving a stint in Club Fed, where he will "play basketball and tennis and Xbox" for a couple of months.
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The panel's decision can be appealed to the full Second Circuit, or even the Supreme Court, but the chance of a victory for Brady is "close to nil," said Michael LeRoy, who teaches labor law at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Tradition and custom expects you to be rosy-cheeked and gleeful, but if you're feeling like an empty vessel devoid and incapable of any feeling, or your family resembles the cast of Nil By Mouth, Christmas is the salt for all wounds.
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After years spent handling secret agents overseas Nat has returned to London to take charge of "the Haven", an "outstation" of the Russia department that doubles as "a dumping ground for resettled defectors of nil value and fifth-rate informants on the skids".
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I think the target audience for the panel was someone with more background in the Sri Lankan civil war than I have (my background knowledge was nil), but it was fascinating and the young woman who coordinated the project had an amazing story to tell.
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The odds of his health care proposal getting through Congress are also nil, and proposing to eliminate the entire health insurance industry and replace it with a new government program is certainly divisive, especially if that program proceeds to pay doctors a lot less.
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It stood for "There Is No Alternative," and sought to explain in four letters why so many investors kept putting money joylessly into stocks in recent years — supposedly because central banks had banished safe returns from the financial firmament with interest rates near nil.
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But expectations among EU officials are low to nil for a breakthrough on key divorce issues that would allow EU leaders to tell May when they meet her the following week that they are willing to open talks on a future free trade accord.
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When the three members of The Dirty Nil spill out of their van onto a Lower East Side street corner one sunny Thursday afternoon, they might as well be stepping out of a time machine, transported from a time when rock bands ruled the world.
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We still don't make any money in the band but I don't live in the van anymore Your band along with a handful of others—PUP, The Dirty Nil, METZ—have been starting to gain the attention of media in and outside of Canada.
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In real life, Southampton's away trip to West Ham resulted in a 1-4 defeat; on the Vita, through a mixture of luck and me being not totally terrible at football games, they win by a pure-fantasy-football margin of seven to nil.
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It's a funny thing, going from listening to music for eight hours at a time (or more, if I go to a show after work or have the energy to throw on one of my dad's old country records when I get home) down to nil.
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This conversion from freeware to paid revenue is a tricky one but at least Nintendo has that opportunity; there are plenty of companies that would jump at the opportunity to have this type of engagement — even if the current revenue contribution from the product is nil.
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To see it now, unchanged and preserved since the 1970s, with its palette of eau de nil and peach, its glossy painted chairs and hand-drawn murals, is to wonder whether you are seeing one man's home ... or an artistic projection of an idea of home.
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Intersect does not have the premodern limestone wall and ceiling timbers of the Rue du Nil, but Mr. Marchand tried to sprinkle some Right Bank pixie dust on West 14th Street by choosing the plates and bowls, consulting on flower arrangements and sharing his Spotify playlists.
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" During his postverdict live-stream, Mr. Shkreli, sipping from a bottle of India pale ale, speculated that his sentence would be "close to nil" and said that he was not anticipating spending time in a maximum security facility, adding "this is not 'Oz' or 'The Wire.
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But Cook appears to be calling for something more dramatic like stringent transparency and proactive user consent requirements, even though as a member of the ultra-wealthy set the chances of him calling for something like treating Facebook like a public utility or antitrust proceedings are probably nil.
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"This (NSF's offer) will come as a total surprise to the market ... It will take some time for the market to work through the potential merits of the offer," said Jefferies analysts, who noted PFG shareholders were being asked to accept a nil premium offer for better management.
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Meanwhile, Sanders — whose chances of winning the nomination went from slim to virtually nil after his losses in New York and a series of other Eastern states in April — reported raising $16.4 million in May, well below Clinton's $26.3 million but more than five times what Trump raised.
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Not wholesome as in nutritional, but as in conjuring, for adults, an era in which their bodies were pure instruments of chasing after ice-cream trucks—having not yet grown up to be convinced, by svelte promotional material on social media, that nil-calorie frozen dessert successfully duplicates the original.
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As if to counter that possibility, Ms. Burke, herself an acclaimed actress from films like "Nil by Mouth," opts for protracted double takes and hammy exaggerations to buoy an abridged version of the 1892 play, which has far more resonance and emotion than are allowed to surface on this occasion.
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Additionally, though the prospects for successful denuclearizing talks with the North are nil, the hypocrisy of decrying proliferation while spreading advanced technologies to the South provides justification to the development of other rogue missile programs — such as the Iranian missile regime — that could foreseeably evolve into North Korea-like crises.
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There are three proposed changes to the text of South Africa's Bill of Rights dealing with property, with the third, an insertion of a new paragraph saying that "national legislation must ... set out specific circumstances where a court may determine that the amount of compensation is nil" proving the most problematic.
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