Now comes the interesting part: seeing how this plays out, and if it plays out.
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It's not clear how this business with Vivendi could influence Ubi's Hollywood push if the hostile takeover plays out (however it plays out).
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Gregory, the baby that would have been Edith's uncle, similarly experiences a tragic death, but it plays out as a sensational accident in Edith Finch plays out.
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That plays out in poor health care, it plays out in cutting programs, educational programs, cutting rec time, cutting the amounts of guards in the prison, so the prison becomes more violent.
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I think how that plays out on TV, or if it plays out on TV, or to the degree that TV's a factor in that, it's certainly something that can't be overlooked.
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You write that this plays out in video games, right?
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This bucolic scene plays out as fantasy for the pastoral.
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Digitally, this plays out in public conversations that feel intimate.
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On his left, the scene of Gleditsch's death plays out.
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This lopsided power dynamic plays out in many harmful forms.
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Watching Trump, it's easy to see how this plays out.
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There are plenty of other compelling technology plays out there.
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Fans will finally see how "Game of Thrones" plays out.
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That may help him as this plays out publicly. Sen.
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Each issue of SuperPro plays out as standard superhero fare.
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We'll find out how that plays out on March 12th.
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I can't wait to see how this all plays out.
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I can't wait to see how it all plays out.
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The game plays out as something of an interactive drama.
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The state's corruption also plays out in more traditional ways.
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And how that plays out depends on the political landscape.
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Our primary focus is on letting the process plays out.
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So you'll see in the season how it plays out.
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Derry Girls plays out on the backdrop of this tension.
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"But we will have to see how this plays out."
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Why not see how this plays out in venture capital?
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The tempo and the rhythm of the game plays out.
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Human reproduction plays out in the body of a woman.
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But that struggle plays out in a number of ways.
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All of this plays out in the first 10 minutes.
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And that's not always the way that it plays out.
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"We'll see how this process plays out," he said. Rep.
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So we'll have to see how this demand plays out.
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Discussing the topic plays out in three ways, Santone adds.
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"We will see how it plays out," he added. Rep.
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We need to wait and see how it plays [out].
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"We're going to see how this plays out," he said.
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But as to impeachment, we'll see how this plays out.
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Only time will tell how that plays out in 2020.
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A great deal plays out inside cars, living rooms, bedrooms.
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Observers will be keenly watching how Thursday's election plays out.
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The long game of this plays out just 1 way.
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In other words, stay tuned for how this plays out.
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Within the park, a confusing tangle of stories plays out.
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I'll be interested to see how it all plays out.
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Crucial to how this plays out will be the dollar.
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I am very curious to see how this plays out.
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The drama plays out with no effect on the price.
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So this plays out across all of these occupational mixes.
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A similar but less intense scene plays out every Sunday.
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But, but we will see how that plays out. OK?
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You can see how this plays out with climate change.
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And I'm really curious to see how that plays out.
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It plays out like something from a Carl Hiaasen novel.
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This subtle demographic difference plays out in geographically significant ways.
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The story plays out similarly among grocery stores in Mexico.
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How it plays out could have major ramifications for Europe.
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We're going to have to see how it plays out.
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It's — the story will play out however it plays out.
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They have even seen how it plays out on Twitter.
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That plays out on an individual level too, Moretti says.
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You kind of watch it when the game plays out.
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How the Russia investigation plays out remains to be seen.
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A concrete example that plays out like a morality play.
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Debussy's "Clair de Lune" plays out its dreamlike, soothing melody.
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This is a dynamic that plays out again and again.
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The smug style plays out in private too, of course.
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We left a lot of plays out there on the field.
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Sadly, this scene plays out in other major dog meat markets.
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That will be the arena with which this situation plays out.
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The same story plays out on islands all over the world.
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However, she would like to see how the process plays out.
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In the end, it plays out like a Prakash Jha movie.
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He'll definitely be one to watch as the season plays out.
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On the alt-right, this plays out as an irresolvable frustration.
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So we'll see how this plays out over the long-term.
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How exactly this plays out will have tremendous implications for society.
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Like everyone else they want to see how that plays out.
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It will be interesting to see how this project plays out.
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We likely just won't see how his next battle plays out.
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Just sayin' ... Should be interesting to see how this plays out.
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That often plays out in the album of the year category.
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It will be fascinating to see how it all plays out.
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Of course, time will tell how all of this plays out.
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Hannah was bullied, slandered and assaulted and it plays out ruthlessly.
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Not every development-stage biotech story plays out this way, though.
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How this plays out in actual missions is actually quite interesting.
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By and large, the data plays out as one might expect.
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I'll be curious to see how that plays out for them.
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Investors should maintain a defensive stance as this drama plays out.
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An Inconvenient Sequel often plays out like a tragic superhero film.
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Incidentally, I can see how this plays out close to home.
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DF: I feel like it plays out differently in different situations.
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Nevertheless, how the debt resolution plays out will determine bank ratings.
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It's a slow, meandering ritual that plays out over 247 minutes.
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How that plays out in the state remains to be seen.
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The next move will probably hinge on how Brexit plays out.
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The worst case is not always the scenario that plays out.
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Watching from the sidelines as Brexit plays out is really stressful.
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This plays out in varying harmful ways for kids across America.
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Back home in New York, the fallacy plays out in reverse.
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How do you think about the ways that plays out here?
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This all plays out in a city deliberately stripped of identifiers.
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Most of the movies plays out in whispers and held breath.
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This is the same story that plays out in every state.
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Unlike the source book, Annihilation plays out in a crescendo. Jeff
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No matter how the drama over replacing Scalia plays out, Gov.
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Will a new Israeli government impact how this situation plays out?
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A sampling of the reports shows how systemic bias plays out.
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We've got to see how all this stuff plays out still.
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"We'll have to see how all that plays out," he said.
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Today and for the foreseeable future while this pandemic plays out.
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It's essentially an episode of Downton and plays out as such.
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This truth plays out vividly in the college-bribery criminal complaint.
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Many companies are not waiting to see how Brexit plays out.
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Yet however it plays out, the British government, whether under Mrs.
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This gives you more control over how that discussion plays out.
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"I'll have to see how it plays out," Mr. Trump said.
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Take for example the tragedy that plays out daily in Venezuela.
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It will be interesting to see how this plays out tomorrow.
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Much will depend on how the coalition horse-trading plays out.
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The subpoena has been stayed while the court fight plays out.
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HB: I can't wait to see how this all plays out.
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Armed with this new knowledge, the level plays out completely different.
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Only time will tell how Brexit in the end plays out.
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It will be interesting to see how wider availability plays out.
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Back on Tooting's main street gentrification plays out via chicken drumsticks.
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"The longer it plays out, the longer the nuisance," he said.
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It is also crucial to how the independence story plays out.
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I want to see how it plays out once he's president.
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Remember that this discourse plays out mostly on Twitter and Facebook.
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It's hard not to question reality when all this plays out.
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How it plays out could have consequences well beyond France's borders.
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You can imagine how that dynamic plays out at family dinners.
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Chrissy learns about the secret advantage, and now the only thing left is to see how the vote plays out and whether she wants to use it, so let's go see how the vote plays out.
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We'll just have to wait and see how this all plays out.
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We need to keep going and see how this thing plays out.
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The idea of guidance plays out in how they interact with students.
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As this process plays out, investors replace short positions with long ones.
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But if that scenario plays out it would be good for stocks.
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This plays out — like most of episode 707 — exactly like the comics.
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How it plays out with the UK, however, could be particularly interesting.
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Still, there seem to be three options for how this plays out.
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It's a visceral, terrifying scene that plays out in front of humanity.
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Who is responsible for this mayhem that plays out on many fronts?
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It's surprising how the whole thing plays out in a gratifying way.
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We'll have to wait and see how this new chapter plays out.
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The subsequent farce plays out as an intriguing and precarious comedic experiment.
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Check out the video above to see how it all plays out.
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It is just that the process normally plays out much more quietly.
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How exactly that plays out is what causes much of this debate.
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In this wild political season, how that plays out is anyone's guess.
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The idea that it plays out in very specific-to-you ways.
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We've seen various moments in history where that plays out very dramatically.
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The new game plays out over 13 levels and will cost $9.99.
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So it will be interesting to see how its strategy plays out.
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A full scenario plays out across the arc of a love relationship.
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This same argument plays out in cinema in a slightly different way.
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One set of levels even plays out as a river raft battle.
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We'll see how it plays out when the series debuts March 21st.
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Let's sit back for a minute and see how this plays out.
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The broader history of Social Security reveals how this principle plays out.
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What should investors be watching to see if this scenario plays out?
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But to make matters more confusing, it all plays out in public.
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However that tie plays out, Tottenham and Leverkusen should make it through.
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We'll be looking to see how that plays out before the committee.
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AND THAT'S WHAT GOES ON AND THAT IS WHAT PLAYS OUT HERE.
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Then you have that experience yourself of watching how it plays out.
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If the story is good, knowing how it plays out doesn't matter.
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We don't know how this plays out in, say, older married couples.
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However Brexit plays out, Mr. Dyson's company looks like it will endure.
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This proxy war plays out in conflicts all over the Middle East.
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That could change how the rest of the Democratic race plays out.
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While that process plays out, they will be allowed to stay together.
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How that plays out for somebody who may be questioning their identity?
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As that rivalry plays out, the global economy is suffering the consequences.
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Regarding women: The context for the way this plays out is fascinating.
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But however September plays out, the Cardinals feel like the Cardinals again.
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Peter Beinart, writing in The Atlantic, addresses the way this plays out.
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That could give him enormous influence on how the trial plays out.
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How this case plays out will likely influence the GOP reform efforts.
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I think we see how this all plays out among older adults.
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In Black culture, that plays out in a number of troubling ways.
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This is not how it plays out in much of the world.
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And every day plays out under the watchful eye of health officials.
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I wouldn't bet against her or them as this process plays out.
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Law blogs seem quite interested in how all of this plays out.
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It will be interesting to see how this plays out in California.
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And yet, a variation of this plays out daily on social media.
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Right now, we're focusing on the ways inequality plays out in California.
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But this plays out in various other exclusionary ways, such as fashion.
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"We'll see how this plays out for you, bud," he told him.
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The show traces how each story plays out over five nonconsecutive days.
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Otherwise the game plays out like history and he never faces justice.
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It plays out significantly in the press, we are responding thoughtfully to it.
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That caste-based discrimination and harassment also plays out online, frequently on Twitter.
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That sounds pretty heady, but it plays out via action and deep intrigue.
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That desire plays out through the season's main conflict, the fight over Harlem.
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The whole film plays out like a long parable based on Kipling's poem.
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Pell's future in the Catholic church remains unclear while his appeal plays out.
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The race plays out against a national backdrop of disquiet about democracy itself.
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"This is not a story that plays out in a quarter," Pfund said.
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It plays out exactly the way you think it's going to play out.
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It plays out like noir, with Joe uncovering brutal corruption along the way.
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How it actually plays out in person is another question, entirely, of course.
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However, it's not clear how that plays out across the various component options.
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How it actually plays out in real world use is another question entirely.
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If you've never seen a Startup Battlefield, here's how it all plays out.
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The #MeToo uprising mostly plays out in media rather than on the streets.
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Again, we'll see how all this plays out over the next couple years.
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Unsurprisingly, the story plays out just how many of us had long speculated.
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Follow along for all of the latest updates as the fight plays out.
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There's a typical story that plays out in the aftermath of police shootings.
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But this group remains in custody while their case plays out in court.
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Some version of the same pattern also plays out for those who stay.
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As season two plays out, Preacher shows the ugliness of Jesse's religious obsessions.
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This is a Southern gothic mystery that plays out like a ghost story.
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Depending on how this moment plays out, that option may be lost altogether.
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I have no idea where, or how the movie plays out from there.
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We'll have to wait and see how it plays out in court.[Bloomberg]
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There's even a chapter that plays out like a literal horror comic book.
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How this plays out could depend on the size of any import duty.
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"We have to look forward and see how this plays out," she said
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You'll have to actually read the book to see how that plays out!
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We'll have to wait and see how this plays out to learn more.
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She says that fear is one that rarely plays out for EV drivers.
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Regardless of how that plays out, the road ahead is murky for Cosby.
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The mystery that plays out is just as compelling as it is comical.
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I can't wait to see how the fictional Giménez's heroic redemption plays out.
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But however the struggle plays out, it is being mirrored across the country.
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As with any form of social struggle, age warfare plays out metaphorically onscreen.
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But if Gordon's prediction plays out and Goldman closes below $230 on Dec.
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The story that plays out across its 204 pages is simple, brief even.
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But Avalon and AVA's tale of two lobbies plays out a little differently.
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This dynamic plays out in virtually every referendum — especially those with higher stakes.
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Whether that plays out in the music, that's hard for me to say.
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It will be interesting to see how this plays out through the year.
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We won't have to wait very long to see if that plays out.
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It plays out as if on Imax, or simply higher-grade film stock.
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You see how this plays out by going on any playground in America.
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This artistry plays out in every last detail of each of Guo's designs.
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He's made it this far; let the game dictate how this plays out.
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It'll be interesting to see how this all plays out for, really, everyone.
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In another example, player choices can deeply change how the plot plays out.
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Bexsero and its competitor, Trumenba, offer clues into how this scenario plays out.
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"You're going to have some bad plays out there," safety Devin McCourty said.
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The project's back story is often more interesting than what plays out onscreen.
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This conflict plays out across intraparty boundaries but often occurs within individuals, too.
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If that plays out in China, the consequences are likely to be great.
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I cannot wait to see how all of this plays out in 2020.
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But how that plays out day to day is not always readily apparent.
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"Essentially it comes down to the way the market plays out," Shmulik said.
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The question now is how this all plays out in the 2020 election.
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As this plays out, analysts will watch to see who crosses party lines.
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"We'll see how it plays out," a White House official told The Hill.
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How that plays out will be the story to watch in the 2020s.
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As the Olympic program progresses, another competition plays out beside it in parallel.
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That appearance, though, might be contingent on how the federal probe plays out.
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While this plays out, here are some of the battlegrounds that lie ahead.
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We took a look at how sexism plays out on the campaign trail.
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Arturo's growing up plays out against the reader's awareness of the onrushing war.
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And that power dynamic probably plays out with people in San Diego, too.Probably.
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Wealth plays out in the political sphere in all kinds of ways, often personally.
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Now, how that supply chain reconfiguring plays out for us is an interesting question.
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How this plays out once he is in the White House is anyone's guess.
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The problem is the world all of this plays out in feels like wallpaper.
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But in private, that fundamental need plays out in more prurient, even sinister ways.
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There are many factors that could determine which of these two outcomes plays out.
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You'll just have to watch and see for yourself how it all plays out.
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Kogan and Wylie have both been suspended from Facebook while the investigation plays out.
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SCOTT WAPNER: Speaking of China, how do you think the trade war plays out?
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Voyeurism manifests in every aspect of Mapplethorpe's work and plays out in the galleries.
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"I think it's going to depend on how all this plays out," Green said.
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We'll see how the rest plays out when it hits theaters on June 2nd.
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How this all plays out in the Games, of course, remains to be seen.
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Speaking of season 2 Lawrence, the premiere plays out as his fuckboy origin story.
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Motherboard: What's the ideal version of how this plays out, twenty years from now?
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But in any case, we'll have to wait and see how this plays out.
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Wylie, a Canadian data analytics expert, was also suspended while the investigation plays out.
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We'll have to wait to see how all of this plays out for Nola.
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The timing depends on how the tussle with Uber plays out, the people said.
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This plays out constantly on a smaller scale; people are proprietary about their parks.
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This plays out in more subtle ways all the time, like in our health.
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This plays out in the area of sexual harassment and sexual assault as well.
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What are the chances that it all plays out and happens like it does?
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The schism could well define how the struggle between democracy and authoritarianism plays out.
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"It's quite subtle how this plays out," said Savage of this long-term division.
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But I recommend that next time, Werner should sit a few more plays out.
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One mission in The Godfather game plays out an iconic scene from the film.
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Meanwhile, as Republican political infighting plays out, Democrats are planning a week of protest.
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You know, you hit a little trigger and it just plays out this conversation.
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But I do think with the way the storyline plays out, everybody does win.
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Chasing him is an anxiety nightmare that plays out as a war of attrition.
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Unfortunately, this is a story that plays out far too often in our community.
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From Syria to Sudan this story plays out in front of our eyes daily.
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The narrative plays out predictably, plodding from one contrived plot point to the other.
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That target is still intact, analysts said, once the current bullish pattern plays out.
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As such, both have potential conflicts of interest in how this all plays out.
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At issue is a dynamic that plays out across China's financial sector: implicit guarantees.
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Whatever the cause of the battle, the group chat is where it plays out.
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Join us in person to see how it plays out – get your tickets today!
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We'll have to see how it plays out in the next days and months.
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How the still-nascent trade war plays out is one of the countless unknowns.
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I'm willing to bet you'll be pleasantly surprised by how that conversation plays out.
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But how it plays out could be determined by what happens on Nov. 2628.
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So, it's not unusual for its support to fluctuate as the debate plays out.
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But exactly how Saudi influence plays out seems to depend greatly on local conditions.
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How this plays out Trump's proposal is, Republican aides acknowledge, dead in the water.
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It was a scene that plays out in countless bars throughout this postindustrial neighborhood.
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The novel plays out across Las Vegas and Los Angeles at a lightning pace.
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"The November elections have an enormous impact on how this plays out," he said.
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The short film plays out like Luke and Laura's legendary wedding on General Hospital.
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But here's the thing, Judge can make some plays out in the field, too.
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I guess that all depends on how the rest of my life plays out.
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Today, Facebook (and Twitter and Instagram) become the places where that mourning plays out.
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We'll also watch how it plays out in the larger picture of EU-U.
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In the game, this plays out when the players perform certain types of combos.
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Importantly, their fates are deeply intertwined -- how each plays out will affect the others.
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Can you give me a sense of how that plays out where you are?
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There, the struggle over the restive region of Catalonia plays out in parallel universes.
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However it plays out, the situation is a fresh disaster for Brussels, analysts warn.
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"The Sparsholt Affair" plays out across nearly a century of gay life in England.
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Do you have a favorite game that plays out mainly in the UI layer?
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This dynamic plays out in workplaces of all classes and crosses partisan political lines.
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That very question is roiling Washington as the "Ring" plays out at the Met.
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We believe this same dynamic plays out the in the law surrounding consent searches.
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It'll be fascinating to see how that clash plays out in the coming years.
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What happens if the same scenario plays out with his own election in 2020?
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Whether this drama plays out as comedy or tragedy is up to the court.
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Normally, that kind of disagreement plays out in Cabinet meetings and other private sessions.
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And it will be interesting to see how that kind of liberty plays out.
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"It's just, 'Let's see where we are and how this plays out,'" Ellis said.
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Yang plays out their story through an incredible blend of science fiction and fantasy.
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The emissions requirement now hangs in limbo as a lengthy court battle plays out.
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What remains to be seen is how the convergence of those backgrounds plays out.
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It should be fascinating to see how this extreme act of resistance plays out.
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It would be fitting if their rivalry plays out on Wall Street as well.
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That could prove time-consuming or confusing as it plays out in individual precincts.
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That's kind of a 'show me' and so we'll see how this plays out.
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"That's what we get paid to do, to make plays out there," Judge said.
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"But if we diagnose how it plays out, we can come up with solutions."
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How impeachment plays out will be driven by the electoral math each member calculates.
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Hannah Ann is bold and I can't wait to see how this plays out.
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What plays out is relatable banter between a couple still in their honeymoon phase.
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There are few places where that plays out more starkly than in the market.
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He also suggested he should be seated in Congress while the process plays out.
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While her case plays out, a transgender rights controversy has overtaken the United States.
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My guess on how this plays out: A bunch of brands will yank ads.
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So how do you think years of this message plays out in salary negotiations?
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How it plays out would depend a lot on the details of the proposal.
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You can see how this plays out in a photo from a recent protest.
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Yeah, but here's where how the law plays out will be kind of interesting.
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Troll tweets are only one way tech's overall barrier to black women plays out.
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Viewers will have to wait until Friday to see how their love story plays out.
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It was the same old struggle that plays out in every outfighter versus infighter bout.
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These issues will continue to plague us as more international conflict plays out in cyberspace.
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If this tour does happen, it will be interesting to see how it plays out.
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So you have to look at every movie and see how well it plays out.
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Other countries are no doubt taking notice and watching to see how this plays out.
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It should be really interesting to watch how this plays out when the baby comes.
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Rather, there's danger in how that technological innovation plays out within a larger global economy.
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It sounds like we will see how this misplaced responsibility plays out in season 3.
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The farming region in many ways encapsulates how income disparity plays out across the nation.
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I can't wait for you to see how it plays out, cause I'm definitely engaged!
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To understand how this plays out, consider the situation last April with France's cybercrime watchdog.
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The rest plays out in the present day, where Parke is finishing up her testimony.
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I looks like we'll have to see how this record plays out to the end.
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How well that eagerness to please plays out will be decided in the coming days.
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Only time will tell, but it will be interesting to see how everything plays out.
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That would be kind of amazing, but I doubt it's the way this plays out.
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Yes, the audio plays out loud, but the design keeps the sound from reaching others.
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And we know how this plays out in the long run — it leads to revolution.
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Yet once this initial rotation plays out, these stocks should bounce back, according to Maley.
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With Danny McBride as one of the stars, you can imagine how it plays out.
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However, on the demand side, much is riding on how summer's gasoline glut plays out.
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See how the drama plays out when Pretty Little Liars airs Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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We'll just have to wait until February 2018 to see how it all plays out.
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The park plays out a complex repetition of more than a hundred interconnected, scripted narratives.
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Time will tell how that plays out, but we'll get our first glimpse soon enough.
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Instead, the show plays out like a punch to the gut — one that keeps coming.
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Cramer regards this company as one of the best plays out there for discretionary spending.
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Thus, the season plays out like the show is sitting in park, revving its engine.
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So when she didn't win, I thought, 'We'll have to see how this plays out.
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As that process plays out, the star sheds its outer layers into the surrounding space.
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This trend of fewer downloads plays out among the top apps that Apple has featured.
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With commodity prices falling, that means the strength plays out in the commodity FX space.
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The whole scope of life, from joy to sorrow, plays out in gay bars nightly.
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While all this plays out, strife between Ms Tsai's party and the KMT is intensifying.
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Watch how this storm plays out, it could matter in the 2016 race. http://bit.
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In this duet between Walter and David, Fassbender plays out a counterpoint of dyadic ideas.
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The movie thus plays out like the worst nightmare of a man who hates women.
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Everyday this scenario plays out in hospital emergency departments and rehabs all across the country.
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Hanen put the programs on hold in February 22019 as the legal challenge plays out.
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Obviously, crude oil would likely fall below $50 if the full bear case plays out.
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If the same story plays out in Indiana, Mr. Cruz will probably win the state.
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So, it'll be very interesting next week or two to see how that plays out.
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He sees the ice really well and makes a lot of good plays out there.
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A serpentine plot plays out, as the distribution of villainy and heroism shifts between parties.
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How this plays out depends on what Trump wants and what he's willing to accept.
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Because it plays out at a city level, homelessness rarely becomes a national policy issue.
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Boockvar said on "Squawk Box" it remains to be seen how that shift plays out.
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They're typically detained briefly and then released, a scene that plays out in Havana eachSunday.
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Structured by the present-day interrogation, A Legacy of Spies substantially plays out in memory.
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Stay tuned to see how Amazon's retooling of the instantly shoppable programming model plays out.
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It's a narrative that plays out in roughly six out of the reboot's eight episodes.
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Crucially, the Broncos' fear of the Falcons defense took big plays out of the gameplan.
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There was another subtext, which plays out everywhere the Americans play in Brazil this year.
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Unfortunately, life as we know it won't exist on Earth as this spectacle plays out.
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It'll be interesting to see how the quarterback situation plays out between now and then.
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Her story plays out over the last day of senior year and throughout the summer.
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"I think they're going to wait and see how this thing plays out," he said.
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Depending on how the year plays out, though, this test might be kicked to 2017.
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For victims of MINUSCA's abuses, the mission's complicated image plays out in more profound ways.
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Hill could also face drug charges, depending on how the investigation plays out, he said.
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It's always startling to see how starkly this little slice of class warfare plays out.
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It is a scene that plays out on every road leading out of the area.
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Third, white identity politics as it plays out in the political arena is completely noxious.
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And the way the wall is financed now could determine how the shakedown plays out.
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And it's going to do what it's going to do until this thing plays out.
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But how that plays out can vary widely in individual geographic areas and career fields.
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The process also plays out with other Apple goods that are produced in the country.
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"Those are all the uncertainties, and we'll see how this all plays out," Fink said.
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As well as having a huge impact on how Brexit plays out with the Oct.
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Instead, Mr. Khan said, the league should see how the issue plays out in court.
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Instead, the movie plays out like a confusing sequel to a film that doesn't exist.
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Chiang, the state's treasurer, told me he will be monitoring how the process plays out.
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Every day, the same scene plays out in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juárez.
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How do you think that plays out specifically in the context of going to college?
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Mr. Bezos' aggressive stance plays out in the company's actions in ways big and small.
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I mean, we will in some ways just have to see how that plays out.
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One of the most common ways gaslighting plays out is through the use of microaggressions.
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Some of the region's biggest businesses aren't waiting to see how it all plays out.
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Meanwhile, the reflection of the program she's watching plays out in the mirrors behind her.
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It also exposed a tug-of-war that plays out with surprising frequency on construction projects.
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I'm completely over it now but it'll be interesting to see how our relationship plays out.
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Beautycon plays out on a digital stage as much as it does inside the convention center.
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More shifts, Seawright said, could come after the first debate, depending on how it plays out.
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Saving the world, sacrifice-free The same dynamic plays out when it comes to climate change.
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This plays out again and again in the selection of the companies in the BRK portfolio.
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You don't have to go very far in Breitbart's coverage to see how this plays out.
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Trump's approach to each of these nuclear conundrums also informs the way the other plays out.
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As that appeal process plays out, Clark technically will remain an employee and collect a paycheck.
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How this plays out is now in the hands of the North Carolina Department of Transportation.
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So then he starts out on this entrepreneurial adventure story, which plays out in the book.
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The technology world will be watching to see how the Microsoft integration plays out for users.
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Philadonna Wade's story plays out across middle America on a daily basis but is seldom told.
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Vance said that his office would not enforce the subpoena while the legal battle plays out.
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Whichever way it plays out, he foresees anemic long-term performance, or worse, for many investments.
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And I think we should stay here for a while and see how things plays out.
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Instead, it plays out through a series of grand battles against giant beasts known as colossi.
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Then, outside of structured challenges, there's also the mind game, which plays out on many levels.
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However the election plays out, the winner is certain to face a hostile and irreconcilable opposition.
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So he seems to be really on Team Manafort and we'll see how that plays out.
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More and more, those accounts are documenting and broadcasting terrorist violence as it plays out live.
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When the scene plays out on TV, the last four digits of the number don't appear.
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One of his stories, "The Passengers and the Creator", plays out on a Boeing passenger jet.
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Regardless of how this legislation plays out, it will take time before small businesses will benefit.
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I've been covering disasters for a long time, and it almost always plays out that way.
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Check out how it all plays out in the video at the top of the post!
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For her part, Kotb told PEOPLE she's excited to see how their new dynamic plays out.
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Please revisit her disastrous 1999 Halloween special, which plays out like a discarded episode of Passions.
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On your statement, check the "minimum payment warning" to see how this plays out for you.
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Money Monster plays out as a hostage drama, with an agenda familiar from The Big Short.
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Hopefully other people find the dynamic that plays out on screen as entertaining as we do.
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A similar scene plays out every Sunday, but this time it was more intense than usual.
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It plays out a little differently with boys, but it's not something that just girls do.
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It plays out in a series of beautiful landscapes that draw their inspiration from Irish myth.
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"That's kind of a 'show me,' and so we'll see how this plays out," Ashley added.
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Sure enough, after the insanely long credits of Kong: Skull Island, a cryptic scene plays out.
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While the case plays out, the Pentagon has indicated it intends to follow federal court orders.
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It's a deadly combination, but also a wearying one as it plays out over and over.
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That's about it for the plot of Atomic Blonde, which nonetheless plays out in incredible style.
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While it plays out as a 2D game, its world is rendered in beautiful three-dimensions.
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A sad, predictable, and preventable formula plays out over and over again in Europe and beyond.
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So let's just see how it plays out," Jones told NBC's Savannah Guthrie on NBC's "Today.
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How do you think prejudice and misogyny plays out in the way the media presents women?
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Impeachment is a drama that plays out in installments that has a narrative arc and themes.
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In my next article, I'll cite some more examples of how this apparent bias plays out.
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However, as demonstrated with films like Teeth, the way this plays out has changed over time.
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And it comes as another lawsuit challenging the question plays out in federal court in Maryland.
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Exactly how this plays out depends largely on what type of bankruptcy case the debtor files.
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It plays out on television and social media like an exhausting spectacle, always turned to 11.
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"I'd be inclined that they hold onto it and see how it plays out," he said.
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But again, the law may say one thing but it plays out differently on the ground.
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With the election just two weeks out, what's your best estimate for how it plays out?
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That back-and-forth tension plays out across the album, as dark themes mixing with positivity.
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It seems to be broken, I'm not sure how this plays out, I'm at a loss.
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But race and class are more important in affecting how this experience plays out for individuals.
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Why not try on a new reality, literally and metaphorically, and see how it plays out?
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This dynamic plays out in humiliating ways for black women in the real world every day.
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Officials will most likely wait to see how the economic data plays out before adjusting course.
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It always plays out that way, and the settlers see that, so, they ask, why wait?
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But the Swahili story plays out by other rules, which can easily read as no rules.
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The consequences of human-driven climate change on hurricanes plays out in a number of ways.
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"We did hope, courage, love, so they can be interpreted as life plays out," she said.
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However it plays out, it's a reminder that Huawei's not the only one feeling the squeeze.
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While that suit plays out, research published by the National Bureau of Economic Research provides context.
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The league has not disciplined Kraft as the case plays out, prompting criticism from some fans.
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"Paprika" plays out in a world that seamlessly merges the individual unconscious with a collective cyberspace.
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However this policy plays out, experience suggests that it's good news for shareholders and the public.
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The group said this year's results will be largely dependent on how the epidemic plays out.
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This plays out in a collection that is unmistakably Missoni, but earmarked for a new generation.
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Batman v Superman plays out like a photo-negative of the standard comic-book-movie formula.
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Let's just buckle up and watch how this plays out over the coming weeks and months.
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In practice, here's how the status quo plays out: Amazon donates $690,000 to bushfire relief efforts.
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For younger investors, there's little point in sitting on the sidelines while this all plays out.
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And if it plays out that way, watching the dominoes fall from there will be fascinating.
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This same impulse to reconnect to nature plays out within the new wave of building games.
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The trade war is the key Much will depend on how the trade war plays out.
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What is a little different this time, though, is how it plays out in the movie.
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With regards to the tax reform, we will have to see how that really plays out.
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As for prices, we'll have to wait a little longer to see how that plays out.
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The injunction puts the law on hold while a broader challenge to its constitutionality plays out.
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The scene plays out like one from a horror movie, with James screaming through intense pain.
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How this plays out in the next few weeks could have a seismic impact on India.
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A version of this conflict between selves plays out heavily across many other "Twilight Zone" episodes.
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It plays out ... it's hard to be radically candid with someone who looks just like you.
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Yet politicization plays out in radically different ways and not invariably to the benefit of athletes.
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If either of these scenarios plays out, it's not clear what would happen to Mueller's probe.
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That doesn't mean the moral message isn't there, it just plays out in a different way.
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It remains to be seen how the potential co-investment ecosystem plays out for Sony PSVR.
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We have seen something a lot like this situation before — and we know how it plays out.
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It would take a while for anyone to see how that pressure plays out in the court.
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"It is going to be interesting to see how it plays out," says Kurpiewski, the couple's friend.
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What does it look like when it plays out, and how can we do anything about it?
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So how this plays out is critical because the Fed's commentary is going to color trader perceptions.
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Hopefully that's not how it plays out, because I think you would want Uber to do well.
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Now, we&aposll keep you updated on that story as this FOIA request plays out in court.
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This all plays out against an expansive backdrop of plains and barren landscapes, and it's beautifully heartbreaking.
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But we'll have to see how this all plays out when the company responds to the Democrats.
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But if it&aposs going to be other things, again, we will see how it plays out.
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I mean, look, Spectacles was another example of creative genius and who knows how that plays out.
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We have to see if to see how it plays out within the next decade or so.
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But we have to wait until at least December 10th to hear how this one plays out.
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The game plays out very much like your typical Fire Emblem fare, though on a smaller scale.
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It produces long-form, serialized fiction that plays out more like a television show than a novel.
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But it's not just academic panels where the fight over what intersectionality is — or isn't — plays out.
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For the most part, Sea of Solitude plays out like a fairly standard third-person adventure game.
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But like so much of this season, the way it plays out doesn't entirely make sense either.
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How the technology develops in the coming decades may well depend on how politics plays out today.
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This plays out mostly like a traditional match-3 game; think Candy Crush, but with spell casting.
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Mechanically, this plays out as a Super Smash Bros-esque fighting game played with Oculus Touch controllers.
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"We will see how that plays out and see if there are any unintended consequences," Williams said.
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It's going to be interesting to see how this radical pro innovation message plays out in 2016.
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Whether the jitters are justified, however, depends on how an extraordinary experiment in economic policy plays out.
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How that plays out should be known Thursday, when long-secret files are expected to be released.
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The pair's "fate" plays out over the short semi-NSFW clip, in which DiMarco accepts Eichner's invitation.
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Marriner's crisis plays out in La Vie en Rose, a fictional drinking club in London's Soho district.
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The arc is pre-ordained, but that doesn't make it any less heartbreaking as it plays out.
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It's simply content to observe as this tiny drama, a miniature power struggle, plays out among fish.
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I think that's bond positive, I think that's equity positive, and we'll see how this plays out.
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Putting your beliefs into words will influence how your career plays out over the next several years.
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"Hookup culture" is simply a new adaptation, whether it plays out on campus or through dating apps.
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That's how it plays out and you just have to experience it and see how it goes.
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"Pick a strategy that plays out well regardless of where the longevity cards fall," said BlackRock's Kron.
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But when it plays out so publicly, in front of the world, it's a whole other level.
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It's going to take time to see how that plays out and whether there's anything to it.
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From the looks of that finale, Trish is about to learn exactly how the practice plays out.
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I'm saying all this facade, all the fake hard [stuff] that he plays out on the field.
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What's neat about the activity is it all plays out in the public portion of Hellas Basin.
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Regardless of how that plays out, this new policy will remain in effect, Uber told me today.
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An enthusiastic director narrates the story to a jaded producer as the plot plays out on screen.
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Here's the way every Tattoo Fixers episode plays out: A person walks into a makeshift tattoo studio.
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"It's very difficult when something I consider so personal plays out very publicly," he told the magazine.
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It's a combat system where the items you equip have qualitative effects on how combat plays out.
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It'll be interesting to see how this plays out, and if/how it impacts things in-game.
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The order will remain in effect while a lawsuit on the constitutionality of the law plays out.
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No matter how this plays out in coming days and weeks, here (briefly) is the likely fallout.
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But much will depend on the timing of the bill and how the election plays out, too.
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Thanks to movies, there are numerous misconceptions many of us harbor about how a fight plays out.
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White says McGregor wants to see how that fight plays out and whether an opportunity presents itself.
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We can see how this plays out in news coverage of things that are, in fact, racist.
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Under the rulings, the Trump administration has to keep DACA on the books while litigation plays out.
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The gun game plays out this way: a match of multiplayer begins, and everyone has a pistol.
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But while that legal fight plays out, the CFPB faces another wave of changes coming from Congress.
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It plays out with a barber named Bibby (Robert Powell III) who seems more villain than barber.
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Congress will be watching how that law plays out, but a U.S. clone isn't seriously being discussed.
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This is how the narrowing of the game plays out: as a reduction in potential by degrees.
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You can see how that plays out when you look at Spotify's gross margins over the years.
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It will be interesting to see how that plays out in terms of access on the ground.
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It plays out like a purposeful re-tread that in fact leads to some very new places.
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Of course, that plays out quite different with a fighting game than an open-ended sandbox title.
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The dialogue of the book plays out between the main character and inanimate objects or imaginary beings.
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As the game's tutorial-style first area plays out, Serafinowicz recalls his first encounter with the games.
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As Vox has explained: The speed at which the outbreak plays out matters hugely for its consequences.
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An intricate boat ballet plays out each January on the frigid waters of the northern Great Lakes.
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In "The Comedian," it plays out for nearly an hour with no real suspense, surprise or tragedy.
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At the end of the day it's a love story, and I believe it plays out nicely.
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As the legal showdown plays out, efforts to protect the A.C.A. are also underway in the courts.
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And a warmer climate could, if it plays out slowly enough, merely shift where that reinvestment happens.
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No matter how this plays out, life will forever look a little different for all of us.
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However the case plays out from here, it signals that the piracy wars are far from over.
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A similar scenario plays out on Amazon, where the console comes with a minimum markup of $125:
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It's no coincidence that this conflict plays out in his recipes, which are very personal — even autobiographical.
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A trial is set in July, but could be delayed as litigation over pretrial motions plays out.
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It's impossible to know if it will work as hoped until you see how it plays out.
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The court ruled that the measure could proceed as litigation brought by immigrant advocacy groups plays out.
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The central romance plays out sweetly, but the real seduction happens between the reader and the book.
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And no matter how everything plays out in the months to come, Singh has already made herstory.
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Political influence is a given — the piece showed how it plays out in a politically divided country.
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Here's how a short puzzle plays out, which should help all this make a little more sense.
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But, as always with "Reno," it&aposs highly improvisational so we&aposll see how it plays out.
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"It's a great event, but we'll see if there are repercussions as that plays out," he said.
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"We will wait to see how this plays out, but right now it's status quo," Gardner said.
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A similar debate plays out again and again in big-picture discussions about political and economic institutions.
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It will be in the debt markets and this is the way it plays out, I think.
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It's not necessarily the most uplifting message from Pixar, but it plays out nicely (and realistically) enough.
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The world's eyes are now anxiously watching for how the confrontation between Barcelona and Madrid plays out.
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No matter how it plays out, Washington for the moment has what it loves most — a supercharged showdown.
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The tension between those two men in him will be interesting as it plays out in further seasons.
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There's a trope in science news coverage that plays out again and again and again: the coffee study.
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The subpoenas, from Democratic-led House committees, will be paused while the court case plays out in Manhattan.
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Tishby and Shwartz-Ziv's new experiments with deep neural networks reveal how the bottleneck procedure actually plays out.
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And the Kodi Foundation's Betzen, who's been there from the beginning, hopes it plays out the same way.
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And so I think the longer this plays out, the more it plays actually to the Democratic advantage.
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The same scene plays out in a video titled "The West Bank Strawberry King" from October 8, 2015.
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" He said he was confident there would be a "happy middle ground (once) this game plays out completely.
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Relying on these tired tropes was the easy approach, and it's maddening to watch how it plays out.
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And whoever he chooses to kill will have an impact on how the story plays out, won't it?
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Their domestic drama occupies a lot of screen time and plays out in ways both predictable and unlikely.
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The more you kill, the more chaos you cause, which will ultimately affect how your game plays out.
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Like Morales, an intriguing potential bargain for later in the winter—assuming the market plays out that way.
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Your film holds on one character, but plenty of action plays out in the periphery of the frame.
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A lot of fans call Reloaded a very cinematic album, saying that it plays out like a movie.
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Such heartbreak plays out almost exclusively in strange, negative spaces defined by absence as much as anything else.
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And all of that plays out in expansive outer space locations that are brimming with beautifully rendered detail.
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Whether the SPD heeds their call will depend on how the contest to replace Ms Nahles plays out.
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"Once I get myself there, this is usually how it plays out," she writes in the personal essay.
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All these programs are still in their infancy, so only time will tell how it all plays out.
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How the 8 billion cubic meter a year capacity project plays out on the ground is still unclear.
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We don't have to wait to see how this plays out since episode 2 is also premiering tonight!
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"The harm has already occurred regardless of how this case plays out," Bennett remarked to a packed courtroom.
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Moka Efti, the meticulously recreated nightclub where much of the action plays out, stands for louche contemporary society.
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Sure does sound like the old iPhone 4 design, so we're curious to see how this plays out.
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Meanwhile, very different story plays out if you are a Democrat, by the name of Senator Dianne Feinstein.
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Those classic PC games are the inspiration for a new Carmen story that plays out inside Google Earth.
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"We're learning how this whole symphony plays out," study lead author Michael Snyder from Stanford University told Gizmodo.
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As for custody -- both children will stay with Jules at least until the nasty divorce battle plays out.
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How the 8 billion cubic metre a year capacity project plays out on the ground is still unclear.
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How all of that plays out, however, is ultimately a matter of how well the little robot develops.
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The story plays out on Earth, beyond the reaches of the Russian Cosmodrome that players have already explored.
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It's a story that plays out time and time and time again for both residential and business customers.
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The revelation that there are actually real people behind the wispy songs plays out on the record too.
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The game plays out like most first-person adventures (think Gone Home or Everybody's Gone to the Rapture).
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The downturn in 2016 effectively broke stocks that were previously some of the hottest growth plays out there.
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The downturn in 2016 effectively broke stocks that were previously some of the hottest growth plays out there.
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One possibility is that Hunt could be placed on the commissioner's exempt list while the situation plays out.
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"We're going to be friends at the end of this, and we'll see how it all plays out."
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This phenomenon plays out every day, coast to coast across the United States — and the statistics are alarming.
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This intertwining between the artist and her art most interestingly plays out in two portraits of visual artists.
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No matter how the drama plays out, the President is right — Zika is a threat to national security.
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For a certain kind of midsized, past-its-prime retail company, private-equity ownership often plays out differently.
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Season two plays out across multiple jumbled timelines, extending the show's discussion of autonomy, freedom, and personal authenticity.
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This plays a large role in the intensity and how everything plays out when it comes to shaking.
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How this plays out in-game feels like a combination of tug of war and rock/paper/scissors.
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And the actress says her real-life relationship with Tupper informed the one that plays out on screen.
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We're, you know, we're going to be a little cautious here until we see how this plays out.
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Rottenberg's expansive vision, her second show in the venue Palais de Tokyo, plays out mostly through video installations.
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Stay tuned for how this new strategy plays out for Mango — and how its competitors' expansion plans fare.
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I spend some time quizzing myself, calling plays out loud in my hotel room over and over again.
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Working within a darker musical paradigm, this dynamic plays out in mysterious ways as nothing is held back.
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In the United States, the reigning world capital of mass incarceration, this routine plays out with alarming frequency.
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If Amazon's strategy plays out, it could be a possible bidder for even bigger packages down the line.
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"I've been working hard on my defense, so it felt good to make some good plays out there."
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" He added, "We'll probably hold that deal up for a little while, see how it all plays out.
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You know you're...you're...you're," he unfortunately stuttered," in there, but we'll see how this things plays out.
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He was like, 'Dad, I'm going to eat the Cheerios, but let me see how this plays out.
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Mr. Walker is considering graduate school for science, but wants to see how his acting career plays out.
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It all depends on, ultimately, how the coronavirus plays out and what kind of economic shock there is.
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But it's also the automotive industry's latest trend, and we'll just have to see how it plays out.
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While Johnson's possible real-life exploitation plays out in livestreams, her online exploitation has been happening for years
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In particular, they want to avoid spreading panic, and names are a factor in how that plays out.
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The first half of the book plays out like a somewhat meandering tragicomedy of minor calibrations and recalibrations.
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It's simple and fun, and the way it plays out over time makes interacting with the story gratifying.
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As this lottery plays out with each new cell division, it may allow cancers to rapidly become aggressive.
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Their drama plays out like "The Remains of the Day," only in hoodies and with lots of weed.
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The problem with fighting the last war, of course, is that the next war always plays out differently.
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How his tenure as a Wall Street banker plays out in the general election remains to be seen.
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Other states are now watching how the law plays out with separate draft legislation just waiting to debut.
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However this process plays out, the public unveiling of an impeachment inquiry sends important signals to multiple audiences.
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This is a natural cycle that plays out all the time in the media and social media platforms.
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"I will be curious how this plays out in April at Republican town halls during recess," said Falcon.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) also asked the judge to pause the ruling while the appeal plays out.
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We'll see how that plays out with Mayweather-McGregor in these final days leading up to the fight.
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"The way he plays out there — his speed, his athleticism — it's just so special," Coach Jamion Christian said.
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So we'll see — that probably ends up being litigation, maybe not, we'll see how it all plays out.
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How the fallout from the failed Amazon deal plays out over the long haul remains the great unknown.
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How the issue plays out in 6900 will depend in large part on who wins the Democratic nomination.
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But here you appear to have a 5-justice majority regardless of how the appointment process plays out.
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The stronger first act plays out during a church service at which Lauren attempts to voice her concerns.
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Rates last went up in August 210, and the next move likely hinges on how Brexit plays out.
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If Proposition 61 passes, it will be fascinating to see how this trade-off plays out in California.
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The scramble plays out with disturbing regularity — with Ebola, H1N1 (also known as swine flu), and now Zika.
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Unfortunately, we'll have to wait to see how this theory, and every other idea about Jack's death, plays out.
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If Boockvar's analysis plays out, bonds would continue to appreciate and eventually force the central bank's hand to hike.
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It seems smarter to keep multiple services for now to see how it plays out in the coming years.
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When this type of self-betrayal plays out at work, it can undermine trust and respect across the team.
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What&aposs the sense that you&aposre getting from your sources about how this process plays out after Singapore?
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So we'll see how that plays out — we haven't had any discussions about [returning to Good Trouble] just yet.
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Online, it plays out like some game, but its effects are morphing into the real world and spreading violence.
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"There will be a public fight that plays out, so you need a substantive argument," said one GOP source.
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The promise is all-day battery life, but we'll definitely need to see how that plays out in reality.
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You can see the shape of how this plays out in a recent exchange between Mark Halperin and Rep.
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The voices are your one companion on a lonely quest that plays out as a third-person adventure game.
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It's a drama that plays out on an intimate level between characters who never had much need for talking.
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Stella upgrades their deal from sex practice to a practice relationship, and we all know how that plays out.
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At the very least even skeptical users like myself would be curious to see how it all plays out.
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Café Society plays out as if Allen, who wrote and directed the film, is simultaneously LARPing through both men.
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Of course, watching the show isn't the only way to see how this particular con artist tale plays out.
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"You'll see me make a move out of the house and kind of how that plays out," she said.
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This next section plays out in the same location as the first capture point in King's Row PvP matches.
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The other half of the experience shifts to third-person, and plays out like a more traditional action game.
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We'll see how that plays out when the show returns to Syfy for its third season on April 11th.
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"It's fascinating to see how it plays out," said Dan'l Lewin, Microsoft's Corporate VP of Technology and Civic Engagement.
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Unlike with other global environmental problems, consumers have more control over how this story plays out in the future.
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Interestingly, Mr Gayle also plays out more dot balls (non-scoring deliveries), especially at the start of his innings.
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When you have a hand in how the story plays out, you feel more emotionally tied to the outcome.
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I MEAN, I WOULDN'T RULE ANYTHING OUT AT THIS POINT, BUT WE NEED TO SEE HOW THIS PLAYS OUT.
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AND WE JUST NEED TO SPEND SOME MORE TIME WITH THE INVESTMENT COMMUNITY SHOWING THEM HOW THIS PLAYS OUT.
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Their rivalry plays out publicly on social media, with the two competing for greater numbers of followers on Facebook.
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We can't wait to see how this plays out on the inevitable episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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Lawyers say that's fine and dandy ... but in the meantime, while that process plays out, Dassey should be released.
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It plays out at the six-minute mark in the video above from Louis Vuitton's Paris Fashion Week show.
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The game plays out on a split screen, each from the first-person point of view of the player.
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This process usually plays out through serial media over time, rather than in a very long two-part play.
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It will be interesting to see how cage position and Masvidal's control over it plays out in this contest.
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It plays out as an obligatory add-on to a story that would work just the same without it.
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Whom the Democrats nominate, and how the race plays out, will have a powerful effect on Mr. Trump's prospects.
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It is a clear illustration of how Trump's continuing verbal war on the media plays out in real time.
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"I think we're going to have to see how the rest of this plays out, quite honestly," Gagin said.
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In "Thinking, Fast and Slow," Kahneman gives an example of how the regression bias plays out in real life.
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It's something that plays out on essentially any social platform: Twitter favorites, Tumblr notes, Reddit upvotes, or TikTok hearts.
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These funds are not meant to be long-lasting products — they often close once an investment thesis plays out.
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But the real test for the Strategy will be how this plays out on the ground, not on paper.
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One need not venture much farther than their nearest Congressional Town Hall to know how well this plays out.
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For now, the league will put the pieces in place to succeed, and see how everything else plays out.
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"Borg/McEnroe" is not the only film getting a Toronto showcase whose drama plays out on the tennis court.
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If this fight plays out even somewhat like Khan-Maidana, we'll all be richly rewarded for their collective maturity.
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Users will be able to identify major advertisers and see how spending plays out by state and congressional district.
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So far, though, the usual forum in which popular discontent plays out — the French street — has failed to react.
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It's not only sexual harassment, but the broader question of gender equality that plays out differently for different women.
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Last week, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy argued for waiting to see how the $2.2 trillion package plays out.
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Written by James Greer and Jonathan Bernstein, the movie plays out as an extended game of cat-and-mouse.
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It's going to be a fine balancing act, and it will be interesting to see how it plays out.
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I Killed My BFF: Under a Deadly Spell generally plays out in the way you'd imagine, given its title.
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Can you demonstrate the ways that this imaginary plays out in your daily life and your interactions with others?
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In baseball, the open market plays out like an awkward junior high mixer: Everyone just kind of shuffles around.
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The question around whether any of this actually matters comes down to how this plays out in the polls.
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The 2014 Gamergate controversy is a very clear recent example of how this species of backlash plays out online.
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Online, it plays out like some game, but its effects are morphing into the real world and spreading violence.
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Of course, these numbers are always subject to flux, depending on how the remainder of the pandemic plays out.
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And the assumption there is that this plays out when you get towards year-end and gets under control.
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With that unconventional approach, Yang plays out a much larger story than the four slim books would otherwise suggest.
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Now the public charge rule, scheduled for implementation Monday -- will take effect nationwide while the legal process plays out.
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But if Medicare-for-all plays out differently in reality, then the price tag starts to look much different.
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How that plays out, I don't know if anybody knows ... but it's usually not a positive for the financials.
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"[Jacinda Ardern] has already committed to changing the gun laws and we need to see how that plays out."
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Almost every Friday morning, a familiar scene plays out in Judge Toko Serita's courtroom in the Queens Criminal Court.
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Their escape is the action that the episode hinges upon and plays out in an exciting and creative fashion.
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So the issues lawmakers believe are important could play a role in how any talk of regulation plays out.
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How this all plays out will be determined in the next decade or the ones after — not this one.
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The paparazzi may have incited the so-called scandal, but its resolution plays out entirely on the star's terms.
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Sibling Rivalry: One Long Food Fight (2012) Sibling rivalry plays out at the dinner — or lunch or breakfast — table.
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But that doesn't mean that it is always easy to sort out how it plays out day to day.
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"I mean, if I were them, I wouldn't want to see us, if that plays out," Frese said Thursday.
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Whether this particular situation hurts the legitimacy of the court will depend a lot on how it plays out.
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The Secret Life of Pets feels and plays out like a Pixar movie that fell off the assembly line.
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Night after night, this dynamic plays out on Fox News, especially on Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity's respective shows.
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Instead, it plays out in a flicker of a shared glance between two people who trust each other implicitly.
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But those arguments are for investors and stockpickers, and we won't know how it plays out for some time.
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Can you tell me about your cold-weather gear fetish and how that plays out during the actual winter?
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Collins believes that this scene, which plays out in an immense physical space, grounds the San Junipero virtual reality.
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If this scenario plays out, it means Venezuela's future will look fairly similar to if Maduro remains in office.
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With Price in office, we could start to get a better sense of how that executive order plays out.
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Based on a comic strip, the movie plays out as if it is continually being "drawn" before the audience.
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This proxy war plays out in Syria and other parts of the Middle East — and now openly in Lebanon.
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How all that plays out is something that I think all of us are obsessed with and fascinated by.
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That's to be celebrated, but all this plays out on a tilted field that also affects outcomes, and social values.
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The bulk of the game plays out from this social network; it's where you choose who to hang out with.
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Mobile companies and online transit startups in other African countries will surely watch for pointers on how this plays out.
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But now we get an even better look at how it all plays out — inside the "mind" of a car.
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At this point, the visiting Americans may have very few answers as high-level diplomacy plays out back at home.
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All of this plays out in the context of a law that controls digital media—the 1998 Communications Decency Act.
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Either way, both sharing economy companies and sharing economy workers should watch the Uber case closely as it plays out.
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Gambia While America's peaceful transfer of power plays out in Washington this week, the exact opposite is happening in Gambia.
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It's safe to assume whatever conspiracy plays out, Carrie will again find herself working either with, or against the CIA.
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In a sense, much of what plays out over Kavanaugh's nomination will be a performance staged for Collins and Murkowski.
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As the episode plays out, it's so quiet, you can hear a pin drop — or, more accurately, a glass shatter.
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There's no glamour in the movie's portrayal of crime, which plays out in airport parking lots and mall food courts.
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At various points in each episode you'll need to make critical decisions that help shape how the story plays out.
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And that sends a message to the small networks of people where a disproportionate share of gun violence plays out.
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The carmaker says it will continue to work with law enforcement as the investigation into the cheating scandal plays out.
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You have no control over the story, but you intuitively move around to follow the action as it plays out.
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Each skirmish plays out sort of like a futuristic chess match, with the mechs and kaiju taking turns performing actions.
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Now, whether or not it&aposs a good plan, we&aposre going to have to see how it plays out.
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Fans will have to wait to see until next week to see how the rest of the battle plays out.
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Yet there's also a light touch here, and the whole thing plays out as a very Kurt Vonnegut-style comedy.
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He's already lawyered up, but says he'll wait to see how the criminal case plays out before considering a lawsuit.
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On Thursday, the nation will be watching — and drinking — as the rest of this year's biggest political drama plays out.
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MACCALLUM: So coming up in just a moment, we are watching the baseball game too that plays out this evening.
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This initial introduction plays out almost identically to what we saw way back in 2010 in Season 1, Episode 1.
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Petek said the agency could cut the rating again, depending on how the fiscal situation plays out in the state.
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Obviously there's a lot of Indiana Jones to how the plot plays out, just as there's always been in Uncharted.
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"Very early days, I would suggest everything is on the table as we see how this plays out," Stevens said.
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"Wait and see how that plays out," he said, adding Novartis was still working to help people understand Mayzent's benefits.
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No matter how that policy plays out, Chinese innovators seem determined to forge ahead with a new generation of entrepreneurs.
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We're gonna have to see how this plays out in the film itself to know how well Marvel handled it.
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And in Congress the tragically-predictable storyline that plays out after a mass shooting may about to be shaken up.
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With the injunction, issued on Friday, Elliott likely will be able to continue playing as the legal process plays out.
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The media is lapping up the salacious storyline as it plays out in courtrooms and arbitration hearings across Los Angeles.
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No matter how his case plays out, I don't expect to cross paths with William Fears again any time soon.
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But narratively, that's about all there is to Café Society, which plays out as a series of largely disconnected vignettes.
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In August, a Texas district judge blocked the administration's guidance from taking effect nationwide while the court challenge plays out.
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If that windfall scenario plays out for Manafort, the man he may want to thank is not Trump but Mueller.
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It is a scene, in variation that plays out far too often, as the city struggles to find elusive answers.
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The FTC case is critical to bringing to light important facts and answering essential questions as it plays out legally.
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But formally penalizing Huawei could have serious consequences for how the US-China tech fight plays out down the line.
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Investors looking for signs of when to get back into GE should be watching how the value equation plays out.
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"You get some big defensive plays out of Didi tonight to really save the game," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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The opening section of the game plays out across a vast plateau situated high above the rest of the world.
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The status of Fox's mutant universe remains to be seen as the extended and highly secretive acquisition process plays out.
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The parallels between how anti-effeminacy plays out between the two groups—straight and gay men—is too-little studied.
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However it plays out, the situation has darkly stained a venture that was supposed to be a purely positive tribute.
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Gunna can bring the glitz, and Baby the gravitas, but that isn't exactly how it plays out on Drip Harder.
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Considering how this plays out long-term, it's easy to view the current SCOTUS fight as "win-win" for Republicans.
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"It could also be a sign that spammers are holding back, seeing how GDPR plays out and then will adapt."
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The usual sequence of ballad-of-a-tormented-artist verses plays out: early promise; success and betrayal; redemption and death.
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If you think you don't have a huge role to play in how the coronavirus outbreak plays out, think again.
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But how it unfolds from there plays out like Ray's personal Breaking Bad — a morality tale with a murky conclusion.
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Loosely based on a 1998 Esquire profile, Beautiful Day plays out as a sort of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood for grownups.
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The great news for Jersey juiceheads is ... the club's free to continue operating while this plays out in bankruptcy court.
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But as with all Facebook product changes, it will probably be months before we know how the move plays out.
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For one New Hampshire family, the opioid crisis plays out every day, an unending cycle of worry, hope and chaos.
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While these allegations are very disturbing, we are placing our trust in the legal system as the process plays out.
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He can create plays out of thin air and knock down jump shots if teams try to cheat against him.
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How that battle plays out will have huge implications for other coastal regions across the rest of the United States.
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Marlina, a young widow living in remote Indonesia, spills blood in a story that plays out in four discrete acts.
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As the intense showdown plays out behind-the-scenes, several of this year's nominees will take the stage for performances.
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Something brief and haunting that he can play on a loop if the murder scenario I mentioned before plays out.
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That dynamic plays out most vividly in the media, which relies on hundreds of millions of dollars in government advertising.
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Malú's struggle over whether she can have both a punk and a Mexican identity plays out a bit too schematically.
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It plays out with gavel banging, interruptions and raised voices -- even if the political shoe is on the other foot.
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SAFETY PLAYS OUT OF FAVOUR On Tuesday emerging markets, which had been hardest hit, bounced back, with stocks rising 0.4%.
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This plays out most vividly on social media, where Trump opposition and support are marshaled and weaponized to absurdist degrees.
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Like the mythological figure Icarus, the S&P could fly too high and get scorched, if Hartnett's forecast plays out.
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A shift in the make-up of BBB credits could mitigate downgrade fallout, however, as the economic cycle plays out.
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If our script for the yield curve plays out, then part of it would be a recession in summer 2020.
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Horowitz is a rap fan, which plays out through the lyrics he includes in this book to reinforce business lessons.
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A judge issued an injunction in January forcing the administration to keep DACA on the books while litigation plays out.
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At times, this plays out as if all of them are having nervous breakdowns, which of course they basically are.
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It's a much more high-stakes, more capital-intensive situation here and that definitely plays out in terms of collecting.
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However it plays out, a swift backlash isn't guaranteed, but increased suspicion and cynicism going forward are a good bet.
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Technology is a lead actor in this drama, but of course, privilege and power influence how the narrative plays out.
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The frontally focused maidens become the emotional pillars for the two mothers-to-be as their private drama plays out.
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This plays out as a combination of animated and live action footage, along with narration, foreboding music, and sound design.
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Portland coach Terry Stotts is a wizard when it comes to end-of-game plays out of a timeout (ATOs).
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If he plays out the season, he'd be risking the possibility of a new collective bargaining agreement going against him.
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One way this theory plays out is that the Night King, after finally coming face-to-face with Bran — i.e.
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Part of AK's challenge is that this show has no script — it all depends on how the game plays out.
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Because we know how this always plays out: We're shocked, we mourn, we change our profile pics, and we move on.
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So begins a charming back and forth between the pair that subsequently plays out over the course of the school year.
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Episodes from the current seventh season have continued to air — and be filmed — as their divorce plays out in the media.
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Kenyon's experience is a prime example of how the tug-of-war between time and money plays out in everyday life.
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Those are just the basics, so you'll have to tune in if you want to see how everything really plays out.
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The whole scene plays out like a combination of Hawkeye and Gamora defending Doctor Strange while he's off doing magical things.
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They don't follow the stated rules at all, and maybe that will make a difference in how her future plays out.
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But season 5's second half essentially plays out the same storylines, many of which began during the underrated season four.
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They're there to pitch "a silver back fucking gorilla of an idea," and Lucy Dacus' "Troublemaker Doppelganger" plays out the credits.
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It still plays out from a mostly isometric perspective, and gives you a huge roster of Marvel stars to choose from.
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A dramatized version of Shakur's supposed escape plays out on screen, with actor Richard Garcia assuming the role of the rapper.
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One more: this time, we will not have an immediate test of how the impeachment drama plays out in voting behavior.
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The same pattern plays out, over and over again, every time we're asked to confront allegations against someone we care about.
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As the human population continues to grow, and…Read more ReadCertinaly, it'll be interesting to see how this story plays out.
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An awkward conversation plays out about how the flight was, while their eyes drift towards that big, freshly sterilized silicone pad.
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In the subsequent novels, Pullman plays out an enormous story in which inhabitants from across universes vie for control of existence.
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It plays out as a gritty, violent crime drama — think Saw meets Law & Order — but adds a multiplayer element on top.
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BUT THAT TO ME SAYS HE HASN'T WEIGHED IN WITH THE BOARD AND HE'S WAITING TO SEE HOW IT PLAYS OUT.
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"The reason why there is a delay is because it's a chemical process that plays out inside the cell," Franck said.
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Koh's ruling on Wednesday only concerns whether the ruling's provisions will be put on hold temporarily as any appeal plays out.
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It would really then be a fight in the state capitols and how that plays out depends on who is active.
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But everything is very dramatic now, and I'm excited to keep finding the small differences in how it all plays out.
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While the AI talent race plays out on a global scale for all companies, its epicenter rests in the United States.
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In reality however, it rarely — if ever — plays out like the Hollywood fantasy of candles and music and soft silk sheets.
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So, that's what I would say: that there are other choices to be made and we'll see how it plays out.
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This does indicate that the story will center around Lara's flaws, and I'm eager to see how that narrative plays out.
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But, I think, [legally] the way this plays out is that they separate the location data from the actual context data.
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Creating a better set of productivity tools inside those meetings is one approach, and one Klaxoon seems to hope plays out.
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Start jamming on the fire trigger while the hook animation plays out, at least until you learn to nail the timing.
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So it&aposs hard to see how it plays out because you have a divided repair, the donors versus the voters.
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But the 9th Circuit also ruled to let the administration implement the changes while that litigation plays out in the courts.
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So he could simply let the two baseball players proceed with their cases and see how it plays out before filing.
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This scene plays out like couple's counseling, with Chuck saying all lines of communication have to be open now, complete transparency.
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McDonough said Obama will wait -- and see how the gun debate plays out -- before endorsing a candidate in the 2016 race.
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But no matter how that plays out, leaders of both political parties have other core beliefs and agendas to promote, right?
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If such a scenario somehow plays out, and Cruz actually becomes the nominee, is Fiorina an asset to the fall ticket?
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" She continues: "The dynamics of how that [stabbing] plays out is part of the emotional burden that goes with the injury.
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It plays out as a series of interactive vignettes, as you explore Joel's life both before and during this heartbreaking period.
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Now I'm living in the neurotic nightmare that plays out in my head when I feel like I've failed at something.
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The H.B.C.U. system has become a sort of longitudinal study of how the racial wealth gap plays out in higher education.
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But randomness often plays out in subtle ways, and it's easy to construct narratives that portray success as having been inevitable.
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Now we're waiting to see how a class action lawsuit brought by the remaining grantees against the Trump administration plays out.
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If the trial plays out like the months leading up to it, it is sure to be fraught with political drama.
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Each time, the scene plays out a bit differently, from a different angle, like a high-art Choose Your Own Adventure.
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This episode represents a marked shift in how self-interest plays out in Washington, even compared with a few years ago.
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No matter how the coup attempt against Mr. Erdogan plays out over the next hours and days, that certainty is shattered.
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"We'll have to wait and see how this plays out, but this is setting up a pretty dangerous dynamic," he said.
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How this debate plays out will have an important impact on infrastructure resilience, said Pinter of the University of California, Davis.
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A blend of adoration, self-loathing, and neurosis, the millennial princess complex plays out in fanfic, cosplay, and endless Tumblr GIFs.
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The only thing that superfecta is thinking about as this saga plays out is Drouin's future and what's best for it.
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Jorge Luis Borges' 1941 story "The Garden of Forking Paths" imagines a novel in which every possible choice plays out simultaneously.
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The reality is this: History suggest the experts have a better beat than the politicians on how this all plays out.
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We'd like to hear from female police officers about how being a woman plays out while in the line of duty.
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Cliff Bentz (R), who is believed to be staying in Idaho while the boycott plays out, told Oregon public broadcaster OPB.
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There's always time to go for specific outcomes later, once you have a sense of how the larger plot plays out.
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The outcome of the midterms will have significant consequences for how the remainder of Mr. Trump's term in office plays out.
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But how it plays out will indicate the strength of a rapidly broadening, national movement against the ruling United Russia party.
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I mean it just, it literally plays out and it's a very bright line that I can see between those two.
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Every shot of "Searching" plays out on a screen — a computer, a phone, through the lens of a clandestinely placed camera.
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The video plays out in pop-up windows and animations on a computer screen and is narrated by a robotic voice.
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In the first two movies everything plays out in less than two days in each one so there's energy and momentum.
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U.S. District Judge Howard Sachs put a pause on the law as a legal challenge against it plays out in court.
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As this piece of dark art plays out in his mind, an aria from Giacomo Puccini's "Turandot" plays in the background.
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As that plays out off the field, Maddon will try to fix the problems on the field and in the clubhouse.
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The high court's move lifts a nationwide injunction on the "public charge" rule change while a challenge plays out in court.
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This awakening for Picard plays out against the backdrop of a modern world that has shunned all forms of synthetic beings.
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Regardless of how the regulatory environment plays out, RIAs are confident that they are on the right side of the argument.
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In fact the entire Norse pantheon, including dwarves and giants and demons, plays out as vividly as a novel or film.
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And the public nature of a caucus -- everyone sees who you are supporting -- means it all plays out in full view.
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Reversing the onus of proof is always a dangerous proposition, so it will be interesting to see how this plays out.
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All of this being said, the SEC's rulings in this area will have a huge impact on how this plays out.
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"We have to wait and see how it plays out, but Reliance (Jio) will have much less to pay," Oza added.
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I know the governor is still trying to make his decision right now and so we'll see how this plays out.
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So that means, therefore, at Blackstone you would do A but not B, or tell me how it actually plays out.
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The longest fight on numbandroid's channel, up against Bloodborne's fiery Laurence, plays out over a staggering seven hours and 50 minutes.
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No matter how President Trump's impeachment trial plays out in the Senate, the process is unlikely to change very many minds.
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"We'll just have to see how that plays out," Penguins General Manager Jim Rutherford told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in January.
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The film, directed by Ryan Suffern, at times plays out like a thriller as witnesses come forward and skeletons are exhumed.
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In Monday night's filing, Solicitor General Noel Francisco urged the court to lift the injunction while the appeals process plays out.
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Senators will be under strict decorum rules and will have to sit in their seats while the procedural battle plays out.
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As the trial got going, there was other news that could influence how the trial plays out this week and next.
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Whether these develop into a more formal strategy will depend on how the primary plays out over the next several months.
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The formula here is familiar, and plays out along similar beats in just about every one of the game's interlocked spaces.
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AGAIN, WE'LL SEE HOW IT PLAYS OUT OVER TIME, AND THEN WE'RE GOING TO ADJUST OUR POLICY ACCORDINGLY – MONETARY POLICY ACCORDINGLY.
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The hearing with the medical board plays out like the bizarro version of This Is Your Life (at least at first).
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In practice, the result plays out as something akin to a drama scripted on the fly as players encounter each other.
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And it's this unconscious bias that often unjustly plays out in patterns of policing, hiring, bank lending, school admissions and more.
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There are very few pure, pure plays out there, Emerson Chief Executive Officer David Farr said in an interview with Reuters.
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Uber saga plays out will be an important test of Britain's mood — and will give clues to its future political direction.
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This bumbling, charming moment plays out as it might in a classic animated comedy, not in a high-stakes action movie.
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We're thinking ... depending on how it plays out, this would be an interesting encore to the 'Law and Order' Menendez trial.
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Someone like Caribou, perhaps, with his glazed Our Love, which itself plays out like an exercise in dissecting what dance music is.
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Luckily (or perhaps unluckily depending on how the season plays out), Michael was able to bring our beloved Misty back to Earth.
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But in more recent history, the lore plays out more along the lines of the Christian association of goats as demonic creatures.
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So there are so many different ways in which adoption plays out, and I'm just glad to show one side of it.
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One of the places this conflict plays out most clearly is in the Easter eggs Swift likes to scatter through her lyrics.
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The mother and daughter were not separated, but the two are detained together in Texas as the mother's immigration case plays out.
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The film's hinge event plays out a couple of times, from different perspectives, and Lemmons unapologetically sets it during a violent storm.
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"We would take a cautious, wait-and-see approach to how all this plays out," said Steve Tu, a Moody's Corp analyst.
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"Crude is going back to the $40s, not the $60s or $70s if this plays out the way Hamm suggests," Cramer said.
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There's a clear disconnect between what Facebook's leadership team says about diversity and inclusion and how it plays out in the office.
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We'll have to wait and see how it plays out, but I think it was a good first effort at a reboot.
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U.S. District Judge Edward Chen wrote that the government must maintain TPS while a suit challenging its decision plays out in court.
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Tuesday's filing by the FTC only concerns whether the ruling's provisions will be put on hold temporarily as any appeal plays out.
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Lampert is a master of financial engineering, but the way that this bankruptcy plays out is now largely out of his control.
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I like distortion and dirt, I like reverb and delay, and a lot of how that plays out depends on the room.
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And by the time that that becomes clear and the dynamic plays out, it may be too late to turn the ship.
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The film plays out an intergenerational debate about Black womanhood and feminism, done with artful subtlety and immense respect for both sides.
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For now, many lawmakers are waiting to see how it all plays out, especially those in Labour who could make the difference.
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It is more interesting to see how climate change opposition plays out in Republican-controlled states facing the brunt of rising seawaters.
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But it still works, as it plays out, and gave me my first real reason to be excited about the show again.
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This is one of the longer-term stories that plays out across the novels, and which the show has been building to.
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What ultimately plays out between the two men is perhaps the comic books' most defining statement on the humanity of its characters.
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"We need to see how it plays out at scale, and whether a critical mass of Instagrammers employ the feature," he said.
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They've added enough talent to make that a reality in 2016—and we haven't even watched how the draft plays out yet.
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Their fairytale romance plays out on hip-hop's biggest stages: in music reviews and rap concerts and radio interviews with Angie Martinez.
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The cuts are a little abrupt, but in and of itself, it's a story that plays out on its own merits. [Dorkly]
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Richard Francis, head of Novartis's Sandoz generics business, said it will be at least another year before the legal fight plays out.
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There are ultimately good reasons for that impression, but the way the story plays out is still striking in its narrow focus.
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All of the action plays out on a bright, high contrast, 1-bit OLED display with a resolution of just 128x64 pixels.
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The state wants an injunction to prevent the rule from taking effect on May 3 while the case plays out in court.
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But that may not be exactly how it plays out if Dish enters the wireless business in earnest, Moffett and Moffett wrote.
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Bob Murphy, associate athletics director at Georgia State University, is waiting to "see how it plays out" and hoping for the best.
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You look for it in its streets, where the covenant at the core of urban life—the sharing of space—plays out.
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As a result, he has a deep understanding of alternate universes, both virtual and real, which he plays out in his photographs.
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We'll have to wait a few weeks to see how that plays out, but this next month could be great for Chromebooks.
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I'm excited to see how it all plays out, if also dreading the end of my poor, sweet, undeserving-of-this Sasha.
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There is a debate among the community over the future of the underlying technology and how that plays out in the future.
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Hollywood's waiting to see how his case plays out, but the 16-count indictment the grand jury handed up Friday can't help.
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There's some suggestion that the story plays out either mostly or entirely inside the bunker, though that could easily be more misdirection.
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