It is worth pondering when silence might be golden. ■
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Pondering whether you need an electric toothbrush or not is like pondering whether you need a smartphone when you already have a fully-functioning flip phone — it should be a no-brainer.
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That looks difficult, so the Tangs are pondering other options.
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The perspective in Profiles means these questions are worth pondering.
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I try to provide visual interest and instances worth pondering.
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"There's no time for pondering," he says with a grin.
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Since the 1980s, however, researchers have been pondering an alternative.
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West, it seems, has been deeply pondering the same thing.
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This, too, seems to be something Mr. Johnson is pondering.
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He was still pondering the best way to announce it.
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Yeah. The bartender is pondering his life choices right then.
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Republican voters in Wisconsin seemed to be pondering a dilemma.
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For Mr. Trump, that's a New Year's lesson worth pondering.
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"Starstuff pondering the stars," in the words of Carl Sagan.
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He's pondering: Will there be enough space for social distancing?
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They are also pondering whether to take up Obamacare. Again.
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The employees said that they were pondering their next moves.
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And now, leaders of both institutions are pondering another increase.
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And pondering several of them together is revealing and educational.
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The book offers plenty of similar questions, all worth pondering.
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Piyawat says he picked one up and started pondering the possibilities.
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Other Democrats pondering a run for the White House include Sens.
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Pondering the age of the universe puts humanity's troubles in perspective.
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Many other tech sites push cheap tablets with far less pondering.
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Pondering the infinite has always been a mind-fuck for me.
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"My interests are bigger than pondering a stranger's face," she writes.
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In short, Europe finds itself, once again, pondering an uncertain future.
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So it is worth pondering why the Chinese authorities do it.
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This has scholars and policymakers pondering how identity should be measured.
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Start by pondering how it would feel to lose $1 instantly.
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But why would the board be pondering those issues only now?
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Some voters pondering Proposition 18003 have asked: Haven't we done enough?
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The younger players began pondering other stops in downtown St. John's.
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These are questions I had been pondering in reporting the story.
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I left the performance pondering the circuitous route of liberation today.
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A brief coda shows him back in Turin, pondering his experience.
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Because pondering the catsuit hoo-ha has raised another, broader question.
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Authorities have also said they are pondering moves to close schools.
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Mr. Owen is also pondering the apparent normalization of aberrant behavior.
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Governors in Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States are pondering that question.
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Then your mind may start up again, pondering the work's significance.
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"It's worth pondering the question: Is the president right?" he said.
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Once again, investors are pondering whether Dunkin' Brands will be sold.
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He's been pondering them good and hard, for a long time.
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The courts are pondering whether that would only prolong his suffering.
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Or fascination pondering an unfathomably vast gas cloud in a distant galaxy?
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And in the West Midlands Caroline Leighton is pondering the British state.
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"The actress concludes, "My interests are bigger than pondering a stranger's face.
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It's a fair bet that American diplomats are pondering this point too.
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"Yes," Eligia replies curtly, after pondering the question for a long time.
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Many political analysts far Matthew's senior have been pondering the same thought.
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Dolan recalls one client who spent a few days pondering this question.
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The doctor, pondering his troubles, was startled and horrified by this remark.
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With American pondering which planes to buy, Boeing made a business decision.
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Some excerpts: Q. There's talk of you pondering a run for governor.
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His last words on that long-ago Wednesday bear hearing, and pondering.
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In other words, Jonathan Anderson was pondering the origins of the selfie.
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With few viable solutions in sight, I am left pondering a paradox.
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But the main thrust is well worth pondering: Climate impacts human history.
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Kisner did not spend much time pondering his eagle shot at the last.
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JERRY BROWN, California's governor, is once again pondering the decline of Western civilisation.
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The regime and countries in the West are now pondering their next steps.
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It's also worth pondering how much this kind of VR headset would cost.
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I will not be emailing clients today or pondering our next marketing strategy.
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Perfect timing, considering David Nather was just pondering about the office this morning.
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"' He recommends pondering specific questions like, "What are you going to focus on?
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China is increasingly pondering tough questions as it looks to a graying future.
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Within minutes, the moment went viral with many fans pondering the same question.
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"Now I get to be myself," Juliet says, pondering her post-op life.
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Schultz isn't pondering a run for president; he's holding the Democratic Party hostage.
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So for decades the city leased the house while pondering what to do.
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Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois withdrew his endorsement, and others were pondering it.
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It's not even Barack Obama studiously pondering the pros and cons of action.
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I don't have the answers there, but I do think it's worth pondering.
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But there are some mysteries we couldn't help pondering as the credits rolled.
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These themes suggest a painter pondering her (and our) place in the world.
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At the very least, the findings of this study are definitely worth pondering.
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The memoir ends ambiguously, with Ms. Levy pondering a flight to South Africa.
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I was at an impasse staring at the grid pondering my next move.
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"The Prize" sees him pondering life's meaning over a lo-fi blues waltz.
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That made Country House the winner, and Maximum Security team pondering a possible appeal.
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Algorithms on Facebook and Twitter also surfaced trending posts about users pondering their options.
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Back from the march, I sit on a seaside terrace, pondering what I've observed.
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But while the internet is pondering that, I have a theory of my own.
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Steven Spielberg was pondering whether robots could be human in "AI: Artificial Intelligence" (2001).
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Even pondering a potential series against the Cavs is getting ahead of ourselves, though.
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THIS weekend, some Americans, at least, have been pondering the meaning of religious liberty.
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But there is another danger, an economic one, and it is worth pondering, too.
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In Japan, they are pondering how big a problem rock-bottom compensation may be.
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That, admittedly, will not be easy considering how many Democrats are pondering a run.
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Analysts are pondering what the impact of recent developments will be on Iranian barrels.
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Some countries are pondering paying more for critical older medicines to secure their supply.
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Definitely something worth pondering the next time you've got the D on your mind.
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I was pondering ways to revisit my New York Times puzzle from Friday, Jan.
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When he was not looking at the oceans, Mr. Finney was pondering the stars.
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"It's worth pondering the question: Is the president right?" the "Mad Money " host said.
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Francofonia sees the filmmaker pondering themes and settings that he addressed in prior films.
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If you're one for philosophical pondering, or if you're stoned, this might seem pretty upsetting.
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Soon, you'll find yourself pondering: Should I get a coffee or a new beauty product?
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Their speculation, however, usually stops short of pondering whether Trump is about to drop dead.
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Some are already pondering what Mr Corbyn would do in the event of a defeat.
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It would be odd if their Chinese counterparts were not at least pondering similar tactics.
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" Pondering this scenario, Heilemann concluded, "the problem will exist and potentially will exist times 10.
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Unusually for a young first-time president, Mr Macron already seems to be pondering it.
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Will we all soon be pondering the question of to be or to not be?
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Scientists were already pondering the concept of body clock genes in the 1960s and 1970s.
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Whether the investors driving the price higher are pondering all this is open to doubt.
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And we're always searching, always pondering and thinking where we want our lives to go.
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"I don't feel comfort, I'm pondering where she can go from here," Headey tells TheWrap.
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It seems safe to say that Trump doesn't spend his spare time pondering this irony.
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What we know is that these are now all things Sonos is pondering as well.
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Where things went wrong Clinton's friends and allies are pondering where her campaign went wrong.
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All great works of fiction are works of great philosophy, pondering the fundamentals of humanity.
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Which brings us back to Mark, pondering a course of action for the final buzzer.
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Maybe you've spent time pondering this query mid-aisle during a trip to Whole Foods.
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Norway is pondering an unusual birthday gift for its neighbor Finland: an Arctic mountain peak.
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TORONTO - Kawhi Leonard loses zero sleep pondering his place in the pantheon of NBA greats.
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Despite this, Alexa's ubiquity is a plausible enough future that it is worth seriously pondering.
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And organizers in Japan began pondering which logistical plans could stay intact for another year.
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Before moving there, he said, he had spent a long time pondering where to go.
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Yes, Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels's lawyer and Mr. Trump's tormentor, is pondering a presidential campaign.
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But in its contemplation of different kinds of lost innocence, it's also pondering the fall.
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That's a decision she is pondering and she has to make in her own time.
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Other migrants from the group, including families traveling with children, were pondering their next moves.
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Her exit seemed to be more about blowing off steam than pondering a permanent break.
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By the time Lewis met Epstein, he was pondering the Great Plate Count Anomaly, too.
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Both items sent fans into a frenzy pondering whether Jenner did a low-key gender reveal.
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Freeland said the government was pondering whether to do the same for steel and aluminum producers.
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A decade ago Guangzhou's diversity prompted articles and books by Westerners pondering whether this was multiculturalism.
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""I think Facebook is pondering a shift to non-ad model, at least as an option.
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When I began pondering surrogacy, my first question was how the hell did people afford it.
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Other big publishers, such as Activision-Blizzard, are pondering jumping in with clones of their own.
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Trump is pondering a crude coal bailout involving national emergency powers in the Federal Power Act.
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Whatever he is pondering, China has learned a lesson about how tech superiority gives America clout.
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I'm pondering going back to sleep, but my boyfriend texts me, and we decide to talk.
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I think philosophers for centuries have been pondering how much freedom should we have versus constraint.
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"Just pondering that is worthwhile, whether or not I can give the correct answer," she says.
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Wisely then we should all be pondering what could be done to be safer next time.
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Moscow is pondering how to manage the new normal of heavy traffic along its northern periphery.
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The Trump administration is now pondering how to cut non-essential spending at State and USAID.
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Don't spend every waking hour pondering, staring into the ether like Bran Stark, call the hotline.
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While you're pondering that, he's a roundup of the highlights of this week's superhero movie news.
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Who knew that pondering the depths of the Starbucks menu could lead to such existential questions?
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The location work may have you pondering a Hong Kong vacation, which could be the goal.
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It was a moral question, the kind Mr. Trump has never shown much evidence of pondering.
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We are still left pondering what enables Mr. Putin to exercise apparent control over Mr. Trump.
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It had me pondering whether any of the Wiggles might have red hair, a respectable misdirection.
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With her health declining, however, Mr. Fawcett said they are pondering a move to North Carolina.
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Ms. Alderman is, not surprisingly, given to pondering the alarms her works and others have raised.
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In places like Norfolk, Va., officials are already pondering the prospect of relocating certain vulnerable neighborhoods.
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I spent a few minutes pondering it in the Bonn show (whose subject is mostly Hildebrand).
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Pondering the next five millennia can be an invitation to ignore the troubles we face today.
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At the same time he was pondering the question of whether good and evil truly exist.
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Usually focused in his campaign on national security challenges, Netanyahu said he is pondering the issue.
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He was pondering whether to kill the three-year-old when he was killed by police.
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Markets, if not completely on the same page, are at least pondering a post-Fed life.
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Late that fall, Melville, pondering "Pierre," went to the forest to fell trees and chop firewood.
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His wife, Christa, had had the operation two years before, after pondering it for nine years.
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Here we have Seidel's ubi sunt poem, pondering where the titans go when the dawn breaks.
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The existential pondering and sense of alienation that recur in his work are harder to trace.
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After all, there are a lot more interesting questions about the next crop of iPhones worth pondering.
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So, if you find yourself pondering what life after graduation will be like, then look no further.
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"There's no time for pondering," Scott told Entertainment Weekly of the decision to reshoot with another actor.
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But he spent years pondering a final season of Samurai Jack, which would finally resolve Jack's story.
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Mr Hammond is pondering whether new regulations are needed to curb the excesses of the internet giants.
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He looks, glassy eyed, at the barren cityscape before him, pondering the essential meaninglessness of it all.
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Pondering the legacy of Jannis Kounellis, a titan of Arte Povera, away from the crowds of Venice.
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This is the refractory period, the blissed-out pause for pondering your recent foray into environmental eroticism.
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He liked Lindsey Graham, because of his military service, and has also been pondering Cruz and Rubio.
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In pondering policies most suitable for garnering youth support, the key is to not trivialize younger generations.
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And now that you've got cooking covered, you can spend that extra energy pondering the upcoming retrograde.
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I've been pondering this myself ever since the HPV vaccine was made available to men in 200.
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Discovery is also pondering its own OTT service, potentially with a global technology company, said other sources.
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Trump is also pondering whether Michigan GOP Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel could become the next RNC chair.
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But despite expectations of a Friday announcement, Mr. Carson was "still pondering," said a friend, Armstrong Williams.
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The Janáček staging, by the abrasive but formidable Frank Castorf, had me pondering the festival's remaining limitations.
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After pondering doing a more traditional animation, he realised it would work better as an interactive film.
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In Judaism there is a custom to honor the dead by pondering a text in their memory.
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" After pondering the topic overnight, Mr. Dev emailed: "Penises themselves are poised for a more straightforward viewing.
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Poem Selected by Terrance Hayes After reading this poem, I found myself pondering the meaning of feminism.
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Now the ballet world is pondering the fate of the Martins ballets in the post-Martins era.
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Span: I keep pondering what makes this role so magical, given that we've done this stuff before.
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The imam of Lende Tovea, Launi, knows little of seismology but has been pondering the fickle disaster.
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The Trump administration is already pondering ways to punish those cities by denying them some federal aid.
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The limited American response left many of Mr. Maduro's rivals pondering their future under the constituent assembly.
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So, fans of the series spent the summer pondering what Mateo's fate would be in the fall.
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Leonard is pondering the practice after the crash that killed Kobe Bryant and eight others on Sunday.
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And how conservative a direction he ultimately takes them is a question many here were left pondering.
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Here are just some of the facets of future sex that my colleagues and I are pondering.
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Gronkowski was hobbled for most of this season, sometimes comically so, and he is openly pondering retirement.
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The same court that revoked the telescope's building permit is also pondering the sublease for its site.
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In dirty jeans, he led Bonilla through his living room, pondering when he might live there again.
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With the Dow Jones industrial average nearing the 20,000 milestone, some investors may be pondering their next move.
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The Italian automaker wants to join the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in pondering supercars for the third millennium.
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" Donald Trump Jr. tweeted about the controversial production on Sunday, pondering the line between "art" and "political speech.
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CNBC reported in June that WarnerMedia was pondering a price between $210-$222 per month for HBO Max.
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Until it is, the Federal Reserve, which is pondering raising interest rates, should let employment keep growing strongly.
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Things like Zuckerberg's earnest question to his house AI, pondering "Who should we tickle next?" come across... weirdly.
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At home recently, the Schlapps prepared for a night out while pondering their status as political lightning rods.
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Writers and producers are pondering two other potential spinoff ideas, though no decision has been made, Variety claimed.
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His administration has suspended some military aid and is pondering whether to stop treating Pakistan as an ally.
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Both precedents were considered carefully by the judge who was pondering the case of the pious prison gardener.
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Halloween is fast approaching, and you know what that means: it's time to start pondering your costume options.
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Donald Trump has cryptically questioned whether Cuba raises true evangelicals, pondering aloud whether Cruz is actually a Catholic.
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Take a guess at who rocked which pair of kicks over the weekend while you're pondering the question.
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After the Super Bowl, Gronk said he was pondering his future in football -- some think he'll actually retire.
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And Senegal, which the French security service says is vulnerable to an attack, is pondering a ban, too.
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Perhaps you'd like to celebrate by pondering how the schools you've gone to are affecting your love life?
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And then Olenna, Ellaria, and Yara pondering the ethics of war and the need for an iron fist.
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Christian voter organizations are seriously pondering whether and how to endorse Trump's candidacy in light of his imperfections.
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We could just head off into a dreamy state of weekend recipe pondering, but that would be selfish.
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Take several turns, pondering, as a pilgrim might do, the enormity of the loss, the passage of years.
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Trump has already made China stronger and the US weaker, with its allies in Asia pondering America's commitment.
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For the most part, those visitors who are not pregnant or pondering pregnancy seemed unfazed and crisis-fatigued.
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As London and Brussels discuss the terms of their divorce, investors are pondering where to put their money.
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I was already pondering porn at this point so I asked him to help me get a shoot.
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It's worth pondering whether walkie-talkie phones would still be popular had the Sprint-Nextel merger never happened.
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The government was also pondering whether to close all non-essential retail shops, the BBC's political editor reported.
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And pondering, too, the many ways that New York has been, and still is, the heart of America.
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Markets are notoriously difficult to time accurately and consistently, even for those whose forecasts might be worth pondering.
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This is where Cespedes believes golf could help him — he's pondering returning to the sport soon, he said.
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Haven't you found yourself pondering not only Nora's fate but also that of her abandoned husband and children?
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He left college a few credits shy of his associate degree, pondering what his future would look like.
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In the meantime, she's pondering suing the production company, STX, over the story and her portrayal in Hustlers.
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He thinks like a person — pondering subjects like death and reincarnation — and he also dreams of being human.
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I stand by my mother-in-law with a soggy dishtowel in hand, pondering the holiness of conversation.
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The culture has changed in the last year because of an acquisition, and I've been pondering changing jobs.
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This lag is not new, but it's worth pondering on the March 8 celebration of International Women's Day.
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He thinks like a person — pondering subjects like death and reincarnation — and he also dreams of being human.
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This isn't a surprise, and energy wonks have been pondering how to address deflation for some time now.
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Now I find myself pondering two other supposedly Canadian traits: humility and a reticence to impose on others.
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It also does well by a novel's second task: It sends you away pondering what it has to say.
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He's also pondering whether to take a full gap year and work in a school for children with autism.
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For those pondering such a move, there are many ways to go about it and some traps to avoid.
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Plus Starbucks has every one of its workers spend the afternoon pondering whether they are unconsciously biased or racist.
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When pondering the vulnerability of FBI directors, something might be learned from the president's historical relationship with CIA directors.
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He takes this very seriously and spends untold hours pondering how light affects artwork and people's interaction with it.
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Much like her soon-to-be husband, Moore seems to be pondering "When My Time Comes" a lot lately.
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Beyond the complexity of properly pondering the smartphone technological miracle, there are two genuinely difficult elements to this problem.
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"They all went to the University of the West Indies together," says an Antiguan who is pondering his vote.
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It's unclear whether she's pondering her self-image or simply staring beyond her reflection as she considers something else.
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The episode kicks off with Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) pondering over her late mother's advice about being honest and truthful.
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Some researchers are pondering how these cosmic events affect Earth — even whether they have altered the course of evolution.
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She said it took five hours for the "hushed deed," after pondering whether to do it for a month.
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The only thing left to do is wait, and resume pondering what that 9-word album title might be.
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But after pondering these enigmas, maybe the real question we should have been asking is: Do we know her?
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With injured Carson Palmer pondering retirement, Arians was if he'd be confident with Gabbert as his starter next season.
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This explains why buyers pondering bids for German companies are keen to carve out safe words of their own.
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And the Kurds are pondering future partners to replace the US, their longtime ally in the fight against ISIS.
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These achievements were hard to imagine when young Shimon Peres was standing alongside Ben-Gurion and pondering Israel's future.
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But Mr. Rogers believes that as our reliance on technology increases, plays pondering that relationship will become more common.
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On "Naked to Strangers" Brooker croons about love lost, pondering how a deep romantic connection can disappear so easily.
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With the need for better wireless devices crowding everything out, it's worth pondering how we got to this point.
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A few said they were considering hospital births, but were pondering where to go and how to get there.
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Pondering nothing could be considered, at best, a form of meditation, and, at worst, a total waste of time.
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As your new Carpetbagger, I'm not going to spend these column inches pondering whether the Oscars continue to matter.
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The BofE rate cut had investors pondering how much monetary and fiscal stimulus can dampen the epidemic's economic toll.
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The BofE rate cut had investors pondering how much monetary and fiscal stimulus can dampen the epidemic's economic toll.
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In one counterattack, the Chilean actor Pablo Schwartz posted a video of himself pondering a mound of white powder.
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Mr. Trump has been pondering — and publicly agonizing over — what to do about the program since he took office.
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One Chinese student pondering the potential of a democratic China stopped midsentence when another Chinese student sat within earshot.
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While such forecasts are fruitless, there are others that are less precisely timed, more nuanced and sometimes worth pondering.
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The Macron camp is pondering who, in its horde of neophyte deputies, can stand up to these two lions.
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We spent months pondering this and arrived at one word that would eventually describe our new service level: indispensable.
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His down-to-earth manner and dry humor, often laced with sarcasm and philosophical pondering, won him wide popularity.
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Solving this puzzle got me pondering monikers with multiple meanings, and what it must be like to have one.
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Climate change-conscious regulators like the Bank of England are pondering how this system can help fight climate change.
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MANCOS, Colorado (Reuters) - Rosa Sabido stares out a church window pondering her future and worrying about her ailing mother.
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There is, however, a third explanation worth pondering: that the emotional requirements of acting are conducive to progressive politics.
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The Moon in Aquarius clashes with Jupiter early this morning, finding you pondering the meaning of your dreams, Sagittarius.
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That explains why I found myself pondering Hooke's law and Young's modulus while watching a trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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As a government shutdown seems more and more imminent, investors are pondering what it will do to the stock market.
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Thus far, Trump has spent too little time reading, rereading and pondering this all-important document and its abiding principles.
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Beyond pondering why a private citizen has yet to sue him, Musk has plenty of other issues on his hands.
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But he and others would not be surprised if she returned to the private sector while pondering her next move.
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But when pondering European populism, they talk of a refusal to embrace the hard reforms with which China is grappling.
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But the Ohioan also left a few Democrats pondering whether, in a large and liberal field, Brown is populist enough.
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If you're pondering going veggan, or if you just love your eggs, be sure to keep your intake in check.
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Others were fictional or composite, like a farmer pondering how many bushels of wheat to sell at a given price.
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Naturally, the more my mind wandered, the more I started pondering questions about the film's universe, visual aesthetic, and more.
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Owners of the 1000X M1s or M2s pondering whether there's enough here to justify an upgrade should ponder no more.
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For Gen X and older millennials pondering why selling out is now acceptable (or even, cool), the answers are everywhere.
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Yet researchers keep pondering why we're having less sex, getting married later or not at all, and not making babies.
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Maduro would serve his country's poor best by pondering the weakness of strongmen such as Fidel, and then imitating Raul.
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Still pondering: It appears the idea is still in the early stages and Twitter hasn't decided if it'll build this.
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Clinton was reported by Politico to be pondering a staff shakeup out of concern at the messaging of her campaign.
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On the drive back to Dallas, I realize it's time to start seriously pondering the possibility of a President Trump.
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In my day job, I'm a psychotherapist, so I'm always questioning behavior and pondering what's going on below the surface.
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I am going to keep pondering our modern-day prophets as I read the next few books of the Bible.
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ICE, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, is still pondering whether to make a counterbid for the LSE.
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If this failed, he would sit around without doing anything, pondering the situation, until he might hit on a solution.
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With the possibility of a disruptive end, Republicans are pondering how to protect incumbents at the congressional and state level.
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What is worth pondering is how a demagogue of Hitler's malign skill might more effectively exploit flaws in American democracy.
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Catch up on sleep, leave work a little early on Fridays, start tackling those long-term projects you've been pondering.
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Seven years ago, the ALI began pondering a new restatement governing consumer contracts—and your legal rights as a consumer.
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The result has been empty streets and empty businesses, many of which are undoubtedly pondering layoffs rather than new hires.
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George Wallace, bored with life as "senior adviser" to his wife, then Alabama's governor, was pondering a run for president.
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Layla is left asking why her community was denied the privilege Americans are promised, and pondering the cost of freedom.
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When the piano enters, its quizzical music seems to be pondering the Mozart theme: You hear just hints of it.
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But the KC-46&aposs problems have Air Force officials considering delaying that retirement and pondering help from private industry.
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The question of harm comes up for me quite a bit when pondering the worlds that Conscious Life brings together.
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He concluded it by pondering the future, and whether and how the global change he predicted would come to pass.
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But we haven't spent as much time pondering the question of what we're willing to dredge up from its depths.
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Most jurists, most of the time, follow modern judicial precedents rather than pondering first principles of constitutional text and history.
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As Hawaii residents continue to flee the Kilauea eruption, Hawaii legislators are pondering a special session to address the damage.
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My diagnosis and my cancer support group have taught me that I am lucky to be pondering it at all.
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One thing I'm still pondering: Was it smart for Jon and Dany to send two dragons after the Night King?
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But for now, fans are left pondering if the Knicks are historically dreadful or just run-of-the-mill dreadful.
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Between the corruption charges and a stiff electoral challenge, Israelis are pondering what a post-Netanyahu Israel would look like.
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Option 2: The fan quietly stares out the window, spends five minutes pondering the human condition, and then renounces God.
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He's reportedly pondering retirement but wants some time to really think things through and reflect before making an official decision.
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"Every time China deliberates on reforms and key decisions, effect on public opinion is worth pondering," the Global Times wrote.
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Particularly touching is Savage pondering the knowledge he's gained from the team's wacky adventures — because we feel the same way, Adam.
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Your correspondent is writing this from Tegucigalpa, the capital, where a mood of puzzled gloom prevails among those pondering the exodus.
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But as quintessentially Wellesian as it is, "The Other Side of the Wind" still leaves the viewer pondering questions of authorship.
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". Singleton says that he came up with the idea of rape after pondering "what would [Kravel] do to totally humiliate him?
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The pool handrail, designed to resemble a meandering vine, was the home's last installation, a concept the architect spent months pondering.
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It was this private pondering, rather than the actual possession of a secret, that seemed crucial to health and well-being.
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So the time I spend rounding up all these links and pondering the news is making my experience of time worse.
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The Great Silence, an entrancing video by Allora & Calzadilla, submerges the viewer in the mindset of a sentient parrot pondering humanity.
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" Rippon, who delighted Winter Olympics viewers, is pondering his next career move and said he would consider doing Broadway: "Why not?
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"What are pants?" is the question we imagine Gigi Hadid asks herself while pondering the items in her closet every morning.
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Although they were at 0%, they continued talking, pondering when they would fall into the complete darkness of a dead phone.
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Yet economists are left pondering why India has been unable to boost exports even as the global economy has purred along.
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Britain, pondering its place in the world after Brexit, is a traditional ally of America but is also courting Chinese investment.
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Yet in too many scenes, he just looks lost in thought, as if he's pondering the role rather than playing it.
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"Good genes or good docs?" the singer asked sarcastically on Instagram, pondering if he is in fact destined to look ageless.
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It features the Rolling Stones singer mourning England's loss in a soccer match and pondering the political future of his homeland.
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One day some players are fighting for a berth in the Frozen Four; the next they are pondering their professional futures.
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His pondering expression doesn't change much beyond the hints of a smile that occasionally appear at the corners of his mouth.
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Suddenly, you're swept-up in the action of the mission without pondering its real implications until the deed is already done.
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They even took it one step further, comparing O'Reilly to Regina George and pondering what his Tinder bio would be like.
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I lay there for an hour, pondering my uselessness before finally drifting off, only to wake up again at 5 a.m.
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Hobbes's fellow-thinkers have spent centuries pondering whether humans tend to be self-serving or are more inclined to straight-dealing.
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Pondering the persistence of this rancor, one of the characters concludes that a concern for heritage is no match for ardor.
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"Eye in the Sky" features a riveting final screen performance from Alan Rickman, as a military officer pondering a drone strike.
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I do specifically remember pondering whether I should put 'StraightXEdge' under my name on my MySpace profile, and deciding against it.
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Clinton was shown in an interview transcript pondering, at length, the many complexities of running to be the first female president.
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MILWAUKEE — Four barbers and a firefighter were pondering their future under a Trump presidency at the Upper Cutz barbershop last week.
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Personal philosophical pondering aside, I hope that you got some enjoyment out of solving this odd duck of a Friday puzzle.
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The media has fawned over Buttigieg's perceived intelligence, with the New Republic pondering if he is a "genius" in a headline.
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" Pondering the multiple duplication of names in regal dynasties, she tartly comments that it's "no wonder no one understands this period.
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Mr Trump takes momentous decisions on a whim, without pondering the likely fallout or devising a coherent strategy to contain it.
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Nothing was more appealing than spending hours soaking up Baldwin or Thoreau, pondering the peculiarities of American violence or romantic aestheticism.
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He talked about sitting in his hotel room the night before Game 2 and pondering how he could help his team.
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Meanwhile, Sam and Sally Saunders, the sisters from Wollongong, were still pondering the elusive (to them) appeal of the royal family.
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Yet even in 2015, in an interview with the website The Quietus, Mr. Liebezeit was pondering how to strip down further.
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It has less when he's pondering the personal nature of their relationship without any specifics about what that relationship was like.
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Now, he says, he is devoting his downtime to parenting, self-improvement, a new flying hobby, and pondering his next project.
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This is the kind of question that courts often spend months pondering, typically with the benefit of briefs and oral argument.
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Say you're standing there, watching the trolley car approach, pondering whether to throw the switch and divert it (and kill someone).
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Pondering the flurry of attacks ultimately tends to push one up to the higher levels of abstraction where Sanders is more comfortable.
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This week, the world of superhero movies seems to be pondering roads not taken: What if Suicide Squad had a little LaBeouf?
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In Rocketman, Reginald (Taron Egerton), starts pondering the idea of a name change as he's on the rise to making it big.
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Without the internal language processes of pondering, rumination, obsession, and analysis, they live in a simpler world of forgiveness and new beginnings.
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One Redditor named Abhishek Singh did just this after pondering if it would be possible to hold a GIF in your hand.
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In the mid 1960s, aged 30, Jim Brown was bored with the NFL and was pondering other ways of making a living.
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And while secret spreadsheets may never go away, it's worth pondering whether they'd be necessary as reporting apps become more widely available.
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Companies pondering the incentives for increased gender diversity in their executive ranks may need to look no further than the bottom line.
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Prince Frederik, 48, is likely pondering that question as he recovers from a spinal fracture sustained last week in a trampoline accident.
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As you ride across the beautiful, washed-out wasteland on horseback, it's hard not to feel guilty pondering your actions and motivations.
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Eggleston is rightly hailed as a genius of color photography and pondering the beauty of his images can overwhelm any other interpretation.
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His pondering of the matter reflects ongoing efforts by GOP forces opposed to Trump and Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic standard-bearer.
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With that in mind, we turn to today's story, by defense tech writer Kelsey Atherton, pondering one such outcome of those tensions.
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Ultimately it's a video that's hard to take your eyes away from, watching on and pondering the backstory beyond its two protagonists.
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And in pondering what Chubbuck's story means, he shuns politics in favor of a personal quest to grasp the morality of storytelling.
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But in a year when the unexpected has become commonplace, it's worth pondering what would happen should the worst-case scenario transpire.
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Happy Wednesday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, where we're pondering the future of the Senate's bill to roll back Dodd-Frank.
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"I'm pondering joining the U.S. Navy," Niall said as soon as I got in, as if he'd been waiting to tell me.
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The ability to deny someone the benefits of space platforms has military planners across the planet pondering how to counter that capability.
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Now, Billy Nungesser, who has been the lieutenant governor of Louisiana since January, is pondering what could be called the Reel Deal.
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If you're still pondering how RELAXANTS could be the answer to "They'll help you unwind at 10 Star Lane," think Roman numerals.
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Now Baker's dual hats — an evidentiary source, and an unusual legal reviewer — leaves Congress pondering what else may be out of order.
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Meanwhile, her fellow songstress, Fadimata Walett Oumar, deals with displacement by helping women in refugee camps and pondering her country's political complexities.
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By exploring her identity through disembodied body parts, a Puerto Rican artist is pondering feminism while taking aim at dismantling overused tropes.
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Related: Pondering The Apocalypse Via A 3D Printed Horse Skull And Virtual Reality City What If the Bible Were an Arcade Game?
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Taylor Mac, the intentionally outrageous performance artist/playwright, has been pondering that question, and will offer an answer on Broadway next spring.
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After the fight, Silva went to social media and posted a statement that made it seem as if he was pondering retirement.
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In the days that followed, she found herself pondering a subject that doesn't usually receive much attention from the scientific community: cuteness.
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Pondering what might happen after his death, the Dalai Lama anticipated some attempt by Beijing to foist a successor on Tibetan Buddhists.
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For many, an awareness of these wines defuses the hideous, anxiety-soaked ritual of pondering a wine list and making a decision.
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That suggested the BOJ will make full use of existing tools to flood markets with funds, before pondering additional monetary easing steps.
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"'Girl Pictures': The Land of Heroines" by Riley Weaver I've recently been pondering the extent of my anger, or better, lack thereof.
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Charles Anderson, an analyst at IDC, says governments and companies are still pondering what might work, and what end users might want.
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That leak led to the resignation of DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz after some emails showed officials pondering ways to undermine Sen.
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One adviser said he had spoken about Syria occasionally for months, pondering what to do, even speaking about it during the transition.
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If there were ever a time when it was worth pondering why Gamby and Russell feel the way they do, it's now.
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In an interview with the New Scientist in 2012, Hawking admitted that he spent much of his days pondering one subject in particular.
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Zwillinger cooked Brown, fittingly, a lamb stew, and the two spent the weekend pondering what type of business Brown had on his hands.
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Thiel and Masters, who share a lot in common politically, have discussed his possible Senate run, which Masters has been pondering for years.
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And by discussing, I mean pondering over, occasionally pining for, and (always, without exception) lightly stalking our exes across various social media platforms.
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The OECD, a rich-country club, has been pondering how to reform international tax agreements in light of such questions for several years.
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Either way, photos make clear that the Zuck was clearly pondering the ramifications of raising two girls in a world where women make .
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The two leading authorities on the German language—Duden, its dictionary of record, and the Council for German Orthography—are pondering that question.
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Washington (CNN)With Donald Trump now the presumptive Republican nominee, the various #NeverTrump forces are pondering everything Thursday from enlisting first-term Sen.
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And royal fans have been excitedly pondering if Princess Charlotte, who will be 2 next May, will assume the task of flower girl.
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Half a century later NASA is pondering a return to the Moon, as a stepping stone for missions to Mars and the asteroids.
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And Darwin, after years of pondering evolution, was panicked into finalising his theory after realising that others were reaching conclusions similar to his.
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Now that Rubin is no longer at Google, he spends most of his time pondering and financially backing the future of artificial intelligence.
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By portraying frontier life at its most brutal, he leaves the viewer pondering America's murderous history and its continued demonisation of the "other".
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Over the next ten the proposed fix would cost $8.2bn, a paltry sum for a Congress also pondering a tax cut of $1.5trn.
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The Fed has been front and center as of late, with investors pondering when the central bank will decide to raise interest rates.
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Every now and then, I'd get pangs of guilt while reheating the previous night's dumplings, pondering the fate of the microwave's original recipient.
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He said Boeing was still pondering whether to launch a new 220-270-seat mid-market jet, but had not made any decision.
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Newton started pondering where palms and cacti come from when he saw them at Home Depot and a CVS in Binghamton, New York.
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The questions DOT is pondering are soon going to become urgent, contested issues, with lots and lots of money and lives at stake.
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They filled up the rooms with inquisitive strangers that approached each project, no matter how silly, with serious questions and pondering head nods.
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But, don't cry for Lara, since she ends the episode quietly smiling to herself, pondering what her life will look like without Axe.
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Still, Norwegian is pondering cooperation with European short-haul budget airlines, in which they would fly passengers to feed Norwegian's long-haul routes.
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It's a puzzle that policymakers at the Federal Reserve have spent a lot of time pondering as they've begun nudging interest rate higher.
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For SelGo's vid, she wanders about her home in Los Angeles, pouring orange juice, dancing, and pondering the perfect answer to every question.
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To contain the costs of the production losses, VW said it is pondering flexible working hours in some parts of the Wolfsburg plant.
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Another question you may be pondering: At what point do you bring in professional medical help for a bad bout of food poisoning?
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Senate investigators are pondering how to proceed with Rohrabacher, in part because the California Republican is a member of Congress, the sources said.
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The Trump administration leaked word that Trump was pondering an executive order that would announce the country's intent to withdraw from NAFTA. 4.
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With that in mind, we turn to today's story, by defense tech writer Kelsey Atherton, pondering one such outcome of those tensions. Behold.
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Beijing city government and a number of provincial authorities have stopped approving new international programmes, and the education ministry is pondering nationwide restrictions.
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Bum's pondering eyes fit so many real-life scenarios, so we decided to illustrate all the times we definitely made the same face.
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But he seems no less interested in considering the pasts of others, in pondering the previous lives that were lived in his home.
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The book tour comes at a time Biden had already been among the Democrats pondering a run for president in 53 most openly.
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Barca has been pondering a move for the 20-year-old next summer as a replacement for Luis Suarez, according to Mundo Deportivo.
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If you're a big DC fan, that should undoubtedly excite you as you're left pondering over several different possible origin stories for Fleck.
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As their history-making time in the White House comes to an end, it's worth pondering the lessons of the Age of Obama.
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The vice president spent months pondering a presidential run last year before deciding against it soon after the death of his son Beau.
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Trump's comments about punishing women are worth pondering because they reflect the logical conclusion of equating a fetus with any other human being.
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Groups of young people stroll casually past the Fishtown bar Johnny Brenda's, where the duo now sit pondering carefully over their beer selection.
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Two long, long years in the prime of his fighting life spent pondering the betrayals of the body and what might have been.
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A recent study suggests that pondering the meaning of life may also be a panacea for depression, chronic loneliness and other emotional disorders.
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A recent study suggests that pondering the meaning of life may also be a panacea for depression, chronic loneliness, and other emotional disorders.
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Pondering uncertainties like these, company boards are wary of approving the long term, multibillion dollar projects that used to be oil industry staples.
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"Again?" asked Karenn Durand, 27, mid-shift at a restaurant in North Miami on Saturday, pondering the mass murder at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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In "Late Night," Emma Thompson plays the talk-show host Katherine Newbury, who is pondering how to save her program from sinking ratings.
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Mr. Rafael came to control most of the permits for groundfish in his sector, but by 2015, he was pondering selling his business.
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Among the questions Amtrak executives were still pondering, he said, was whether to start on the men's room or the ladies' room first.
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He hadn't protested this limit, but now he seemed to be pondering, as I was, just how far he was allowed to traverse.
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If you've been spending the past few days pondering some Supreme Court-related historical what-if's, then try this one on for size.
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His elaborate and embellished model naval ships rely on freighted symbolism as a way of pondering British control in war, trade, and culture.
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Congress is still on recess (vacation) and the health care world is pondering what it would actually look like if Walmart bought Humana.
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Instead of pondering between episodes or seasons what new and inspiring moral twist lays ahead, I have the path clearly there: Wake up.
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Because of those two things, Winfrey has the luxury of lingering far longer in this pondering stage than the other names mentioned above.
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Former Kennedy Supreme Court clerks said the justice, who turns 81 in July, may be pondering retirement either this year or in 2018.
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Of course, just as I was pondering whether "On Tyranny" exaggerates, Trump tweeted that the press is the enemy of the American people.
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She had been using the NuvaRing but decided to switch to the Skyla IUD in November after pondering the idea for a year.
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Our System A philosopher had spent his lifetime pondering the nature of knowledge and was ready at last to write down his conclusions.
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Executives are now pondering what kind of change Mr. Trump will bring and what his legacy will be, as Andrew Ross Sorkin writes.
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Other Republicans are pondering primary runs, too, thinking that condemnation at the hands of the party elite may give them a rare opening.
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Instead of pondering or thinking for ourselves, our first instinct is to google and search for the answers without giving it any thought.
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Rod said he didn't know Dolores personally, but he made it clear her passing, at only 46, has him pondering his own mortality.
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"The moniker billionaire now has become the catchphrase," said Schultz, who's been a lifelong Democrat but is pondering an independent run for president.
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Despite having spent 14 years working on telecommunications technology, Wang decided to turn his attention toward solving a personal problem he had been pondering.
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Potentially following the lead of the NFL and Major League Baseball, the NBA is pondering a system in which coaches may challenge officials' rulings.
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" While pondering what she's going to do when it does get a little longer, she said: "I was thinking like, bringing the mullet back.
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If you google "Kanye West philosophy" there are a number of articles pondering over the idea that Kanye West is a new age philosopher.
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Djokovic, who won his semifinal against Federer on Thursday, has a head start in the pondering department as well as an extra day's rest.
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Moreover, the album neatly reveals the intersection of musical and political realms in ways worth pondering as another horrific year rumbles over the horizon.
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These may be indicators of a coming ad model, although the search giant is also pondering a subscription model across several of its products.
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"I was thinking like, bringing the mullet back," she said while pondering what she's going to do when it does get a little longer.
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THIS week the European Court of Human Rights handed down a verdict which law-and-religion pundits will be pondering for years to come.
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As Irish resolve strengthened, Wilmots was again left pondering how to forge an effective attacking unit from the Golden Generation's wealth of striking talent.
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That's a question that investors are pondering as Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Donald Trump's ties with Russia, and other stuff, finishes up.
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I worked at the Natural History Museum whilst training as an actor, and spent a lot of time pondering our place in the world.
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To be sure, even those companies pondering withdrawals could decide the cost, risk and bother of holding cash outweighs the loss from negative rates.
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Jada Pinkett Smith has responded to the Academy after pondering a boycott of this year's Oscars for the lack of diversity in the nominations.
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Emphasizing that the game is the thing, CBS broadcaster Tony Romo said repeatedly on Wednesday that he is not pondering an NFL coaching job.
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The clips feature topics he considers frequently, and it's comforting to know that someone else out there might be pondering the same ideas too.
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So, it's worth pondering: Why were MusicNet and PressPlay such bad ideas, and why, in contrast, is Spotify seen as a much better one?
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I have another Naked smoothie, all the while pondering its ability to make my bank account dwindle at an exponentially faster rate than usual.
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But in honor of the 21967th anniversary of that transmission, the researchers at the observatory are pondering how to design a follow-up dispatch.
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It's not immediately clear why my guide has brought me here, past squatting men pondering flooded roads and stray dogs scowling at passers-by.
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That would increase the reasonable as-tested price of $45,215, but it might tempt frugal luxury buyers pondering a BMW X5 or Audi Q7.
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He doesn't have time to give his characters depth, but there's pleasure in figuring out how they connect and pondering the movie's modest themes.
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So, too, does the relationship's sexual component, which is dealt with sensitively but still risks becoming a distraction if only in pondering the logistics.
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"We are not pondering here the question of whether Polanski is guilty or not — the judge was very clear in this regard," he added.
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The Swiss investment bank on Tuesday joined a chorus of financial institutions in pondering the economic impact of oil prices at $22005 a barrel.
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And the possibility of going from the majority to the minority come 2019 will be a major disincentive for Republicans pondering their political futures.
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Do we mean serious in the sense that some wines are so interesting and complex that we find ourselves engrossed in pondering their characteristics?
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Like many political reporters, I've spent months reflecting on the arc of 2016, pondering where my coverage might have missed the mark and why.
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" Feilding remembers taking LSD on a daily basis together, playing endless games of Go, and pondering questions like: "How do you improve the world?
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It's poignant and well worth pondering how Versace's genius and relationships might have evolved had his life not been cut short at age 50.
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There was virtually no difference in donations between those who wrote about their personal role in climate change and the toothbrush-pondering control group.
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After three months of bickering with the White House and pondering Obama's request, the House and the Senate responded with their own funding proposals.
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Mr. Abrams swatted away a suggestion made by Sergey V. Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, that the United States was pondering immediate military intervention.
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She's pondering a wrecked relationship and the prospects of new ones: "How this ends is something no one ever knows anything about," she muses.
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But pondering the journey of these two small space explorers reminds us of just how far humanity has traveled in just a few decades.
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For weeks leading up to the vote, many Republicans were pondering how to reshape their party, to make it competitive and viable once again.
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So whether you admire the Patriots or hate them, it is worth pondering the tightrope they have walked for a decade and a half.
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When a foreign company comes to New York to display its wares for a month, you start pondering things besides dramaturgy, lighting or acting.
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Mr. Denton was among the earliest online-based citizen-critics, for instance, and it would be worth pondering how this model has affected theater.
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That would have saved me a lot of time pondering what a LEAP box was, because as it turns out, the BOX is implied.
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In each case, a religious community has been left grieving, pondering its future and feeling unsettled in sites that were supposed to be sanctuaries.
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Prosecutors responded immediately that the cases are different, an issue the appeals court no doubt has been pondering since the arguments on May 18.
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He sits us on the edge of the fantastic, pondering whether it is marvelous doubt or uncanny certainty that seems to lure us in.
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"Culturally, anything that supports corn is seen as good," said Bruce Babcock, an economist at Iowa State University, pondering whether ethanol's grip here was slipping.
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This is a dream-like halfstep for a PC gamer looking to wade into consoles or a console gamer pondering the expensive move to PCs.
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"There's just no reason that he would not be home at 3 in the morning," she frets, later "stress eating" while pondering life without Lennie.
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In the meantime, the MBARI researchers are pondering the possibility of a futuristic plastic-eating vacuum cleaner based on their favorite creature, the giant larvacean.
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But it's also a movie stuck between modes, mixing that horror with the same pseudo-intellectual pondering that ground things to a halt last time.
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These last 16 Arrested Development episodes suggest Hurwitz has mainly been thinking about Arrested Development: perhaps pondering its glory days, wondering how to recapture them.
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The painting, an original study for the work called "Tough Call," shows three umpires pondering whether to halt a game as raindrops begin to fall.
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You'll probably leave the theater thinking about the characters' motivations, questioning how certain things would have worked out, and just pondering what it all means.
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This brings us to a very basic question that ecologists and conservationists have been pondering for more than a century: Why should we protect nature?
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The moment is filled with tension since both pals spent most of the episode pondering their quasi-romantic feelings about each other to respective friends.
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Even if I'm able to make a decision and swipe my credit card, I walk out the door questioning the purchase and pondering a return.
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ET. The Fed has been front and center as of late, with investors pondering over when the central bank will decide to raise interest rates.
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The second source said Amazon had been pondering a proposal to purchase an up to 26% stake in the Reliance unit since at least February.
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Lawyers love words such as "notwithstanding" and "inference", but studies suggest as many as half of jurors think "preponderance" has something to do with pondering.
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While we're all pondering the definition of "fake" and the spread of misinformation on social media, the president is lining up political opponents for persecution.
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Jane's pondering led to a good parody of Sex And The City that eventually turned into an instantly iconic parody of Sex And The City.
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And when Musk wasn't pondering the future of mankind as a young man or studying books about space, he also made time for lighter reading.
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Party officials, strategists and candidates are now pondering what went wrong -- and how they can turn it around in time for the 2018 midterm elections.
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Now, party officials, strategists and candidates are pondering what went wrong -- and how they can turn it around in time for the 2018 midterm elections.
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"Seth had been walking around, calling friends, family and his girlfriend, pondering the broader picture of what the job change would mean," his parents said.
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After spending about a year or so pondering it and talking to a number of different people, I decided that I would file to run.
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Maduro has faced calls in Latin America and internationally to improve conditions for the vote, with the United States pondering oil sanctions to pressure him.
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While you're pondering the passage of time, take a minute to think about how Cyrus' "Everybody Wants to Rule The World" stakes up against Lorde's.
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So with the race in a temporary dead heat, it's worth pondering what unexpected events might pave Trump's still-unlikely path to the White House.
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For Mr. Obama, pondering his legacy and hearing how it is debated in the contest for his successor, the dearth of credit is plainly vexing.
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Instead, Vyleta bluffs his way out of them, usually by pondering the smoke, into which he pours so much meaning that it eventually becomes meaningless.
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Night Business is equal parts hilarious and nauseating, and when you finish it, you're left pondering how strange it is to be a human being.
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This one may require more pondering for new solvers than your average Monday, but it's worth it because the payoff is a lot of fun.
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He had been pondering a "Westworld" reboot off and on since discussing the concept more than 20 years ago with Crichton, who died in 2008.
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Since news of Caroll Spinney's retirement broke yesterday, I have been pondering the two characters he played as a new formula for understanding the world.
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But after seeing them in quick succession, I found myself pondering the curse that apparently haunts this play: It fails more consistently than it succeeds.
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If you had to guess, just how many hours of your life are spent sitting in a darkened windowless room, pondering the meaning of life?
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Over coffee one evening, he discussed this phenomenon with Mr. Nath, who had been studying sleep in roundworms and pondering whether other "simple" animals slept.
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The statement's language suggested the BOJ will make full use of its existing tools to flood markets with funds, before pondering additional monetary easing steps.
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The Trump administration may be pondering a retreat from the United States' climate commitments, but corporate America is moving ahead with its own emissions goals.
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At the end of the episode, we saw Tara pondering Denise's death and considering Rosita's rather on-the-nose demands to reveal where she'd been.
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Indeed, after the sheer exhilaration of Tuesday's test flight wears away, you're still left pondering the stunning possibilities unleashed by its (so far) apparent success.
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A bit of pondering what ___ TO NONE could be and some futzing with the crossings, and I got it: the phrase is SLIM TO NONE.
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We are going to be doing a lot of that kind of pondering in Mr. Ries's puzzle and that can be hard on the brain.
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"This could give Pyongyang pause if they're pondering a hardline approach for next year" said Andray Abrahamian, a visiting scholar at George Mason University Korea.
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Are the inward-looking eyes pondering our destination, as part of a landscape that is itself a minute speck within something unfathomable (the Milky Way)?
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If Democrats want to think about improving on their 2018 victories, they should spend their time pondering this new reality rather than reading centrist fanfiction.
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I wanted to understand what motivated L.G.B.T. people to stay in the heartland at a time when some progressives were still pondering escaping to Canada.
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His music creates long arcs of pondering and confession, rising gradually and gustily, often to a peak that offers Mr. Clementine's full voice, keening and exposed.
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Now, I watch my young daughter stare at her cereal box in the morning, pondering a stalk of organic wheat or the plight of a koala.
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To do that, the team is fitting them with fins that deploy after launch, and pondering using sideways-facing rockets to give them even more agility.
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In short, this is a thoughtful genre piece, pondering the biggest question regarding the long, intertwined history of humans and robots: who's really been programming whom?
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And with uncertainty looming over the outcome of the vote, holidaymakers may be pondering over when is the best time to buy currency for their vacations.
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Investors were also pondering sanctions imposed on North Korea by the United Nations Security Council over the country's sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sept.
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I've spent the past few days pondering this and now, as this mission ends, I know it's time to stop and exploring and make a choice.
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The Donald Trump campaign may be spending the hours after this debate pondering two missed opportunities that presented themselves during this opening contest with Hillary Clinton.
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Nothing like drinking a beer in the backyard with some friends, while you gaze deeply into dancing flame pondering your existence and the future of mankind.
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The cool thing about a tabletop game is that, in addition to having time to sit pondering your own moves, people have to explain their own.
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At the very least, the last two direct listings seem to suggest there is no obvious negative for companies pondering disruption of the Wall Street model.
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" By the end Mason is left pondering when practice will be over and if his dad will take him to McDonald's for "a baby happy meal.
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As the largely bright half-year company earnings season draws to a close, investors are pondering about the outlook and if the strong growth is sustainable.
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It has Hawaiian citizens not just pondering but actually picturing and planning where to hide during the 203-minute warning they would receive before nuclear fallout.
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There, it learns of art, human culture, and the Sinofuturists as it moves through a museum, interrogating an invisible AI curator and pondering life and art.
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Hackers are hacking, Portland is leading the charge for open internet, and Paris is pondering what to do with what's left of the Notre Dame Cathedral.
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A few days later, after pondering what must have happened some more, I understood the irony that I was probably the richest person at the party.
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This would come after four straight months of declines in its reserve levels and leave currency traders pondering what the central bank's next move might be.
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Here's everything you need to take into account when pondering a ticket purchase—excluding controversy surrounding the removal of a scene involving a registered sex offender.
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We never find out whether the bell is ringing for a random customer or Tony's killer, and it's a mystery we're still pondering to this day.
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This would come after four straight months of declines in its reserve levels and leave currency traders pondering what the central bank's next move might be.
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It was that my pregnancy hadn't been blissful and glowy, with me serenely pondering the miracle of life while enjoying the pregnancy cravings my fetuses inspired.
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In 2015, he spent a day spent at the Guggenheim, the Met, and the Museum of Modern Art, pondering deeply and mingling with staff and guests.
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Sunday's hour was about pondering whether Carol could believe in decency anymore, or commit to it enough to risk having to defend it at some point.
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End-of-life care is not typically their focus; neither do they spend much time pondering what some of their patients may experience in the future.
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James Comey and Rod Rosenstein are beefing in a way only former Justice Department officials can: in speeches and op-eds pondering each other's moral fortitude.
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Other than that, my companions are a tall standing mirror to study the panting's image in reverse and a rocking chair for pondering my next move.
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Around the same time, Matt and Katie Carpenter were pondering a move from Washington Heights to the suburbs; Ms. Frazell suggested they check out Narrowsburg first.
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With nearly three dozen Democrats pondering a presidential bid, party officials anticipate a rush of candidates eager to grab a spot in the nationally televised forums.
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It's all, ultimately, in the service of pondering the roots of barbarism, and how we ignore the barbarism unfolding in our own society at our peril.
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GREEN Downtown in 2016, in an immersive staging, "Hadestown" was visually awkward, leaving you a lot of bandwidth to start pondering the thinness of the story.
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A good place to start pondering the issues facing Europe as a whole is "The Questions That Could Reshape a Worried Europe in 2017" (Jan. 28).
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Pondering the industry insiders who would be voting in each category, he chose to submit the album for Grammy consideration under R&B, rather than jazz.
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J.P. Tamara Lindeman, the Canadian songwriter who leads the Weather Station, sings as if she's spent a lot of time pondering her way toward complicated conclusions.
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Next door, the jewelers of Chaumet were pondering the tension within a bow, a traditional gift in French aristocratic courts symbolizing both filial and romantic affection.
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A further move to 133% was fully priced in by July, and analysts were pondering quantitative easing steps such as the central bank buying government bonds.
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But I would not be telling the whole story if I did not add that I have my own emotional reasons for pondering the Sonoma Coast.
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Schools across a broad section of the nation canceled classes as the dangerous freeze descended, and some said they were pondering canceling classes again on Thursday.
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Hip-hop has hit middle age, with rappers like Jay-Z and Kanye West pondering their longevity and tenuous places within the genre's hierarchy through rhyme.
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And to answer the question you might be pondering: no, this metal house will not become an oven to roast visitors out in the California desert.
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It was funny, but also poignant, to see a group of people pondering the logistics of this huge pile of bodies and delicately ministering to it.
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Officials from Washington to Wall Street are pondering nightmare scenarios if the shutdown — at 26 days, already the longest on record — extends into spring or beyond.
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Viewing such vessels and pondering the art of drinking may compel us to reflect on our own relationship with food, with drink, and with (party) animals.
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EU regulators are pondering the right regulatory approach to fintech, pushed by the sector's potential and also by the urgency to expand the continent's industry after Brexit.
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It leaves me pondering: Is scale the only way to survive the next decade and should investors play markets by riding a wave of mergers and acquisitions?
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It was the look of a man in reckoning — mentally replaying past sexual encounters, searching, pondering, trying to recall conversations and facial expressions, filtering through imperfect memories.
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After hitting two million followers, beauty brand E.L.F. found itself pondering this question: What do you get your massive and supportive Insta fam to show your gratitude?
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After some pondering, Trevor decided there was no reason for the two lovebirds to wait until the dance battle and suggested they meet earlier for ice cream.
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I was pondering that same question when I first heard of them this morning, but it turns out there's some decent sonic pedigree behind this new brand.
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She planned to pursue movement into the future, even pondering going to a "modern mime school" in Paris ("I was going to be like a clown basically").
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Mr Donaldson has said that the bank is also pondering a sale of the reclassified loans, which would help bash out the dent in its capital position.
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Now comes the planning, with insiders pondering whether Harry will follow his brother William and get married at Westminster Abbey or another grand venue in central London.
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Fall's major characters spend most of their time outside Bitworld either pontificating on technical concepts or pondering the masses' foolish customs with a sense of anthropological bemusement.
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Inclined to overthinking, these were all the things I was self-flagellating pondering while attending Trip Metal 3, the third year of Detroit's premiere avant-skronk party.
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The New Delhi government is said to be pondering about the need to have homegrown email and chat apps, local news outlet Economic Times reported on Thursday.
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It feels less like freedom than being at loose ends; it turns out that a popular use for all that extra time is pondering our own superfluousness.
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We can't wait to see Ina in action once again and get answers to some of those weird food questions we've surely spent some time pondering ourselves.
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While pondering the brushwork you feel your phone buzz, and suddenly a detailed description of the artwork and its painter is in the palm of your hand.
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After refining Google's mapping products over the next seven years or so, Mr. Hanke and his team began pondering what else could be done with the map.
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Investors are pondering whether a rate hike is still likely this summer after an incoming BoE policymaker expressed caution over the impact of Brexit on Britain's economy.
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California regulators have begun pondering the question of how to spend more of their cap-and-trade revenue on low-income areas, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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The very least we can do is stop pondering if we are really hearing and seeing what we are all witnessing: Trump is not racist or sexist.
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The visionary novelist Arthur C. Clarke suggested a single all-earth time zone when he was pondering the future of global communication as far back as 1976.
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Pondering grief and denial, lost dreams and irrevocably altered futures, Mr. Walter proves you don't need a giant-sized special-effects budget to conjure enchantment and danger.
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The episode found him recuperating from last season's culminating gunshot and pondering ways to counteract his Mr. Robot alter ego, specifically his world-shattering acts of cyberterrorism.
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And afterward, they abstained from pondering how to minimize Patrick Mahomes, to block Chris Jones, to dupe Tyrann Mathieu, to neutralize Tyreek Hill, to savor the moment.
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The movie's spiritual twin is Billy Wilder's "Sunset Boulevard," made two years earlier and similarly self-reflexive in pondering the effect of the so-called dream factory.
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While the screen is still black, at the start, we hear a rape in progress, and the opening shot is of a cat, studiedly pondering the deed.
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So I went from pondering the fierce dog mural on Greeves Street into the nearby Sutton Gallery, a cozy but excellent space that changes its exhibitions monthly.
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For me, every presidential election both begins and ends in Iowa, with the caucus kicking things off and my long drive home for Thanksgiving pondering its resolution.
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As a teenager, I lived in an anonymous suburb full of long, winding sidewalks where nobody ever walked—the perfect venue for pondering the meaninglessness of life.
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For two and a half years, she and a team toiled away at flow charts, pondering how the circuitry functioned, how to let people communicate with it.
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Italian authorities have been pondering the future of Banca Carige — the Genoa-based lender, which was asked to submit capital raising plans by the ECB or to merge.
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This winter, Kylie Jenner took to her Instagram story to address a question only her most dedicated fans could have been pondering: How does she take her coffee?
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"There are lots on the sidelines or pondering the move to Hillary," said still another Wall Street source, who spends time on Wall Street and within political circles.
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The report said China is pondering dropping purchases of natural gas from the U.S. China bought $6.3 billion worth of U.S. crude and liquefied natural gas in 2017.
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The 47-year-old songstress took to Instagram on Saturday to share an inspirational quote often linked to relationships, leaving fans pondering what the cryptic message could mean.
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The researchers also discovered that people reported pondering their secrets privately about twice as often as they chose to conceal them from others—though there was much variation.
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For his part, Ammon's description of his path to the Oregon standoff is remarkably similar to what Joseph Smith recalled doing — searching, pondering, praying — before founding the religion.
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Pondering this question from Bangkok, where troops in steel helmets are a slightly menacing presence around the capital, perhaps the answer lies in differing views of the state.
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Dalton and stunt double Cliff Booth, played by Pitt, roam the studios of Hollywood, pondering their careers and getting into scraps, running into hippies and martial arts stars.
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HANOVER, Germany, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Germany's Continental is pondering takeover deals to strengthen its tyre business as part of its expansion strategy, the head of the unit said.
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In the Uber ($20.57) over to the client site, I join a call and listen on mute while pondering how many times my client can change his mind.
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Lincoln has frequently been singled out for praise by Trump and used as a point of reference when he is when pondering the impact of his own presidency.
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Though the Obama administration suffered from excessive caution and spent far too much time pondering and analyzing, the Trump administration is devoid of a strategic point of view.
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Many of those who travelled the 550 km journey north only to be turned away sat in the stinking and overcrowded airport terminal on Friday, pondering their fate.
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The Chargers still are pondering whether to activate tight end Hunter Henry, who missed the entire regular season after tearing the ACL in his right knee in May.
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The people of Northern Ireland, who had overwhelmingly voted to stay, are at least pondering joining the Republic, which would certainly be an ironic twist on many levels.
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Many of these voters were pondering if it was a good idea for the state to impose work requirements and premiums of the ultra-popular Medicaid expansion program.
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The new earnings guidance is 21 percent below third-quarter 2114.7500's operating profit, and left investors and analysts pondering the longer impact on Samsung's brand and earnings.
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That will cause the Fed to put its asset unwinding program on hold and to start pondering ways to ease monetary conditions to provide support to the economy.
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The narrative of this Christian martyr did for Mr. Ellis what a superhero comic might have done for his peers: It got him pondering purpose, struggle and sacrifice.
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Read these stories for background on Mr. Trump's relationships with Republican leaders in Congress, and the "Never Trump" stalwarts who are pondering the future of the conservative movement.
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But in lyrical content, Maine tended toward both self-laceration and staring at the stars, pondering his own insignificance while also inflating his experiences to near mythological scale.
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"The scariest thing is that we have grown used to this," wrote the native of Fuqing, pondering whether to feel pride or sorrow at management methods like Fuyao's.
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A key question economists have been pondering is what is the level of the "neutral rate," or the point where policy is neither stimulative nor restrictive on growth.
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Behind the scenes, Ms. Kelly is pondering a route back into the national media, according to several people who requested anonymity in describing private conversations with the anchor.
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But there's a theme beneath the ribaldry, one that may leave you pondering just how much you really know about that person sitting or sleeping next to you.
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Many experts, including running coaches and exercise physiologists, have debated that question in recent years, pondering whether there is a platonic ideal running form that everyone should adopt.
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Brooker, Jones, and Dan Trachtenberg, the episode's director, pondering the levels of reality to which different props and characters belonged, discussed at length whether the bottle would shatter.
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But its answer to the question, "Why adapt this work right now?" seems to have nothing to do with what we've been pondering lately about women, post-#MeToo.
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But when the New York Musical Festival takes them up, and show tunes are involved, it's a drag queen, a guru and a mermaid who do the pondering.
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An array of outcasts—faded movie stars, ghosts, a sinister nun—indulge in sudden blitzes of drugs, kidnapping, and terrorism when they're not pondering the meaning of life.
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While I was pondering this bewildering labyrinth, my friend Evelyne invited me to her studio to hear her run through Beethoven's Waldstein piano sonata for a future performance.
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Now that Mr. Bharara has been fired from his post in New York's Southern District, it's worth revisiting this piece and pondering what his next move might be.
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The Socialists are pondering options on how to form a government, something that is not likely to be resolved before EU, local and regional elections on May 26.
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Musk hasn't helped his own case, either, most recently drawing regulatory scrutiny for posting on Twitter that he was pondering taking the company private for $420 a share.
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It is too early to say whether Silver's lottery-reform crusade will actually quell further tanking attempts from teams pondering the Philadelphia model, but it has a chance.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After pondering his paintings and ephemeral works for years, I thought I knew about all there was to know about Marcel Duchamp.
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They'd been doing so since 1997, pondering whether the Information Age was a curse on OK Computer and articulating a more abstract despair on Kid A and Amnesiac.
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The show's first season spent plenty of time pondering the nature of heaven and hell before the season one finale revealed that heaven had been hell all along.
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"We still have ideas also for larger takeovers," he said, adding that none of the possible bigger deals Continental was pondering could be realized in the next 12 months.
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While some of us still can't give an answer, even after countless hours of pondering, an ad agency called Havas Worldwide has published a study of 11,976 people's choices.
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Now that the Fed is out of the way, at least until December, traders are pondering exactly what the election of either major candidate will mean for the markets.
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Oil market analysts were left pondering how much further oil prices could plunge on renewed market and geopolitical instability but weren't keen to put a price on the drop.
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As monetary policy at the European Central Bank and U.S. Federal Reserve edges towards normalization, markets have started pondering what will become of the SNB's huge foreign currency holdings.
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After pondering for days how to get the 13 out, a rescue operation was launched on Sunday when four of the boys were brought out, tethered to rescue divers.
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Alt-J: Relaxer (Infectious/Atlantic) Caring about indie consensus in 2017 means pondering bands who mistake eccentricity for notability and consider divergence from received form reasonable evidence for talent.
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Since 1980, our weaponry has grown far more sophisticated; whether the sophistication of its handlers has grown as well is something you'll be pondering after the ending credits roll.
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Cowen doesn't spend much time, for instance, pondering why political engagement among the poor—those who would most benefit from an upheaval of the current order—is so dismal.
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By the time he was pondering eternal life, he had already firmly established his scientific legacy, so he could risk working on topics he knew would be considered frivolous.
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After long weeks of watching the show and pondering its dubious joys, only one explanation for Friends' endurance accounts for both its cultural conservatism and its sparkling, juvenile humor.
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Former Editor-in-chief Max Read wrote an article pondering what went wrong at Gawker, if anything: Gawker wasn't the first publication to treat gossip as an intellectual pursuit.
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Part of Mr. Riley's strategy is to keep you guessing, allowing the paintings to be open-ended enough that you will stand before them looking, pondering and occasionally grimacing.
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Gay men are known to have a complicated relationship with their bodies—and I've spent a lot of time over the past several years pondering why this relationship exists.
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I'll be pondering I Love You, Daddy more; for now, though, I'm not convinced it's thoughtful, and suspect it's nothing more than clever and funny provocation for provocation's sake.
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" In her grief, Ms. Glickman explained, she had been pondering "the areas of the mass media which are of tremendous importance in shaping the unconscious attitudes of our kids.
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Republicans are still pondering a challenge to Mr. Moore, who has raised alarms on professional as well as personal grounds (the I.R.S. claims he owes $75,000 in back taxes).
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In a Refinery29 piece, Elizabeth Bennett (no, not that one) posed a question many of us have been pondering for some time: When did reading books become so competitive?
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Nine women have now come forward with accusations, and state Republican leaders were pondering increasingly baroque mechanisms that have the potential to deny their own candidate a Senate seat.
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At the same time, they're pondering when and how they'll be able to restart their marketing machines — and how the world they're marketing to will have changed by then.
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Despite a disastrous public apology — it was appended with a recipe for pizza dough cinnamon rolls — Mr. Batali barely seemed to take a breath before pondering his professional future.
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" In 1980, the cosmologist Alan Guth, pondering a number of cosmological features, posited that the Big Bang began with a sudden burst of exponential expansion, known as "cosmic inflation.
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Back out in the hall I noticed that even though the exhibition was down, people were still using the space, lounging on the carpets, pondering the ceiling, tweeting, sleeping.
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That could encourage some of the voters uneasy about Trump to splinter toward a third party candidate, such as Starbucks founder Howard Schultz, who is openly pondering a bid.
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Mr. Trump is in the meantime pondering his first break away from the White House, a potential trip to Mar-a-Lago, his private club in Palm Beach, Fla.
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There, Mr. Trump, who at the time was pondering his choice for a running mate, turned his deliberations into a party game, soliciting opinions from the donors in attendance.
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I walked west across Bainbridge, across streets that counted up, pondering the absurd size of a town with so many streets they'd apparently run out of names for them.
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The question, of course, was what led to this variation and pondering this question would eventually lead Darwin to the theory of evolution for which he is now famous.
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Sea level rise is typically thought of as a coastal problem, with cities from New York to San Francisco pondering new coastal defenses such as sea walls and sturdier buildings.
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Meredith has now found herself in the middle of a love triangle, leaving many dedicated viewers pondering who she will choose at the end of the day: Link or DeLuca.
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Interim coach Sam Mitchell has been pondering resting Wiggins and fellow youngsters Karl-Anthony Towns and Zach LaVine occasionally over the final eight games but hasn't yet made a decision.
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The European Central Bank tinkered with the guidance it issues at its policy meeting, which markets interpreted as a signal that it was pondering a pull-back on quantitative easing.
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Pondering so many mixed signals, Trump apologists cross their fingers, squint a bit, and declare that they see a political pragmatist who may yet preside over a rather normal administration.
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Justice Stephen Breyer seized on the stumble, quickly pondering how strange it would be to protect "this cake baker" but not, for example, Michelangelo's centuries-old architectural feats in Italy.
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In late 2006, when Barack Obama was a first-term senator pondering a long-shot race for the presidency, he asked me to write a strategic memo exploring his prospects.
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When he cuts from a scene of violent chaos to Nick and Jenny in shock afterward, sitting and pondering what their lives have come to, it's a surprisingly funny moment.
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As interest rates rise and the housing market stutters (see article), regulators are again pondering the risks from the mortgage market—this time from a shift towards non-bank originators.
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Shares of Chinese surveillance tech company Hikvision dropped 5.54% after the New York Times reported that the U.S. administration is pondering restrictions on the company's ability to buy American technology.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is not thinking about retirement but for everyone else preparing for Sunday's Super Bowl it seems to be something they are pondering.
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Friends and associates say he is floating ideas, pondering timelines and examining whether there is a way for him to step back into his career, at least in some fashion.
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With rumors swirling that Bill and Tom Brady could finally call it quits after the big game ... especially with 2 key assistant coaches likely leaving and Rob Gronkowski pondering retirement.
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A sharp fall in sterling on Monday left the global investment community pondering what a British exit from the European Union would mean for a slew of different asset markets.
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And then there's the issue of scale: There are as many as 400 billion birds flitting around the planet; pondering their individual, perspicacious consciousnesses can be jaw-dropping, almost sublime.
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It's well before noon on a Tuesday and I'm sitting on a high, slightly wobbly barstool, pondering a mysterious shot of booze that the bartender has just placed before me.
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Whenever I look up at the stars at night pondering the cosmos, I think of my ant collector friend, kneeling in the jungle with a magnifying glass, scouring the earth.
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A Google spokesman told me that its executives were now pondering workers' demands, which include specific changes to hiring and management policies, but the company had no comment beyond that.
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Our Upshot columnist, pondering the U.S.'s approach of 10 recession-free years, visited Australia to see whether it had lessons in resilience to offer the rest of the world.
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Good Tuesday morning from Andrew Ross Sorkin in New York and Amie Tsang and Michael J. de la Merced in London, where we're pondering when a unicorn isn't a unicorn.
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Pondering the station's lack of cutlery, she struck upon the idea of creating silicone "bones"—solid, ivory-colored crescents that resemble oversize macaroni more than the ribs that inspired them.
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I was thinking about my friend's death and I was pondering about the meaning of life at Whole Foods (which I don't like supporting because they were acquired by Amazon).
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That is the question that fans of Ridley Scott's sci-fi thriller have been pondering for 35 years and now in a long-awaited sequel, that question is explored further.
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We next saw him pondering both the magical sign and his hatchet, before Michonne returned to give him the last hit of courage needed to push him over the top.
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Today, on the cusp of a revolution in artificial intelligence, we are pondering a similar question: How will we be able to tell a real human from a synthetic one?
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It's worth pondering if a Free-Net mindset in 2018 would be just a little nicer, a little more organized, and a lot more free—in more ways than one.
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Worth pondering: Both companies already compete in highly crowded industries, so it will be interesting to watch whether SoftBank showering them with riches helps them vault over more established rivals.
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So we're left pondering the existence of these invasive, disruptive surveillance devices mounted in the backs of black vans and on light aircraft, or stuffed into the trunks of squad cars.
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I haven't felt the need to purchase extra orbs yet, but I have found myself spending a lot of time pondering how to spend my orbs instead of playing the game.
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A permanent colony on Mars is undeniably a grand ambition, but his ideas about how to begin, and how to build the necessary infrastructure to get people there, are worth pondering.
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Pondering the idea, Flock said it's interesting to think "not only that our Solar System was baby-proof -- it is possible that the baby thus protected has since 'flown the nest.'"
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Philip Mudd, a veteran C.I.A. and F.B.I. counterterrorism official, does not apologize for the arrest of Mr. Sadequee, who, he credibly argues, showed all the signs of a man pondering violence.
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The urgency of his question cuts to the core of what these stories are really pondering: what if there's somebody out there who's essentially us, but doing it much, much better?
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Hubert released a YouTube video on Monday bashing the 44-year-old actress for pondering the idea of an Oscars boycott when addressing the lack of diversity surrounding this year's nominations.
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We see Carl writing letters to everyone he loves and experiencing a revelatory moment basking in the sun outside Alexandria as he appears to be pondering what it means to live.
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Pondering an industrial-wide programme could trigger a near-crisis scenario for the authorities, and pushing such a programme through would require much greater political will and far more fiscal resources.
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Given that such a mission is not even on the drawing board yet, it's safe to say we're going to be pondering the origin of Pluto's heart for a long time.
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In his research, Hawking sought to solve problems he'd been pondering for the past 35 years — ever since he published his theory of how the universe expanded following the Big Bang.
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The question is worth pondering, as are the state of Djokovic's form and the potential impact of a match this grueling on his chances of successfully defending his Australian Open title.
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The Deadpool star — who, at this point, has established himself as one of the funniest celebrities on Twitter — revealed he's been pondering the famous family's baby boom in a tweet Tuesday.
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Britons around Europe, who have made use of the bloc's right to free movement to settle in other countries, were pondering whether to take on different citizenship to avoid bureaucratic headaches.
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"What concerns us is how many ministers seeing this news will be pondering if it is better to get their resignations in now rather than wait," said Nomura strategist Jordan Rochester.
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The route he'd intended to take back was blocked, but a black and white cat showed up while he was resting and pondering his situation and guided him back to safety.
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To answer this question, you should do some introspective pondering about why you like to smoke weed, says Molly Peckler, CEO of Highly Devoted, a cannabis-friendly coaching and matchmaking firm.
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In pondering their appeal in upcoming elections, Democrats must face up to the reasons why supposedly safe blue states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, along with Ohio, slipped away in 22019.
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"We are looking at this in detail and pondering whether the number of units can be raised," Gunnar Herrmann, chairman of Ford of Germany, said in an interview published on Thursday.
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Investors are pondering whether a rate hike is still likely this summer after an incoming Bank of England policymaker on Tuesday expressed caution over the impact of Brexit on Britain's economy.
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The rules also impose regulations on hookah and pipe tobacco, as well as all cigars, a tougher move than originally anticipated as the agency was pondering excluding so-called premium cigars.
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It sold for $760,000 a year ago, just before their son, Alessandro, was born, and they moved to a two-bedroom rental nearby at Bklyn Gold while pondering their next step.
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As The Washington Post reported on Sunday, the president is pondering shifting Sessions and Rosenstein from their current positions: Rather, Trump appeared to be contemplating changes in the Justice Department's leadership.
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Shares rose in Europe, where investors have been pondering the potential impact of Trump's protectionist policies and the threat of similar policies resulting from upcoming European elections in France and Germany.
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As the debate continues, much that is important will be said about France and racism and Islam, but it is worth pondering that it is women's clothes that are at issue.
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I truly am still pondering the answer, because I hope the thing you make vivid for your readers is just how unusual the setup, the course, the event, truly was. Right?
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Wealthy devotees like the art collector Charles Lang Freer assisted the family financially, while Mr. Thayer spent time portraying angels and pondering how to adapt animal camouflage patterns for military use.
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Why not ask one unlucky curry shop owner in the Japanese city of Higashiōsaka, who is undoubtedly pondering the meaning of life, as he ruminates on the remains of his restaurant.
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The automotive supplier is able to spend about 1 billion euros on acquisitions and is pondering purchases in sectors including electronics and sensor technology, Automobilwoche reported, citing the company's chief executive.
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Fox News covered the story by pondering whether Nickelodeon would host a teen pregnancy special, and Newsweek's Sarah Kliff accused OK editor Rob Shuter of encouraging young girls to get pregnant.
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She also had to get props for the visuals, so she hit up Target pondering what off-shelf products she could buy so that, say, the characters bodies looked like larva.
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In one of those columns, in 1984, she described pondering, while underneath her ancient truck greasing it up, matters like how to respond to the Department of Agriculture's annual farm census.
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Now, it has nothing to do with masgouf or smoked salmon, but Tish Durkin's essay in the Columbia Journalism Review about leaving the profession is moving, difficult and worth pondering hard.
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"Beautiful Things" (2013) leaves a viewer pondering floating female figures in red heels, presumably pantless, squatting and defecating into cartoon bubbles eagerly grasped from below by robotic males with square heads.
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Read: In her satisfying new novel, "Olive, Again," Elizabeth Strout brings back her irascible character Olive Kitteridge, as she revisits a town full of Yankee souls pondering lives of quiet desperation.
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"After pondering the sea turtles' fate for several more minutes," the item says, the nation "started growing jealous that the turtles at least get to have everything be over with quickly."
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First Person With all the talk of the white working class having catapulted our incoming president to power, I've been pondering my own status, past and present, on the socioeconomic ladder.
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Oil futures retreated in Asian trade as the market grew more sceptical of the deal, pondering how the group agreed to limit production and how OPEC would implement such a plan.
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ADDIS ABABA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a damp office at Ethiopia's Addis Ababa University, doctoral student Hailu Geremew fantasizes about working on the nuclear reactor his country is now pondering building.
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It took six years for Breaking Bad fans to finally get an answer to the question we've been pondering ever since Jesse Pinkman made his mad dash to freedom: What next?
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President-elect Trump spent the Christmas holidays pondering his choice for a new Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary while his transition team formulates plans to make the VA great again.
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You&aposll walk away pondering how much farther we have to go as a nation in fighting racism and equally inspired by the power and strength we can find in community.
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It is up to Clinton herself, not Democratic superdelegates pondering the leadership of the DNC, to convince Sanders voters she appreciates their sense of disenfranchisement as well as their policy priorities.
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In October, then-Navy Secretary Richard Spencer touted the concept as a way to augment the fleet at a time when the Navy is pondering the future of its own carriers.
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Amy E. Duddleston, the editor of Gus Van Sant's 1998 not-quite replica of a remake, looks at the differences between the original and her version, pondering why hers didn't play.
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The movie then moves to postwar Britain, where the young author Juliet Ashton (Lily James) is pondering her next work after a successful career writing pseudonymous comedic books during the war.
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I spent the rest of the day stealing glances at how the sun bounced off of the mother's chest and pondering whether or not I could think of her as topless.
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A professor of political theory at George Washington University and the executive director of its Loeb Institute for Religious Freedom, he spends his days pondering the ideas that define American politics.
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Space experts, engineers, and government risk assessors have been pondering the idea of commercial space transportation for decades, but the idea has gained steam since the supersonic Concorde was decommissioned in 2003.
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Democrats grappling with the shock of Hillary Clinton's loss to Donald Trump are also beginning to turn their attention to 2020, and pondering who could defeat Trump as he vies for reelection.
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While we're pondering these, you can enjoy some of the incredible feats of archer Lars Anderson, a man who — unlike this bow — we would 100 percent pick for our apocalyptic RPG party.
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That's a thought worth pondering as the president pursues a foreign policy that, had it been undertaken by a Democratic administration, would likely have been met with considerable approval on the left.
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Frank, a corporate executive and the groom's half-brother, is a misanthrope who has given up on happiness, and instead spends his free time pondering the human condition as an impartial observer.
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First, it was outright dismissal; next came the arms-length pondering; then, finally, was a full throated and multi-faceted war on the plague of hoaxes and falsehoods being disseminated on Facebook.
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Amid the cacophony of blockchain-based would-be substitutes for official currencies, central banks from Singapore to Sweden have been pondering whether they should issue digital versions of their own money, too.
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It's a question that I have been pondering on and off this year, what with the rise of digital nomads and the deeply libertarian ethos baked into parts of the blockchain community.
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They sit there all calm and cool, appearing not to notice or care about your existence, but if this video is to be believed, they are quietly pondering life and planning moves.
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Near the end of 2017, on a Dominican Republic beach with his family, Facebook executive David Marcus wrestled with a question he'd been pondering since his previous job as president of PayPal.
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Next time you're pondering the lengthy delay in your doctor's waiting room, remember that paperwork adds at least 30 minutes to every hour of patient care, according to the American Hospital Association.
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Markets had another jittery week pondering the financial fallout from Britain's vote to leave the EU. Several British commercial-property funds stopped investors cashing out following a rapid increase in redemption requests.
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Damjanski told Motherboard the app is the culmination of three months of work and over a year spent pondering what it means to be a human in a world increasingly lived online.
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I know I will be spending the week before next episode pondering if we are a nation of people who ate the chickens when we knew we should have been eating eggs.
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While the Supreme Court justices delved into some of this history on Tuesday, they spent most of the hour-long session pondering the practical effects of a ruling in the tribe's favor.
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" Pondering these historical patterns, Theodor Adorno, a disenchanted Marxist, once quipped that "no universal history leads from savagery to humanitarianism, but there is one leading from the slingshot to the atom bomb.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With correlations between interest rates and currencies approaching their lowest levels in more than a decade, investors are pondering whether the traditionally dominant driver for foreign exchange markets remains relevant.
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I have walked around my apartment pondering whether Mr. Doucet's crisp ridges or PourlyMadeByMina's shimmery resin would be best suited to the kitchen, or whether that would be a waste of pizazz.
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The contrast between then and now is worth pondering in the Age of Trump — an age whose signature feature isn't populism or nationalism or any other –ism widely attached to the president.
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The European Union is also pondering a new digital single market, in part to give European companies a market in which they have a chance to grow as large as Chinese rivals.
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He is even pondering politics, which is not a stretch in a state that elected Al Franken, a comedic actor, to the Senate and Jesse Ventura, a retired professional wrestler, as governor.
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Investors are pondering if the escalated U.S.-Iran tensions that are spiking oil prices could serve as the catalyst needed to turn around the most hated sector for the past 230 years.
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It's also a principal topic of interest to Miller, who devotes considerable words to pondering how difficult it must have been for someone as sensitive as Wallace to manage his own fame.
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But "Ad Astra" is more concerned with its protagonist's inner life than the magnificent starscape outside his spacecraft, and long stretches pass with only Pitt onscreen, his voice-over pondering life's profundities.
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As the tribute episode nears its end, Jughead is seen sitting in front of a blank document on his laptop titled "Frederick Arthur Andrews, In Memoria," pondering fleetingly before he starts typing.
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Kittlaus said the very idea of pondering such big thoughts or being inspired by the end was not something he or entrepreneurs like him ever had paid much attention to until now.
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" An editorial cartoonist for Yediot Ahronot captured the prime minister's tone-deaf self-involvement, depicting him gleefully asking Israelis pondering the smoldering wreckage of their home: "Did you hear about the Golan?
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" Trump continued to publicly berate his own attorney general, this time pondering in a tweet why Jeff Sessions (and special counsel Robert Mueller) weren't looking into Hillary Clinton and James Comey's "crimes.
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He told me that on Saturday, a couple of days before I arrived at Boise, so I had just been pondering that the whole time, like, wow, that would be really cool.
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Maybe we're just naive en masse… I like the idea that Will Ferrell is out there somewhere, though, pondering how market regulation reform would enrich the lives of millions of struggling Americans.
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The science behind the attack, known as Thermanator, may seem obvious once understood, but nevertheless, pondering the types of scenarios in which it might be pulled off is still a pretty entertaining exercise.
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As promised, Miley Cyrus is pondering the meaning of it all in her new "rootsy" video for "Malibu," which focuses on re-falling in love with Liam Hemsworth, the sun, and the sky.
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We spend this episode of October's Very Owned pondering what his friends might get him as gifts and discussing how hard it must be to shop for the man who seemingly has everything.
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" The NCAA is pondering its next steps in California while working to make changes to its "name, image and likeness rules that are both realistic in modern society and tied to higher education.
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There are long periods of pondering and planning, an array of (mostly coherent) notes of costume possibilities, and a mental log of cornerstone pop culture moments that are primed to take costume form.
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Turns out, we're not the only ones pondering the unmistakable variety of puppies and show dogs when it comes to traits like size, shape, weight, height, coat color, texture and many more variables.
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Though Mr Ross claimed he started pondering the citizenship question after only a week in his position, the record "contains no hint that he was considering" voting rights of minorities as the impetus.
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Italian policymakers and EU officials have been pondering how to improve Italy's fragile banking system, which has been bogged down by non-performing loans estimated to total around 360 billion euros ($401 billion).
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So, in a way, some of this research could make us feel less alienated, as it shows we're just one of millions of strangers fretting and pondering in the middle of the night.Yeah.
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So here's something worth pondering in the midst of the Kobe elegies that will no doubt be written over the next few months: Is it "selfish" and "petulant" when you prove yourself right?
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He asked if I'd seen his client so far that day, and as we're both standing there pondering where she is, suddenly this pickup truck comes flying down the driveway with squealing tires.
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This week we discuss whether policy-makers are out of ammunition to fight global financial jitters, pondering efforts to prop up oil prices and signs that central banks will ease monetary policy further
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Indicated 0.2 percent higher The potash company is pondering smaller strategic changes in its fertiliser business as well as steps to improve its IT infrastructure, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported, citing executive Otto Lose.
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That is what users of the DAO, a futuristic investment fund, were left pondering after June 17th, when an unknown attacker made off with around 3.6m "ether", an online currency similar to bitcoin.
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"It's worked for him in the past to sort of challenge norms and challenge the rule of law," Edelson said, pondering whether Trump could simply forego the rules and ax the investigations outright.
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Netflix has reportedly renewed the David Fincher-produced psycho drama for a second batch of episodes, so it's not too early to start pondering what's ahead for the FBI's budding behavioral science unit.
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By contrast, "Alexander the Great" (1956), reissued on Blu-ray by Twilight Time, is a self-pondering peplum and one of the few big-budget examples that might be considered a personal statement.
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That surpasses the number of top bundlers who contributed to the federal fundraising vehicles established in this election cycle by other Democrats who have either declared their 20203 intentions or are pondering bids.
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He was charging 30 pounds an hour for private lessons and pondering a trans-Atlantic move to coach in Philadelphia this year before a new romance changed his mind and his story arc.
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The documents also suggested that the state attorneys general are at least pondering using the powerful anti-racketeering RICO law if a company is shown to have mislead the public over climate change.
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While pondering that question, we hit upon Jean, which had the appeal of being simple, classic but not overused, and nicely resonant with the names of both of our fathers, John and Jacques.
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These are some of the same reasons the Yankees are pondering dealing Andrew Miller, so while Betances is probably safe for now, it could be just a matter of time before that changes.
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While The Goldwater may have a hard time convincing readers it is a legitimate news site, it's still worth pondering the potential employment of "digital workers" in the future of fake news content.
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But maybe a few of those scenes of him pondering the state of the X-Men could have gone to more screen time for Turner — you know, the person playing the title character.
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Mr. Sarkozy had already been pondering the existential issue of why his generation wasn't finding fashion inspiration in the intellectual sphere and had, he said, written up a proposal for a fashion line.
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The very Naumanesque "Carousel" (1988), an improvised device dragging fake animal carcasses in a circle, raises the inevitable question nagging anyone pondering the artist's motivations: to what purpose is Carousel's implied cruelty aimed?
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And I now realize that a very large number of people — in China, in Italy, in Boston, in Seattle, in anywhere — are probably pondering versions of this very thing, or probably will soon.
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This means that in understanding the challenge facing Western leadership, it's worth pondering the ways in which the world's authoritarian regimes interact with ethnic and religious diversity — exploiting it, managing it, or both.
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The big picture: The Syria decision follows a trend for Trump, who has pledged to reduce the country's military footprint around the world — most controversially pondering a complete pullout from Afghanistan by 2020.
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So it's worth pondering exactly what his still-highly-unlikely, but not-entirely-unimaginable nomination might mean, and what he offers as an alternative to both his Democratic rivals and to Donald Trump.
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LONDON — Scott Bell and Jamie Murray Pullan were sitting in the TV room of their student dorm recently, watching one of England's most popular shows and pondering a pressing question of the moment.
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By encouraging a conversation between outsiders and their mainstream comrades-in-arms, the exhibition leaves you pondering the sorts of fruitful, unresolveable questions that anyone who takes art seriously does well to consider.
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The connection between bluegrass and black metal is something Ravenwood has spent a lot of time pondering, as both a fan and a living representative of the seemingly unlikely fusion of the two.
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Arora: Political participation the winner The result of the EU Referendum has left the UK pondering the UK-EU relationship, but also the fate of the relationship between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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For investors pondering if January's comeback is a revival of the bull market or just a bounce before the coming bear, the market is about to tell them, according to J.P. Morgan's chart analyst.
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Once again, Cramer is seeing the "warning signs" stories start to appear, pondering whether Washington will save the market or not, or if the Fed rate hike cycle is about to begin in earnest.
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Doug Collins, a Georgia Republican, started off by attempting to equate Omar's recent controversies — without mentioning her by name — with white nationalism, pondering why a "tolerance of Jewish stereotypes" has spilled into the House.
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In the moment when you've just accidentally gifted a stranger a wad of digital cash, you would probably just like the money back as quickly as possible without pondering the ethics of the situation.
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"Now the market is pondering the possibility that we'll see a flood or Iranian oil come onto the market if there's progress made," said Phil Flynn, an analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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The yuan has fallen to its lowest level against the dollar since 2008; anxious Chinese officials are said to be pondering tighter restrictions on foreign takeovers by domestic firms to stem the downward pressure.
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More likely we're pondering a pom-pom keychain or a pair of fur-festooned shoes or gloves, and it's probably rabbit fur, one of the most ubiquitous (and affordable) types of fur out there.
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Daniel Craig may be playing James Bond in the spy film's next installment, but that hasn't stopped countless people from pondering over who should be the next person to fill 007's polished shoes.
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Long the face of centrism in France, with three failed runs for the presidency to his name, Bayrou, was pondering whether to make a fourth run when he was overtaken by Macron's dizzy rise.
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Depending on who you ask, the robots may or may not be taking over, leaving us mere humans pondering how work fits into our lives and whether we're going to be eventually rendered obsolete.
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Williams likely won't come back as Arya, but given that HBO is pondering several spin-off shows (with one prequel series in likely development) the cable giant would delight fans by expanding Arya's world.
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But once the melancholy traveler sequence is over, we're quickly shoved back into the harsh reality of Fear — there's no time for brooding or pondering the meaning of life, if you want to survive.
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Even before Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders won their respective parties' presidential primaries in New Hampshire Tuesday night, a lot of political analysts had spent a lot of time pondering the similarities between them.
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Most of us will go through life mildly pondering a Rubik's Cube every now and then, but a professional speedcuber can solve one in seconds – a record speed of 4.59 seconds, to be exact.
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Presumably that second approach was one taken by Firewatch player [RG] Undercover Fish, who posted on the game's forums shortly after finishing it, pondering whether to request a refund on PC download platform Steam.
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The carmaker is pondering production of battery cells at a new research facility in Salzgitter, Germany as it plans to triple investment in electric drives to about 9 billion euros ($9.80 billion) through 2022.
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Spider-Man 3, Shrek the Third, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, and The Bourne Ultimatum were all lazy threequels that had us pondering what we'd done to deserve this kind of cruelty.
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This has changed the tone in reporting from measuring up the White House curtains for Mrs Clinton to gloomily pondering the possibility of a Trump presidency, at least among Democrats and Never-Trump Republicans.
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For now, though, building a temple in outer space is a Moonshot—an interplanetary thought experiment pondering how far humanity must travel to establish a utopian society, free from national boundaries and ideological differences.
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There's no doubt that anti-Corbyn parliamentarians have been pondering how to ditch him ever since his election, but any plot probably gained traction only as the scale of Labour's Brexit debacle became apparent.
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From the newly-crowned champion Chicago Cubs, facing the possible loss of free agents, to teams pondering a rebuilding effort, MLB's 30 clubs will be jockeying for talent as they head to the Dec.
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Investors are pondering what the change in leadership will actually mean for the bank over the next year or two, Marty Mosby, an analyst at Vining Sparks IBG, said in a note on Friday.
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In the meantime, Dr. Lorna James (Kati Brazda), who is overseeing the experiment, finds herself pondering the same ambiguities with Dr. Toby Sealey (Steve Key), her mentor and — it turns out — her former lover.
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The show lacked the humor of Jessica Simpson pondering whether tuna was fish or chicken on Newlyweds, and Spears's home video footage lacked the masterful editing of Bravo or Real World pioneers Bunim-Murray.
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Others are pondering whether the overuse of screens is a class issue, in which the poor are trapped in cyberspace and the rich can afford not to be jacked into the matrix 24/7.
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I ended my search for these two personalities of 18th-century America back at 1 Broadway, in the lobby of the building, pondering the unlikely moment they came dramatically into contact with one another.
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As American car buyers cautiously dip their toes into the world of electric vehicles, pondering issues such as cost, charging times and driving range, big businesses and some government agencies are going in headfirst.
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The show is an unclassifiable hybrid that remixes a classical ballet beyond recognition and makes the audience an active participant in constantly pondering not just the meaning of the story, but its very form.
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The big picture: Trump has pledged to reduce the U.S. military footprint around the world — controversially pondering a complete pullout from Afghanistan by 2020 — and the Syria decision is another part of that trend.
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And the same week, half a world away at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, climate experts will be pondering what his ascent means for their efforts to make progress on the issue.
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In another stream of consciousness digression, Trump suddenly started pondering his prospects in his own re-election race, wondering what a bad showing in November would portend for his hopes of a second term.
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Pondering who and what she would be today is a coping mechanism her fans still resort to, allowing her, like other stars who died young, to live on as a symbol of eternal youth.
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He is pondering a broader response to the Russia issue, people close to him say, but he is so far stymied by opponents he can't see, but who have clearly knocked him off track.
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"If we're going to be serious about cosmology, this is the kind of thing we have to be able to take seriously," said Lisa Randall, a Harvard theorist who has been pondering the problem.
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While the citizens of comparatively rich Western European countries have been pondering whether or not to stay in the EU, countries to the East have been dreaming of joining, and working to meet the requirements.
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GLASTONBURY, England, June 23 (Reuters) - Johnny Depp courted controversy at Britain's Glastonbury music festival with a joke about assassinating Donald Trump, pondering how long it had been since an actor had killed a U.S. president.
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You know, the one who's lived in their house for two years and still has their TV on a cardboard box, or who's still pondering the prospect of an outdoor furniture set in mid-August.
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The Ministry of Education says it is pondering a law that would require public high schools to run their international programmes as private entities (fearing this event, a few schools have already begun doing so).
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There likely will be discussion on shows like "Morning Joe" and in David Brooks columns in The New York Times about how Trump defied political gravity, but that's not what minority voters will be pondering.
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Now, as spring training begins, Wright is still determining the best way to soothe his back issues, and the Mets are still pondering how to handle him over the course of 162 games in 2016.
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ONE recent Sunday, about 40 people turned up at their regular gathering place, a community centre in Seattle, and soon found themselves pondering an ethical dilemma: would it ever be right to punch a Nazi?
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Just as Leslie Jones, Mikey Day, and Beck Bennett are pondering how similar Gadot will be to her iconic D.C. character, Gadot smashes through the wall of Studio 6H, sending Bennett flying across the room.
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There's some real The Road Not Taken-level pondering happening here, but ultimately, Weiss is just glad he stuck it out, grateful to still be playing, and impressed that in 20 years, he's barely changed.
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In one shot, Kanye sits on the couch in his usual white sweatshirt, staring off into the distance (likely pondering his next great poetic oeuvre), wearing a brand-new diamond ring on his left hand.
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Turns out that cats and dogs dream a lot like us, subconsciously pondering the things that matter to them most during sleep, which means they are thinking about us even when their eyes are closed.
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"I am sitting in my @harvardhbs dorm pondering the massive undertaking of @Modelland that launches later this year," Banks wrote on Instagram, Thursday, captioning a black and white photo of herself sitting on a bed.
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Raising the stakes for Hollande, who is pondering whether to run for re-election next year, the powerful CGT union announced fresh strikes from next week, and truck drivers are poised to do the same.
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As you do, may we recommend you spend some time pondering what choice you'll make when presented with a totally sci-fi story of a smart bot living in your home, monitoring your every move.
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Whether she's cooing over a baby in a bustling cobblestone street, pondering the philosophy of sex aboard a cozy sea crossing, or blazing onto the battlefield armored and ready for war, Gal Gadot is glorious.
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Why it matters: Barton has not been accused of any misconduct, but after announcing earlier this month that he would seek re-election, he told the Texas Tribune he is now pondering his political future.
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During one of my daily commutes into The Verge's office in midtown I was pondering what we were going to use for a lead image when I found myself looking at the MTA subway map.
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But a baseball cap is also a recognized symbol of masculinity, which I think about a lot when I get dressed or when I'm pondering my sex life or how I walk in the world.
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Donald Trump, the de facto Republican presidential nominee, has begun reassuring party officials that he will build a solid campaign for the general election and pondering how to add pizazz to the convention in July.
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After dishing on what they'd taken from set and which other character they'd like to play, Cuoco was asked the question fans have been pondering for the last 12 years: What is Penny's last name?
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Pondering the many ways that travel has changed in the 30-plus years she has been a travel writer, Schultz observed that social media has brought a lot of once lesser-known places to light.
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"A surprising, unexpected confluence of events came together and all of a sudden we were pondering this gorgeous, funny, not-seen-in-far-too-long Neil Simon play," Parker says of starring in the play.
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Spending decades pondering the passage of millennia has led to an awareness of my own place in time, and recognition of the fact that time hurtles by whether we are aware of it or not.
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As I was pondering options, I was thrilled last November to see two fairly obsessive commenters, "Kurt from Switzerland" and "Wmar," voluntarily shed their verified status, conceding that it put them at an unfair disadvantage.
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Playing a failed architect named Michael with an apparent gift for pickups, Mr. Clary soon leaves off pondering the sexual suggestiveness of the Passion to be joined by his dinner guest, Tim (James Nelson-Joyce).
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He also speculated on future near-term moves in equities, pondering over whether the recent trend of buying the dips would entice dealers or if stocks would be stuck in a rut after Thursday's carnage.
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He has generally spoken less about the need for a more robust military defense of space in favor of publicly pondering what explorers might find if Americans had the ability to travel to another planet.
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Herson, who served in the Pentagon under former President George H.W. Bush and was an intern in the Reagan White House, has been pondering how much longer he'd like to stay in the lobbying game.
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He has generally spoken less about the need for a more robust military defense of space in favor of publicly pondering what explorers might find if Americans had the ability to travel to another planet.
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I am still pondering the artistic miracle that unfolded before me last weekend in a sold-out series before the most diverse audience I have ever seen at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center's Polk Theater.
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But it also gains a certain poignancy from pondering a question that many have thought about but few have fictionalized quite like the show has: Just how are these two still married to each other?
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Perhaps the best thing you can do as founders of a benefit corporation — or a startup pondering B Corp certification — is to communicate your priorities clearly to one another, to your team and to prospective investors.
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We spend a lot of time pondering how to transition our summer clothes into fall — and crop tops in particular pose a unique dilemma, especially when planning to wear them outside of, you know, music festivals.
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LONDON, April 10 (Reuters) - The United States on Tuesday welcomed reports that the European Union was considering new sanctions on Iran and said risks remained for those who were pondering doing business with the Islamic Republic.
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The artists, all of whom are involved in UrbanGlass's day-to-day operations in some way, each crafted something between a still life and a puzzle, forming discrete arrangements that invited close looking and sustained pondering.
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I've been pondering this topic over the last few months, from the heady days of September, through the market peak, down the chute toward the Happy Holiday-Christmas Eve crater, then up the post-Christmas ladder.
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So if you've ever spent time pondering the mysteries of Trader Joe's while waiting in one of its ever-present checkout lines, or while mulling over the snack selection, then give the new podcast a listen.
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Merritt spent seven months behind bars before prosecutors dropped the 2188 felony charges against him in April and a Maricopa County judge dismissed the case "without prejudice," leaving law enforcement pondering how their investigation fell apart.
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There are not-very-veiled swipes at the present Republican majority leader in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, for setting out to make Barack Obama a one-term president, rather than pondering how to advance conservative ideas.
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Guendelman likens scientists pondering their responsibility over making a baby universe to parents deciding whether or not to have children, knowing they will inevitably introduce them to a life filled with pain as well as joy.
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But the real issue, the one that has me pondering whether the iPad Mini even has a place in my grubby hands in 2019, is that it, like any other non-Pro iPad, just feels old.
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However, instead of pondering what could have been, Wilkinson is primed for his next bout and he doesn't believe his time away from the Octagon will affect him at all at UFC London on February 27.
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"In pondering the order of importance, or at least price action relevance, for the potential new information the number one slot undoubtedly goes to the 2019 dots, trailed closely by the balance sheet clarity," said Lyngen.
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Any Sex and the City fan remembers Carrie's incredibly charming apartment that had plenty of room for her to lounge around, pondering romantic quandaries and searching for the perfect outfit in her enviable walk-in closet.
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"The JGB market is now pondering the possibility of the BOJ easing policy in July, when the Fed is expected to lower rates," said Katsutoshi Inadome, senior fixed income strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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FEW people pondering how to vote in the referendum on Britain's European Union membership on June 23rd will care which group is designated to vie for their support when the official campaign begins on April 15th.
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As the monarch announced the bills to go before Parliament in what may be the last session of the Cameron era, it was easy to imagine the prime minister pondering his place in the history books.
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It's a question some Democrats are pondering as the 2020 presidential election inches closer: Can their party represent change when three of its top candidates are not only familiar faces, but people in their retirement years?
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Elsewhere, different free-speech issues abounded: college campuses in convulsions over who should opine and how; tech behemoths pondering how to control (and profit from) the blizzard of online chatter; authoritarian governments snuffing out digital dissent.
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"The risk remains serious that the CSU may leave Merkel's government," Holger Schmeiding, chief economist at Berenberg bank, said in a note late Sunday evening, adding that it was worth pondering the potential "what if" consequences.
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We all need to eat, and when we stop to consider our eating habits we are really pondering a galaxy of concerns that seem all out of proportion with, say, the desire to eat a croissant.
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Just as we were building towering skyscrapers out of blocks and pondering our possible futures, we were also learning important lessons like hard work, perseverance, and respect - that would help lay the groundwork for our success.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Restless dwellers in Something City's flourishing neighborhoods waltz in and out of neatly kept parks and dockside open-air markets, pondering their next move or the one they just made.
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But it's also Gloria (Selenis Leyva), who spends too long pondering the ethics of selling out her fellow prisoners and misses her chance to free the hostages and visit her critically injured son in the hospital.
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So the question of how you replace a bad elite with a better one, not just with something more corrupt, is what both left and right should be pondering while this particular purgation runs its course.
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The finale, however, couldn't have been much better in bringing the show to a satisfying end, pondering the weighty issues that death -- and what might come after it -- have always presented with charm, humor and grace.
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The Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to allow these executions to move forward, based on minimal briefing, and for the justices to hand down such a decision after pondering it for only a few days.
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Her thoughts on art and life continued to punctuate the experience, as we stretched our legs and necks, pondering the painted, elegant body of John Singer Sargent's "Madame X" or a stern bust of Benjamin Franklin.
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The logos are inscribed on the covers of found investment guidebooks, which will be displayed around an empty office space in the financial district — a fitting location for pondering the precarity of our fiscal past and future.
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It's been almost eight years of circulating rumors and encouraging words from actors, but it seems our favorite past-time of pondering the questions in Carrie Bradshaw's sex column will forever be just that — a past-time.
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If you currently own a Switch (or are pondering purchasing one soon) you can currently grab a few of the system's most lauded titles at a nice discount over at Walmart — beating Amazon's prices by $10-$20.
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One important question for those pondering the future of globalisation is: what distribution of political power can best reconcile global openness and broad-based prosperity (the latter being relatively important to maintaining the legitimacy of the former).
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It's impossible to gaze at a magnificent underwater creature, like a dolphin or a trout, without pondering how it feels—to swim so fast, to dive so deep, to feel so comfortable in such as strange environment.
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According to an Ipsos poll conducted in March, 19 percent of Americans would consider moving to Canada if Donald Trump is elected (a slightly smaller number, 15 percent, said they were pondering emigration if Hillary Clinton prevails).
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With the Jurassic Park instrumental theme song playing through the speakers, the lead singer and I just held each other and fucking wept like babies at how amazing the Earth is, pondering We get to live here?
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In a conversation Monday, Trump told French President-elect Emmanuel Macron he is "pondering" whether to remain in the Paris Climate Agreement, French Ambassador to the US Gerard Araud told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in Paris on Tuesday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - England coach Gareth Southgate said his team need to "suffer" their loss to Croatia in the World Cup semi-finals and understand the opportunity they passed up before pondering the positives from their remarkable campaign.
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But it is worth pondering the cost to Mexican stability — and its knock-on effect on the United States — had Mexico suffered through the many crises of the 1980s and 1990s without the escape valve of migration.
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If Lil Wayne is hip-hop's savior, granting it ever-lasting life, we have all of eternity to continue pondering that question, which means there is plenty of space to move onto talking more about "Gossip" itself.
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Britain has spent years pondering whether to expand Heathrow or its rival Gatwick to provide additional capacity in the south east and a decision from the new government of Theresa May is expected in the coming months.
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The feature — a glimmering prism into the life of a man pondering the nature of relationships, time, and the ways they intersect — is told through a multitude of lenses, among them video, cartoons, and stop-motion animation.
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Looking down over the fields of Glastonbury is as good a place as any to start pondering these thoughts, because the festival site itself is an expanding stretch of land filled with the beating heart of humanity.
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More than 70 cities including Atlanta, Denver and Orlando have signed onto a goal of buying enough renewable power to offset all of their electricity consumption, though many mayors are now pondering how to pull that off.
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Henry David Thoreau, were he to stroll through Crosby, would not recognize its Dunkin' Donuts, yet he'd be familiar with the anguished Yankee souls at its booths pondering their lives of quiet desperation over coffee and crullers.
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And though it doesn't present complex characters, Jexi makes you think: when Phil decides to go on a bike ride outside instead of scrolling endlessly through his Facebook feed, I found myself pondering making a similar choice.
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Apart from political risks, bond investors are pondering the impact of the European Central Bank eventually winding down its bond-buying stimulus scheme, which has driven down borrowing costs in the bloc for the past two years.
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By conducting a chorus of unsung voices from the margins, An Opera for Animals leaves its visitors pondering the possibilities of cultural heterogeneity and deep diversity in the (post-)colonial context that the gallery is situated in.
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And in the front row, following a catwalk extravaganza that took place beneath a large reproduction of the Eiffel Tower inside the Grand Palais, the American pop star Katy Perry was pondering the meaning of true independence.
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For the biologist Nipam H. Patel, the sighting offered a possible answer to a question he had been pondering for years: During embryonic and larval development, how do cells know where to stop and where to go?
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Indeed, there is a playfulness to her work, but it's tempered with a sense of looming mortality (Cléo's cancer, Demy's AIDS-related death, the demise of Sandrine Bonnaire's vagabond, Varda pondering her own end in Faces Places).
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Every year, the real estate website Zillow poses the question, "Which celebrity would you most want to live next-door to?" which gives us the perfect opportunity to discuss something we already spend most of our time pondering.
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The circular story immediately backtracks to observe Walter, who is on the verge of retirement after 34 years, addressing a class and posing the same unanswerable questions he has been pondering out loud for more than three decades.
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Gingrich's growing involvement in Trump's campaign has peaked the interest of media outlets, with CNN exploring "How Newt Gingrich became Donald Trump's inside man" and the Los Angeles Times pondering what a Trump-Gingrich ticket would look like.
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Canada says it is pondering new regulations of internet companies, and in the wake of the shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand, Australia has passed a sweeping new law with strong penalties for online services that distribute violent content.
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And even though the XR will have most of the features offered on the XS for less money, for some of those pondering which new phone to throw a month's rent at, the choice has already been made.
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Italian policymakers and European Union (EU) officials have been pondering how to improve Italy's fragile banking system in recent months, which has been bogged down by non-performing loans estimated to total around 360 billion euros ($401 billion).
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We don't spend too much time pondering how Google got so good at mapping the world, and what decisions and choices were made along the way that have made it the go-to navigational tool of our time.
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At the same time, the Fed's mixed messages, internal conflicts and pondering of longer-term issues have confused markets, and if she doesn't sound more confident on the economy, that may also create a backlash in the markets.
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It pauses poolside at the Algiers, where two white women who've come to Detroit from Ohio, Julie Ann (Hannah Murray) and Karen (Kaitlyn Dever), are partying and pondering what to do now that their money has run out.
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While men are busy pondering if they can hug women anymore, etiquette experts told MONEY they have been bombarded with requests this year to offer guidance on how to host or act at the annual office holiday function.
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And, upon quick cuts to Murphy awake in the darkness, pondering his exclusion, it's clear where this is going, playing out the plotline of "Rory," Foxing's heretofore signature song (the "so whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy don't you love me back?!?!?" one).
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It's a question many Democrats are pondering as Warren — one of the leading contenders for her party's presidential nomination, if she chooses to run in 28503 — goes back and forth with the president over immigration and other issues.
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Leonardo seems to have found peace in his final years, closely attended by the young King—who lived in a château just a few hundred yards away—organizing court celebrations and pondering geometric puzzles to his heart's content.
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Many companies are pondering a shift of jobs and investment to continental Europe and some think London risks damaging its status as Europe's biggest financial centre after Britain formally began its divorce from the European Union on Wednesday.
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I slammed down "The Red Car," Marcy Dermansky's sharp and fiery new novel, in tense fits and jumpy starts, putting down the book to ponder it, but not pondering long because I had to know what happened next.
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They are looking across the aisle at Bernie Sanders, who is drawing "Amens" for the concept that Medicare-for-all is the only way to achieve universal coverage, and pondering how they might negotiate anything with these Democrats.
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Getting Around the Changing City, which will combine conventional discussions with urban journeys; like exploring Brooklyn by way of its bike lanes, or pondering the extremes of affluence and poverty along the route of the M101 bus line.
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Looking to influence American officials, the men arranged for large donations to, among other political causes, the 2018 campaign of Representative Pete Sessions, the Texas Republican who lost his seat last year and is now pondering a comeback.
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They were too fastidious, and too smart, to discard the poise and economy of Conceptualism in favor of some inchoate, spontaneous "self-expression" — the construction of the self, after all, was one of the things they were pondering.
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Six months after his party's loss of Istanbul's mayoralty in local elections — his most significant electoral setback in a 25-year political career — Mr. Erdogan, 65, is pondering holding general elections in 503, according to some political analysts.
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If we're receptive, it leaves us pondering the fact that an encounter with a universe that's much bigger than ourselves — either in the solar system or in the heavens — can force us into an encounter with, well, ourselves.
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As for Black Mother's organization, Rooney Elmi notes in a Film Comment interview with Allah, the first trimester dredges up Jamaica's colonial past, the second addresses the complexity of womanhood, and the third involves prayer and pondering death.
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It almost always has been, which is why Luddites were pondering technological unemployment more than a hundred years ago, worried that low-skill workers aided by machines would replace master craftsmen during the industrial revolution (spoiler alert: they did).
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And our blunt horse stable employee sought to appeal to Kate's less aspirational side by telling her to embrace herself for who she really was and drop by his cabin, an invitation she was pondering when the episode ended.
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After pondering the existential question of whether a selfie is really a selfie if no one likes it — spoiler alert: it is — Kim is asked to reveal which of her sisters would be the most likely to sue her.
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But the underlying goal of religion is to take a stab at pondering or even providing answers to some of the deepest questions about the universe, and the best pop culture — the best art, period — is rarely so didactic.
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It is an era in which capitalism has no ideological opponent of similar stature and influence, and in which it is hard to escape the market's vocabulary, values, and assumptions, even when pondering a topic such as social change.
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Pondering the potential ramifications of an IBM-powered Trump presidency is genuinely terrifying, but with people like Hanley, who won't settle for the halfhearted handwringing of leaders like Rometty, there's hope that tech's top brass will see the light.
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But as he walks with the president through a dark square inside the Kremlin—where the opening scenes of "Boris Godunov" are set—Mr Putin is pondering not how he plans to rule, but how he plans to leave.
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BERLIN, May 3 (Reuters) - Volkswagen is pondering spin-offs of non-core assets such as motorcycle maker Ducati and transmissions maker Renk, its new chief executive said, as the group seeks to boost its efficiency and become more nimble.
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Rather than trying to persuade them to vote Trump, elites are pondering, maybe it would be easier to simply let Senate campaigns and outside interest groups target certain voters for pro-Johnson message and get-out-the-vote efforts?
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Market participants are now pondering whether the U.S. Federal Reserve, which holds a two-day policy meeting that ends on Wednesday, will signal a faster pace of rate increases in the coming months as the labour market tightens further.
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For months now, India's dozen mobile-phone operators have been pondering just how aggressively Mukesh Ambani, the boss of Reliance Industries and India's richest man, would gatecrash their market with the launch of Jio, his new 4G telecoms operation.
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Maybe it's because I had CDS instead of EPS at 6 Across, and therefore spent a long time pondering what Mexican dish that is made of "stuffed tortillas" could start with the letter C (the answer is really ENCHILADAS).
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But Sanders later said that he had been pondering retirement at the beginning of the 1998 season (his last) and decided to step away from football afterward, despite being just 1,400 yards away from the all-time rushing record.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Not yet" is likely to be the main message this week from Bank of England officials pondering when to start signaling an interest rate hike after a sharp slowdown rekindling doubt about Britain's economy ahead of Brexit.
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The center-right has vowed to deport hundreds of thousands of migrants if they are able to form a government - even though that promise will be hard to keep - leaving many migrants in the country pondering over their future.
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The novel is a great vehicle for passing the dead minutes of exercise by pondering, with Maigret, the challenges of order versus chaos, how to serve justice, if it needs serving — and an island filled with 'nothing but phenomena.
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The play by Lucy Prebble, who turned another twisty news saga into zany drama in "Enron" (2009), begins with Marina Litvinenko pondering a push for a public inquiry into her husband's death, in the face of obstructive British ministers.
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" As Mallo spends this episodic film pondering his own mortality and wondering whether he has the stamina to embark on a new production, he wrestles with a late-in-life heroin addiction that Almodóvar invented for "Pain and Glory.
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But instead of pondering those losses, Mr. Baghdadi, 46, emphasized the threat the West still faces from the Islamic State, making indirect references to recent attacks on the Underground in London, in the heart of Barcelona and in Russia.
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That book discussed seven movies that involved couples pondering divorce or trying to reconcile after separation — he called them comedies of remarriage and filled his discussion of them with references to Austin, Hegel, Heidegger, Wittgenstein, Kant and other philosophers.
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With the big bad now marching across the Seven Kingdoms, it's worth pondering the army of the dead's master plan, beyond killing and turning every living soul in Westeros — and Game of Thrones fans, as always, have their theories.
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Cell phones didn't yet exist when Auguste Rodin sculpted and cast the Thinker in bronze, but even so, I like to imagine the guy has been bent over for nearly 150 years, pondering whether he should send That Text.
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Jackson did the cooking, the cleaning, the grocery shopping, and the child-rearing; he sat at his desk, pondering the state of American letters and occasionally yelling at his wife to come and refill the ink in his pen.
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In a departure from the neighborhood's typically efficient, underdecorated Chinese restaurants, the inside is papered in black murals with bright drawings — of the pondering scholar and his persevering wife, of stray leaves and spice — and lit by tasseled lanterns.
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They also seemed to embody the tensions facing Democrats pondering the upcoming presidential election: Should the party embrace a new wave of progressive energy, or choose a more traditional candidate, one who had shown success winning over moderate Republicans?
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In a pragmatic sense, tiredness could also be a danger if you're driving, using machinery, or perhaps not being 100 percent present crossing the road while listening to Elliott Smith deep cuts and pondering the vagaries of your existence.
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Tila Tequila is a 35-year-old who became famous through social networking sites years ago and has become notorious for her Nazi sympathies: I came to the alt-right around the time I started pondering Hitler in 100.
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It's in the pondering of those questions, though, that Scott ends up turning both Covenant and its precursor Prometheus (a film I like even more than this one) into an examination of humanity's desire to seek out its creators.
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