He does not like to change, and he does not like to lose.
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Laramie does not like to claim responsibility for Matthew's death.
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He does not like to be told what he likes.
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He does not like to be painted into a corner.
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But he said he did not like to ponder hypotheticals.
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"I would not like to be in your shoes now."
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"I would not like to see that happen this time."
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Buckingham Palace does not like to be taken by surprise.
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I would not like to be a West Point cadet.
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Society does not like to hear from us castaway mothers.
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ELIZABETH BISHOP did not like to give much away about herself.
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The Communist Party does not like to dwell on what happened.
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At the core, women do not like to advocate for themselves.
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Kerry Washington does not like to talk about her personal life.
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However, I do not like to explain how to do things.
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Raccoons are cute, but they do not like to be petted.
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Mitch McConnell does not like to be told what to do.
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Other progressive Democrats do not like to be called socialists. Sen.
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Some may not like to admit it, but Clinton is downright remarkable.
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"They did not like to be away from each other," he says.
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And the media elite does not like to be enraged or scared.
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This is an ugly fact which we do not like to face.
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Keeping Score Adrian Beltre does not like to have his head touched.
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Justice Kennedy himself did not like to be called the swing justice.
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You know, he does not like to kick somebody when they're down.
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Introductory economics teaches us that people do not like to pay taxes.
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Sense8 Season 2 I do not like to talk about my feelings.
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Ms. Lundquist did not like to eat in the dining hall, so Mrs.
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People who do not understand the constitution do not like to be responsible.
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WHAT government would not like to reduce racial disparities and promote ethnic harmony?
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It is good that such voters do not like to be considered racist.
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He does not like to be away from his business operations for long.
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I (would/would not) like to have a bird as a pet because _________.
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Those who know me know that I do not like to sit idle.
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We, as a consuming public, do not like to be forced to reconsider.
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They do not like advertisements but also do not like to pay for things.
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"We would not like to see that happen in Europe," Gingras told the Guardian.
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You know that Donald Trump does not like to go out and correct errors.
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I do not like to use toilet stools as an ice breaker at parties.
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I said, 'There is one party I would really not like to work with.
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He has a strong entrepreneurial spirit but does not like to deal with details.
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I used to not like to hear it, but now I'm like, crank it.
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He said that customers (at least for now) do not like to be named.
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It seems unlikely that he will win and he does not like to lose.
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She told me she did not like to read and gave me the book.
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President Donald Trump might not like to admit it, but the man thinks small.
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" With a smile, the KKW Beauty mogul replied, "I would not like to have 7.
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Some activists do not like to share and associate personally-identifiable information with their accounts.
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And I would not like to predict it would be in the next few weeks.
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Your our vestibular system is hyper sensitive and it does not like to be tricked.
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EISEN: I KNOW THAT YOU DO NOT LIKE TO COMMENT ON POLITICS OR THE ELECTION.
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"They do not like to talk to the human, or very humanlike, robot," said Ishiguro.
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Well, actually, most of us do, even though we might not like to admit it.
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Real reasons from real men about why they really do not like to perform cunnilingus.
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My own first child did not like to be put down, ever, under any circumstances.
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Defending Evian champion Anna Nordqvist of Sweden does not like to see LPGA events shortened.
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"I would not like to see this transcript in the newspaper tomorrow morning," Bauer said.
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Teams generally do not like to take away a player's job just because of injury.
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I do not like to vomit, and I can't remember the last time I vomited.
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That does not mean he would not like to see some revisions on the margins.
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And he knows that Pachulia does not like to leave the arena with damp hair.
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Coffey does not like to talk about this topic out of respect for the dead.
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I think you're reaching for yield, and I do not like to reach for yield.
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"We would not like to see this go to waste," Scheinfeld told the Chicago Sun-Times.
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"I would not like to have met the snake that was wearing that," said the royal.
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It's hyper sensitive and does not like to be tricked—yet that's exactly what VR does.
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Also, guarantees do serve an economic purpose, even if Calomiris does not like to admit it.
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Prosecutors do not like to step aside from the jobs they're empowered to do, Green said.
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While many may not like to hear some of the arguments, they still must be made.
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"I do not like to be included in admirations of trash films," he told Mr. McCarty.
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During Saturday's speech, Trump made a point of noting he does not like to be repetitive.
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I do not like to talk about my feelings of sadness when it comes to grief.
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"He demands absolute authority and does not like to be questioned by anyone," Mr. Gold said.
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My mother did not like to be hemmed in and required a seat on the aisle.
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Spencer also said he does not like to be viewed as betting against Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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He had been fussy all afternoon: it was hot and he does not like to be confined.
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The president says he does not like to reverse course, but he did it repeatedly, this work.
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Tony Cárdenas said Trump does not like to work with people who do not look like him.
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"I think for publicity reasons, immigration enforcement does not like to go into churches," Yale-Loehr said.
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As much as we may not like to admit it, we can't plan for everything in life.
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And I would not like to see that happen to Conor 'cause I love him to bits.
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Most all of them did not like to have their picture taken if you were a stranger.
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"Some politicians will not like to change because many of them would lose their positions," he said.
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"One thing I would not like to do is something that would have a sequel," Clarke said.
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They seem to be unaware that I would not like to relive a traumatic experience in public.
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"I would definitely not like to be a Manning, or a Snowden, or an Assange," he said.
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"I think for publicity reasons, immigration enforcement does not like to go into churches," Yale-Loehr added.
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"I would not like to go now because [of] the recent frequent increase in such incidents," he says.
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Yet Trump, by his own admission -- with the exception of his ghostwritten work -- does not like to read.
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The GOP presidential candidate "rarely appears in bathing trunks… and does not like to swim," the article says.
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He might not like to do boring boss things, but he definitely wants to look like the boss.
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Though glad the rule has changed, Thompson does not like to think of it as the 'Lexi rule'.
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For this and other reasons, writers generally do not like to read their work once it is published.
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People do not like to read about themselves in someone else's book, and this goes double for writers.
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And as anyone who has ever fought with Mr. Cuomo can attest, he does not like to lose.
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After too many close calls, Ms. Vespermann, 333, a babysitter, does not like to cross by herself anymore.
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He does not like to think about getting older or about the ways in which he has changed.
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You do not like to be deceived, Scorpio, and your nonsense meter is definitely going off this month!
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People like free services, he said, but politicians do not like to be blamed for people's internet problems.
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He did not like to charge too much, lest high prices fuel a gold rush on the agave.
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I understand people who are really big fans of the source material would not like to see it changed.
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Berlin does not like to wag its finger directly at other members of the club, in public at least.
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But make no mistake -- holding this vote is a retreat for a speaker who does not like to retreat.
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Trump, who often bashed members of his Cabinet and did not like to be contradicted, gave Mattis rare reverence.
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Kasich under attack He might not like to attack his Republican presidential rivals -- but Kasich is under siege himself.
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Uranus does not like to be tied down, so expect people to be antsy as hell early this month.
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"Make sure if you bend down, nothing personal is showing that you would not like to show," she cautions.
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I know this is a movie for children, but I do not like to be lied to like that.
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It's not like to you be stuck in the past, Leo, but Mercury is retrograde and you're looking backward.
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"Personally I would not like to make a huge profit but rather a long-term stable margin," Ma said.
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"The bureau does not like to be in the limelight," said the agent, who asked not to be named.
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We would not like to see trade disrupted between the United Kingdom and the members of the European Union.
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I did not like to be fronted because I didn't want to deal with potential repercussions for being fronted.
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The rebuilding effort moved slowly, in part because Mr. Chase did not like to borrow money, or spend it.
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Mr. Kushner does not like to talk about his father's travails, but they plainly left a mark on him.
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Conservative senators do not like to have their votes appear in the negative column of the Heritage Senate scorecard.
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Wheels It's something that many of us have experienced while driving, though we may not like to admit it.
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You might not like to hear it, but we are fast approaching the biggest shopping season of the year.
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" Michelle Zauner told me that Mitski does not like to be thought of as some sort of "fevered priestess.
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"As these discussions are confidential in nature, we would not like to comment on the same," the spokesperson said.
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They, of course, would also not like to see any of their code ripped off by competitors such as Facebook.
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"We would not like to belong somewhere where we don't have an influence on the main strategy issues," Orban said.
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WHEN reading about themselves or their country's affairs of state, China's leaders do not like to be surprised or contradicted.
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"I, for one, do not like to hear what my life expectancy is," said Randall, who lives near Madison, Wis.
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Like Lily-Rose Depp, another teenager who has become mega-famous, she simply does not like to label her sexuality.
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But it's important to focus on Trump's propensity to compare those he does not like to animals, or inferior beings.
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Nick Vlahos, 49, the owner, said he had also lost potential customers who did not like to walk under scaffolding.
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Parents might not like to admit it, but teens and young adults have a unique perspective on using the internet.
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He does not like to talk about how he briefly modeled in Paris and Milan when he was in college.
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No matter the socioeconomic status of an American, we do not like to pay into the system anymore than necessary.
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These ushers are the first to admit that age sometimes slows them, but they do not like to miss work.
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"I would not like to see our results as any kind of call to stop those experiments or therapies for HIV."
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I write these incredibly violent books, and I just, I do not like to know that there's a train wreck coming.
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"Joe Biden must really not like to travel," Yang said on Sunday at a Democratic event that brought together 19 candidates.
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President Trump may not like to read books, but a new book reports that he loves to read his own tweets.
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If bosses do not like to go home before their underlings, and underlings fear leaving before their bosses, everyone is trapped.
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But scientists do not like to work on presumption, so two studies published in Nature this week have tested the idea.
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He was so intensely shy that he would not speak to the press, and did not like to speak in public.
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Some people might not like to say that, but you can't just look at the short term in the immediate aspect.
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" She does not "like to kill anything and has been an on-and-off, semi-strict, nondogmatic, occasional vegetarian since college.
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Nadia and Saeed do not like to unpack their bags, so that they can be ready to go at any moment.
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Tillerson said Trump is undisciplined and does not like to read and that he had to make briefings short and simple.
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Accustomed to covering foreign wars and lethal hurricanes, Mr. Cooper said he did not like to show his feelings on camera.
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So pick somewhere you'd like to go—even if it's somewhere you'd very much not like to go—and go there.
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You have been told that he does not like to be touched, and he does not extend a hand in greeting.
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One player Mitchell says she does not like to watch is herself, though she forces herself to do it to improve.
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Webster does not like to talk about the Rangers too much because, he said, they did not treat him very well.
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The C.I.A. and the F.B.I. do not like to admit that they rely so heavily on defectors to solve their cases.
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Under normal circumstances, the court does not like to step in before the case has been heard by federal appeals courts.
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"She did not like to be typecast, either as a woman artist, a Jewish artist or a textile artist," he said.
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"I, for one, do not like to hear what my life expectancy is," said Mr. Randall, who lives near Madison, Wis.
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I cannot say when it will be, and I would not like to predict it would be in the next few weeks.
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Jaret de Silva: This is basically a place that you would not like to be on on turnaround when we are loading.
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"I would not like to believe the mayor is politicizing this issue and this situation that the island is facing," he said.
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Also under normal circumstances, the justices do not like to take up a case before it is heard by federal appeals courts.
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If you would not like to sync any contacts at this time, simply select "Skip" in the upper right-hand corner.3.
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"He is always civil and considerate in his rhetoric; he does not like to be splashy or to provoke," Pozen told Broadly.
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He's also arguing that those rules will have to allow some videos that you might not like to remain on the site.
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A word of caution: Do not read Never Let Me Go in public if you do not like to cry in public.
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" But, he says, "I would not like to see us create [another] dubious category for daydreaming that an individual regards as maladaptive.
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She does not like to talk about her past, and every time she starts her story she cannot hold back the tears.
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They may not like to have to commute to Woodbury Commons and down to Rockland County to the big stores and restaurants.
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Clearly, Baker does not like to be compared to AB ... and he doesn't seem to be too fond of Brown's antics either.
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Instead, the move seems inspired by attempts to disclose Trump's taxes, which the President also very much does not like to do.
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If you do not like to click on links, there's a chance you've worried about this corgi in the past day or so.
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Trump rarely tweets in front of others...because he does not like to wear the reading glasses he needs to see the screen.
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The Fed does not like to increase interest rates in an election year, and especially not in the second half of the year.
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In a news conference last December, Mr Putin firmly told a questioner he did not like to hear Islam "wrongly linked to terrorism".
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"They did not like to answer any questions," Sam Clauson told Business Insider in April, when he was still a part-time resident.
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A barber a few streets away offers a Dominican point of view of Haitians: they are "dirty and do not like to bathe".
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For example: a child who repeatedly tries to pet or hug their family dog when the dog may not like to be petted.
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What we DO NOT like to do is throw away our votes on someone who looks like they have no chance at winning.
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But he was no-nonsense in that he did not like to lose, and he was going to battle you all the way.
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Part of the reason, the person said, was that Twitter's CEO did not like to carry items with him during his long walks.
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Which journalist would not like to have super hearing to better listen in on public conversations and telescopic vision to observe a scene?
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You might have to get a little loud, and you might have to say some words that you might not like to say.
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It's good and I think that run still has some legs, because Trump is Trump, he's not a Republican, he's not a Democrat and, as he's basically a family business leader, he will not like to see the stock market down really and he would not like to have unemployment rising, so these two things will be the guiding light of his presidency.
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And I'm sure Senor Trump would not like to see Chinese telecom towers on the border but that's what he's forcing us to do.
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This simple tree has a private hideout for kitties who do not like to share, plus a scratching pad and a puff ball toy.
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The problem is that fusion plasmas do not like to be contained; these free-flowing streams of protons and electrons are tough to wrangle.
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Mr. Gates may also have goaded Mr. Bosworth, knowing he is the sort who does not like to be told something is not possible.
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They do not like to be Scrooge for Christmas but they also don't want to do something the days before the election in November.
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In this respect, and though he may not like to admit it, Mr Corbyn is not so different from some of his Conservative counterparts.
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Under normal circumstances, the Supreme Court does not like to take up an issue before it has made its way through the lower courts.
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Even my students who generally say they do not like to write and my super quiet students had lots to say in their reactions.
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Sweeney, however, does not like to take credit for the success of "Fortnite" — he credits it largely to the game developers on his team.
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I understand they were trying to help, but sighted people often forget that blind people also do not like to be grabbed by strangers.
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Sanctions have remained in place, though Mr. Trump does not like to talk about them, even as his personal diplomacy with Mr. Kim sputters.
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Intelligence officers do not like to be at odds with the president, he said, and Mr. Trump's comments put them in an uncomfortable position.
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I do not like to fling myself off my toilet with abandon or remove my entire outfit every time I have to pop a squat.
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Rejection is in the air—this is not a fun day for a date as Saturn does not like to cuddle, giggle, or be cute.
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This equates to about three-quarters of Krivenchik's monthly salary as a watchman at a granary, but he does not like to hunt year-round.
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But if a girl tells me she does not like to give them I accept it, 'cause I do not want to be a hypocrite.
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Brown rejects the idea that a state can offer sanctuary from the federal government, and he does not like to talk about "the Resistance," either.
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They are also a value-based generation and have been praised and sheltered and as such they do not like to consume anything in silence.
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Great powers might not like to hear it, but they could stand to learn something from Kazakhstan as a new member of the Security Council.
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"One would not like to have any bullish bets on gold when the labor market trend is strong," ThinkMarkets chief market analyst Naeem Aslam said.
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Although Mr. Alberts shunned publicity and did not like to write medical papers, Dr. Vagelos cited him as a co-author on many of his.
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Ms. Taha does not like to speak about the two-year journey that took her family from the Syrian port city of Latakia to Golzow.
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If you have not activated your unit or would not like to provide feedback, please contact the retail location you purchased from to initiate a return.
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"As the negotiations are still ongoing, we would not like to comment at this stage," ONGC Videsh said in response to a Reuters' email seeking comments.
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But plasmas can only reach this so-called "steady state" if they can be contained, and extraordinarily hot atomic soup does not like to be contained.
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Kardashian, 30, noted that she has a blended family with 10 siblings, and that she does not like to call them step-siblings or half-siblings.
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At the same time, Trump is a very proud guy, who does not like to admit, ever, that he doesn't know exactly what he is doing.
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For any situation in which you have to communicate something that the other person might not like to hear, Hall recommends the DEAR MAN mnemonic device.
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Just like I'm sure most parents would not like to drink in front of their children, I do not smoke in front of my young children.
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Photo via videoWomen, in case you were wondering, do not like to be told what to wear, especially if the person telling them is a man.
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"I didn't realize it, but apparently Luke did not like to go to many places, but he always wanted to come to my house," Ulrich said.
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Perhaps there are also some "Shy Leavers" out there: well-educated or young folk who do not like to admit they are siding with Nigel Farage.
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Though he was a good student in school, Mr. Lombardy did not like to study chess from books; he preferred to hone his skills through practice.
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It's especially not for us, two scaredy-cats who do not like to watch horror movies for the simple fact that we don't like to be scared.
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Though wildlife crossings might be essential in many places (like Northern California) today, he added some species might not like to enter concrete tunnels or lofty bridges.
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"Congress does not like to be out of the loop when it comes to anything spending-related, but this was not in their jurisdiction," the official said.
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He does not like to admit vulnerability, but in 73 a specialist on isolation and trauma visited him and was struck by the way he was changing.
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"I may add that there's only one whom I would not like to see succeed, and that's [Senator Kirsten] Gillibrand of New York," he told the Post.
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Two people's futures are at stake here, and I, for one, would not like to allow the Senate Judiciary Committee to be the arbiter of their lives.
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Putin added that people would not like to live on a planet dotted with "rows of wind-powered generators and covered by several layers of solar panels".
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While the octogenarian investor — he turned 88 on Thursday — may not like to tweet, one well-known CEO, Elon Musk, is infamous for his use of Twitter.
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Though their lovemaking had become infrequent in recent years, there was always the possibility of it, which the husband, in his vanity, did not like to relinquish.
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Joe Young, a point guard who spent the past three seasons with the Indiana Pacers, has nocturnal habits, and he does not like to keep them secret.
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I am the epitome of tropical: I do not like to be cold, I don't like the A.C. to be too high in the house — that's me.
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It means that we need to have a thorough fair negotiations between the EU and UK. And I would not like to talk in terms of punishing etc.
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Once again, it has to do with the Higgs boson being a prickly customer that does not like to make anything easy for the people who study it.
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Her family reconciliation film, A Mother's Journey, deals with an issue that Nigerian society does not like to talk about -- in this case women who abandon their children.
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China's ruling Communist Party does not like to discuss the wealth of its leaders, or their families, especially as it wages an aggressive, if selective, anti-corruption campaign.
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Nixon who did not like to be around people outside his inner circle, insisted that the briefings go to him indirectly, through Henry Kissinger, his national security adviser.
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Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, for example, do not like to tote their weaponry far, lest they be caught or killed before getting a good opportunity to use it.
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Despite its concerns about losing German technology to China, the ruling coalition of Merkel's conservatives and Gabriel's Social Democrats (SPD) usually does not like to meddle in takeovers.
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Ms. Yagi, too, did not like to talk about her life in South Korea, though her callused and crooked fingers appeared to reflect a life of menial labor.
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Mr. Rosenthal said he does not like to look at the results of a DNA test before he delivers the information, fearing that he might betray some emotion.
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Normally, the Pentagon does not like to disclose details that military planners view as "operational," and the specific location of unexploded American ordnance is included in that definition.
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A new book, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," portrays a President who has the attention span of a child and does not like to read.
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Some of those rules were broken in the script, and I think hard-core Potterites do not like to see the world Rowling created compromised in any way.
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I really do not like to frequent Walmart either, but I have a $10 gift card that I got for signing up for E-bates a couple months back.
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We trust-funders can never and would never defend ourselves publicly, because as a rule we do not like to talk about money and our easy possession of it.
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The 34-year-old writer lives in Vienna, Austria with his wife and daughter, and when he goes on a trip, he does not like to just lay around.
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" Mr. Gatti, who is Roman Catholic, said he does not like to discuss his personal religious beliefs but added: "Music remains for me not sacred, but a spiritual moment.
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An introvert prone to crippling depression who did not like to speak in class, she was powerfully shaken by lessons about pollution, species extinction and humans' influence on climate.
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It emerges she's been bullied mercilessly at school for years, that other kids have mocked and attacked her for her social oddity (she does not like to say "hello").
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"He reports that he does not like to be away from his mother," the same clinical social worker wrote of her Ms. EP's son after his December 2018 evaluation.
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Schmidt, in a conference call with reporters Tuesday, described himself as a competitive pitcher with good command who relies on a sinker and does not like to walk people.
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Mr. Trump rarely tweets in front of others, those close to him say, because he does not like to wear the reading glasses he needs to see the screen.
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"Webster does not like to talk about the Rangers too much because, he said, they did not treat him very well," Mr. Rush wrote in The New York Times.
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Russian officials may not like to refer to him as a Russian spy since he was a traitor to his own country, but he was a Russian military intelligence officer.
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While a lot of Mac and Windows fans might not like to admit it, Chromebooks have slowly become a legitimate third platform, especially when it comes to schools and students.
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"I think this is the only country in the world where the security council does not like to come when summoned by the Prime Minister of the country," he said.
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"I would not like to talk about a particular scenario, there may be many scenarios," Diaz de Leon said when asked how the bank could react to expansionary fiscal policies.
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When asked about his brother-in-law, Odeh's handlers told me he did not like to talk about the incident, which remains a source of great trauma to the family.
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Aboard his gold-plated jumbo jet, the Republican nominee does not like to rest or be alone with his thoughts, insisting that aides stay up and keep talking to him.
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"As for the Belt and Road program, we have no problem with that, excepting of course we would not like to see too many warships in the area," he said.
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"We have no problem with that (BRI), except of course we would not like to see too many warships in this area because (a) warship attracts other warships," he said.
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"I would not like to be somebody playing in the grocery space right now," said Jan Rogers Kniffen, chief executive of retail consultancy firm J. Rogers Kniffen WWE in New York.
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"One of the things that we do not like to hear is the reference to the patient that we take care of as their 'body is a crime scene,'" she said.
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"I still hope that PM Johnson will not like to go down in history as Mr No Deal," said Tusk, who leads the political direction of the 28-nation European Union.
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China is stuck in the middle as it is a traditional ally of North Korea, is its largest trading partner and would not like to see regime change in North Korea.
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However, it would not like to see regime change in North Korea and has previously signaled that it would defend the country if attacked by the U.S. On the other hand, .
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"While most wealthy clients do not like to travel in groups, many cite the incredible relationships they build with like-minded business leaders accompanying them on their world journey," he says.
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"They do not like to learn in groups," favor videos over static content and like to think about information, then be walked through it to be certain they have it right.
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"I would like to be an example of what fighting back can do, and I would not like to be an example of what fighting back can do," he said, chuckling.
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DeGrom — who on Friday became the first Mets starter this season to pitch into the ninth inning — said Warthen knows he does not like to see him headed to the mound.
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Britons would not like to see a similar migrant ban introduced in the UK, however, with 32 percent saying they would feel "appalled" by such a move and 17 percent "disappointed".
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Since I complained that I did not like to run around the mall non-stop, she promised me a bucket of cheese fries and maybe two hot fudge sundaes if I did.
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Military planners do not like to say so openly, but they are worried that China's territorial ambitions in the South China Sea may become a cause of conflict that may affect Australia.
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Mr. Redstone, who was badly burned in a 1979 hotel fire in Boston, did not like to show weakness, Ms. Peters said, and his closest personal relationships seemed transactional, rooted in business.
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They do not like to be touched but they like to be watched, so much so that they have been known to station themselves in a doorway of the adjacent Cathedral School.
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You might not like to hear it, as many of you have long told pollsters you consider yourselves environmentalists, but collectively you have exacerbated the climate crisis more than any other generation.
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Lega is certainly expected to be pivotal in negotiations and BlackRock's Global Chief Investment Strategist Richard Turnill said Monday that Lega would not like to be a junior partner in any coalition.
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"I do not like to be a prophet of doom," says Perry, 89, with the gentle grace of a decadeslong diplomat who has negotiated with countries both hostile and friendly to US interests.
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" The five who came back left future generations "with incredibly important historical material," but Harris says, "I would not like to see this reproduced, and here's to hoping there's no need for it.
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Two-thirds of respondents said they would not like to have a politician like Mr Trump as prime minister; a similar number said they think he makes the world a more dangerous place.
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There's a lot of Satanic imagery and creepy looking dolls and faceless people dancing like zombies around a hospital that, frankly, I would not like to be taken to during a medical emergency.
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Soros criticized Gillibrand in a June interview with The Washington Post , saying that she was the only Democrat he would not like to see succeed in a potential run for president in 2020.
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"As minister and citizen, I would not like to leave a concession in place when its holder was not capable of keeping a bridge standing," Toninelli said in a interview with Radio Capital.
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But courts do not like to dismiss an indictment because of misconduct by the prosecutor during the investigation — even if it can be shown — unless it directly affects the case beyond bad press.
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"Because Ted did not like to carry a lot of luggage on his jet — it was too burdensome — I would have to buy things in bulk" for their travels to his many properties.
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The South Korean and Japanese news media have been vocal in condemning the notion, though Chinses news outlets have been quiet, largely because Beijing does not like to address developments in democratic elections.
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"The movement seems too vague for my liking, and I would not like to associate myself with something I could end up disagreeing with in the future," the Buffalo High School sophomore said.
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"I still hope that PM Johnson will not like to go down in history as Mr No Deal," said Tusk, who as council president leads the political direction of the 28-nation European Union.
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The government does not like to see fast changes in the country's foreign reserves, Fan said, and while China will not totally drop capital control measures, it is unlikely they will step them up.
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"I don't know whether I would be useful to Renzi saying I would like to see 'Yes' win, I just say I would not like to see 'No' prevailing (in the referendum)," Juncker said.
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Sisi, replying to journalists' questions, said he was responsible for 100 million Egyptians who lived in turbulent times and alongside people who followed "extremist thought" and did not like to co-exist in peace.
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"My husband works here too, that is why my heart goes out to the families ... I would not like to be in their place," said one woman who only gave her first mane, Malgorzata.
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Saudi defendants would then have the right to appeal in Western courts, a process that could prove lengthy and awkward for a kingdom that does not like to have its private business made public.
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Although most airlines do not like to discuss how many involuntary customers they bump, Gil West, the chief operating officer of Delta, did just that in a December 2015 presentation to investors and analysts.
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"Her resignation gives us a strong sense that the president does not like to work with people who criticize him or his agenda," Jean Franco, assistant professor at the University of the Philippines, told CNBC.
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"Paula's request was made on an emergency basis, and courts do not like to make orders modifying custody on an emergency basis unless it is clear that a child is in imminent danger," explains Blum.
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Investors and executives do not like to see profits declining, and we could be approaching a watershed moment that decisively shifts companies into a cost-cutting mindset, followed by drop-offs in spending and investment.
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On the conference call, management told shareholders that the global economic slowdown has weighed on business and that it saw 2020 as being a transition year — one thing that investors do not like to hear.
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Michael Reilly, executive director of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, said that many schools did not like to ask the questions but had been spurred to do so by campus violence.
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"If there is an athlete or official who would have been part of such a system (of manipulation) I would not like to see this persona again at the Games in whatever function," Bach said.
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What remained was a terrific design, marketing and customer service shop; and a business that was easily expandable to meet demand and that had a good niche with men who do not like to shop.
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"We have to be prepared for the fact that he does not like to listen for long, that he prefers clear positions and does not want to delve into details," said one senior German official.
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Then there is the third rail issue of race, which prosecutors and defense attorneys do not like to talk about but which plays a significant role in jury selection, as the Supreme Court has recognized.
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If legislators feel that their majority is at stake and their party's long-term standing is in jeopardy -- particularly because of a President many of them did not like to begin with -- then anything becomes possible.
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Brexiteers do not like to admit it, but whether or not Britain gets a deal that will satisfy its population and rein in the populist surge in the country is largely a function of that ability.
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"A lot of people do not like to hear themselves, but I will definitely say that it is the most invaluable way that you can improve your public speaking skills and your storytelling skills," Beverly said.
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The 24-year-old pop star told British Vogue she does not like to talk about her experiences because so many people suffered much worse fates in the May 22, 2017 attack that claimed 22 lives.
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But it also crystallizes one of the reasons to fear he would be a singularly awful president: He has no more appetite for things he might not like to see being shown to him by others.
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"I would not like to be sitting in his seat," said Jeanne Peters of the anti-Trump group Wood County Indivisible, but added that she personally would like for him to vote no on the nomination.
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ESSEN, Germany — Jörg Sartor does not like to turn newcomers away from his food bank, especially single mothers like the young Syrian woman with her 2930-year-old son who had waited outside since before dawn.
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" One of the major causes of procrastination is lack of passion, Corley emphasizes: "We simply like to do the things we like to do and we put off the things we do not like to do.
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Comic fans will not like to hear this, but at this point I am much more interested in what The Walking Dead can do as a TV show than I am in it mimicking its source material.
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On a recent Thursday, the mayor, who does not like to discuss his outfits with the media (tight gray jeans, untucked checkered shirt, and sneakers as bright white as his teeth), was minding his nearly empty store.
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My prescriptions are covered very, very well, I seldom pay more than $5 to $8…Any time I go to my primary care doctor my copay is only $85033 and I would not like to see that change.
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Trump, in general, does not like to concede to his critics, and it's not surprising that he's bristling a bit at the pushback (and bad reviews) from his Russia trip, even from his close allies and Fox News.
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There are those who do not like to see more than one or two proper names in their puzzle, and while I thought this was a fine Friday crossword, some solvers may balk at the names and brands.
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"I do think the Fed has a strong reputation for acting in an independent and nonpolitical way, and I would not like to see that reputation damaged," said Yellen, who Trump declined to renominate to lead the Fed.
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"I would not like to live in a country where these regulations are implemented, because it will mean that we – as citizens - will not have the right to an independent court," ombudsman Adam Bodnar told TVN24 private broadcaster.
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Since most of my time at the office was occupied by meetings, her alertness meant she would frequently sit on my lap and babble at my colleagues — she clearly did not like to be excluded from the conversations.
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"Doing an entertainment show on a tape delay is frankly a service to the viewer, which I know people might not like to hear," Mark Lazarus, the chairman of NBC Sports Group, said in an interview before the broadcast.
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It is a challenge complicated by cultural mores as foreign as the Korean alphabet to the North Americans, who recognize that Koreans do not like to lose, especially by lopsided scores that could cause chemyeon, or loss of face.
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" For example, prosecutors said in a court filing that somebody told U.S. law enforcement that Chapo "does not like to wear a mustache," even though "various public photographs and videos over the years have depicted the defendant with a mustache.
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We already put Nao on the 2014 version of this list, and then the 2015 version after that, so because we are English and do not like to break traditions under any circumstances we put her on the list again.
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" What biology and computation have in common: "As human beings we might not like to think of ourselves this way but we, like other mammals, like other vertebrates, like other multicellular organisms, like other organisms are largely vehicles for replicating DNA.
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Kaplan, who spoke to reporters after an event sponsored by the Council for Foreign Relations, said he would not like to see the U.S. yield "inadvertently" invert, a move in which short-term U.S. bond yields rise above long-term ones.
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"Our policy is simple; we would not like to be involved directly, but we would support any initiative that strengthens the ability of the Afghan authorities to fight against terrorist groups and stabilize the situation in the country," the diplomat said.
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The butler's up-close observations of Mr. Trump over the years have revealed not only the mogul's quirks — Mr. Trump rarely appears in bathing trunks, for example, and does not like to swim — but also his habitual, self-soothing exaggerations.
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Clinton does not like to oversimplify and does like to mention that she actually has a plan to address that one obscure and loosely related issue, so she often struggles to maintain focus on a big overarching theme or idea.
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She was taking a chance by wearing the outfit and speaking out at all, because the men who are gatekeepers in country radio do not like to be told what to do — or be called out for their exclusionary playlists.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Around half of Britons believe U.S. President Donald Trump's planned UK state visit should go ahead, even though a similar number would not like to see his controversial migrant ban implemented in Britain, according to a poll on Wednesday.
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He's not a guy who does not like to spend, if you know anything about Donald Trump, so he's going to try to make all sorts of spending on infrastructure, it's a real possibility … that's, I think, a cornerstone of his platform.
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The option of calling an election has also been complicated by the uncertainty over how neighboring Britain will leave the EU. On Saturday he spelled out that he would not like to see parliament dissolved before the passing of key legislation by Christmas.
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But in the social media age, it's easier than ever for politicians to take those tailored messages—the kind they might not like to share with the whole world—and disseminate them only to the people who are most likely to agree.
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Trump also said he would not like to deal with Huawei Technologies Co Ltd - even after Reuters and other media outlets reported on Friday the U.S. Commerce Department is expected to extend a reprieve for the company to buy supplies from U.S. companies.
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While the results of the partnerships are still in a very early stage, and Schulman says he does not like to extrapolate from early results, he did say that the results are very encouraging and could be slightly better than the projections.
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"I would not like to think that baptism was some kind of a stamp that you had to get to get into a school," he said, adding that he had never encountered parents who he believed were baptizing a child for that purpose.
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He does not like to be forced to fire employees who have been loyal to him, the operative he fired added — noting that, as a candidate, Trump was angry when his children forced him to fire his first campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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" The last five retirements from the Court have all fit this pattern, and the late Justice Scalia himself admitted that he "would not like to be replaced by someone who immediately sets about undoing everything that I've tried to do for 28500 years.
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He does not like to travel, and he feared that negotiating on the Hong Kong developers' turf would put him at a disadvantage and make him appear weak, said Abe Wallach, Mr. Trump's executive vice president of acquisitions and finance at the time.
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Because infected mosquitoes did not like to travel far, Bangladeshi women, who spend two thirds of the day at home, were 1.5 times more likely to develop chikungunya than men who spend less than half their time at home during the day.
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After all, Air Force One has television, Mr. Trump's cabin is equipped with Wi-Fi, he does not like to sleep on the plane and he has made it clear that he is happy to engage in domestic politics even while traveling abroad.
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Mr. Trump said his former secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, was "dumb as a rock" and "lazy as hell" after Mr. Tillerson said the president was undisciplined, did not like to read and regularly pushed him to take actions that were illegal.
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"Because I have yet to have heard many good ideas, the movement seems too vague for my liking, and I would not like to associate myself with something I could end up disagreeing with in the future," said the Buffalo High School sophomore.
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"We want to see Central Asia as a region of stable development, prosperity and cooperation, and we would really not like to feel on ourselves unfavorable political consequences in relation to some competition in our region between large powers," Uzbek Foreign Minister Abdulaziz Kamilov said.
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This book quote from Tyrion could even be foreshadowing for what's to come in the next episodes: Unless one of those long iron scorpion bolts chanced to find an eye, the queen's pet monster was not like to be brought down by such toys.
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"She loves to socialize, to play, she does not like to be alone," Handzic told Reuters at the zoo on Tuesday as Aida, standing on her hind feet against a fence, greeted young visitors on the other side as they called out her name.
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Mahathir said he had no problem with China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a wide-reaching infrastructure investment program, but added that "we would not like to see too many warships in this area, because [a] warship attracts other warships," Reuters said on Thursday.
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Military exercises, including those conducted by NATO, often feature invented enemies, a practice that blurs their real purpose and avoids upsetting real countries that do not like to be used as a punching bag for military training — especially when this involves simulated nuclear attacks.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has set himself up as a man who does not like to compromise, but he needs to reach a deal quickly to stop Italy's banks sinking under the weight of bad debts which are stifling a fledgling economic recovery.
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Mr Scaramucci is now reportedly going to take a break from potty-mouthed phone calls to reporters for a while, if only because Mr Trump—for all that he loves drama and feuding among his underlings—does not like to be upstaged as the centre of attention.
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Most arbitrators do not have the experience of full-time judges, they are not bound by strict rules of evidence or procedure, and their decisions for all practical purposes are unreviewable by courts, who do not like to intervene in an arbitration absent some glaring injustice.
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"Stable and balanced markets are the ideal market form for both producers and consumers, and just as Saudi Arabia would not like to see unmet customer demand, an oversupplied market repels potential investment in the oil industry, curtailing future supply and contributing to volatility," he added.
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Under normal circumstances, the Supreme Court does not like to take up issues that have not been fully reviewed by the lower courts, but some justices on the bench might be sympathetic to the fact that the lower court issued an injunction blocking the program nationwide.
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In a study we did across rural areas of Jharkhand, Odisha and Uttar Pradesh that tested more than 6,000 students in government schools, as many as 16.9 percent of students said they would not like to be friends with a new student who does not speak the same language.
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Pili Valvidieso Morales, 24, said that her grandfather did not like to see her dressed as a woman and that the priest in the nearby fishing village of Santa Rosa de Lima, where she lives, would not say Mass for her on her birthday unless she wore men's clothes.
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Jesse Cohn does not like to sit still — which is a good thing since the 39-year-old activist investor wakes up before the sun to train for triathlons and then goes into Elliott Management's midtown offices to construct campaigns against some of the biggest companies in the world.
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Mr. Trump, who fired Mr. Tillerson with a Twitter post in March, lashed back at him the same way after the former secretary gave a talk in Houston and said Mr. Trump was undisciplined, did not like to read and did not respect the limits of his office.
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"As an athlete going to Rio, I would not like to be competing against Russian swimmers because I wouldn't have faith that they hadn't been doping," Kirsty Coventry, a two-time Olympic gold medalist for Zimbabwe and a member of the I.O.C. athletes' commission, told me in a telephone conversation.
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" Monken, 49, who came to Army from Georgia Southern in 2014 and was once an assistant coach at Navy, does not like to think that the program has turned a corner because, as he said with a smile, "There's a lot of corners to turn, and the corners keep showing up.
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As recounted in Rudolph Chelminski's 2007 biography of Mr. Duboeuf, "I'll Drink to That: Beaujolais and the French Peasant Who Made It the World's Most Popular Wine," the quality-minded brothers did not like to see their carefully made wines blended with those of producers whose methods were not so painstaking.
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"I still hope that PM Johnson will not like to go down in history as Mr No Deal," said Tusk, who leads the political direction of the 28-nation EU. Johnson later retorted that it would be Tusk himself who would carry that mantle if Britain could not secure a new withdrawal agreement.
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And he was asked by 1st Lt. James Sutter, who serves in a mortuary affairs company, whether he appreciates that many in the military who had seen comrades lay down their lives did not like to see NFL players kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial disparities in policing -- a practice Obama previously defended.
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I like the smell of it, the seashells, the sounds, and the part where the water meets the shore and you can actually walk comfortably without getting shinsplints from hell, but I do not like sitting in sand for long periods of time and I certainly do not like to swim, two activities that are hallmarks of #beachlife.
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Mr. Maezawa, 100, who may be best known in the United States for his purchase in 2017 of a 1982 painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat for $110 million, said he did not like to be alone and so he would invite five to eight artists and performers to accompany him, part of a project he called Dear Moon.
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"One of the things that consumers need to be aware of is that often times some of these robocalls ... we may not like them and they may not like to get them, but in most every state in the country, they're perfectly legal," said Kevin Rupy, vice president of law and policy for USTelecom, a trade group that represents landline providers.
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Mr Wolf quotes the book as follows: The tragedy of Greenspan's tenure is that he did not pursue his fear of finance far enough: he decided that targeting inflation was seductively easy, whereas targeting asset prices was hard; he did not like to confront the climate of opinion, which was willing to grant that central banks had a duty to fight inflation, but not that they should vaporise citizens' savings by forcing down asset prices.
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The episode was illustrative of the challenges he faces in appealing to moderates while also pleasing the progressive wing of his party Entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE was the only candidate to call out Biden by name, quipping that the former Delaware senator "must really not like to travel," according to the Post.
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The two men will always steal things, though for some reason they do not like to use this word and, as they reach out for your watch or cigarettes or wallet or phone or daughter, the short one, in particular, will say solemn things like "Thank you for your gift" or "We appreciate the sacrifice you are making for the cause," though this will set the tall one laughing and thus ruin whatever dignified effect the short one was trying to achieve.
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