Sure, the food may not approach the level of Per Se, per se, but who cares.
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" Others say, "We're against organizing, not speech per se.
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" YouTube: "I don't really go to YouTube per se.
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Despite the reviewer making clear that Per Se is resting on its laurels, he seems to be crediting the Per Se of the past far more than he should in the rating.
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Now, the data itself might not be new, per se.
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"The data per se is not anonymous," he tells TechCrunch.
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Some of them opted to not sing it, per se.
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"I don't believe they are senior per se," he said.
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It's hard to call this one a bicycle, per se.
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It's not that there's anything wrong with Fox per se.
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I think I don't have a big problem per se.
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I don't see her as a selfish person, per se.
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This particular revenge thriller isn't about the vengeance, per se.
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This doesn't have to do with the news per se.
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That said, none of this is really EIM per se.
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I recognize that this isn't an Oscargate scandal, per se.
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"I wasn't nervous, per se," Lopez said of the show.
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"It's not a product of excitement, per se," she says.
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The second dose, however, is not a booster per se.
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It wasn't an addiction, per se, but it felt unhealthy.
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Even ambiguous key centers aren't a new thing, per se.
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But this doesn't mean that Trump is wrong per se.
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There's nothing wrong per se with a growing trade deficit.
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We don't expect interest margins, per se, to further improve.
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The humor of the exchange isn't about farting, per se.
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The problem is thus not an economic one, per se.
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What you get up to doesn't really matter, per se.
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Not about just a meeting but the relationship per se.
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Because there is no offense per se on human trafficking.
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Google News per se doesn't feature 4chan for a reason.
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Not her dream title, per se, but she'd take it.
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People don't want coverage per se, they want affordable care.
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But not because he's bad at his job, per se.
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But the speech wasn't really about foreign policy per se.
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It's powerful supercomputing, for sure, but not "thinking" per se.
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It isn't that they want to go there, per se.
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"I wouldn't say there's any injury per se," he said.
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But I'm not sure it necessary impacts relationships per se.
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We are not recommending you give to Texas per se.
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"Its enforcement would, per se, inflict irreparable harm," he added.
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Is this a symphony with a narrative program, per se?
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" • Quotation of the day "I haven't seen babies, per se.
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It did not hurt, per se, but it felt lifeless.
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There is a larger partisan difference on religiosity per se.
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There is a larger partisan difference on religiosity per se.
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None of these fantastical elements are a problem per se.
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OK, the Withings Move ECG isn't a smartwatch per se.
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The war on science isn't really against science, per se.
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No, we're not talking about the holiday season, per se.
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I don't think furniture was furniture per se for Judd.
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That's not worse, per se, but it's not great either.
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For one thing, it's not even a view, per se.
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AGAIN, RIGHT, DO WE CARE ABOUT ASSET PRICES, PER SE?
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Just having a shitty website isn't a crime, per se.
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So they won't be filling some coverage void, per se.
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" Twitter, he said, is "not really for advertising per se.
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What's tricky is this case isn't about encryption, per se.
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"Glamorous, yes, but never bling bling per se," she laughs.
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So I didn't buy that it was ideological per se.
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Cady Gray hardly ever listens to "the radio" per se.
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Sanders's office says they're not picking on Amazon, per se.
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But the problem with addiction isn't drug use per se.
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The political obstacle has not been public opinion per se.
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As for food, there are no real "diet" rules, per se.
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Iran is not expressly prohibited from testing ballistic missiles per se.
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Uber may not get off with no financial penalties per se.
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Now, I do not think watermelon recipes are disrespectful, per se.
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Not bad per se, but overly sweet in an artificial way.
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"We may never need to raise per se again," he said.
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So, I think it&aposs not about the investigation, per se.
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Once again, Colton looks slightly dumbfounded, but not tactless, per se.
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And his message doesn't flatly collide with the GND per se.
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"Single process color doesn't damage hair texture per se," she says.
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Just focusing on growth per se won't get the job done.
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The supplements at Per Se can cause indignation, among other emotions.
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None of these features are groundbreaking on their own, per se.
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This isn't "fun," per se, but it's more enjoyable than sweating.
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He wasn't nice, per se, but diminished: A low-energy Trump.
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Olympios is heading to L.A., though not for love, per se.
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The practice of paying for order flow, per se, is legal.
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It's all very picturesque, but it's not very forward, per se.
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Aliens. Well, not aliens per se, but the search for them.
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It's not that the pull-out method is bad, per se.
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BUT THE STOCK MARKET LEVEL PER SE, THAT'S NOT OUR CONCERN.
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It's not a race issue per se, it's an economic issue.
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That's not a slight against Samsung or the Note, per se.
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For one, it's not really about his tax records per se.
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But the shift on Social Security isn't about Obama per se.
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Headlines feared the worst: These studies aren't necessarily wrong, per se.
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Middle sister doesn't care that milkman is a "renouncer" per se.
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But Adrienne was not murdered by an illegal immigrant, per se.
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While it wasn't quiet per se, it was cut very short.
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The showers aren't cold, per se, nor is the water heated.
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Accessories I'm not really a jewelry or watch person per se.
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Which means that they won't really be asking questions per se.
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" He added that "its enforcement would, per se, inflict irreparable harm.
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The Roots of Implicit Bias It's not about racism per se.
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Nor is it a question of politics per se; it is,
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Mr. Smookler, who worked at Per Se, will do the cooking.
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I don't think Adichie is opposed to transgender people per se.
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Yes, but we don't really talk about their performances per se.
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Mr. Dunleavy insists his battle is not with unions per se.
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And I'm not making fun of the celebrities, per se. Really?
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I think we like to be under the radar per se.
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Not even for best comedy per se, but other categories even?
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Though it does not address mental health parity per se, Rep.
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"Right now, Neon doesn't have any intelligence per se," he said.
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None of this makes the gadget essential for travel per se.
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It's not that the Portal was a bad product, per se.
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Media Matters is not calling for an ad boycott, per se.
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There was no specific hearing or briefing on Ukraine per se.
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That means that there aren't managers actively picking stocks, per se.
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We're not saying these things are all inherently bad, per se.
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In other words, there is no compromise bill yet, per se.
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FIRST-TIME DINERS AT PER SE Tearing a page from the Four Seasons restaurant's playbook, the chef Thomas Keller is offering a lunch for children 16 and younger who have never dined at Per Se, on Sept.
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Collier explains that it&aposs not the threat of infection per se.
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Wells downgraded Per Se to two stars, from its previous four stars.
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The maps aren't infographics, per se, though they are filled with information.
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This isn't to say that the 2013 analyses were wrong, per se.
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These are bands that are clever but they aren't comedy per se.
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It wouldn't be the TPP per se, but it would be similar.
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It's about a baseball player, but it's not about baseball, per se.
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For one thing, it's never really had a "working class" per se.
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I also wouldn't say that this is a tech company per se.
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His contribution to the project wasn'teven a Grateful Dead cover per se.
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So, you don't advocate a weak dollar policy near term, per se?
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She's not an old soul per se, just a supremely talented one.
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There wasn't dramatic pushback to the idea of anti-aging, per se.
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If pseudocide is not illegal per se, is anyone verifying these deaths?
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It's got nothing to do with the people around you, per se.
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I don't think, per se, there are any issues with doing euros.
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Tesla's Policy does not make any Tesla-related tweet per se material.
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We're not expressly trying to make contact per se, at least overtly.
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There's nothing wrong, per se, with becoming unpopular midway through your term.
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In that case, I think empathy's bias per se isn't a problem.
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Technically, Number226 isn't a bank per se — or not yet, at least.
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It's worth noting that many automated accounts are not "bots," per se.
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KAILA PHILO: What Nicki is facing right now isn't "ageism," per se.
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It's not a "fight", per se, because Daniel is not fighting back.
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I don't feel like that has a super political bent, per se.
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It was not the oil per se that Dr Hanano wanted, though.
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Further out in the desert, there isn't even a wall, per se.
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To be clear, Ruby on Rails isn't a programming language, per se.
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However, Sharpe disagrees that there is an African space race per se.
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Technically it's not a telescope (with or without a lens), per se.
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But I was never called upon to be a spokesperson per se.
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Someone's death wish isn't something that needs to be treated, per se.
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I don't know that just a conversation, per se, is any problem.
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But, Jansen says that needing some voltage isn't a handicap, per se.
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Andrew Smith: I'm not saying that vegetarians are fooling themselves, per se.
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"It's not a building, per se, it's a form," Mr. Yao said.
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Brothels per se are still around, but they're more pop-up now.
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Studies show it isn't divorce per se that hurts kids — it's conflict.
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I don't plan outfits, per se, but I do think it through.
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"That is not part of the commission's charge, per se," DeVos replied.
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The squelching of promise is not my worst (cinematic) fear, per se.
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Hunters is not a show about the good guys "winning," per se.
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"It's not that cybersecurity people are bad people per se," he said.
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My resistance doesn't owe itself to an abhorrence of politics per se.
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Villas-Boas: It&aposs really for sort of "power users," per se.
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It's hard to say how much thinking counts as overthinking per se.
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"We didn't set out to understand partisan stubbornness per se," Kaplan said.
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She said the pattern still doesn't point to an increase, per se.
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"This paper isn't looking at attention span per se," Wass said by email.
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Nintendo doesn't need saving per se, but the Switch might save it anyway.
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Not a rim protector per se, Nurkic's positional defense has been rock solid.
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There isn't anything wrong, per se, with this arrangement between Samsung and Verizon.
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But it wasn't the singer's clothes, per se, that Azria found so moving.
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It's not that Bernie Sanders had a bad night on Thursday per se.
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Neither Abbi nor Ilana became different people in the colder months, per se.
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You would imagine that books per se don't have much, if any, character.
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David R, Boston This review sums up my experience at Per Se perfectly.
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In other words, a portion of this round (£1.3m) isn't cash per se.
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I never had problems per se relating from a guy to a guy.
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Losing habitat per se won't cause these invertebrate to go extinct, Griffiths says.
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The problem with most of today's bloated shows isn't the bloat, per se.
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I don't represent them, per se, but it's a very difficult situation, obviously.
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This does not mean there is necessarily a problem with economics per se.
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But here's the deal—Waititi isn't playing the real, historical Hitler, per se.
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I can see that now, but it wasn't really my intention per se.
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This isn't a net neutrality issue, per se, but it does feel related.
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It's not really about death, per se, but the end of an era.
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There doesn't need to be a story, per se, that one can follow.
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So I'm not losing sleep over it per se—we've seen this before.
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"The GDPR isn't set up to tackle business models, per se," she said.
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Although it's not a funny joke per se, it performs a useful function.
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I'm not going to change anything per se just apologizing for your overreaction.
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Now, I'm not saying this game being awful is our fault per se.
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"Wheat captured the headlines, so it's been the leader per se," Cordier said.
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"This is not about Open Agriculture, per se, or Caleb Harper," he said.
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Clinton's swearing have nothing to do with profanity per se, but with hypocrisy.
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The only problem was that her post didn't really provide directions per se.
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The authoritarian reformers were "not a political party per se," du Rivage writes.
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Not per se, but a cloud of lawsuits does hang over the phenomenon.
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"He didn't use a camp per se, like the guerrillas," Ms. Zúñiga said.
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"Your article is reckless, defamatory and constitutes libel per se," Mr. Kasowitz wrote.
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Well, they aren't dirty per se, beyond the general obscenity of death itself.
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The larger point is: I guess who cares if they're lying per se.
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The fundamental error here is not economic efficiency per se, but excessive usefulness.
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My most stressful move memories do not actively involve a move per se.
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Hegarty and his team reasoned that Axe's missing ingredient wasn't sex, per se.
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I'd call the views much more urban — even gritty — than glam per se.
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Either way, the issue doesn't strike me as one of understanding, per se.
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And so I'm talking about not Bitcoin per se; I'm talking about currencies.
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Najela wasn't a bad kid growing up, per se, but she was sneaky.
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Troubleshooting isn't hard per se, it's just annoying enough to want to quit.
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I don't think it had anything to do with my ankle, per se.
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I don't think it had anything to do with my ankle per se.
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I don't think there's a problem with advertising per se, I really don't.
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"The earliest sodomy laws are not prohibiting homsexual sex per se," said Bronski.
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These aren't powers that the executive order, per se, gave to CBP agents.
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By extrapolation, the Pentagon is not really worried about malicious actors per se.
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But Cruz wasn't saying there aren't many Republicans in New York, per se.
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"Maybach Music 2" isn't a pivotal song in Lil Wayne's catalog, per se.
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For two separate performances by the saxophonist Anthony Braxton, a venerable musician about as based in jazz per se as Mr. Adams is based in classical music per se (which is to say, vestigially), the houses were full and rapt.
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That is not problem-solving per se, but knowing what problems to solve. Right.
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Although she comes from a Hollywood background, Schwarzenegger isn't in show business per se.
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As the Verge reports, we're not talking about a brand new app per se.
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I don't know if there is ... I wouldn't point to one thing, per se.
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Alright, so there's no such thing as a "flying Ukrainian scorpion kick," per se.
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The goal is not to target vegans and vegetarians, per se, but meat eaters.
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I mean you can't pass per se, you can't ignore him, that's not possible.
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That's not a bad thing, per se, but it's much more evolutionary than revolutionary.
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More so, this week at least, than the people at Per Se probably do.
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People like their phones, but you don't treat it as a person, per se.
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Hierarchies per se—of class, race and gender—breed dependency and corrupt all parties.
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Even if I didn't love studying, per se, I still wanted to do well.
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It's not the victim's identity that's the most valuable, per se, but their followers.
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I'm not arguing that trans women per se are any particular danger to women.
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"I think he wasn't saying what he does to women per se," she explained.
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They see themselves as "facilitators" of the public will rather than "leaders" per se.
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It's not necessarily college per se that we're in discussion with many other cities.
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And while that's not a "tragedy," per se, it's at least a missed opportunity.
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It didn't surprise me, per se, but it just really hit home with me.
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The problem with "The Bells" is not that Daenerys became a villain, per se.
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It's not a design flaw per se—it just takes some getting used to.
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"We didn't stay away from the Russian government's privatization program per se," Luet said.
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Drake even (he may not be sad per se, but he sure is mopey).
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It's not a murder mystery per se, but that's one of the central threads.
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"Higher rates per se do not always translate into a stronger currency," he said.
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This was not a Spicer quote, per se, but it was an unforgettable moment.
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One relates to just whether you think forgetting about regulating the airlines per se.
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" First, in the area of discrimination and civil rights law, nothing is "per se.
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Insinuations that immigration is, per se, bad, are hardening into a new common sense.
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Appropriately, the Supreme Court most authoritatively stated the per se rule in U.S. v.
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Terrorism, per se, is an outcome — a symptom of a deeper process of radicalization.
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"First of all, I don't really believe there is closure per se," she explained.
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That doesn't mean you should go running to buy a new Tesla, per se.
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This blind spot doesn't reflect a lack of interest in the region, per se.
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That's not to say there's not a female role in the Illuminati, per se.
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So, a lot of times, they're not looking for the perfect body per se.
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SO THE ENDEMIC AD LOAD PER SE, IS A LOT HIGHER ON THOSE SERVICES.
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"I didn't want it to be a bio-pic per se," Donnersmarck told me.
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But people that are per se "good" have done bad things and vice versa.
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Haidt made the interesting point that identity politics per se is not the problem.
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He was on "Top Chef," and worked at Per Se and Eleven Madison Park.
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"I am not a cheerleader for politics per se," Matthews told Leibovich in 2008.
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"It's hard because people don't want to identify as Republican, per se," he said.
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A French orchestra has per se more transparency and clarity than a German orchestra.
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She doesn't feel the pain of others, so she doesn't feel empathy per se.
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While putting the desk together isn't difficult, per se, it is rather time-consuming.
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Indeed, there is no conclusive evidence that excess dietary sugar per se causes diabetes.
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Films and series that center on religion are not a new phenomenon, per se.
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So the key isn't having a spring per se, it's having the right spring.
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The other category will not go into it per se, but into investing generally.
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BITCOIN, PER SE, I DON'T THINK ABOUT IT IN TERMS OF MONETARY POLICY ISSUE.
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It's an interesting choice, because this isn't really a movie about religion, per se.
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None of this is by way of saying that "Cats" is bad, per se.
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There is no shame in a political defeat per se, not even in two.
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Sanctions as coercive tactics per se have not changed Russia's conduct of foreign policy.
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A Preliminary Remediation Goals for Radionuclides, or PRG "calculator," isn't a calculator per se.
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No, we don't really have "censors," per se, at CNN -- we have Standards and Practices.
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It's not a meal per se, but it's the first food I've had all day.
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Even though Snapchat doesn't really make cameras per se, it specializes in consumer camera technology.
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It wasn't horrible, per se, but you just didn't feel a spark — and that's okay.
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It isn't a theory, per se—not like the theory of relativity is a theory.
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These studies haven't looked at intellectual humility per se, but it's plausible there's an overlap.
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JF: I'm not really sure what he has to be suspicious of them, per se.
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Almost by definition, Simmons said, a novel antitrust theory can't be a per se violation.
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It flows better, but I wouldn't say your new version was killing it, per se.
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They don't have even an IT department per se, and now they want a contract.
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The big problem in California, though, is not the stagnation of low incomes per se.
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And so because we don't track that, per se, I don't have any specific metrics.
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It is this hypocrisy and moralising that drives so much division, not nationalism per se.
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They're not tech schools, per se, they're just good liberal arts colleges, very good schools.
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But for some reason, we don't think of those things as being tech per se.
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Most of the book focuses not on the law per se, but on moral arguments.
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" He's hesitant to say that conservatives face discrimination, per se: "There's not really a blacklist.
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Facebook employees have shitty senses of humorThis isn't juicy, per se, but it is illuminating.
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The University of Utah researchers who made the discovery weren't actually studying badgers per se.
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Neither of these are great passwords per se, by the way, since they're too short.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: You know that per se doesn't necessarily concern me one way or another.
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"There's nothing evil, per se, about — in my view — about selling things short," Buffett said.
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And that's why I tell people this is not a fight for evolution per se.
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She's not speaking in a British accent, per se, but she's employing a U.K. inflection.
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"Your article is reckless, defamatory and constitutes libel per se," Mr. Kasowitz wrote to NYT.
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There is a sense that no one is having any actual fun here, per se.
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It's not wrong per se for a transition official to have discussions with foreign governments.
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But observe: It's the frugal use of resources, not laziness per se, that is key.
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Even a world-class restaurant like Per Se was recently burdened with a "C" rating.
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It's not age, per se, that makes it more difficult to find and have friends.
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But the late-night host never intended to keep the birth a secret, per se.
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Not buzzwords, per se, but formal or technical jargon will make our eyes glaze over.
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This deterrence effort against Iran is not aimed at targeting its nuclear programs, per se.
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The European Union is not a country and does not have a government, per se.
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This wasn't a black-people issue, per se, but he got a Nobel Peace Prize!
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But the real problem with wages is not robots per se, but low productivity growth.
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And while the Post Office isn't a GSE, per se, it certainly acts like one.
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Interestingly, we found that babies' thinking about food preferences isn't really about food per se.
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I didn't actually have that much sex, per se, but it was fun and exciting.
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"She was kind of my baby, per se, I was watching her," Officer Delgado said.
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"I don't think he had his best stuff, per se," said Twins manager Paul Molitor.
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And this is what the park is limiting, not the number of people per se.
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Best episode to start: Americanah Also from Slate, Lexicon Valley isn't about books per se.
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Although the Supreme Court has treated some tie-ins as per se illegal in the
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Yeah, I wasn't really driven by a desire to come to Silicon Valley per se.
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I started to feel strange—not guilty per se, but somehow responsible for her suffering.
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I haven't been cheating per se, but I've been looking for ways to bend rules.
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One per se (hydroponic systems are soil-free), but sometimes chefs stop by to browse.
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I made portraits really for them, not because I wanted to make portraits, per se.
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In that situation, the near-term goal is not to stimulate economic activity per se.
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But contrary to the experience of those fighting it, warfare isn't about violence per se.
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This isn't just about Twitter or outrage or political correctness or even race, per se.
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Monsanto said the decision does not interfere with the system for collecting royalties per se.
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" Still, Collins said, "dialogue per se between the two Koreas is not a bad idea.
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One suitor is nicknamed Per Se, for the wildly expensive restaurant he invites her to.
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The restaurant's executive chef, Sherry Cardoso, worked at Cafe Cluny, Per Se and Brooklyn Fare.
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Chimento and Zollshan, two stay-at-home mothers from Madison, Connecticut, aren't influencers per se.
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We did not count that, since a black squiggle is not, per se, a claim.
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There's nothing wrong with that per se, but it's hardly a solution to imbalanced trade.
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And I don't think that delegation per se as a concept is a bad thing.
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This side of us isn't private per se, but it very much isn't on display.
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I wasn't asking for a miracle, per se—but some mayonnaise would have been nice.
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It wouldn't be illegal for the administration to do any of these things, per se.
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Famine was a political-economy problem, Sen argued, not a problem of resources per se.
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"That is not part of the commission's charge, per se," DeVos told members of Congress.
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More than "electability" per se, this is the question that truly marks the 2016 Democratic race.
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The company offers less expensive versions with fewer features, though they never get cheap per se.
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This isn't a new concept, per se, but Gigi Hadid takes athleisure into a new realm.
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Mr Halm identifies a "false assumption that participation in sports has an integrative effect per se".
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This isn't really about something that was going wrong, per se, but it was confusing users.
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This is not a bankruptcy per se, but an alternative to one, aimed at smaller businesses.
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My understanding is that these won't necessarily be messenger app integrations per se, but that Angel.
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I think they're not really competition per se, but it's all part of the multimodal transportation.
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It's actually not a button, per se: It's a panel that vibrates to give you feedback.
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"We look at these technologies as being enhancements, not per se, replacements," he said on Thursday.
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The four elements, discovered between 2002 and 2010, aren't new per se, but the names are.
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It's not a Louie Anderson joke, per se, but it's where I'm going [with my comedy].
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I don't think it's necessarily unfair per se, but there is a certain amount of pressure.
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Jay Dayrit, Editorial Operations Manager: I wouldn't say crazy, per se, maybe just an identity crisis.
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These are not new conservative policies per se, and they are a part of mainstream politics.
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Most people don't mind babies on planes, per se, but sometimes have issues with their parents.
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"A lot of it's just being understanding, which isn't really an accommodation per se," Center says.
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These changes, not NAFTA per se, produced almost all the negative impacts that its critics claim.
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I don't think they're wrong, per se; I just think that maybe we've gone too far.
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Those aren't "skills" per se, but they are reasons why narcissists can manage to have relationships.
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It was really to educate people, particularly people who didn't really know Star Trek per se.
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The argument here is not that it's wrong to care about the Covington students per se.
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So much of Trump's support is not for Trump per se but for what Trump represents.
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They aren't cheap, per se, like I can't afford them, but maybe they're accessible for someone?
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And HFIP, while not a model per se, is aimed at better gauging intensification of storms.
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It was more concerned with pop moviemaking than with burnishing the larger Marvel brand, per se.
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It is owned by Anthony Rudolf, formerly of Per Se, whom Kellogg's tapped for the partnership.
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Perhaps what the campaign was embracing was not opera, per se, but Puccini, and Puccini alone.
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Participating in an affiliated marketing campaign doesn't necessarily mean an influencer's review is sponsored per se.
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It's not a succulent per se, it's like a little ugly thing, a little green hand.
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But I don't, per se, find power on the bottom, nor do I necessarily want to.
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It was less a concert per se and more of a celebration of all things Future.
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" Graham writes, in the no-room-for-misinterpretation version, "economic inequality per se is not bad.
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But Dern is often at his most convincing when he is not being Dern per se.
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What bothers Lincicome is not the fee per se, "but the principle of it," she said.
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This didn't exactly inspire confidence, but then again, this wasn't a road biking trip, per se.
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Man, to me there's so many people like him, so it's not just Matthew per se.
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FR: That was not the problem per se, because it was also a decision we made.
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Warren said that she had nothing against billionaires per se and wasn't in the demonization business.
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What troubled him about the Maher appearance had nothing to do with the interview per se.
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Yet there is nothing wrong per se with governments' having a secret channel to an enemy.
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Activists knew in the early 1990s that NAFTA was primarily about democracy, not trade per se.
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"Restrictions are not per se unethical," he told the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Mr. Trump did not state, per se, that a terrorist attack had taken place in Sweden.
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Post's not a Lakers fan per se, but he knows what KB did for the sport.
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"This to me isn't about guns, per se," said Representative Chip Conquest, a gun-rights advocate.
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The act, as courts have interpreted it, does not prohibit bigness or even monopoly, per se.
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I don't think people are missing sex, per se, so much as they are missing touch.
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It wasn't sympathy for animals, per se, that made Foster stop hunting; rather, it was politics.
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Maggie writes about it in "The Argonauts": We hadn't been planning on getting married per se.
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"Even if you don't have allergies per se, you can have an allergic response," Tierno said.
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We don't want to be feared, per se, but we do want people to do better.
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"Bruce wasn't religious per se," said Chris Kachulis, 82, a friend who sang on the album.
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"That is not part of the commission's charge, per se," DeVos told the senior Democrat lawmaker.
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That's not to say that these younger Americans are ignorant of World War II, per se.
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Phishing isn't a sophisticated hacking technique per se, but if done well, it can be effective.
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"It's not something that's a reaction to Dave per se or anything like that," Tsai said.
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This is not a reporter's story, per se; it's really about the publisher and the editor.
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Now, I don't have a problem with teaching robots knifeplay per se, but we must be circumspect.
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Her background in humanities, rather than fashion per se, careened her design aesthetic to an unexpected place.
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Red Sparrow isn't a Black Widow movie per se, but it kinda feels like one, doesn't it?
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Cicero - Cicero wasn&apost a Christian, per se, I mean, it was the Romans who killed Christ.
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Not that we'd ever want to make a unicorn cry, per se — but we've read the stories.
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They were made to be meditation pieces, not art per se, but they succeeded in being art.
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I don't see him as evil, per se, but he's certainly allied himself with some nasty people.
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Now, what's interesting is that the movie's not being produced under the Disney-Marvel umbrella, per se.
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And even the authors say that their stunt doesn't make any conclusions about gender studies, per se.
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"We never really meant for the show episode to episode to be topical, per se," Carlock says.
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Fortnite, made by Epic, isn't a streamed game per se, but the experience is a helpful model.
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Hahn isn't a lesbian icon per se but is certainly the recipient of many girls' lust online.
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But as far as my overall influence I don't really think it came from Detroit per se.
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Troy's better, post-transformation stand up may not be great stand up, per se, but it's introspective.
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It's not at all clear that life, per se, is a prerequisite for such mashups to occur.
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So, the technology is not from the panels per se, because we can buy them from manufacturers.
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That is, it is not a tool designed to mask or hide a user's traffic, per se.
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So it's not that the United States is weak and China and Russia are strong, per se.
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No wonder, then, that the best cavers are uninterested in speed records or endurance feats per se.
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With or without supplemental charges, though, Per Se is among the worst food deals in New York.
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But states cared much more about land, yields and ownership than they did about people per se.
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"At the end of the day, we don't see Candid as a disruptor, per se," Greenfield said.
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One limitation is that, with the exception of alcohol, toxicology cannot produce 'per se' proof of impairment.
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That is, save for Ai Weiwei, who doesn't critique him per se, but one of his decisions.
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However, flying to Paris every time you need a new face cream is not convenient per se.
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Natural Light is not "good" beer per se, but for many novice drinkers, who gives a shit?
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It wasn't introduced per se on stage, but it did flash up in some of the montages.
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While the actress, 41, is already preparing for the holidays, she doesn't consider herself artsy, per se.
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Houthi militancy, which began in the 1990s, was principally motivated by regionalism rather than sectarianism per se.
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The researchers said most people didn't refer to the story per se but to the larger issue.
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Much of their criticism is actually directed at U.S. trade negotiators, not at trade deals, per se.
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Doorman also has no objection to Trump's policies per se; he just wants to protect his property.
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In other words, the alt-right is not an "ideology" per se—it's an axis of belief.
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We aren't set up for parity, per se, but a more competitive aristocracy is around the corner.
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So unmasking isn't per se illegal, and really depends on the context and content of that communication.
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RM: We haven't put a stake in the ground as it relates to the ocean per se.
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"I don't think it's a sin for him to want a limestone bath per se," Walls said.
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As such, in cold weather the increase in deaths may not come from the temperature per se.
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"I don't think we were late, per se," with the simpler, richer cash-back card, she said.
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But the upshot is, he didn't say that the yield curve was per se doing anything bad.
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There's nothing wrong with this practice per se; it's a very democratic way to access visual culture.
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So, while according to Redditing teens, weed isn't necessarily "cool," per se, it is decidedly not uncool.
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The negative memories aren't repressed, per se, but any positives are extracted and brought to the forefront.
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Not spiritual per se, but I do have a lot of imagination [he picks up the record].
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"Per se the company would be simpler if it's unified, but it's not game-changing," he said.
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That said, indie rock will never die, per se—it uses the same tropes over and over.
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I've never registered it in my brain as jealousy per se, but there has been a feeling.
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It wasn't censorship per se, though Hollywood had their own version of censorship with the Production Code.
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What made this past century unusual was not pandemics per se, but our expectations about beating them.
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So we don't even really know how to use the extra time we have now, per se.
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City Kitchen There's no ketchup or cola in the sauce — it's not even a sauce per se.
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" Earlier in the day, though, he told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that "gay tendencies" aren't disqualifying "per se.
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It may not be fun, per se, but it's in keeping with the themes of the game.
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When that stopped, the doctors told us that it wasn't a sign of the seizures per se.
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Pollutants and bacteria wouldn't cause an allergic reaction per se, she said, but could irritate the nose.
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The merits of a criminal justice system should be decided by assessing the entire system per se.
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There wasn't anything wrong with it, per se, but there wasn't much that was good about it.
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"They are not opposing the decision per se, just questioning how it will be implemented," he said.
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"He never really got involved in politics per se," a district staffer said of Meadows's political origins.
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While she might not be doing that per se, Sharna's definitely giving Nick a ringing endorsement here.
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This is not necessarily to say that per se there's something wrong with these kinds of books.
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It's not that the elected leaders in these countries set out to become an authoritarian, per se.
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A lot of the bullying was more about party politics than it was about slavery, per se.
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Maybe this is not 'activism' per se, but 'political art,' as if these categorical distinctions were helpful here.
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There are computers, modems, radios, cell and satellite phones, even an instruction booklet, but no "button" per se.
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Granted, it's not a gadget per se, but the Never Check is the best backpack I've ever owned.
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It causes extensive tissue death as the bacteria releases toxins, not "eating" per se, but destroying the flesh.
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And neither Facebook nor Google really has media per se, like media properties, and these are media properties.
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None of these are pop songs per se, but a sweetness here permeates even her most vengeful moments.
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Sunlight per se is no guarantee against abuses of power, but it's certainly a potent check on them.
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I don't know if I'm a terrible person per se, but I may be the world's worst relative.
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I have yet to hear Google offer any argument that convinces me it cares about gaming, per se.
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Most are purely cosmetic: animations or sound effects that are strange but don't hinder the gameplay, per se.
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" Lohan recently opened up to Vanity Fair about her past – and how she doesn't have regrets, "per se.
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A: There's no specific punishment in the books of fiqh (Islamic laws) that relate to homosexuality per se.
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Pete Wells's review of Per Se dropped the landmark restaurant from a four-star rating to two stars.
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The money that new servers make is laughable compared to what Per Se charges for food and wine.
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"I don't think it was ever the intent of the board to ban jeans, per se," he says.
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None of this is bad, per se: the iPod touch's hardware is still excellent from a build perspective.
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This isn't a new idea, per se: It's been a popular "what if" among academic economists for years.
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Not because the screen is bad, per se, but because I've gotten used to reading on better screens.
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No. And even at the time, a person may not be part of an attack plot per se.
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She's not sane, per se, but she's also not suffering from retrograde amnesia, so we can trust her.
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"I wouldn't even say it was deliberate or a conscious decision to stop it per se," he said.
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It's not that we're harming the forest per se—it's what we're doing in the land around it.
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That is not problem-solving per se, but knowing what problems to solve ... What homework is worth doing?
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Trump has not tweeted a statement per se, but seems quite sure about who's responsible for the attack.
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They're not about reinvention per se, just because their music always feels like they're trying everything at once.
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Shopping for grandparents isn't always hard, per se — unless you want to buy them something that incorporates technology.
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However, Sobeys did not mention accessibility, per se, for these customers in its response to Kizik on Facebook.
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Historical reflection suggests that policies should focus on increasing incomes at the bottom rather than inequality per se.
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While a PC isn't a console per se, it's certainly the gaming device that offers the most power.
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"Dereliction of Duty" is not critical of U.S. engagement in Vietnam per se—but of incremental U.S. engagement.
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"We may be dealing here with a standoff where there would be no resolution per se," Owens said.
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Nope. (Music, sure, but not poetry, per se.) Are there better poets in the world, even in America?
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Yet it's not the removal, per se, that lawmakers will be focusing on, but the reasons behind it.
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GitHub isn't a project management tool per se, but developers rely on it heavily to organize their work.
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As the Washington Post has pointed out, Trump's formal policy proposals never technically included mass deportation, per se.
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One domain in the list not apparently targeting a technology business, per se, points to gambling company Gauselmann.
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Other members of the management team have worked at The Dorchester and three-Michelin star restaurant Per Se.
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Disco wasn't a dirty word per se, but not one that was the forefront of many musical discussions.
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When Trump launched his campaign, his real constituency was the media — not any group of voters per se.
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There's nothing wrong with a mystery, per se, but keeping a secret is less interesting than spilling one.
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"I don't think that having institutional knowledge is a bad thing per se," she said in an interview.
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There's no breakup letter per se, but you can see there are a couple of post-breakup letters.
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The goal is to protect and condemn work, not for its quality, per se, but for its values.
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It's not a dialogue, per se, but a visual alignment that makes the gallery all of a piece.
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Rather than assembling a group of objects per se, the exhibition's content was performative, highlighting production and consumption.
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In other words, there's nothing absurd per se about the idea of one country buying land from another.
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Unlike some viewers, I don't object to some of Game of Thrones' big concluding plot points per se.
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A second challenge insists that the Little Sisters' religious conscience is not burdened per se by the Mandate.
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This is not a rule change, per se, but a clarification of existing rules — Rules 28500 and 6900.
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The Nuggets aren't disappointing per se, but this season is another second-round playoff exit in the making.
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Despite its overly broad title, "The Great War" is not a history of World War I per se.
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"It is not necessarily the virus per se that is the problem for the world's economy," Halley said.
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But Mr. Buttigieg is also fighting against what he sees as the political trope of fighting per se.
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"This is not a victory for Putin per se, but it is a defeat for pro-democratic forces."
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"That has nothing to do with the citizenship question per se," Gardner told a federal court in Maryland.
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"I don't actually consider the majority of my performances as 'music' per se," he wrote on his website.
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It's not that I want to paint less, per se, but I want to take a step back.
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It's not really a problem with the deal, per se, it's just a problem with life being hard.
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Most of the manipulation comes not through the photographs per se, but through how they're used and presented.
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It's not that I wanted to see it, per se, but I also...kind of wanted to see it?
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We're not planning to develop a new title, per se, but are planning to grow and develop this one.
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Waring's words — "Segregation is per se inequality" — formed the legal basis for the court's unanimous decision overturning school segregation.
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Look, The Bachelor isn't fake, per se, but it's not like this whole "love game" came out of nowhere.
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Tea Party leaders denounced the threats and deny involvement, pointing to fringe elements -- not Tea Party members, per se.
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Though the sword didn't bleed, per se, it might have been covered in Lyanna's blood as she lay dying.
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"Being called a pedophile can be defamation per se, meaning the claim could obviously damage his reputation," she added.
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Any one of these theories gets the same result — which is per se sexual orientation discrimination is sex discrimination.
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Since then, I don't have any other relationships per se, but I do have partners in the kink scene.
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I hadn't done anything wrong per se; I wasn't a problem kid, just a — well, a troubling one, perhaps.
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In these cases democracy per se is not threatened, though the procedures that lead to separation must be democratic.
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A VA spokesman told CNN Burch's position at the veteran's charity is not a conflict of interest "per se".
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I'd prepared myself for them — not because of the writing, per se, but just in terms of the market.
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Paige isn't glamorous per se — with all due respect to her flippy skirts and Converse — but she is styled.
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But like Amazon's Dave Limp, Bronstein won't cop to being in the middle of a platform war, per se.
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I wonder if the cost of the meal had been half, Per Se would have lost so many stars.
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Richard Mahan, D.A.R.E.'s chief operating officer, told BuzzFeed News his program does not teach complete abstinence, per se.
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Ocean's 8 isn't even about women, per se, although the press for the movie is very focused on gender.
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While there's nothing wrong with sexting per se, there is something incredibly wrong with sending unsolicited and nonconsensual photos.
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Brooker's show isn't meant to freak you out, per se, but it does leave you questioning your own reality.
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The latter isn't a new technique, per se, but despite the popularity of gel polish, it's still pretty obscure.
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Not a "party" scene per se, the people are not moving or "partying," but, rather, they are hanging out.
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Not an unusual pairing, per se, but I normally go for a much more substantial meal in the morning.
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Gabriel adds that you don't have to be haunted, per se, to receive a message from the other side.
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That's not in my bag, per se, but that's why I just have a little 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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They&aposre going to keep evolving once -- like, they&aposre not going after the airports per se right now.
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I'm not a crossbody-bag guy, per se, but now I wear it like my own little pageant sash.
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I'm not referring to "outsider artists" per se, or to "political artists," or artists in any market-defined category.
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Google ChromeScreenshot: GizmodoChrome doesn't have a dark mode per se, but it does have an official Just Black theme.
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MICRONEEDLE FACIAL (AND A BOOBCIAL …) Cost: $350 I'm not scared of needles, per se, but I don't love them.
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None of these stories were factually inaccurate, per se, since they usually relied heavily on quotes from conspiracy theorists.
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" Joe Weisenthal, of Bloomberg, chided me for "furthering the unfounded notion that lower deficits are, per se, more 'responsible.
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The acquisition of the paintings is not per se problematic, but using the paintings in Trump private businesses is.
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He honed his craft at high-end restaurants including Gordon Ramsay at The London, Per Se and Jean Georges.
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That may not be a bad thing, per se, given how Buxton's own demotion has jump-started his bat.
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While many have gotten into the investment side of commodities, this market "is not investment per se," he noted.
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"I firmly believe that digitization does not mean we will have fewer jobs per se," Merkel said last month.
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The masks won't be made after the turbo-charged teenagers, per se; instead, they will inspired by the villains.
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Yet "resources per se have little to no statistically significant impact" on how much pupils learn, concludes Mr Pritchett.
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No. And the touch content as well; you can dowload words, but you can't download a book, per se.
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It's an advantage that isn't Spursian, per se, but this organization is smart enough to harness what they have.
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The engagement he has with our customers (and) staff, it's given him a new take on life, per se.
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I didn't necessarily think I was better than anyone else per se — but I certainly thought I was different.
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" Greenfield added that it's important to note that the FCC "doesn't block deals per se, they block license transfers.
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While it's not illegal to mine cryptocurrency per se, it could be considered an illegal use of government resources.
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That said, it's not Mr. Trump's offer to talk, per se, with a difficult leader that is the problem.
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Percentage depletion per se is unobjectionable, though one may ask if it is overly generous or not generous enough.
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Downey has never said he was "fired" per se but did admit he was "ill-suited" for the show.
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"You may literally not have to be generating power per se on the airplane [for laser weapons]," said Goure.
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The theory is that "there are certain species that might be more important than diversity per se," Cardinale says.
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"We haven't even scratched the surface, per se," a senior administration official told reporters on a call this week.
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Coleman: I just want to say for the record that the DSA is not a political party per se.
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These are not owners per se, but they're in the line of succession basically and ... And they do understand.
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For me it's less about the technique per-se, and more about keeping the human element in the mix.
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Smartphone notifications are a nice feature, though I'm not sure any of the smart features are "necessary" per se.
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Scott Burnstein: There never really was an "East Coast LCN [La Cosa Nostra]" enterprise per se to begin with.
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That isn't Untitled's fault, per se — almost all the art fairs have tents, and this one is perfectly nice.
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It's only a problem, per se, when she uses that sex bomb to hurt people (which, yes, she does).
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Neither has any issue with gatekeeping per se; they differ, modestly, on how the gate is to be kept.
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A spokesman for Per Se said the restaurant had never received a complaint of racial discrimination from an employee.
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There's not even sauce per se, and the meat simmers in liquid instead of basking in smoky dry heat.
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Personal emails are not illegal per se, as long as those about government business are forwarded to government accounts.
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I didn't care about the steam rocket per se, since it had nothing to do with the space project.
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It's not that she cares about Canada, per se, she said, but standing is the respectful thing to do.
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Conservatives fought big government not because they hated the state, per se, but because they loved the sacred space.
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Whenever a Windows 10 PC user deletes a file on their computer, it isn&apost technically gone per se.
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I read the Stephens column and found it provocative (perhaps deliberately and unnecessarily) but I wasn't offended per se.
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"The Kingdom of Happiness" doesn't take place in Silicon Valley per se, but it is definitively about tech culture.
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Autotech has placed bets in both areas, even if it&aposs not investing in mainstream car companies, per se.
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They're not even bad people, per se: They stand outside morality, defying the social binary of good and evil.
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So one of the arguments I make throughout the book is that the problem is not polarization per se.
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We don't have any "proof" per se, but we did gather some facts to help us crack this nut.
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It wasn't love at first sight, per se, but the clarity she had about her future partner was real.
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"I didn't know right away, because I've never been an injured guy, per se," Federer said in an interview.
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" Vonn continued: "However, since this is a new injury per se, I remain hopeful that we can fix it.
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I think the problem is not futility per se, but futile suffering, which is the default condition for humans.
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Though not all historians agree slavery was capitalist per se, they agree slavery generated a great deal of wealth.
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"For me, and many other chasers, it's more about prioritizing spending rather than being wealthy per se," she said.
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I think it's obvious in my early films that they're wildly personal, but they're certainly not autobiographical per se.
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Obviously, the popular interpretation of the scene — it's just a weird, funny thing that happens — isn't wrong, per se.
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Since the symbol by itself was a word, it was, using the system of syllable spelling, spelled & per se &… But the four words and per se and were gradually slurred together into one word, the contraction ampersand, which in the early 1800's became recognized as the official word for the & symbol.
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None of these things are deal-breakers per se, and there are tons of smart people working on these problems.
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But in fact it is not science per se that is the problem, from the point of view of subjectivity.
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Not that aliens need a reason to invade, per se, but what was it that set the apocalypse into motion?
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Stalin had no problem with centralised despotic states per se, but still saw Asian communism as a force to support.
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""Historically there has been this perspective that DNA is this book of all answers, a Magic 8 ball, per se.
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And I'm not going to try to convince you that your ugly-but-functional grill is a problem, per se.
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I would say not only institutional in terms of art museums per se, or even galleries, but also city governments.
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I mean, there's not really any lobbying going on per se, but Dan definitely keeps us all in the mix.
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I lay in bed in the dark, and while I don't feel tired per se, I do feel really relaxed.
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There are no twists per se in Three Billboards, but McDonagh is constantly peeling back the layers of these people.
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"No medical or psychological intervention will alter the state of ambiguity, per se," reads the current German guideline from 20103.
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It's not necessarily bad treatment, per se, but it's just treatment that increases the various symptoms you're trying to treat.
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The song mocks commercial convention, but not love songs per se, and despite the distortion, the essential yearning is retained.
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And while Syria's Kurds have long wanted more autonomy from Damascus, they are not against the Assad government per se.
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This is not a bad thing, per se — the last thing any of us needs is to be slowed down.
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New reports indicate they might not be getting medals per se, but they will be getting some kind of award.
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The problem is not drug use per se; most Americans, after all, use caffeine, alcohol, and medications without major problems.
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The big swing among House moderates was in favor of launching an "impeachment inquiry" not of impeaching Trump per se.
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It's not about rom-coms per se, it's about making movies that people like, and that people want to watch.
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"It's not about intelligence, per se, or motivating people, or strategic vision, or any of the usual suspects," Welch says.
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"At the end of the day, the oil business per se is adjusting to a different, revised environment," he said.
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"Alternatively, it is possible that other components in the foods than protein per se may be the culprit," he added.
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It wasn't a ban on betting, per se, but a law prohibiting states that already banned betting from legalising it.
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"I have no comfort zone in saying what I'm looking for, per se," Karp said when pressed on the point.
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The collapse in her support in New Hampshire happened early enough for Sanders's win to not be surprising, per se.
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Arie will be the first boyfriend she'll be "officially" taking home to the parents, per se, which doesn't seem promising.
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It isn't a vibrator per se but more of a sensor that also doubles as a stimulating sex add-on.
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"That is not part of the commission's charge, per se," DeVos said in response to a question from Vermont Sen.
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WILLIAMS: Well, no, because I don&apost think they -- I don&apost think they label it as socialism per se.
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Gordon Hall: AND PER SE AND is on view at Temple Contemporary (2001 N 13th Street, Philadelphia) through January 22.
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It's not hard per se, but it is cumbersome and for me, makes me disinclined to ever swap out straps.
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He doesn't consider it vegan, per se, but he also doesn't see any moral or ethical quandaries with cocaine consumption.
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Well there are no queer bars per se, but there's one bar, Baba's, that's like the alternative bar of PEI.
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This won't make you smarter, per se, but it will help you remember the important things the older you get.
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This net subsidy issue is complex, but the Post's carbon tax has nothing to do per se with that issue.
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Suburbanites are not anti-tax per se -- many vote directly for enormously high local taxes to support schools, for instance.
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She hadn't done anything wrong per se, and her email was as thoughtful and undemanding as it could feasibly be.
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The issue, though, wasn't—as wishfully-thinking Republicans have it today—that Flynn had lied to his colleagues, per se.
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Phantom of the Paradise is beloved by me, but is more about being odd than about rock music, per se.
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The depraved election that we have endured is not a function of the erosion of the United States, per se.
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TheTrtlpillowis our top pick — even though it's not a pillow per se — because it is comfortable, very portable, and affordable.
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"They were not violent per se but they conducted themselves in a manner that could breach the peace," he said.
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On the other hand, if he is elected through the popular vote, would that not per se establish his qualification?
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And TikTok itself isn&apost really a Chinese app, per se; it was born out of an acquisition called Musical.
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That was not "innovative" per se, it was more a desire to serve quality food, and my clients took notice.
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The burst is not a rate per se, but rather the size of the bucket moving data through the relay.
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You pointed out that you weren't against TPP 11 multi trade deal per se, it was more about the conditions.
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Notably, his lawyers called the Times article "libel per se," which means that it is false and defamatory in nature.
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While Basel and Ludogorets aren't bad sides, per se, neither of them has the quality to cause a major upset.
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Such laws prohibit behavior not because it is per se corrupt, but because it is likely to lead to corruption.
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If nothing else, the anger isn't about revealing a secret per se; it's about shouting it to a global audience.
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"I don't think people are concerned about companies, per se," said Mr. Cohn, Mr. Trump's former National Economic Council director.
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Margaret Levi, another political scientist at Stanford, wrote me that she was not sure Trumpism per se will survive Trump.
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On appeal, a New Jersey appeals court rejected Trump's claim that reliance on anonymous sources per se constitutes actual malice.
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But the problem for Democrats is that gerrymandering per se to gain a partisan advantage is not against state law.
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"Their model isn't to take runway pieces and knock them off, per se, but to interpret trends," Ms. Scafidi said.
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Not coverage per se, but the way that both are being shaped by two forces: ideological ruptures and digital networks.
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Later Friday, Dershowitz told the website Mediaite it was an exaggeration to say he was joining the team per se.
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To me, it was never a big deal, per se, until I realized how much it would mean to people.
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"I wouldn't think that a GAO opinion, per se, would change anything," said Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.).
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Our study suggests that political belief polarization may emerge because of peoples' conflicting desires, not their conflicting beliefs per se.
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On October 26th, Wells went to Per Se with three companions, and paid a check for about three thousand dollars.
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There have been accidental deaths related to this phenomenon, though marijuana per se is not the proximal cause of death.
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There is Per Se for American, Balthazar for French, Blue Ribbon Brasserie for comfort food, Lure Fish Bar for seafood.
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Although a gun isn't required per se, one might do well to get a permit before applying for the job.
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These days the idea that tax cuts per se are a mistake regardless of distributive issues will gain more purchase.
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The American Family Act isn't a child care plan, per se, but it would certainly help families afford child care.
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The focus on bilateral trade agreements that the administration has — there is nothing wrong with bilateral trade agreements per se.
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It feels like a call-to-action, but not to "us" or "them" per se, but to humanity writ large.
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It's not surprising per se to see Trump apparently taking his personal financial interests into consideration when making public policy.
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No treadmill is going to be cheap, per se, but you do not have to shell out a minimum of $21,230.
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Peter Navarro has talked about this kind of thing for maybe two decades, so this is not necessarily news, per se.
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Far Cry 5's ham-fisted appeal to "diversity" via dumping black characters onto the screen is not offensive, per se.
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This, too, is not mandatory per se — but if you refuse to give that information, you face that 30 percent surcharge.
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It's not that Cooper's real-life voice is bad, per se, but it's kind of like cheap gin versus top shelf.
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They didn't really even think about the fact that they'd just produced 'meat' per se; it was just muscle to them.
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So deep fakes are pretty good, but there's certain characteristics that are a little off still, like the mouth, per se.
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Jessica Simpson said that Nick and Vanessa Lachey never sent a gift "per se" during her "Radio Andy" interview on Wednesday.
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Ms. Weller began experimenting with bagels when she worked at Per Se and later sold them in a stall at Smorgasburg.
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His departure doesn't affect the LPA, per se, but Tech Mahindra wants him to testify in-person at an arbitration hearing.
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Though no meme can ever really "die" per se, once they've reached the ultimate level of mortal embarrassment, what's the point?
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"I don't think it's an antipathy towards science per se," climate scientist Michael Mann of Pennsylvania State University told BuzzFeed News.
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The 1934 legislation didn't bar stock buybacks, per se, but it barred companies from doing anything to manipulate their stock prices.
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"Legal limits, also known as per se limits, for marijuana and driving are arbitrary and unsupported by science," the report said.
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No, and then we ... In also Greensboro, if you think about that is not that a coastal city per se, right?
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Even so, "I'm not bearish, per se, of high yield, but we have taken it down" in our portfolios, Peters said.
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To this day, scientists aren't sure whether the Chixculub impact per se, or other geologic forces, sounded the dinosaurs' death knell.
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This isn't censorship per se, though it is sending a message to creators about what content is acceptable and what isn't.
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More than womanhood per se, pink represents girlhood, and it can be understood as a gendered yet asexual marker of femininity.
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And I'm not going to I'm not going to break news per se, but we're always having those types of conversations.
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Four, there wasn't a "directive" or "memorandum" per se, but some other instruction that the FDA feels comfortable pretending didn't happen.
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He added that a deal was not "an objective per se" and that TIM would not jeopardise its debt reduction plan.
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When asked if Swift ever sent him her songs, Sheeran explained that she didn't exactly "send" them to him, per se.
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In addition to decrying Trump's failings per se, they thus also fret publicly that he is making the GOP look bad.
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Economist George Magnus, who opposes Britain leaving the union, says that the real issue across Europe isn't the EU per se.
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Aside from dosage, the active ingredient in the new nasal spray Spravato, developed by Johnson & Johnson, isn't actually ketamine per se.
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Moyer is hardly a nature painter per se, yet in ways both obvious and subtle, nature is essential in her work.
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The documents also say there are claims of negligence, gross negligence and "negligence per se" in addition to the vicarious liability.
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As it describes in a blog post announcing the project, it is neither an application nor a blockchain project, per se.
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Was there a mission statement for the album, per se, in terms of themes, or did it emerge as you recorded?
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Data suggests that supporters of these factions are more motivated by concerns over immigration and cultural change than inequality per se.
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PointOne isn't really a self-driving-car company per se; the vehicle was just following hyper-precise waypoints along the track.
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The singer attends Dior's show just about every season, so we're not surprised to see her at the show, per se.
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Putting the details to the side, the simple point is that none of these votes were about the amendments, per se.
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Between the lines: Don't expect climate change per se to be a big part of the Tuesday rollout or its website.
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So it may not be news, per se, but rest assured: the crowds around this car are going to be huge.
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What happens: This one isn't an end credits scene per se, but it's a fun little Easter egg worth pointing out.
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The idea of "editorial independence," like the idea of free speech, is not faulty per se, nor is it necessarily misapplied.
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There was nothing wrong, per se, with the denim jackets redone in satin, the simple suiting, a couple of striped knits.
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We don't know what "death" means for the infected Cooper, per se, except that he's now chow for the other demons.
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Christian Ramos, a Per Se alumnus who has been the chef at Virginia's in the East Village, has left that post.
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The whole little screed, based on a misapprehension (Kennedy was not supporting the Court's decision per se), shows a stiff anger.
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But the questions ignore the heart of the issue: The battle is not over immigration per se but over illegal immigration.
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He added that a deal was not "an objective per se" and that TIM would not jeopardize its debt reduction plan.
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Both Per Se and the French Laundry showed up there, dropping their esteemed American chef, Thomas Keller, from the top 50.
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Those behaviors are less likely to develop when conversations with parents focused on healthy eating behaviors, rather than weight per se.
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The problem wasn't Trident Juncture itself per se so much as if a crisis emerged and both sides upped the ante.
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It is the case identified with the principle of "separate but equal"—the theory that segregation is not per se discrimination.
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Though none of the Democratic presidential candidates have homelessness plans per se, some have put forth housing proposals that may help.
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He didn't really "eat" opium, per se, but took it in the form of laudanum, the narcotic's commonly ingested liquid form.
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It was more of almost a ... It was a support group for entrepreneurs, and it wasn't about social things, per se.
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"The commissioner can be confronted with novel situations that are not per se identified in the roster of fines," he said.
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Harm reductionists don't care whether using psychoactive drugs per se is bad; they care about ensuring that it doesn't do damage.
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The man on the phone said there wasn't an official affiliation per se, but that "Plex devs" had built the service.
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Martin said he doesn't think many of these figures necessarily believe in white nationalism or care about the administration per se.
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While it's not a crime per se, it does muddy the Kindle ebook waters and brings garbage content into the market.
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Well, Mexico isn't trying to slang wood with Russia, per-se, but their Group A Confederations Cup showdown has been spicy.
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It's not 3D comics, per se, but as a reader, you feel like you're hovering in front of the comics panel.
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We're not a cover band per se, but Robin had the voice and we could play it so we did it.
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Meanwhile, the European Commission, though not objecting to the auction per se, has signaled that media independence could be at risk.
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Which isn't to say that Bergen ever strays too far from swearing per se, or misses an opportunity to critique censorship.
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Lee Wang-jun: I would say that the key is not a treatment, per se, but the access to medical facilities.
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"From my viewpoint, the big issues are really about the impacts of volcanoes, not on S.R.M. per se," Dr. Newman said.
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It doesn't stop, per se, but it gets wedged for so long it is for all intents and purposes completely unusable.
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"The problem is not the existence of political parties, per se, or that there are two major parties," Ms. Gehl said.
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"The rule of thumb for all technology is that it's not the technology per se that is problematic," Dr. Wartella said.
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Qatar's leaving OPEC isn't a blow to the cartel's power, per se: The emirate is one of the cartel's smallest members.
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Word of the Day : with respect to its inherent nature _________ The term per se has appeared in 139 articles on NYTimes.
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There's nothing the matter with talking about redlining per se; author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates does it all the time.
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This isn't really a con, per se, but it's worth noting if that's not the kind of hotel experience you seek.
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The best evidence available suggests that saturated fat, rather than dietary cholesterol per se, is the major contributor to serum cholesterol.
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The mismatch, of course, has nothing to do with age difference per se (as most commentators oddly suggest that it does).
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"In November, Pompeo announced that the State Department would no longer view Israeli settlements as "per se, inconsistent with international law.
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The first winery I visited, Morgan, began in 2120 and produces wines sold at restaurants like Per Se in New York.
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It's not really even a superhero story per se, though its seven-episode first season may be the introduction to one.
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He has considered the similarities between the lauded founder of Per Se and the alleged creator of Awesome Pretzel Chicken Tenders.
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Mortgage brokers aren't excited, per se, about a single mom with a low salary, going through a divorce, after a bankruptcy.
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" I want to answer, "I hope making the art has helped you, but we're not looking for horrible stories per se.
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"We" isn't a buzzword per se, but it's imperative to drop once — if not a dozen times — during an interview. Why?
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"This isn't a private equity infusion per se," said William Koleszar, chief marketing officer at American Family Care in an interview.
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It's not an "influence" on the movie per se, but it is an interesting reinterpretation of the film's religious source material.
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Now with the executive chef Joseph Nierstedt, an alumnus of the Per Se kitchen, she has opened a fast-casual restaurant.
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This brought us Per Se and Masa, which overnight made the city's other high-end restaurants seem as affordable as Veselka.
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There are five from New York: Momofuku Ko at 76; Brooklyn Fare, 77; Estela, 80; Per Se, 115; and Atomix, 119.
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Not every Pokéstop on these maps is explicitly dangerous, per se—some of them are rife with "quality of life" nuisances.
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Women do not tackle certain topics, per se, in as much as they may come to it with a different perspective.
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"It is not accurate to say this is a generation that endorses socialism as a label per se," said Della Volpe.
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"I never felt overlooked per se, because I was and still am cooler than a lot of those [people]," Willis said.
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The massive sculpture emerges not as an artwork per se, but rather as the functional outcome of a residential-oriented process.
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Although not a rom-com, per se, Dumplin' does prominently feature a romantic storyline in its heartfelt coming-of-age tale.
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This isn't news, per se: Americans learned as much after the Panama and Paradise papers leaks, if they didn't know already.
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I'm not a gamer per se – I do enjoy the odd bout of Lemmings now and again – but I type a lot.
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When you have more than a dozen candidates competing in a low-turnout election, attention per se is an extremely valuable commodity.
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I hadn't done acting per se, but I made my friends laugh and I did characters in the hallway of our school.
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"Historically there has been this perspective that DNA is this book of all answers, a Magic 8 ball, per se," he said.
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" Siegel said "the issue was far more one of populist anger leading to a voting trend rather than opioid use, per se.
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Enter the "Steel Slat Barrier," which is not a wall per se but a series of upright metal strips terminating in spikes.
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So even though it's may not have been intended to be a "poem" per se, it visually identifies itself as a poem.
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I'd agree with Matthew Panzarino at TechCrunch that this isn't "throttling" per se since it only scales things back at peak conditions.
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None of these papers are breakthroughs, per se, and the topics being researched are also being addressed elsewhere by universities and labs.
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While this study is not on a vaccine per se, it aims to provide similar "near universal" protection against multiple influenza viruses.
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"We're not that delusional that we think the pogo stick, per se, is going to compete with motorized e-scooters," Mikkelsen said.
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It might not be Black Friday per se, but this discount makes it one of the more enticing Black Friday fashion sales.
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As is clear from 2016's Ruminations, where 10 of these 17 songs surfaced as acoustic demos, material per se isn't enough.
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So I didn't really pull from the storyline per se, but I definitely pulled from those Christmas themes: love, warmth, happiness, fun.
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Amazon's beef isn't with fake reviewers, per se—it's with the dealers, the websites that promise fake five-star reviews for cash.
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It won't make the next seven months bearable, per se, but this is the rare on-field mess that is not unwatchable.
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Thomas Keller, the owner of the French Laundry in Napa Valley and Per Se in New York, has cooked there three times.
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"Blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization would not be per se antitrust violations," he said, in a speech at the National Press Club.
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" He continues: "From a very early age I was always attracted to, not violence per se, but the idea of heavy competition.
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This doesn't mean impenetrable to spacecraft or asteroids, per se, but rather to potentially harmful particle showers created by turbulent space weather.
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But this list also underscores the reality that for her, getting trade deals done per se is not a particularly high priority.
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And it turns out, my former classmate wasn't wrong per se — scissoring is certainly a thing many lesbian and queer women do.
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Instead of creating smart tools per se, Black and Decker made what is essentially a smart battery, set for release this summer.
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Instead of creating smart tools per se, Black and Decker made what is essentially a smart battery that works with your tools.
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Our sources say the burglars were not targeting celebrities per se ... the victims included normies, but Demi was clearly on their radar.
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None of it was revolutionary per se, but there's reason to believe that Apple might be the company that gets it right.
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Several recent court decisions have changed the landscape of California's competition law, concluding that employee non-solicitation provisions are per se invalid.
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He is one of many users who prefer virtual realities to the physical world, but may not have an addiction, per se.
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There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the house per se, except for the whole "personification of racism and evil" thing.
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It's not illegal, per se, but it verges close enough to human smuggling for Sadek to want to keep quiet about it.
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Bottling water and trucking it to stores are considered per se wasteful in developed countries where the tap water is just fine.
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In shrinking Grand Staircase, Trump parroted critics who claim that they don't object to the monument per se, only to its size.
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"There is not an upper limit (to the balance sheet) per se, but growing the balance sheet has rising costs," she said.
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Someone who had no dog in the fight per se directly spoke up to say, look, there is a fundamental principle here.
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Such course of conduct constitutes discrimination per se, in violation of state and federal law, and exposes you to significant monetary damages.
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So while Cassini did not find life per se, the data show that some of the critical chemical building blocks are there.
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Our whole point is that deception per se isn't bad, and in fact an important part of humane and positive social interactions.
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Russians are not really nostalgic for Communism per se, but they pine for the days of the Soviet Union as a superpower.
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He sat there with the rest of us, transfixed not by the sound of it all per se but by the possibility.
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Spice Honorable Mentions (These are not call-and-response, per se, but these collaborations with female artists did really well): Loodi ft.
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That's the idea that what matters to human health is not food per se but rather a handful of isolable biochemical factors.
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Early in his career he worked in the pastry kitchens of Per Se and Alinea, so he knows how to take pains.
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"As I see it, any movement will be focused on school security — not gun control per se," one GOP congressional aide said.
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"If you can make it through this program unscathed, per se, you're leaving with an opportunity to better yourself as a person."
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Doyle's claim per se that he found suspect: As he emphasized in the Times interview, she had made it in good faith.
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Part of that thought is a social experiment: not to create an interior, per se, but a reaction to space and light.
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"I feel like I'm not really worried about exactly everything he's doing per se," said Cline, referencing his struggles with substance abuse.
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These photos are not interesting, per se, but at least "Star Tracks" can give us clues about which celebrities are quarantining together.
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"There's still some conflicting feeling about Suboxone as a treatment, because it's not an abstinence-based treatment per se," said Dr. Cassle.
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It is a partnership with Brandywine Realty Trust, and Melissa Weller, formerly at Per Se, will be in charge of the pastries.
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And while boiling the plot and players down to lists makes the show sound soapy, there's nothing wrong with soapiness, per se.
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He doesn't blame the government per se; it's the people in power now that hide behind the word government, he told CNN.
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John Cassavetes was a maestro with boozers, although you couldn't say that alcoholism per se was a central theme of his films.
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The source: The New York Times Probability of accuracy: It's vague enough to be teasing without necessarily revealing any information per se.
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We should change the law to allow for a third method for plaintiffs to bring suit under the "discrimination per se" doctrine.
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However, an abundance of research has found no strong link between having "psychiatric problems" per se and an increased risk of violence.
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The reason for the GOP's panic is not so much that Cruz is doing poorly, per se, but that his opponent, Rep.
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Well, it's not like ... It's not a conference, per se, but it's like a way to meet people and just have fun.
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In general, hypnosis is not meant to be a diet per se, and it's not supposed to replace other treatments for insomnia.
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But intelligence per se may not be the trait that truly sets dogs apart, at least in human-animal interaction, researchers say.
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But he is trying to build a New York restaurant more approachable than Per Se, his celebrated fine-dining outfit farther uptown.
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I don't have a nightstand per se — my bedroom is rather ascetic, with only a bed nestled between the constellation-painted walls.
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And, sure, the Chili Peppers don't have a chili pepper in their logo, per se, but, like, their logo is just sweeter.
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Perhaps the most salient thing to keep in mind is that the dispute did not begin as an Academy scandal per se.
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Sure, he's not a striker, per se, but his attacking midfield role demands a bit more than what he's been producing lately.
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Douthat's wariness of a "liberalizing" church touches not just on Catholicism per se, but on a wider question of modernity and ethics.
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Zena Everett, an executive career coach and performance management expert, is not against spanking per se—but advised against it in professional contexts.
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Being gay isn't illegal per se, but portions of the law here criminalise sex between men, which means gay men could be prosecuted.
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"Southern Blood" is not about the South per se for that, skip back an album to the 2011 Grammy-nominated "Low Country Blues".
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There's no standardized Sword and Scale format per se -– Boudet plays around with the structure based on the subject he's tackling each week.
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Being competitive is not a bad thing, per se, but a competitive environment, where winner takes all, is not a psychologically safe environment.
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It's not like a crush crush, per se, but I listen to all of Tyler's songs, watch all of his interviews — basically everything.
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It was never strictly illegal to do this, per se, but federal law bars companies from doing anything to manipulate their stock prices.
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At issue was not the gun blueprints per se, but whether posting them to the worldwide internet violated the Arms Export Control Act.
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While this pooper might not be a copycat pooper, per se, their crimes do resemble those of the infamous Colorado Springs Mad Pooper.
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I rarely work on the weekends so I don't feel guilty per se, but I'm super grateful to B. for making it happen.
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Indeed, you can think it's not a constitutional crisis per se, but still a real and dangerous erosion of democratic norms and institutions.
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Murky details, grisly deaths One high-ranking government official who spoke to CNN suggested there might not have been a shootout per se.
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"During the course of the last few months, what we have found is that aggregation per se is not that appealing," he said.
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I think you have to be extremely careful with this online dating, and I don't normally give my staff dating advice per se.
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I concede that advances in pharmacology such as eteplirsen do not offer cures per se, but in many cases they have prolonged life.
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After the president's misogynistic treatment of Hillary Clinton, some Democrats consider an elderly white man, per se, a safer bet for their nominee.
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"The concern that I've had has nothing to do with Saudi Arabia per se or my sympathy for 9/11 families," Obama said.
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And yes, they were rebelling against the government, but they were not rebels per se; they were fighting for the revolution as revolutionaries.
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She's not playing Regina George, per se, but she's assuming the role of the Rachel McAdams character in a fictional star-studded universe.
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There's nothing wrong with this, per se, but Jenner decided to make a quip about it in the comments section of a photo.
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Saudi Arabia is a closed autocracy with a controlled media, so it's not clear through what mechanism transparency per se could shift management.
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There aren't any bones in the penis, so you can't break it, per se, but you can fracture it — and it isn't pretty.
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He's not really a love interest, per se, but more of a drifter we pick up and go on an epic adventure with.
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Though not a techie per se, he fell in love with the machines—"objects of beauty," he says—and asked to photograph them.
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The strategy wasn't wrong-headed per se — a successful attack on U.S. energy systems, for example, could trigger mayhem in the civilian population.
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As for my older daughters, I met them at the time in their lives when they didn't need another "mother figure," per se.
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"We're not looking to break any rules per se, we just think this lockscreen experience we created is inevitable and necessary," he explains.
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"I suspect the BOJ would not mind a rise in superlong bond yields per se, but it doesn't like rapid rises," he added.
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And this next one wasn't exactly a screamer, per se, but he put Ronaldo put that screaming baby right back in his belly.
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Even a lot of wearables that aren't ugly per se aren't exactly beautiful accessories that one would naturally pair with a nice outfit.
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Well, today we still are, neither of those waves have broken, per se, software is still eating the world, but things are … different.
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Scrabits isn't a competitive game, per se, and it encourages players to work together on different aspects of what makes a blockchain tick.
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While not GIF-making software per se, Boomerang lets you capture a quick burst of five photos and the app animates them together.
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Foodie fanatics might appreciate the 55,000-point private kitchen tour and five-course dinner at New York City's Per Se restaurant (worth $550).
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The Sessions letter's language about "per se" protections is also odd and, if taken to its logical conclusion, would lead to perverse results.
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"That is not part of the commission's charge, per se," DeVos said during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing after being pressed by Sen.
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Flexible Workers One of the more important developments in recent years is an innovation not of technology, per se, but of business model.
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The Trtl Pillow is our top pick — even though it's not a pillow per se — because it is comfortable, very portable, and affordable.
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"I don't think that this disclosure per se impacts the prospects of the IPO," said a selling shareholder who declined to be identified.
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If you come to Formula One per se, I think there are some questions about the business model that is being applied today.
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There's absolutely nothing wrong with any of these erotic ingredients, per se, but it's formulaic and not particularly representational of most queer sex.
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The issue should not be regulating guns per se, but regulating the lethality of guns based on how they are designed and used.
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Before he opened Olmsted, Mr. Baxtrom cooked at Alinea, Per Se, Blue Hill at Stone Barns and Atera, where he met Mr. Rothman.
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Kim started cooking in 1999 and has since worked at big-name restaurants, including Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, Per Se, and Nobu.
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"Your article is reckless, defamatory and constitutes libel per se," Marc E. Kasowitz, Mr. Trump's lawyer, wrote in a letter to The Times.
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"I knew what to expect, but I didn't think I would find a career, per se, in being a flight attendant," he said.
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Of course, PodCase hedged its bets a bit with an early press push, noting that the company wasn't actually a company, per se.
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But the optics must look good: Republicans might be willing to support wind energy, but not a broader Green New Deal per se.
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I don't really have a "process," per se, just a simple routine that I meticulously follow every day like a disciplined genius robot.
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He wasn't swinging, per se, just clutching it for dear life and trying to telepathically link with the kitten playing next to him.
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I wouldn't go so far as to say that I'm low maintenance per se, but I don't demand that much from my clothes.
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And there's nothing wrong with this remix per se, but it just feels like a lot of empty calories were added to it.
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Even before the election, some commenters were calling for Comey to be fired for that reason, so that wasn't so unbelievable per se.
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It doesn't extend the range of a network per se, but it increases throughput and decreases latency for a better Wi-Fi experience.
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The Clippers aren't rebuilding, per se; it appears they're OK treating 2019 as a bridge season into the start of Jerry West's era.
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There were other types of crimes being reported in reviews that weren't relevant to whether you'd go to work there, per se. Right.
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While this is not exactly an "art prank," per se, this has to be one of the most outrageous pranks we've come across.
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Mr. Hergatt's partner in the venture, and in Mind the Gap Hospitality, is Scott Sozmen, who worked at Per Se and Jean-Georges.
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The Trtl pillow is our top pick — even though it's not a pillow per se — because it is comfortable, very portable, and affordable.
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"I don't think there's going to be bad players per se, but there could be arguments over areas of operation overlap," he said.
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"I was skeptical at first," said Melissa Weller, formerly the head baker at Per Se in New York, and later Roberta's in Brooklyn.
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The issue for ball clubs and fans this season isn't safety, per se, but rather at what point safety measures become too extreme.
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"It's not about science, per se," he said, pausing while the rain drummed on the tent roof, "it's about the values we articulate."
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Mixed in with the heavily seasoned tomato sauce, it doesn't taste like banana per se, but like a quick, melty blast of sweetness.
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"We are not recommending you give to Texas per se" — this is not exactly the hard sell that many fundraising emails go for.
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There's nothing wrong with baking powder, per se, but manufacturers use a lot of it to replicate the slow-rising effect of yeast.
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Ask Well The best evidence available suggests that saturated fat, rather than dietary cholesterol per se, is the major contributor to serum cholesterol.
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In 2009, the Constitutional Court, Germany's highest legal body, ruled that disseminating radical-right-wing and Nazi views is not per se unconstitutional.
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The odd thing though is it is the 'feeling' of the vista, rather than the vista per se, that holds the strongest memory.
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"A smoke toxicity criterion for construction products will not per se guarantee more safety in the eventuality of a fire," Plastics Europe said.
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Nothing changed, per se: no disastrous earnings call or investor uprising; Hulu, ESPN, and Criterion didn't announce a $1-per-month joint venture.
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If you bring them a gift, wow them with something fancy—they're not materialistic per se, but they are impressed by snazzy presents.
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"We are not a political nonprofit per se, but we contribute to a great friendship between France and the United States," Foster said.
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So it's not a performance issue per se with us it's definitely these industry headwinds that the whole industry as it is seeing.
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There is no "gun-show loophole" per se; it's a private-sale loophole, in other words the right to sell your own stuff.
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While Lochte wasn't found to have used any illegal substances, per se, he was found to have used an IV by unsanctioned means.
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That doesn't mean there's anything wrong with the AI system, per se, or how the AI is learning — there's something wrong with the material.
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Socony Vacuum Oil, the seminal ruling on the per se illegality of horizontal price-fixing schemes; and 1982's Blue Shield of Virginia v.
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Well, none of them, now: Our critic just downgraded the widely admired Per Se, where the price of a nine-course meal is $325.
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Baldwin disputes the claims of "slander per se," stating in Tuesday's motion that his comments on "Ellen" were opinion protected under New York law.
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There's no "overall mission" for H.V.R.F. per se—we're just a platform for sounds/concepts/ideas that are based both in reality and fantasy.
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We don't share finances per se, and neither of us has debt, but I pay all of our basics and 90% of other expenses.
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Intelligence has been wrong in the past, and it's not per se illegitimate for the president to question its findings and demand more information.
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It's never been a hinderance, per se, but sharing a name with the most famous wizard to never live can be irksome at times.
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What I'm calling "holds" do not involve stillness, per se, but rather muscle tension and discomfort, in some cases to the point of ecstasy.
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The problem is not that these reforms hurt the Democratic Party per se, but that they're a "fix" that don't solve the original problem.
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Portman's comments didn't seem to be blasting Simpson, per se, as much as the music industry itself and the message it sends young girls.
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As a congressional spouse, I was raising my sons mostly on my own with the occasional flicker of attention, but no spotlight per se.
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Okay, it's not actually green juice per se that's in skin superfoods, but rather good-for-you ingredients and nutrients, like natural fruit acids.
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Ethereum was the beginning of another big shift in the community: the change in focus from bitcoin per se to blockchain as a technology.
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I'm not fasting per se but I am definitely at the point in this diet where I've began metabolizing my own brain for energy.
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Baelish and the Starks have never had a great relationship, per se, especially considering Littlefinger was (and still is) in love with Catelyn Stark.
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"We view FMG's increased stake as a blocking one, and not as a counter bid per se for AGO, at this stage," it said.
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There may well be another, much larger, force driving these numbers that has nothing to do with the immigration policy in Washington, per se.
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We have many places to compromise: Caring about winning, per se, only pushes us further away from the agreement that makes us both better.
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In an interview for HBO Nordic posted to his Facebook page, the 40-year-old actor explained that Tormund isn't really "romantic," per se.
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The subject was discussed for just 325 seconds over the first two presidential debates—and even then, it wasn't about climate change per se.
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The New York Times recently ran an editorial contending that the tweets weren't necessarily news per se but could inform debate to some extent.
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She noted that TfL went into this case noting that it would not object to Uber London Limited (ULL) getting a license per se.
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Trump is playing not for a court, per se, but the court of public opinion — and, more importantly, the court of House Republican opinion.
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And the Roku Channel is an important step for the company; before it launched, Roku hadn't positioned itself as a content platform per se.
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There's definitely nothing wrong with that, per se, but as usual, fashion has to come in and flip all the rules on their heads.
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While identifying "significant financial incentives" provided by Google to mobile manufacturers and carriers, the EC also doesn't take issue with these incentives per se.
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It's not the man's actions, per se—as he jumps out of his car, erases the phrase "Roll Tide," and writes "Go Vols" instead.
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At the moment the agencies that allow drugs to be sold do not consider ageing per se to be an "indication" that merits therapy.
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Perhaps he is advocating for a return to energetic, politicized conversations in contemporary art; for a dialogue between contemporary art and politics per se.
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It's not a fun record, per se, but it's one that's hard to walk away from—kind of like Fu Manchu with a deathwish.
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Because the mind is something we all have, writing about it has always appealed to a wider field than the medical profession per se.
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And although the Modi vote was a plea for more jobs and fewer scams, it was not a vote for liberal economics per se.
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But it isn't the protests per se that damaged open inquiry and expression, but the frenzied way they have been portrayed by the right.
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They don't care about the Constitution per se; we have allowed Americans to graduate from high school without having any appreciation for its genius.
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While this isn't "charity," per se, I separate all our giving and track it to encourage us to be more generous with our incomes.
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My wife, however, is more frugal than I am and rarely purchases high-end items because that's not what makes her happy, per se.
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The second school of thought does not view Israel as an enemy, per se, but a chronic national security threat on Egypt's eastern border.
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BoJack isn't less realistic, per se—he's just less relatable because he's buttressed by power, wealth, and fame, in the same way I'm not.
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It seems that being raised in an environment in which multiple languages are spoken, rather than being bilingual per se, is the driving factor.
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I am never particularly attracted to strong characters, per se, but rather to those who seem weak but in the end can reveal strength.
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These slavery apologists were less invested in defending slavery per se than in defending slaveowners, and they weren't defending slaveowners so much as themselves.
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It's nobody's fault, per se, but also a reality with this team—and one major reason they'll reach another level when Gordon Hayward returns.
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A black person from Trinidad who now lives in Toronto is not, in my opinion, an "immigrant" per se, but rather an internal migrant.
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However, the funds wouldn't be tied to the price of bitcoin per se but rather the futures price traded on the Cboe and CME.
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Wearing the Wookiee costume, Mr. Mayhew had no lines, per se: The creature's voice was provided by a sound engineer using recorded animal sounds.
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The list of restaurants with three Michelin stars (Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, Eleven Madison Park, Le Bernardin, Masa and Per Se) remains unaltered.
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"Perhaps not all men, per se, but a pernicious ideology that has been allowed to take hold of men's hearts and minds," Ona says.
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"Black jasper per se is not rare or precious," said Philippe Nicolas, Cartier's in-house master glyptician, whose atelier designed and sculpted the bracelet.
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Dr. Thompson determined that if the motivation isn't sinking effort, time and attention into a toxic relationship, then revenge, per se, may be helpful.
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And while there isn't an identifiable herbal flavor per se, it does taste as though it would appeal to those who enjoy herbal tonics.
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The study may simply mean that consuming the equivalent of three servings of dairy products a day is healthful, not saturated fat per se.
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"When you live on an island that is majority black, you don't study your skin color per se; it seems normal," Ms. Rose said.
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On a Sunday morning at Per Se, the staff went through its pre-service drill, in anticipation of its inaugural First-Time Diner's Lunch.
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The November election in large parts of the country was not about Trump, per se, but about the need for a change in direction.
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Alan Dorvil, the lead facilitator of the Father to Father initiative, said he does not impose rules per se but lays out expectations instead.
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Mouth-to-mouth kissing might be off the agenda, but some couples have found creative ways to express affection without physical contact per se.
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"I am not persuaded that per se the structural shift in car credit in this country towards PCP is a bad thing," Bailey said.
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I myself didn't much care much about "Game of Thrones" per se, and even I felt it, a numinous shiver running through the forest.
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A house is not a democracy per se, but in a practical sense, maintaining the confidence of the students is a primary job requirement.
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But throughout his column, he keeps emphasizing that his vote in favor of the bill was not an endorsement of its contents per se.
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Color does not exist per se, so appreciating our perception of it recalls with renewed vigor the critical skepticism inherent in postmodernism and poststructuralism.
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But the relevant sections of the INA do not purport to define "family", per se; they relate instead to who may apply for immigrant visas.
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This one is unique in that it didn't really "fail" per se, but simply went out of vogue as newer technology rapidly replaced texting gadgets.
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