This strategy has one outcome, and one outcome only: amnesty.
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The schools were evaluated on cost, educational outcome and career outcome.
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That's a terrible outcome, and that's an outcome of the wellness community.
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That only takes us further and further away from an outcome we know in our hearts is the only fundamental outcome, the only outcome that is the ultimate guarantor.
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A: If you had to pick the single likeliest outcome, that's the outcome you'd pick.
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The landslide victory was a widely anticipated outcome of a contest whose outcome was preordained.
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It's the worst possible outcome for the Russian leader — and, worse, a predictably bad outcome.
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The markets were tilted to an extremely dovish outcome and Powell struggled to deliver that outcome.
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The outcome is the same, and the outcome is bleak, in all of her computer models.
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"The outcome, we actually think now, is a good outcome for all the shareholders," he told Cramer.
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Notice that the "Clinton with Republican Senate" outcome is not much different from the "unreliable Trump" outcome.
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When you thought about what the outcome of this could be, how does the real outcome compare?
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And I think we're all willing to have a slightly worse outcome, or a much worse outcome.
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That's essentially what happens now, when swing states impose their outcome on states that cannot affect the outcome.
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This is ultimately a bad outcome for Turkey, as well as being a bad outcome for the Kurds.
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"If people want to get to an outcome, they can get to an outcome," Muñoz said, and sighed.
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Clearly, this is not the outcome the officer wanted, nor is it the outcome that the department wanted.
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Usually you try for a bipartisan outcome first and resign yourself to a partisan outcome only if that fails.
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"He talks a lot about outcome bias, how people are biased by the outcome," the veteran David Ross said.
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I had a preferred outcome for the nation but not a preferred outcome for the film, which was great.
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I'm not saying I'm not prepared for a bad outcome, I'm simply saying I wouldn't expect a bad outcome.
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Now the outcome of this trial, the one that was supposed to have a preordained outcome, looks less certain.
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When pressed, the doctor admitted he was giving us the best possible outcome, rather than the most likely outcome.
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"Whilst the NIM outcome is weak there is an offsetting outcome which is the strong loan growth," Khan said.
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The outcome of the presidential race is expected to have a major impact on the outcome of the congressional campaigns.
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The point of the needle is to make viewers feel they know the outcome even when the outcome is unknowable.
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So I am very confident that we will not get an outcome that is a worst case outcome for everybody.
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"If you're trying to solve the wrong outcome, and the outcome is biased, then your algorithm is biased," Borkar said.
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In the most likely delegate outcome, he's a huge favorite, and in the less likely outcome, he's still in contention.
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"Certainly from a GSK perspective, we are ready for any outcome, but the best outcome is to remain," Witty later added.
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The bottom line: Given each party's contradictory aims, the best outcome of the Sochi meeting may be no outcome at all.
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This outcome has little benefit to VCs, and they will happily trade it for an improbable shot at a higher outcome.
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These choices don't necessarily change the outcome of the story, but they dramatically alter the journey to get to that outcome.
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While the political outcome of Democrats' 2020 contest will still take time to settle, its ideological outcome was determined long ago.
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But he also said he didn't think the outcome of the American presidential election would affect the outcome of the committee's decision.
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Outcome bias refers to judging a decision based on the outcome, rather than how exactly the decision was made in the moment.
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But he also said he didn't think the outcome of the American presidential election would affect the outcome of the committee's decision.
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A no-deal Brexit is "not an outcome we want ... (but) it is an outcome for which we are ready," he said.
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" But when there are more voters who want policy outcome A, and policy outcome B is enacted instead, that's perversion of "consent.
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If prejudging the outcome of an investigation before it ends, and prejudging the outcome of an investigation before it begins is not evidence of outcome determinative of bias, for the life of me, I don&apost know what would be.
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"Although the U.S. election outcome might not create as much volatility as was created by the surprise outcome of the UK's EU Referendum, there is no doubt that a surprise outcome of the election can create strong volatility," he added.
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With the outcome of Brexit negotiations difficult to predict, Villeroy emphasised both parties had to work together to ensure a mutually beneficial outcome.
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And the outcome isn't always obvious, because there hasn't been a strong set of tools to manage the direct outcome of those events.
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"The outcome of the case is still the outcome of the case," Paulson, who plays prosecutor Marcia Clark in the series, tells PEOPLE.
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You want to make sure that you have an outcome here that is a good outcome for the United States and our interest.
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I think Democrats are much more concerned with the outcome of the '18 elections then they are the outcome of a special election.
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There's "technical quality," which relates to the outcome of the experience, and "functional quality," which is the process through which the outcome is delivered.
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Of the three, the most catastrophic outcome, no deal, is also the only outcome that can take place without commanding a majority in Parliament.
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Philosophers of the eighteenth century diagnosed the likely outcome of this divide; the nineteenth century experienced that outcome, in furious, violent responses to it.
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Politicians and ideologues sell you an outcome and in this case the outcome of a gun-free and safe society is not marginally realistic.
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Just 23 percent said such an outcome would put him in a weaker position, and 36 percent said it would have no significant outcome.
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"I'm trying to get to an outcome; all of my conversations with my colleagues have focused on the outcome, not the 'who,'" Pompeo said.
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I've not accounted for any outcome of the discussion on the block size, as it is still being debated and the outcome is unknown still.
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If the outcome of the presidential nominating contest is close — and maybe even if it isn't — the delegates have the power to swing the outcome.
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"What matters is the outcome and what you're calling for the outcome should be closely monitored fair elections without military involvement," Khanna told The Hill.
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Regardless of Thursday's outcome, we will remain in close contact with our fans and do our best to create a positive outcome for everyone involved.
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As more and more Americans wager hard-earned money on the outcome of sporting events, the outcome must be as pure and reliable as possible.
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"Elections are critical and the outcome of an election is important and people have to have confidence in the outcome of an election," Ugenti-Rita said.
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The South Carolina outcome does not decisively end the entire primary contest, but it presages what may be another strong outcome for Clinton this coming Tuesday.
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So, we had the G230, and while it wasn't a perfect outcome, it was certainly a good outcome that we didn't have further disruption in trade.
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"Their aim is to put the outcome in doubt," which could enable President Trump or losing candidates, come Wednesday, to declare that the outcome was rigged.
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Fine, except that bankruptcy is the worst conceivable outcome for a business whereas nuclear war is the worst conceivable outcome for America and all of humanity.
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Although no one would hold him responsible, in a juridical sense, for the outcome, on Marx's own principle the outcome tells us something about the ideas.
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But in challenging the machinery and the outcome of an election -- WHICH HE WON -- he's challenging the outcome in every political race up and down the line.
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According to CBS, experts are more concerned that Russian hackers are trying to raise suspicion around the outcome of this election, rather than change the outcome entirely.
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"I have to say it wasn't the outcome we were hoping for, but it was our outcome and we've done the best that we can," she says.
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One of the greatest obstacles was to convince the outcome funders; even well-meaning Belgium had to change the law to allow more variable, outcome-dependent spending.
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This despite an uncertain outcome from the German elections, where Chancellor Angela Merkel saw her government weakened slightly, and despite constant fears over the outcome of Brexit.
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What one outcome surprised you the most, and what one outcome or set of outcomes do you think has the most bearing on our immediate political future?
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"If the outcome of this game of chicken is massive new tariffs that destroy jobs in Texas and across America that would be a terrible outcome," he said.
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"If the outcome of this game of chicken is massive new tariffs that destroy jobs in Texas and across America, that would be a terrible outcome," Cruz said.
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And, being ready for any outcome (even if it's just an outcome in theory) means that you'll actually make an effort to prepare for the results you want.
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Trump says agreement is 'an amazing outcome' Trump called the agreement "an amazing outcome" and said he was hopeful that the ceasefire would last more than five days.
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"If the outcome of this game of chicken is massive new tariffs that destroy jobs in Texas and across America that would be a terrible outcome," Republican Sen.
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"The financial markets are worried about a much worse outcome; the forecasters are expecting a much better outcome," Boston Federal Reserve Bank President Eric Rosengren told Bloomberg Television.
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Unfortunately, the collective American public doesn't utilize marginal analysis, but simply looks at the outcome through its own prism and assesses the effectiveness of policy by that outcome.
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Wall Street generally viewed the election's broad outcome as highly probable and fairly desirable, though not the outcome thought most likely to produce the highest future stock returns.
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If an actual outcome differs from the computer's predicted outcome, information about what went wrong gets passed back through layers in the neural network, adjusting the system accordingly.
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And this would be good to get some of this uncertainty removed, and for everybody moving forward, I think it would be a good outcome -- a positive outcome.
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The final outcome in Wisconsin will be a small, highly concentrated victory for Sanders, but it won't alter the final outcome of the race for the Democratic nomination.
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One of the solutions I threw out was finding the Mostly Fine Decision — the outcome you'd be fine with, even if it's not the absolute best possible outcome.
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The outcome of the presidential race is expected to have a major impact on the outcome of the congressional campaigns, with a handful of Senate races at center stage.
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Launching his leadership campaign on Wednesday, he said he was "not aiming for a no-deal outcome" but said it was responsible to "prepare vigorously" for such an outcome.
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In a state like Georgia where minority turnout is expected to play a significant role in the outcome of a close gubernatorial contest, voter suppression could affect the outcome.
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While some are quite happy about the Brexit campaign's recent victory ("Biden: US 'preferred a different outcome' on Brexit," June 24), others are far more apprehensive about this outcome.
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And I think that... Slate argues against the kind of moral reasoning that starts with the outcome you prefer and then defends the process that got you that outcome.
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America's future — and yours — rides on the outcome.
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And — this is crucial — find one positive outcome.
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"The outcome we're always looking for is the biggest sort of outcome in these companies to have the most far-reaching effect on the most number of people," Siegler said.
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We're still parsing through it, but in the mean-time here's the full response below: Outcome Health exists to activate the best health outcome possible for every person in the
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For those known to be underwater for fewer than five minutes, 86% survive with good neurological outcome, and when it's less than 10 minutes, 77% survive with good neurological outcome.
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If you like any of those outcomes, you can support a market-driven Green New Deal without needing to like every outcome — or agree on which outcome is most important.
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"In science, when you administer a drug, you expect one outcome, but until you actually do it you don't know what the outcome is going to be," Dr. Brammer said.
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If the goal of monetary policy is to achieve the best long-term economic outcome, then Fed officials should consider how their decisions will affect the political outcome in 2020.
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When a group of voters who want policy outcome A outvote the group of voters who want policy outcome B, it is assumed that policy choice A will be enacted.
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Taking that outcome a step further, Morgan said the most likely outcome is that the Democrat presides over a divided Congress, with the Republicans holding the House but losing the Senate.
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How those seats go in November, as well as the outcome in the race in northern New Jersey's open 11th Congressional District, could depend heavily on the outcome of Tuesday's primaries.
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They're run by very creative and adaptive people, and controlling the outcome of a primary election isn't necessarily that much harder than controlling the outcome of a party convention or caucus.
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Whatever the outcome, the data has no inherent value unless it produces an outcome to help us perform better — and finding the data that matters most is still a huge issue.
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Regardless of the outcome of the investigation, which will be based on the current laws and the current policies and the current training, what happened here, the outcome, was plain wrong.
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It's a pure party position — a stance that the outcome of the November election should be decisive in shaping the outcome, and therefore that Republicans would rather defer to Trump's judgment.
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The point is not to determine the outcome — which a single vote almost never does — but to participate in a good outcome: to be one of those who, together, secured it.
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They are increasingly worried about the outcome of mid-term elections, trade tensions with China and also uncertainty with regards to the outcome with Saudi Arabia and worries about Italy's budget.
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Even if this wasn't the desired outcome, it's difficult to see how the outcome would be different when real estate brokers were the main point of contact throughout this entire program.
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Last time used against sea rescue - outcome more drowned.
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Sean Parnell — his winning outcome wasn't really in doubt.
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" On taking storytelling seriously: "Storytelling has a strategic outcome.
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Nova recalled a similar story — with a different outcome.
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" Yun believes the potential meeting is "a great outcome.
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Congratulations — he couldn't have hoped for a better outcome.
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" Civilian casualties, he said, were "not the desired outcome.
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" McAdoo hinted at a possible outcome: "Addition by subtraction.
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In this case, nothing happened — again, a great outcome.
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There's a way to almost change the outcome when you're dealing in the fantastical and when you're in control of the music and the story; you're in control of changing the outcome.
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Financial and commodities markets are closely watching the outcome of the summit, especially a planned meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday, though the outcome is far from certain.
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C.: They prejudge the outcome of the Hillary Clinton investigation before the investigation ended, and these exact FBI agents and attorneys prejudge the outcome of the Russia investigation before it even began.
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Whatever the outcome is -- and it is expected that it will proceed -- the recommendation will also be considered by the Senate as a whole, the outcome also determined by a simple majority.
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Economists generally view a no-deal Brexit as an outcome that will hit the British economy hard, and sterling traders expect the pound to plunge even further should such an outcome materialize.
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I don't want to have another referendum that will result in the same outcome as the last one — I hope if there is another referendum it will be an outcome of independence.
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Instead, they had to turn on a dime and find humor in the opposite outcome, even though it was clear that said outcome challenged most (if not all) of their personal politics.
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C.: They prejudged the outcome of that Hillary Clinton instigation before the investigation ended and these exact same FBI agents and attorneys prejudged the outcome of the Russia investigation before it even began.
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They had prejudged the outcome of the Hillary Clinton investigation before the investigation ended and these exact same FBI agents and attorneys prejudged the outcome of the Russia investigation before it even began.
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When a bet is closed, REP token holders report on the outcome of the event being wagered on to determine who gets payouts, and are penalized for misreporting the outcome of an event.
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"I think that Trump is making so many mistakes and making so many enemies that the outcome I hope for in November may be echoed by the outcome two years later," said Gore.
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LIESMAN: WHEN YOU GAIN THIS OUT, I'M HAVING A LOT OF TROUBLE WITH THIS BECAUSE I CAN SEE AN INFLATIONARY OUTCOME FROM HIGHER TARIFFS BUT ALSO A LOWER GROWTH OUTCOME FROM HIGHER TARIFFS.
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"If they did unite then any outcome would be a bad outcome from the market's point of view," said Richard Benson, co-head of portfolio investment with currency fund Millennium Global in London.
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"Regardless of the outcome of the investigation, which will be based on the current laws and the current policies and the current training, what happened here, the outcome, was plain wrong," he said.
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POSITIVE OUTCOME Italy's Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said the meeting had created the right conditions for a positive outcome at Ilva and for an investment plan which combines industrial development and environmental safeguards.
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Andy Chan has no doubt what the outcome will be.
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He said the outcome of the caucuses should be nullified.
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And the worries about a still darker outcome are growing.
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Will the election outcome make any difference to the negotiations?
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Death isn't the only negative outcome of exposure to pollution.
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Positive outcome to yesterday's meeting with the social media companies.
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Its outcome and ultimate findings are unclear, the paper reports.
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Predicting the outcome of elections is an inherently chancy endeavour.
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The EU can improve the chances of a sensible outcome.
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Like most compromises, such an outcome would please neither side.
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Officials in Mexico are still trying to avoid this outcome.
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"So far, we are satisfied with the outcome," he said.
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Regardless of the application's outcome, Omar is a popular pussycat.
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They weren't happy with the outcome of the Brexit vote.
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But such an outcome is by no means a guarantee.
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Four other delegates agreed it was the most probable outcome.
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What impact did this actually have on the election's outcome?
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Clearly Mrs von der Leyen wanted to avoid that outcome.
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Elections are determined by the outcome of college football games.
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Some experts suspect Ms Tsai's camp of massaging the outcome.
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By comparison, Ad Hoc's efforts had a clearly quantifiable outcome.
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Whatever the outcome, expect other city leaders to be watching.
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Until the end, the outcome was too close to call.
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Reitano sees it as the outcome of five intersecting facts.
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She hopes the outcome will lead to improved safety standards.
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The conventional path is the outcome of not paying attention.
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That's the outcome that the FAM was created to prevent.
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He is also positioned to decide the outcome of cases.
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"These drills will have no outcome for them," Dehghan said.
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Jarvis says he wished for a happier outcome for Miller.
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But again, the President is quite comfortable with any outcome.
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Indian officials made no immediate comment on the appeal outcome.
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But after the outcome, Trump quickly distanced himself from Gillespie.
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Either way, the outcome is negative and tantamount to bullying.
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The audit continues until the outcome is proven mathematically accurate.
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On Thursday, District Attorney Matt Weintraub commented on the outcome.
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As the news spread, Holzhauer himself joked about the outcome.
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There will be no regrets no matter what the outcome.
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Were they intending to change the outcome of our election?
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Still, he said, the ordeal had an ultimately "positive" outcome.
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A lot of us won't be happy with the outcome.
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The outcome of the March 24 vote was initially unclear.
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Although meaningless to the outcome, Trump lost the popular vote.
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They also have responsibilities for the outcome of their policy.
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But it's not always the outcome intended by its creator.
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He added that, ultimately, the outcome was a good one.
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We believe that we have a successful outcome in Syria.
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"The outcome of this is still quite open," Goodwin says.
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"Don't think of pitching as a binary outcome," Syrett suggests.
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Many believed this was a blatant outcome of gender inequality.
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Googled it, 'cause I wanted to know the outcome. What?
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Apple has made other legal arguments to fight this outcome.
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There are plenty of ways to avoid such an outcome.
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NP: The funniest outcome of this to me is YouTube.
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And why do they seem so OK with the outcome?
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We [the NFU] would be pretty unhappy with that outcome.
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This was an unacceptable, if unintended, outcome of this installation.
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Uncertainty about market reactions to the outcome of the Nov.
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Look for environmental groups to battle the outcome in court.
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Whatever the outcome, the row suggests munificence can win influence.
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The outcome of the second round is harder to predict.
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In all, the Democrats probably feel happier with the outcome.
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Sadly, such an outcome is all too real a possibility.
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Protesters repeatedly interrupted, but the outcome was not in doubt.
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"I'm not terribly optimistic of a good outcome," English says.
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I am cautiously optimistic about the outcome for a deal.
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Endeavor Robotic's Frost, though, is more sanguine about the outcome.
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The outcome of the investigation has yet to be announced.
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Without her bravery and selflessness, I cannot imagine the outcome.
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The ultimate outcome of the current political infighting remains unresolved.
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The outcome of this dispute is pretty critical for Imagination.
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The model calculated the chances of this outcome at 0.5%.
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It's going to be a very bad outcome for me.
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Simply trying harder is unlikely to produce a different outcome.
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Guessing the outcome of an election is a secondary activity.
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The outcome inspired protests and a powerful act of forgiveness.
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There were conflicting accounts on the outcome of Friday's fighting.
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The outcome, however, sent shock waves through all asset classes.
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This is the worst possible outcome, and a big one.
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His sentence will depend on the outcome of a Nov.
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Most reverse a game's momentum, and some flip its outcome.
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The move, however, is not expected to change the outcome.
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Keen to avoid that outcome, Glencore decided to pay him.
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Decertifying could have an outcome typical of Mr Trump's presidency.
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Despite this, such an outcome is surprisingly hard to stop.
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But the initial reactions from fans point to that outcome.
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Even for Republicans, that would probably be the best outcome.
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Depending on the outcome, a new election could be called.
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The explanation for this increasingly probable outcome is pretty simple.
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The issue is whether the constitution blocks such an outcome.
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The College Board didn't disclose the outcome of the investigation.
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Sometimes, the outcome is not always that which we desire.
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The outcome of the vote is expected on Sept. 24.
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And whoever wins this election, the outcome will be historic.
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My sincere apologies to everyone hoping for a different outcome.
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The US House could also rule on the election outcome.
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Whatever the outcome, it is a win for all women.
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The election outcome provides two apparent benefits to the sector.
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The outcome of the Golden Globes on Sunday was perplexing.
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This is Trump's, Xi's and the Markets' second best outcome.
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The outcome of this approach is widespread censorship and surveillance.
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Even if Trump appeals, however, the outcome doesn't look good.
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Some opinion polls suggest the outcome could be very close.
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Troubled as the region is, that outcome would be worse.
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One outcome has been more money for the semiconductor industry.
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He seems remarkably happy with the outcome and leaves happy.
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The outcome will determine the future of Europe's biggest economy.
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The former hostage negotiator, McElhattan, hopes for a happy outcome.
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"A divorce is the best outcome," says the Depp source.
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This week, we see the outcome — and it ain't pretty.
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There's some brewing excitement about the outcome of the game!
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I went into that exchange expecting a very different outcome.
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Instead, his martyrdom would eventually contribute to a different outcome.
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For now, however, the outcome in the Senate seems assured.
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The outcome of that investigation has not been made public.
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You started Outcome Health when you were still in college.
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Worse still is how easy this outcome was to predict.
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Whatever the outcome, one lesson of this conflict is clear.
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For months, the polls were pointing to an inconclusive outcome.
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Great outcome today with all MCSO and law enforcement partners.
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Only a political transition can lead to such an outcome.
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WHAT WOULD BE THE LIKELY OUTCOME OF A NEW VOTE?
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Murkowski noted that their votes would not change the outcome.
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The Journal reported that the outcome could go either way.
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The outcome is decided by voters, not by foreign interference.
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But mute passivity is not the worst possible outcome here.
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Desired outcome: The Obama administration had said Assad must go.
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He's continuing to work with them and facilitate an outcome.
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That doesn't feel a likely outcome from the Canada summit.
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Pursue a startup where you care about the outcome deeply.
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Whatever the outcome, this won't stop me from believing others.
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Uncertainty about market reactions on the outcome of the Nov.
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You would think, given this outcome, that I felt humiliated.
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And it appears Away is thrilled with the collaboration's outcome.
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Like everyone, we thought the outcome would be very different.
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You need to ask yourself, What is your desired outcome?
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So we're explaining that and hope for a positive outcome.
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Disney has a stake in the outcome of that transaction.
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And we're going out there to make the outcome different.
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But I will certainly support the outcome of this election.
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Alonso's steal, followed by two free throws, sealed the outcome.
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Investors also focused on the outcome of France's presidential election.
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Depending on the outcome, criminal prosecutions might result, said Shehu.
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How does energy's role in trade effect the ultimate outcome?
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There's drama for entertainment, but it rarely affects the outcome.
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Many do not switch consultants to get a better outcome.
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But the outcome isn't just dependent on intent, he said.
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"This is a positive outcome," the Singapore foreign ministry said.
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Control of the U.S. Senate could depend on the outcome.
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The outcome of the argument is crucial for Cosby, 79.
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So a very mild positive effect may be the outcome.
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Was Russia successful in influencing the outcome of the election?
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At times, they seemed to embrace that outcome as fatalistic.
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I trust President Trump to orchestrate a conservative final outcome.
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The outcome could affect our descendants for centuries to come.
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That's an outcome that every founder here hopes to duplicate.
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Borrell said another referendum did not guarantee a different outcome.
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Clearly, Ross Perot I think effected the outcome in 1992.
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"We're still waiting to see the final outcome," he said.
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And the same outcome is what we've gotten every time.
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Overall, it's the same outcome, so it's not hugely important.
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Good intentions are not the same as a successful outcome.
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Citi doesn't indicate preferences or probabilities to any Brexit outcome.
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The outcome could have implications for future Google Fiber rollouts.
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That seems like the best outcome I can think of.
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"We regret the outcome of tonight's vote," the spokesman said.
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The state lost and still clearly got the better outcome.
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The next policy meeting outcome will be announced April 28.
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With the election outcome, all those political assumptions are moot.
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This is arguably the most plausible outcome at the moments.
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But, without a buyer, it is the least bad outcome.
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The most immediate outcome of her research is not encouraging.
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I was pretty gagged, I was gagged by the outcome.
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The second outcome of Welfare Reform followed the Great Recession.
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I'm wishing everything to be positive, whatever the outcome is.
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" "I am pleased with the outcome of today's court proceedings.
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There was a time when this outcome was not forgone.
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Some attributed the relatively poor outcome to its recent earnings.
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But the outcome was far closer than most analysts expected.
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Whether the outcome would be any better is another question.
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The U.S. House could also rule on the election outcome.
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We didn't effect change in the outcome of a decision.
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In fact, losing may be the outcome that they want.
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Salim's currently waiting on the outcome of his final appeal.
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But that's still a good outcome for the Gimlet guys.
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But it is the young who will decide the outcome.
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First, Schiff is already characterizing the outcome of the investigation.
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Such an outcome would be destabilizing and create enormous uncertainty.
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" Despite the outcome, Trump said the summit was "very productive.
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When he studied similar occurrences, there was a positive outcome.
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The case's disturbing origins didn't hint at its unusual outcome.
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Ironically, that outcome increases the demand for air cooling units.
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This, of course, is the ultimate outcome all parties desire.
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Yet a worse outcome is all too easy to imagine.
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Both sides were sliding towards an outcome they didn't want.
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Meaning that there's a single outcome that can be observed.
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At this point, a sale might be the best outcome.
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But the outcome was not expected to significantly change Mrs.
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Whoever wins that battle will decide the outcome of Brexit.
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Whatever the outcome, Kim is less than an honest negotiator.
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I do not think that would be the right outcome.
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When she became pregnant again, she wanted a different outcome.
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The outcome of those proceedings is yet to be determined.
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He said Next is prepared for Brexit, whatever the outcome.
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The outcome of Wednesday's BOJ meeting, due after 10 a.m.
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"Were still waiting to see the final outcome," he said.
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Duke's Mark Gilbert intercepted a pass to seal the outcome.
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The outcome would be too dangerous to our national security.
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Still, the outcome may not rest with this coveted group.
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And now people are saying, 'Wow, what a great outcome.
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We have all worked very hard to avoid this outcome.
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"We would certainly want to avoid that outcome," warned Squassoni.
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No matter the outcome, the loser is expected to appeal.
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Neither of our presidential hopefuls will provide a positive outcome.
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No matter the outcome, nothing will ever be the same.
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Yet the outcome of extreme distribution of wealth is troubling.
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One hopes that an extraordinarily damaging outcome can be avoided.
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That is an outcome that neither Trump nor Xi want.
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By one measure, Programa Frontera Sur achieved its intended outcome.
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But such an outcome is not yet set in stone.
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ACKMAN: THE STAKES HERE ARE THE OUTCOME OF THE INVESTMENT.
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Global powers could play a decisive role in the outcome.
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The mathematical outcome is the same, but they "feel" different.
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Suicide should not be an acceptable outcome for mental disorders.
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As of today, the most likely outcome is a tie.
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The outcome (more below) will have to speak for itself.
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Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers recovered to seal the outcome.
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That made a difference in the outcome in each case.
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There is no losing outcome for Republicans in this scenario.
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Health care reform is central to the right political outcome.
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And this outcome was predicted as late as 6 p.m.
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"Turnout" can mean crowd size, but it also means outcome.
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The outcome: Democrats lost and George W. Bush became President.
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Unfortunately, this is an exceptional outcome, not the average one.
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It rewards the very outcome we wish to avoid — overspending.
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How will those states determine the outcome of this election?
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Angst over the outcome found an outlet on — where else?
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"Final outcome will be known by early November," he added.
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A disappointing outcome could hurt European stocks, the study showed.
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But this time the outcome — thus far — has been different.
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Focus on completing each step, trusting in the larger outcome.
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This is an outcome both government and industry can support.
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It's the objective of our administration to achieve the outcome.
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However, traders remained cautious on the outcome of the meetings.
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Netflix gave no details of the outcome of the investigation.
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Martinas Geben sank two free throws to clinch the outcome.
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Fingers are seriously crossed for better outcome later this month.
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So while this outcome is unlikely, it's certainly not inconceivable.
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The outcome will add a little joy to your day.
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That sort of outcome may be exactly what Kobach wants.
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There is a more pernicious outcome to all of this.
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Even now, there are genuine concerns about a credible outcome.
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" Clapper wrote: "Of course the Russian efforts affected the outcome.
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And that would represent the outcome of Mr. Ryan's nightmares.
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The certain outcome is a restoration of our democratic institutions.
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But the outcome is hardly what adults could have hoped.
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It is not going to decide the outcome in November.
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VICE: So what do you think the outcome will be?
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Honestly, that outcome is as inevitable as our British pessimism.
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Right now, the most likely outcome is that it will.
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The outcome is not what Finland hoped it would be.
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Even a benign intention could lead to a bad outcome.
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Paulo said the opposition always complain about the vote outcome.
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But he was "pleased with the outcome" after her victory.
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I truly wish that the outcome would have been different.
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That vulnerability will persist whatever the outcome of the election.
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The defense is overjoyed at the outcome of the demonstration.
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I'm not challenging your outcome, I'm not challenging your goals.
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What can you do differently to have a different outcome?
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Even then, there's a happier outcome than looked previously possible.
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Financial inclusion is the bridge between economic opportunity and outcome.
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One could interpret this puzzling outcome in a few ways.
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Clearly, restful sleep was not an outcome of this project.
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Is this the outcome that the US was aiming for?
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It's an outcome that many in Iowa tried to stop.
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Many look on this as a good outcome, of course.
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""And now, people are saying, 'Wow, what a great outcome.
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The outcome of initial results was in line with expectations.
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Ms. Yellen described this outcome as "plausible" but not proven.
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The chilling outcome retains its power after nearly a century.
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Ho described the outcome on Facebook as "an unusual result".
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But that would depend on the outcome of the negotiations.
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The outcome of the election may depend on your response.
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Was she writing two drafts, one for either possible outcome?
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Some had worried the case's outcome would silence online speech.
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Hainline told the newspaper that was a "very unlikely" outcome.
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The post office declined to comment on the case's outcome.
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The bruising outcome left the opposition reeling, its future uncertain.
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What is the likely outcome of the hearing and why?
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We don't care what the outcome of all this is.
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Our outcome has to be to reduce the death toll.
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Mr. Lampert appears to be gearing up for that outcome.
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Ultimately, dialogue is the best path to a peaceful outcome.
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There is no election outcome that preserves the status quo.
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It isn't clear a similar outcome will happen this time.
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The Republican candidate, Rick Saccone, may still contest the outcome.
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Death is the ultimate outcome for far too many people.
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There's never going to be any good outcome for this.
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"I'm going by what I think is the best outcome."
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ANONYMOUS Think about the outcome you most want to avoid.
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"Obviously I am confident on a positive outcome." he added.
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If talks are bungled, the outcome could be dire indeed.
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"It's disappointing with the outcome," Mercer Coach Susie Gardner said.
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Today's outcome therefore really matters for Labour and its leader.
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Has your collection ever affected the outcome of an episode?
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That outcome is inspiring to people like O'Dell in Toledo.
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At worst, the outcome suggests the donations could influence him.
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Many would have left even with a different election outcome.
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Voice versus Void: You probably think you know the outcome.
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Yet their sense of vindication at the outcome was undisguised.
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The outcome of the government's inquiry was not made public.
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One cannot predict the outcome and one shouldn't want to.
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But by other standards, this was the worst possible outcome.
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We've got to come up with a health care outcome.
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The outcome could not be determined in the remaining cases.
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But it may have saved him from a worse outcome.
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That outcome has already cemented his dominance in Italy's politics.
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But everyone was working toward a responsible, fairly predictable outcome.
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Yeah, and so I much prefer this outcome to that.
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And will the outcome have implications outside of North Carolina?
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But money alone rarely determines the outcome of national elections.
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The subpoena outcome is necessarily informed by highly contextualized facts.
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The United States has a huge stake in the outcome.
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That outcome, although not the most likely one, remains possible.
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But that outcome won't show up anytime soon, if ever.
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Why would we expect anything different about the inevitable outcome?
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Others on the board are not averse to that outcome.
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The outcome of their meeting with Francis was not disclosed.
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That means I will have zero influence on the outcome.
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And it might shape the outcome of the women's draw.
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But it's not the normal outcome following a shocking primary.
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Even now, it is shaping the outcome of House contests.
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What is the real outcome of the 'winner takes all'?
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The hard truth is that the outcome is not guaranteed.
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No prognosticator or precursor award can definitively affect the outcome.
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The outcome validates even the ugliest and most divisive ascent.
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In 2020, that outcome is likely to be more muddled.
|
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A similar outcome could conceivably happen in Nevada as well.
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The emails do not reveal the outcome of that meeting.
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Nonetheless, fears have grown that fraud could infect the outcome.
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"The Russians love it," he wrote of that potential outcome.
|
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A potentially more concerning outcome is the opposite: false negatives.
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On this night, she was hoping for the same outcome.
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The presumed outcome is reassuring, a story we tell ourselves.
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What was the outcome or response from peers and adults?
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His first tweet certainly indicates this could be the outcome.
|
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Ruffini admits she's not entirely sure what's driving this outcome.
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"The United States is pleased with the outcome," Clark said.
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And they'll get the outcome that President Trump is demanding.
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CROWD ANIMALS together and one likely outcome is parasitic infestation.
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Instead, he reasons, a compromise will be the likely outcome.
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Clinton's, which presumably would have contributed to a different outcome.
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The panel is crucial to the outcome of future deals.
|
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The outcome wasn't pretty, but wasn't resolved at gunpoint, either.
|
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The money riding on the outcome runs into the trillions.
|
|
In each case, President Trump tied himself to the outcome.
|
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Either outcome means the bill will return to the Senate.
|
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I think that there is uncertainty as to the outcome.
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Its vote, therefore, made little difference to the final outcome.
|
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That said, this would not necessarily be a bad outcome.
|
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Usually it's five or six plays that determine the outcome.
|
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His close friend Warren Buffett also predicts a disappointing outcome.
|
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"That's the desired outcome from our military operations," Mattis said.
|
|
Let us wish the promising Mr. Townsend a better outcome.
|
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This is not an outcome the United States should welcome.
|
|
The outcome of the Supreme Court's decision in Gill v.
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I was hurt and determined, though unsure of the outcome.
|
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This outcome is now very much back on the table.
|
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The likelihood of this outcome did not dissuade Mr. Merkley.
|
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The outcome, he says, could actually end up being war.
|
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That compared to analysts' average forecast for a flat outcome.
|
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That is when more Americans would be watching the outcome.
|
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There are no circumstances under which this outcome is acceptable.
|
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Larry becoming a part of history is the best outcome.
|
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Did I skew my own reporting for a sunnier outcome?
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It could be a while before there is an outcome.
|
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That would be an outcome welcomed by the Trump administration.
|
|
The outcome of the election is still up for grabs.
|
|
The primary election result suggests that is the likely outcome.
|
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The outcome will set the tone for the coming weeks.
|
|
I would anticipate … a largely partisan outcome in the Senate.
|
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But, sadly, a sequel occurred to darken that happy outcome.
|
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Or the outcome might not be as bad as that.
|
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Based on the outcome of those discussions, the game continued.
|
|
But regardless of the outcome, one conclusion has become unavoidable.
|
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The outcome could be significant in determining their legislative success.
|
|
The hype obscured just how predetermined the outcome really was.
|
|
House Democrats wanted to avoid such an outcome this time.
|
|
"I don't see a good outcome here," Mr. Taylor said.
|
|
You want the best choice to deliver the best outcome.
|
|
How in god's name can you get an equitable outcome?
|
|
Nonetheless, Schaeuble himself seems to be hoping for another outcome.
|
|
What could I have done differently for a better outcome?
|
|
Any success would be marginal and wouldn't alter the outcome.
|
|
Outcome: Slager's 2016 state murder trial ended in a mistrial.
|
|
Outcome: Grand jury decided not to indict Officer Daniel Pantaleo.
|
|
The direction hinges on the outcome of this year's election.
|
|
The amazing workout was the intended outcome of our synergy.
|
|
"Significant precautions were taken, despite the unfortunate outcome," said Col.
|
|
Whether the outcome will be positive remains to be seen.
|
|
Bailey said this had not been the outcome so far.
|
|
Can political ads actually influence the outcome of an election?
|
|
The outcome of the exemption process is unclear so far.
|
|
The final outcome of all this is impossible to predict.
|
|
Although Fillon is a frontrunner, the election outcome remains uncertain.
|
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It's just the best outcome I could have hoped for.
|
|
But not all were convinced any outcome would be great.
|
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A successful arrest also isn't the only potential positive outcome.
|
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Any impact on the outcome is, of course, purely speculative.
|
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The outcome shocked some US allies, who expected something more.
|
|
And again, nobody can predict the outcome of this thing.
|
|
The last of those came in overtime, sealing the outcome.
|
|
It controls, for example, the outcome of major sporting events.
|
|
The outcome marked its first loss in three home outings.
|
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"It's the worst possible outcome for our democracy," he said.
|
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Prosecutors say those discussions did not affect the trial's outcome.
|
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We just don't think that is the most likely outcome.
|
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For its part, Hezbollah is likely content with this outcome.
|
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However, the outcome of the vote paints a complicated picture.
|
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That outcome means more good news for investors, Ives said.
|
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Requiring universities to share student outcome data is common sense.
|
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The approximate outcome has been known for a long time.
|
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And whatever the outcome it will reshape the UK's economy.
|
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A successful outcome will require political savvy, compromise and goodwill.
|
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But, no one can be certain as to the outcome.
|
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They've chosen a side, and the outcome is uh... whew.
|
|
A disastrous outcome at one Florida clinic illustrates the dangers.
|
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Turkey said the trial outcome was far from serving justice.
|
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One likely explanation is that the outcome already seems set.
|
|
Bloomberg is encouraged by the outcome of the midterm elections.
|
|
This dirty investing secret led to a rosy outcome, however.
|
|
I'm not asking you to prejudge the Italian election outcome.
|
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"Women will decide the outcome of this election," Tunick says.
|
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The outcome reflects voter disenchantment with Canada's two major parties.
|
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But they also noted the outcome is all but assured.
|
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"I cannot comment on the application's outcome, " Heimo Nurmi said.
|
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Though deals get signed, the outcome is anything but fair.
|
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I will wait for the outcome of that process. Sen.
|
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Many factors inside the company will ultimately dictate the outcome.
|
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I'm genuinely torn about what the least bad outcome is.
|
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This year, the outcome of each quarter counts for charity.
|
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That is the desired outcome, as Republican senators openly admit.
|
|
Many expressed deep pessimism about the process and the outcome.
|
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"This is the best outcome," said his lawyer, Natalie Bergman.
|
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A pair of plane crashes is definitely a tragic outcome.
|
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Instead, neutrality was an organic outcome of a competitive market.
|
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Out of professional necessity, I obsessively engage in outcome empathy.
|
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Regardless of the outcome, much of the attention on Nov.
|
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If that's the actual outcome, then we're all for it.
|
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But, he said, that could not have changed the outcome.
|
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But even in losing, they can factor in the outcome.
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Which outcome do you think is more likely, and why?
|
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Create some other positive outcome for you or your community?
|
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He did not elaborate on the outcome of that discussion.
|
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But it wouldn't meaningfully change the outcome of the race.
|
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And he pursued that to a very perverse outcome. Right.
|
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The outcome: Women were finally given the right to vote.
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In a close election, these things can decide the outcome.
|
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The alternative outcome could be that Ferguson slips out freely.
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It's a bad enough outcome and a very sensible comparison.
|
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But he says the outcome is 100% worth the effort.
|
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Both Democrats and moderate Republicans warned against such an outcome.
|
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Therefore, they can't skew the outcome by excluding dead workers.
|
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The dream outcome: Emmanuel Macron If mainstream political Berlin had a dream outcome, it would be a President Macron with a workable majority (of various parties, realistically) following the French legislative elections in June.
|
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However, the Supreme Court has explicitly, and correctly, concluded that a one-off outcome like the 21812 percent example cannot be used to prove a gerrymander, because such an outcome could occur by chance.
|
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Further, Mr. Trump has declared "denuclearization" as his minimal acceptable outcome for talks, making it harder for him to accept a more modest (but more achievable!) outcome and costlier for him to walk away.
|
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The IG report indicated that the Comey-led FBI committed the one sin that could not be allowed: It manipulated an investigation to achieve a desired outcome — an outcome that had massive political implications.
|
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Like voting, it isn't going to change the outcome, although, also like voting, it's a contribution to the outcome; your money, like your vote, will be a part of the campaign's success or failure.
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"This is the outcome that markets have been crossing their fingers and hoping for," said James Athey, a senior investment manager at Standard Life Aberdeen, adding that it was "by far the least disruptive outcome".
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" "Demand that our public officials are upholding the integrity of the vote, but do all you can to respectfully participate in the process and ensure the outcome, an outcome we can all be proud of.
|
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That&aposs "a good proxy for how gritty they&aposre going to be, how much they care about the outcome and how carefully they&aposve thought about the way to achieve that outcome," Acharya said.
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To determine whether an outcome was partisan, we assumed that if at least four liberal justices voted for a decision in a split ruling, then the outcome was consistent with Democratic Party values and goals.
|
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Price it, and in economic theory an optimal outcome is reached.
|
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But is it realistic to get that gigaton kind of outcome?
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The outcome proves how much one individual can make a difference.
|
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A key side story will be the outcome for Mr. Rubio.
|
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Ultimately, they risk an outcome neither he nor Mr. Rubio wants.
|
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It appears that the company has just had an exceptional outcome.
|
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Armed with that knowledge, they felt they could guarantee the outcome.
|
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If I would have excelled, the outcome could have been different.
|
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Few expect the outcome to be a truly independent judiciary, however.
|
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The negative outcome was a financial penalty or an electric shock.
|
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Start low and increase it until the desired outcome is achieved.
|
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Can he predict what the outcome of his case will be?
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This will be the outcome employers (and tuition-paying students) expect.
|
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Indeed, the team's efforts and patience were well worth the outcome.
|
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The UW College Republicans group says its pleased with the outcome.
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So as long as none of us wants such an outcome,
|
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The opposition is challenging the outcome and election monitors are investigating.
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The outcome of the case is not available in public records.
|
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That is our outcome-driven youth sports system in a nutshell.
|
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However, Gonzalez is cautiously optimistic about the outcome of the case.
|
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Bundy's supporters hailed the outcome as a victory over government tyranny.
|
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The outcome however is the same, raised tensions with unpredictable outcomes.
|
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It expects to know the outcome of the appeal next year.
|
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For an optimal outcome, six sessions within a year are recommended.
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You then store the outcome in the capsule and bury it.
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Dassey will stay in prison pending the outcome of the appeal.
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But tuition is non-negotiable and there is no outcome – i.e.
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Do you think that the outcome we have now was inevitable?
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Except...people usually just bet on the outcome of the game.
|
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The outcome left S.B. 822 stripped of several net neutrality protections.
|
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Such statements express bias and a preference for a particular outcome.
|
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"That didn't have anything to do with the outcome," Williams said.
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"The margin could be more interesting than the outcome," Kondik said.
|
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Michael Briese is on leave pending the outcome of an investigation.
|
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All this means the outcome of a confirmation vote is uncertain.
|
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Lei was "very unhappy" about the appeals court outcome, Xuan said.
|
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As Hello Giggles reports, Harris shared the disappointing outcome on Twitter.
|
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Wrapped in that government jargon is a valuable and notable outcome.
|
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It has been updated to reflect the outcome of the election.
|
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Is there concern that this influenced the outcome of the election?
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Walzer and his partner disagreed on what the outcome will be.
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Hattey has been suspended from his job pending the case's outcome.
|
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"It's - in the scheme of things - a manageable outcome," he said.
|
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Cautious investors await the outcome of the rate announcement, said analysts.
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I don't think the outcome of the election is in doubt.
|
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Gentry, though, said Davis' absence had no bearing on Tuesday's outcome.
|
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But the chance to resolve longstanding issues is just one outcome.
|
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THIESSEN: Are you going -- they want to know the outcome is.
|
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Silver's model correctly predicted the presidential outcome for all 50 states.
|
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The outcome of the bid was still unknown, the company said.
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The outcome of a second trial would likely be another conviction.
|
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Trump could have a big effect on the outcome Nov. 6.
|
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Gottheimer was withholding supporting Pelosi pending the outcome of the talks.
|
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An IPO is "the most likely outcome by far," he said.
|
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But, as in 2016, the outcome would be far from certain.
|
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No faithless elector has ever changed the outcome of an election.
|
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This is, in fact, demonstrably false in both assertion and outcome.
|
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But he agrees it will be tough to avoid that outcome.
|
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Likelihood of horrible outcome goes up, stock market should go down.
|
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The outcome of the lawsuit could affect millions of case files.
|
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Anything regulators can do to foster that outcome would be beneficial.
|
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But mainly the outcome was a personal triumph for Mr Modi.
|
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We're so far away from that outcome, but that's the goal.
|
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Letting voters tire of him might be the least-bad outcome.
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He has almost completely healed and is happy with the outcome.
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That might be a better outcome than a fate like Yahoo's.
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In other words, Republicans can't dictate the outcome of November's election.
|
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"This is not the outcome the American people expected," it lamented.
|
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We are monitoring market developments following the outcome of the referendum.
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Do you think you got a good outcome in the end?
|
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For this week's Trader Poll, tell us what's the best outcome?
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Opponents said Cameron's appearance suggested he was worried about the outcome.
|
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In my view, this would be the best long term outcome.
|
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Why should we expect an epistocracy to produce a better outcome?
|
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Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on student debt, predicted a rosier outcome.
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"We're explaining that and hope for a positive outcome," Cook said.
|
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On what grounds do immigration opponents justify obstructing this happy outcome?
|
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"Perseverance really leads to the outcome that you desire," she said.
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U.S. Attorney Kenneth A. Polite called the outcome an imperfect resolution.
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But is there anything Democrats can do to change that outcome?
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"The outcome of this process is impossible to predict," Persson said.
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For business, that outcome would be even worse than more uncertainty.
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And I can see it — that should easily be the outcome.
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Chase, to no one's surprise, is not thrilled with this outcome.
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Yet these numbers bear little relationship to the outcome of games.
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But if the outcome is the same, who's really the wiser?
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The outcome of the legal battle could be a big deal.
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California is seen as key to the eventual outcome in November.
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Asked whether Tuesday's outcome determined whether Pelosi would be speaker, Rep.
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On Sunday Merkel said Germany would be prepared whatever the outcome.
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"We thought the outcome was reasonable, fair and balanced," he said.
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It was an outcome Windsor prayed would benefit every gay American.
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The damage has already been done no matter what the outcome.
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But at least there's one more chance to avoid this outcome:
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Whatever the outcome, though, it'll undeniably help Jon in his fight.
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That outcome would be a boon for the dollar, said analysts.
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And then what happens if the catastrophic no-deal outcome wins?
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Offers another friend: "This is not the outcome we were anticipating."
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"Despite today's outcome, we remain confident in our position," she said.
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Depending on the outcome, the film may have a good sequel.
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Many specifically cited the outcome of the election as the reason.
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"We are pleased with the outcome of the case," he says.
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That outcome would be a third straight year of profit decline.
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They also want help throughout the process, from installation to outcome.
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Propaganda aside, Russia is elated by the outcome of its intervention.
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Its head, Heidi Brock, labelled Mr Trump's decision an "unfortunate outcome".
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The outcome of the summit was confusing to say the least.
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Although her final outcome is way more Insta-popular than ours.
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And I know you&aposre very disappointed with the outcome here.
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But in GOP-dominated "red states," the outcome is more uncertain.
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It's not a real health outcome, like heart attacks or death.
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Afterward, he didn't contest the outcome and ask for a reride.
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In the end, though, the vote many not change the outcome.
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But few in the city are entirely satisfied with the outcome.
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Changing the outcome of the election would have taken a lot.
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The sides gave conflicting accounts of the outcome of Friday's fighting.
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Recent opinion polls have shown the outcome could be close. tmsnrt.
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Fast forward 16 years, and Team Clinton wants a different outcome.
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But once we know the outcome, post-hoc rationalization sets in.
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TIM has already seen two potential buyers but without any outcome.
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"This really is a fundamental change in the outcome" for patients.
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Plus, most people won't wonder if the outcome was your fault.
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"We expect this one will have a similar outcome," said Reynolds.
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And that, perhaps, points to the real outcome of the workshop.
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Plus, he was incredibly excited about the outcome of the identification.
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On Sunday, Moon planned to disclose the outcome of that meeting.
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If the movement is racist, you will have a racist outcome.
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If the movement is ableist, you will have an ableist outcome.
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Either outcome would make the EU poorer and damage London's position.
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Overall positioning still implies a degree of caution about the outcome.
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The ultimate outcome may drive turnout in one way or another.
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That leaves an ÖVP-FPÖ government, now the most likely outcome.
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If the outcome is that bad, recriminations will begin flying tonight.
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It's impossible to know if this outcome would have happened anyway.
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Publicly, the two countries put a positive gloss on the outcome.
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Confusing language actually could have changed the outcome of the race.
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The only thing that promises to be ghastlier is the outcome.
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The vote for Brexit was for the principle, not the outcome.
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One possible outcome is that the army finds more external sponsorship.
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That was not the outcome that the family wanted to hear.
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But the customers consented and were happy enough with the outcome.
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But the most likely outcome is an even more splintered battlefield.
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The discovery nonetheless ends Lacey's family's hopes for a different outcome.
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The resulting legal battle has yet to yield a clear outcome.
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Formal charges will hinge on the outcome of the CBI investigation.
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But the outcome seemed important only to the players and coaches.
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Historically, the 2nd Circuit has upheld the outcome of terrorism trials.
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But Trump's impulsive nature makes it hard to predict the outcome.
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Whatever the outcome, the political scene is seen as highly fragmented.
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The outcome maintains Ghana's record of fiercely-contested but peaceful elections.
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Regardless of the election's outcome though, the political landscape is shifting.
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America is nowhere near such an outcome, at least not yet.
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"Certainly we're disappointed with the outcome," Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said.
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The ONS declined to comment on the outcome of that investigation.
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But his administration is preparing for a no-deal outcome, too.
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Both starting pitchers were long gone before the outcome was decided.
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" It's a tragic story with a tragic outcome," Gudaitis told reporters.
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The usual outcome of medical research was that disease was cured.
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The good guys always win; the outcome is never in doubt.
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The de facto outcome is to amplify outrage, and hence disinformation.
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The lucky contestant looked like he could barely believe the outcome.
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The left wants to reverse the outcome of the last election.
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But in a fascinating twist, the team observed the reverse outcome.
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Unfortunately for him, however, there's likely no reversing the fight's outcome.
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The outcome of the U.S. tax bill also disappointed some investors.
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It is on hold until the outcome of his murder trial.
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For the regime, it could be viewed as an acceptable outcome.
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It was much more focused on that than any preconceived outcome.
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With only a short time left, the Brexit outcome remains uncertain.
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Obviously, any other outcome would lead to a larger efficiency gap.
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A more reasonable outcome would have been seven or eight Republicans.
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It did not give details on the outcome of those appeals.
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At this stage, such an outcome would be terrible for Mousasi.
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The outcome would have been different if the victim was different.
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They want to wait until the outcome of Brussels is secure.
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Oil bears, however, believe speculating on the final outcome is premature.
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Bailing out the retail creditors would be a poor outcome, though.
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And will that vision be the eventual outcome of "Avengers: Endgame"?
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The outcome of Wednesday's vote will also determine who becomes president.
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"The outcome is pretty much known as this point," said Sen.
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Republican outcome: Donald Trump won with 42 percent of the vote.
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He thinks the most likely outcome is no freeze at all.
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Her sentence is on hold pending the outcome of her appeal.
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However, this is where the second potential positive outcome comes in.
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The government would await the outcome of such investigations before acting.
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"I'm extremely satisfied with the outcome," Hariri said after the conference.
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He gets to fly into New Hampshire regardless of the outcome.
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As trade talks continue, we are hopeful for a positive outcome.
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This will be a bad outcome for the Kurds as well.
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Variations in those models can change the outcome of a poll.
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The facts before (the) court and the outcome do not match.
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Cosby: That, I'm afraid, depends on the outcome of many things.
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The ultimate outcome of this aspect of war can be suicide.
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In the end, Russia will still be satisfied with the outcome.
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Stiber has to be crossing his fingers for a similar outcome.
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You can make choices and influence the outcome of the quests.
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But there is growing skepticism about the outcome of the meeting.
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That appears to be, of course, exactly the outcome Trump wants.
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But its eventual outcome is as close to certainty as exists.
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The outcome also benefited from food price inflation across the industry.
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It also gives the trip a concrete outcome to Trump's benefit.
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As the party congress approaches, its outcome appears ever less certain.
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The outcome reflects lower clothing and homeware sales and higher costs.
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"Now we know the outcome of these [injections]," she tells PEOPLE.
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"I had no idea that would be the outcome," she said.
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The outcome illustrated the impact on the court of the Feb.
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From the appointments, to the outcome, to hearing ... It's utterly confusing.
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If it's an equal outcome, then there's at least another option.
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What's remarkable is how quickly everything happened, especially given the outcome.
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"We regret the outcome of tonight's (Tuesday's) vote," the spokesman said.
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We keep seeing the same movie and expecting a different outcome.
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But it is the best attainable outcome with the least costs.
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If that outcome is guaranteed, why not vote for the government?
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Both the UK and the EU want to avoid that outcome.
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The predictable outcome is higher fares, inferior service and restricted routes.
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When is war, rather than revolution, the probable outcome of inequality?
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""[Staying together is] not the predominant outcome, but it can happen.
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Frankly, I didn't have much hope for a different outcome either.
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You might also feel tempted to force a situation or outcome.
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A dire outcome might emerge eventually (history suggests it probably will).
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We cannot predict the outcome or impact of any ongoing matters.
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This tragic outcome is all too common in the real world.
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This is precisely the outcome Trump said he would not allow.
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The president also pointed out that such an outcome is unlikely.
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We don't have to speculate what the outcome will be, however.
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Few had foreseen or wanted this outcome at the war's onset.
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Lombardo said the attack was the obvious outcome of meticulous planning.
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Jets coach Paul Maurice was surprisingly upbeat considering the disappointing outcome.
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"I personally couldn't handicap the outcome at this point," he said.
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"A hung parliament is thus the most likely outcome," he said.
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If it's a no-drama affair, the outcome isn't in doubt.
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" The UHC rep confided he "was not hoping for this outcome.
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"With a Lotto ticket, it's a very binary outcome," he said.
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That outcome has made building a viable governing coalition extremely tricky.
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Many Federalists were enraged at the partisan manipulation of the outcome.
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The application must state specific grounds for objecting to the outcome.
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Will Shu: A listing is a practical outcome at some point.
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Chief Executive Graham Stapleton said Halfords had delivered a solid outcome.
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Indeed, not every election will necessarily produce a rabid populist outcome.
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And that simple skill can change the outcome of your life.
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A more likely outcome, though, would be a poorly performing behemoth.
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But Britons cannot have that outcome just by voting for it.
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But the Pahari people are not hopeful of a positive outcome.
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Such an outcome would have "significant consequences", he added without elaborating.
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The case's origins aren't as dramatic as that outcome may be.
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" "[It] was a great outcome in Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia.
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He also said he was "disappointed" in Emanuel over the outcome.
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But if he did, I'm not sure he'd like the outcome.
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A final outcome of the arbitration project would have taken years.
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Sometimes it's not just the chance at a big financial outcome.
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Economists say the worst possible outcome would be a chaotic Brexit.
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But both the process and outcome are open to serious question.
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Someone's situation at birth should not dictate their outcome for life.
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Graham said he did not believe Russia changed the election outcome.
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The outcome of those criminal cases was not immediately available Wednesday.
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The United States could be headed for a similarly misguided outcome.
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One outcome of this analysis is very clear, Ms. Soe said.
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By Election Day, the outcome of the race was painfully obvious.
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When Congress decides, the outcome likely will reflect consensus and compromise.
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The mayor argued that the move prevented a more unpalatable outcome.
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CNN commentators weigh in on the outcome and what comes next.
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But needless to say, the political outcome there matters a lot.
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"This outcome is negative, no doubt about it," he told reporters.
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The outcome marked the only blemish on Carolina's four-game homestand.
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Arians said Stanton should not be blamed for the game's outcome.
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Most do not have the same, positive outcome that Joy had.
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While the outcome is uncertain, my attitude is optimistic,' he said.
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The neighbors stop by, seeking an outcome to the family's experiment.
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Unfortunately, this outcome is all too common and Michael deserves better.
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Cancelling Brexit altogether remains the most popular outcome among British voters.
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Moore's accusers reshaped this vote, and they helped determine its outcome.
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The outcome of the Mudd case certainly looks like a loss.
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The outcome was always going to have a minimal national impact.
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Each standard is different and might lead to a different outcome.
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But Attica's tragic outcome doesn't undermine the significance of the resistance.
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Drillers cheered the outcome, which was similar to their own proposal.
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Chief Justice Moore was suspended pending the outcome of this trial.
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They can then direct the teams to go deliver that outcome.
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On a number of others, a single vote determined the outcome.
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Commenters on Facebook clashed over the outcome, which supporters of Mrs.
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The announcement is a stunning and unexpected outcome from the investigation.
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At times, the justices treated the outcome like a foregone conclusion.
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Parliament remains divided and the outcome of the negotiations remain unknown.
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But such a disastrous outcome will probably not come to pass.
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Just about every black citizen would be vested in the outcome.
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That move was almost inevitable, given the outcome of the referendum.
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Just move them around to get the outcome that you want.
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"It's an unfortunate outcome," Mnuchin said of a shutdown when Sen.
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This is certainly the most desirable outcome, but is it realistic?
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The outcome in every case turned out to be a surprise.
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But now polls suggest the outcome is too close to call.
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HOW DID YOU INFLUENCE THE NATIONAL CONVERSATION AND EFFECT THE OUTCOME?
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In fact, the summit has one benefit, regardless of the outcome.
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The outcome of the 35-day standoff leaves Trump politically chastened.
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Usually that's the outcome in fact-intensive cases like this one.
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However, the final numbers will depend on the outcome of negotiations.
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No one worked harder against Saturday's outcome than President Donald Trump.
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The outcome of the election was enormously important to him, obviously.
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Of course Facebook had significant influence in this last election's outcome.
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If I had anticipated this outcome I wouldn't have done it.
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The F.D.A. declined to comment on the outcome of the study.
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"This is a potentially dangerous outcome for the country," Masket added.
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The survey showed far lower support for a one-state outcome.
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The outcome was uncompromising: 52 percent in favor, 48 percent against.
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There was more riding on the outcome than a gold medal.
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That outcome would be consistent with hundreds of other post-Sept.
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We can no longer keep changing the outcome as we go.
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Presidential elections in Uzbekistan have always come with a known outcome.
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From a moral standpoint, it's hard to imagine a worse outcome.
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The door is not shut and we can influence the outcome.
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This counterintuitive outcome is down to what exactly has been closed.
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There are many other variables that could influence a patient's outcome.
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C., said in tweets that he was "pleased" with the outcome.
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Men's tennis would stay where it was, no matter the outcome.
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However, the outcome partly reflected Christmas Day falling on a Sunday.
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And most of us can agree that's not an ideal outcome.
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Well, we all have a vested personal interest in the outcome.
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For this, Trump deserves lasting censure, regardless of the investigation's outcome.
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OUTCOME: All delegates can vote on the first ballot for president.
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OUTCOME: Only pledged delegates vote on the first ballot for president.
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No production cut Analysts believe this is the least likely outcome.
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Open the process so stakeholders can debate and improve the outcome.
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He makes it happen and controls the outcome with more confidence.
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There was, however, at least one positive outcome to this unfairness.
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Members of Sweden's small Rwandan community expressed satisfaction with the outcome.
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Gun control will be an acrimonious debate with an uncertain outcome.
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Only by rigging the rules would such an outcome be possible.
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No one sensible would aim exclusively for a no-deal outcome.
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I can change my reaction, but I can't change the outcome.
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He is now in Texas awaiting the outcome of his case.
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All of those things combined together will create the best outcome.
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Regardless of the outcome, Miller is prepared to take the punishment.
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Interpreting the outcome isn't nearly as simple as stating it, however.
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The international pressure may have affected the outcome of the hearing.
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Many programs include what they call "outcome data" on their websites.
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In fact, their intrusion achieved their desired outcome — Trump was elected.
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Even though it didn't affect the outcome, they tried to interfere.
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Some computer scientists said Wednesday that they had expected the outcome.
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Half of respondents said the outcome does not matter to them.
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For now, however, it is too early to know the outcome.
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Such an outcome is completely unacceptable on economic and social grounds.
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Whitney Phillips: The ideal outcome is to not incentivize further behaviors.
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It felt like an emotional high-wire act, the outcome uncertain.
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Their fate, he says, is wrapped up in the proposal's outcome.
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That's a great outcome in itself, and Finland's trial achieved it.
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How will it pan out and what will be the outcome?
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This critical outcome wasn't part of the promise of that technology.
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But who should be the buyer if this outcome is wanted?
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The outcome therefore may dance on the head of a pin.
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