With numeric passcodes, it's 10,000 possibilities if four digit and 1,000,000 possibilities if six digit.
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The possibilities of art are endless, so should the possibilities of our imagination and our humanity.
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This "abstraction" of gameplay sequences and "bucketing" of possibilities greatly reduces the possibilities Pluribus has to consider.
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The possibilities for storytelling are interesting, but the possibilities for changing how distant people interact are profound.
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Learning is all about realizing possibilities in the world around you, and right now those possibilities seem extraordinary.
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The basic forms were there, but I have only begun to work out the possibilities, especially the material possibilities.
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Los Angeles is a city full of possibilities, that's part of its immense appeal, but eventually, possibilities require choices.
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It's a significant statement on not only the possibilities of VR in the future, but the possibilities right now.
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While the world is full of infinite possibilities, sometimes it seems that every n+1 of those possibilities has already been addressed.
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The illusion of rehearsal has endlessly rich possibilities in theater; Mr. Neenan merely sketches a few uncoordinated possibilities of glamour, virtuosity, musicality.
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You have to see some meshing between the possibilities you see in that work and the possibilities you see in their personality.
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And as Silver told USA TODAY Sports recently, the dare-to-dream possibilities mean that he'll remain open to the head-spinning possibilities.
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Within a stone's throw of some kids, the incident raised grim possibilities for the possibilities of catastrophic failure of payload-bearing autonomous aerial vehicles.
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And I spent, you know, the whole day, really thinking about the possibilities with Jack Ma and Daniel Zhang, and we just see enormous possibilities.
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Paper can be layered, shaped, cut, folded, colored, sculpted, so it's full of possibilities, the more I experiment with it the more possibilities I see.
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Of course, the sentence does not itself mention any alternative possibilities, but most researchers think it gives us an important clue about which possibilities people are considering.
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The supporting cast does well by Ms. Anderson's conversational, expletive-laced dialogue, in which the possibilities of barbaric invasion and divine intervention are regarded as everyday possibilities.
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People are naturally curious about other ways of living, about new possibilities in life, and so are drawn to ideas – like these untranslatable words – that reveal such possibilities.
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In paintings such as the optically pulsing red and blue "Eyeopener" (2018), I sense Ledgerwood's push to expand her possibilities, and to bring other visual possibilities into play.
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Home cooks, think of the possibilities: a blush-tinted rosé raspberry jam, a huge summer tart brimming with rosé strawberry slices, rosé strawberry shortcake – the rosé possibilities are endless.
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Facetune opened my eyes to the possibilities of my own face and what transitioning could hold for me—possibilities I may not have had a way to see otherwise.
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The possibilities — and the species — are nearly endless.
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And jail -- even death -- became very real possibilities.
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Speaking at today's shareholder meeting, Cook took a break from discussing Apple's rift with the FBI to tease attendees about the possibilities — possibilities that remain several years away, by most accounts.
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But an entertaining — if harrowing — new book, "And Then You're Dead," by Cody Cassidy and Paul Doherty, shares the science behind some of our more terrifying experiential possibilities (and non-possibilities).
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He was excited about the possibilities of — what else?
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The possibilities for passenger drones are vast – and complicated.
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Which raises some interesting possibilities around the shape — Animal?
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VARIETY PUZZLE — For me, maps are all about possibilities.
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The ugly possibilities never occurred to anyone — myself included.
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The possibilities were tantalizing — and extended beyond vindicating victims.
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Every paragraph of the resulting text prompts endless possibilities in the reader's own mind and — if the reader happens to be another "true fiction" writer — infinite possibilities for his or her work.
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Just as Netanyahu provided Trump instruction on the political possibilities of right-wing populism, Trump has provided Netanyahu with instruction on the possibilities of outrageous invective, voter suppression, and disdain for the law.
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Over time, improving relations will bring other possibilities, but for now, hostility over the U.S. rejection of the Iran nuclear accord and Iranian behavior in Yemen and Syria has severely limited positive possibilities.
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Such possibilities might seem to be of no particular importance.
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"It could open up possibilities for many women," said Manchanda.
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Once you've got the technique down, the possibilities are endless.
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However, he notes that the possibilities run to the extremes.
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I discovered the cathartic possibilities that come with writing lyrics.
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A planned open SDK will expand the possibilities even further.
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That leaves Frank and Nate (Billy Brown) as likely possibilities.
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There are just too many rules and possibilities to consider.
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Well, there are a few possibilities according to the study.
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Imagine the possibilities when we remove imbalance from the ether.
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The apple, of course, could mean neither of these possibilities.
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String theorists hope that our universe is among these possibilities.
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Still, he said, an overdose or drowning are still possibilities.
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On most Delta flights, there are two possibilities for upgrades.
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"We are excited about exploring possibilities with them," Harris said.
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Rocket tech applied to a car opens up revolutionary possibilities.
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But there's a lot of creative possibilities on this one.
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The possibilities for repurposing famous SATC quotes would be endless.
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"We all have equal possibilities from birth," she told Insider.
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One hopes that Washington is preparing for all the possibilities.
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The horrifying possibilities for what this all means are endless.
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Just in terms of firepower, the possibilities ahead are remarkable.
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Those following the incident used #WhatHappenedToSandraBland to discuss other possibilities.
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A former candidate with excess funds has two more possibilities.
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"There are endless possibilities with a video game," says Wohlwend.
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But with so many possibilities, where does one even begin?
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But the interactive possibilities of an app appealed to him.
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We'll bet Disneyland didn't even cross your list of possibilities.
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Two possibilities from abroad suggest themselves: one French, one Italian.
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In Go, you constantly have to evaluate all the possibilities.
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One of those possibilities was, reportedly, the risk of impeachment.
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For the moment such dangers seem possibilities rather than probabilities.
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The possibilities for using sex pillows are pretty much endless.
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With that trust comes a rich world full of possibilities.
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With the technology at our disposal, the possibilities are unbounded.
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For genetic engineering at the moment, the possibilities seem limitless.
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Having syntactic structures semantically grouped opens up even more possibilities.
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And if not, we should be open to other possibilities.
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Determined to find a treatment, he is exploring other possibilities.
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Any drastic changes would certainly affect the possibilities for success.
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With seven new worlds suddenly available, the possibilities seemed endless.
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But both believe one of these three possibilities will happen.
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Other possibilities include the installation of new landslide mitigation hardware.
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They have so many possibilities just waiting to be unlocked.
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The possibilities this kind of extreme customization create are enchanting.
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For women with natural hair, the possibilities are pretty endless.
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For black millennials, it means reimagining what possibilities lie ahead.
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"It's important to widen our possibilities," she told the outlet.
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It's early days yet, but the possibilities are clearly extraordinary.
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Even if it's not perfect yet, the possibilities are exciting.
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"Out of 100 possibilities three become a reality," he said.
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These are just a couple possibilities for the groundbreaking earphones.
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There is something undeniably exquisite about Sky's design and possibilities.
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So why not take a moment to ponder the possibilities?
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I Googled "persistent bitter taste" and weighed up the possibilities.
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The possibilities are endless, and we're dying to know more.
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But the technology opens up a broader range of possibilities.
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The trailer posits some possibilities of what could have happened.
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The road was wide open and the possibilities were endless.
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The possibilities for revenue generation through connected cars are endless.
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Why would you commit to someone when there's endless possibilities?
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The possibilities are getting our creative juices flowing... Related Video:
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While these are some starting points, the possibilities are endless.
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Potential candidates for the job are already discussing these possibilities.
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The possibilities of mixing data, content and communication are amazing.
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The extreme accuracy of this process makes for strange possibilities.
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It's just Stuff On Toast, but don't underestimate the possibilities.
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These are all distinct possibilities with Donald Trump in charge.
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As do the possibilities for syncing Farmbots with AI technology.
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There were so many possibilities here and they squandered it.
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But Personal Shopper points to great possibilities in Stewart's future.
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The possibilities for collaboration, inspiration, growth and innovation are limitless.
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These possibilities show that there is no reason for panic.
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The possibilities are endless with the Echo Show and Alexa.
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But in a strange way, it undercuts its own possibilities.
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And one of those possibilities is generating all the controversy.
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Banister acknowledged RHPs Martin Perez and Nick Martinez are possibilities.
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Sure it's a bit pricey, but think of the possibilities.
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The maps show them the ground reality and future possibilities.
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However, the current reality pales in comparison to the possibilities.
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All of these possibilities pose significant challenges for the administration.
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Or better yet, sun-dried tomatoes — the possibilities are endless.
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The possibilities for something going wrong, it seemed, were endless.
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These six frequently find themselves overlooked when advancement possibilities arise.
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Emojis are choice #236, and there are so many possibilities.
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Gilmartin, baseball's reigning stirrup aficionado, was enticed by the possibilities.
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Do not rule out possibilities without analyzing and testing them.
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The only logical possibilities could fit in a phone booth.
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Reforming the accreditation system will open a universe of possibilities.
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So instead of offering answers, I'm going to raise possibilities.
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Closing off both possibilities raises the cost of decarbonization substantially.
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For years, researchers have attempted to adjudicate between two possibilities.
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But the services have been unwilling to pursue those possibilities.
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But a less wealthy operation would offer more storytelling possibilities.
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How could we not get excited about the illustration possibilities?
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Both possibilities point toward a harder time for Mr. Trump.
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He knew what the possibilities were, because we're at war.
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In his "Translator's Note," Myers mentions three commonly discussed possibilities.
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But I feel that process opened up possibilities for me.
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But the future explodes with possibilities you can't even imagine.
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Clinton long before all the other possibilities had exhausted themselves.
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Possibilities that once appeared binary reveal themselves to be infinite.
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The possibilities really are endless — and we're so on board.
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In addition to the possibilities of cash rewards, users accrue .
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And he has no illusions about his possibilities at Manor.
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This offers more creative possibilities and potential for sustainable peace.
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The selection process sought to minimize the possibilities of failure.
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But beyond the mind is a feel of infinite possibilities.
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Yet petroleum and defense experts have largely discounted such possibilities.
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I love to think of the possibilities this world has.
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He's got limitless possibilities — national, state, local, you name it.
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It's not about a cream that promises you endless possibilities.
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Instead, with each passing day, the possibilities grew more slender.
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Jazz, when it is good, makes all possibilities seem possible.
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Possibilities, she said on Saturday, that are "very real now."
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Without a plan, a purpose, or any possibilities remaining, Mrs.
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You can probably add your own possibilities to this list.
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But time for additional spending negotiations has opened more possibilities.
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A looking at transitions and possibilities, but also at endings.
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There are optimistic and cynical possibilities for the commission's rejection.
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They aren't dictionary definitions meant to cover all the possibilities.
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Amid such diabolical possibilities, journalists will have to tread carefully.
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It also offers cooks new possibilities for tastes and textures.
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Our senior economics correspondent examined the three most likely possibilities.
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Tiny drones have already shown the possibilities of autonomous flight.
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He knew what the possibilities were because we're at war.
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In a white paper, Mr. Warner proposed 20 legislative possibilities.
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So luxuriate in the possibilities, even at this late hour.
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Halloween abounds in scary possibilities, virtually all of them fictional.
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Here are some of the possibilities, according to financial advisors.
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Anyone who is depressed can embrace these and other possibilities.
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Russia has rigorously maximized the possibilities of the points system.
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Players calculate the possibilities remaining in the 22014 other cards.
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It's hard to decide which of these possibilities is worse.
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It also includes detachable controllers that open up new possibilities.
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Shooting on a mobile device opens up some tremendous possibilities.
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Despite the possibilities, the insect protein industry faces many challenges.
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So many possibilities of things to make using these pans!
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There seemed to be two possibilities: precedent and reasonable judgment.
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But, you know, there's always other possibilities for monetization events.
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No one knows for sure, but here are four possibilities.
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The goal is to open readers up to new possibilities.
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New media offer new possibilities and hence raise new dangers.
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Trade in pigs, semen and pork products are all possibilities.
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"Current reality is the matrix of all possibilities," Deepak said.
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And at least one man is excited about the possibilities.
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I ran through more possibilities: He could be a laborer.
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Are you excited about the possibilities of A.I. in education?
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It was easy, and I was smitten by the possibilities.
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Really, at the very least, they should consider the possibilities.
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The muni bond market initially reacted negatively to these possibilities.
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We hope we're showing possibilities for dismantling capitalism and inequality.
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But the point is that the possibilities are essentially limitless.
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Montgomery said he was trying not to consider the possibilities.
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Pardon possibilities If convicted, Manafort could face years in prison.
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All of these machinations have handicappers already contemplating the possibilities.
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Even better, weigh all future possibilities before you start designing.
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He determined that there were a finite number of possibilities.
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The company evaluates all possibilities before moving the next piece.
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"But review will consider all possibilities," he said on Twitter.
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Mr. Zhu said the company wouldn't rule out such possibilities.
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"He's realistic about what the possibilities are," said a friend.
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The possibilities are about as plentiful your imagination can provide.
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Yet there is little art dealing with these new possibilities.
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It's lucky that the possibilities for Xiringuito really are endless.
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Who wouldn't find the possibilities and uncertainty of youth captivating?
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The embryo contains a whole world of possibilities and adventures.
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And this makes the possibilities for a Trump disjunction different.
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I won't list all the possibilities, just my two favorites.
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But the idea is still rife with possibilities for corruption.
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Instead, administration officials hope the proposal will stimulate discussion about the economic possibilities of regional peace and build pressure on Palestinians to seriously consider a peace agreement with Israel in light of the economic possibilities.
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Bring It On in 2016 – there are just so many possibilities!
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There are so many possibilities as to what this could be.
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A future iteration could include a MinuteClinic offering, among other possibilities.
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Perhaps the state's date-night possibilities leave something to be desired.
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There are endless possibilities, but in reality nothing exciting ever happens.
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Up your blending possibilities and get it for just $2109.05 here.
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Piyawat says he picked one up and started pondering the possibilities.
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It felt like opening up in a lot of different possibilities.
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Two recent examples from the Sunshine State highlight the gruesome possibilities.
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But the possibilities are endless for planning vacations and get-togethers.
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BubbleLick seems very easy to use, and the possibilities are endless.
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These research papers are expanding the possibilities for such strange systems.
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Let's run through some possibilities: Seriously, what could it have been?
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Maybe Suicide Squad 2 will be good – the possibilities are endless!
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Saying that there was "no 'hack'" leaves open a few possibilities.
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Both possibilities are realized, with certainty, in different sorts of measurements.
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As far as what exactly you'll watch, the possibilities are endless.
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To Gibbons, efficient cultured-nugget production could lead to endless possibilities.
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I'm excited about the possibilities in the rest of the season.
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"We're not brushing aside other possibilities like personal enmity," Tanvir added.
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"We think it's in our duty to explore possibilities," he said.
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"I continue to look into a variety of possibilities," he said.
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When you turn the whole notion savory, the possibilities are limitless.
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The uncertainty about the storm's path leaves plenty of unfortunate possibilities.
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But the possibilities escorted by "Bodak Yellow"'s success are thrilling.
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As for machine learning, possibilities abound on land and below it.
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Being realistic about political possibilities doesn't make you a bad guy.
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The field of silk-based medicine is now teeming with possibilities.
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It took less than a second to give myself possibilities again.
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"I feel like the Bachelor out here with all these possibilities."
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Both are distinct possibilities; which scenario manifests itself depends on us.
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The newspaper named JPMorgan, UBS, RBS and Morgan Stanley as possibilities.
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Considering those possibilities forces them to ruefully re-examine their marriage.
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"It's disappointing because we saw the possibilities with Donatas," he said.
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The possibilities of this simple attack are nothing short of unnerving.
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We plan to push the graphic and continuously explore its possibilities.
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But as new ingredient technologies become available, new possibilities open up.
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"You start thinking, what's next, what are the possibilities?" says Chen.
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Or are you totally open to the possibilities at this point?
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As such, its form and its possibilities are defined by work.
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Look outside the box and see possibilities where others see problems.
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This kind of boost opens up a whole host of possibilities.
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Foreign investors are seeing new possibilities in the city's real estate.
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In the superhero genre it offers endless and really cool possibilities.
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These possibilities make the Karma the better option for wannabe shutterbugs.
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But it's not like these quadcopter alternatives come without dangerous possibilities.
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AMC did weigh the possibilities of investing, according to that source.
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It opens up a lot of possibilities for automation and backup.
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Such innovation, Mr Bilous says, adds new possibilities to piano performance.
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Season five and all its possibilities are back on the horizon.
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Today's infrastructure challenge lies in bridging today's needs with tomorrow's possibilities.
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They're not the only ones who realized possibilities beyond pore-cleansing.
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"The three possibilities aren't anybody I would actually meet," she says.
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Even better, we've covered the whole scope of Christmas movie possibilities.
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WHEN A MEGAPROJECT makes no commercial sense, there are two possibilities.
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It is filled with infinite possibilities for working, learning and socializing.
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When it comes to socks, there's no limit to the possibilities.
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The possibilities are endless...and not always in a good way.
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So banning LAWs is one of the possibilities among the options.
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Where one sees a to-do list, the other sees possibilities.
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Physicists are actively conducting experimental searches for all the various possibilities.
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But it's probably time we start paying attention to the possibilities.
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Discovering possibilities is why we get on planes and go places.
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The possibilities are endless — and we'll leave that to the imagination.
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He's already seeing possibilities for applications to other machine learning challenges.
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And just as distance shrinks, the space of possibilities opens wide.
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This opens up all sort of new possibilities for this brand.
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These kinds of possibilities can benefit our well-being so simply.
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"Therefore we want that there are possibilities of retrofitting," he added.
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"All the options in the world, all the possibilities," Levin says.
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"I see many possibilities where problems can creep in," he said.
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It really inspires your imagination to see what the possibilities are.
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Peach embossed shopping bags, chocolate-scented carts — the possibilities are endless.
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Depending what your wheel lands on, the possibilities are seemingly endless.
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Possibilities include buying non-performing loans and helping recapitalise weak banks.
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AND THERE ARE POSSIBILITIES OF PEOPLE CHANGING THEIR MINDS ABOUT INVESTMENT.
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The incentives for the Cubs are dictated by their playoff possibilities.
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Most of the obvious possibilities here lead to some troubling conclusions.
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A few seem to have too many possibilities to choose from.
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Most seem to be stagnating while watching possibilities slowly wither away.
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He looks beyond that system and sees better possibilities for us.
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The intersection of booze and robotics is rife with awesome possibilities.
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The possibilities are limited only by our imagination and, potentially, regulation.
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The older you get, the more bad possibilities you can see.
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But what if any of these possibilities occurred for the Patriots?
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The range of possibilities is too large for us to analyze.
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It is what is unknown and the possibilities it may contain.
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On the morning of November 22026, 264, the possibilities seemed endless.
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They frame our understanding of our world, our possibilities and ourselves.
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Blindness and deafness were possibilities for him, if he even survived.
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Mix and match the shades to create even more color possibilities.
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But based on her biography and statements, there are two possibilities.
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I'm always looking at them and seeing exciting possibilities in them.
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The concept had so many possibilities, so few of them realized.
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Others simply take notice of what leave possibilities are out there.
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The possibilities for what it might tackle next are very interesting.
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An entire day focused on mobility tech's opportunities, challenges and possibilities.
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Some possibilities could include blockchain technology, biometrics or personal identification numbers.
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Several separate entities have since been formed to explore the possibilities.
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To have the both possibilities available makes a lot of sense.
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You can imagine which of those possibilities sparked a global hysteria.
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Whatever the possibilities and permutations, there is plenty to play for.
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Get inspired and explore possibilities by visiting sites such as GoOverseas.
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A number of possibilities suggest themselves, but one thing is certain.
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In answer to this question, several possibilities immediately came to mind.
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It just seems very interesting, and I'm intrigued with the possibilities.
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There, her eyes were opened to a new world of possibilities.
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They look at the world as a place full of possibilities.
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Trump praised Kim, who he said recognizes the country's economic possibilities.
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Fortunately for travelers, the worst immediate possibilities have been largely avoided.
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A "considered narrator" selects and records a work from infinite possibilities.
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"There are other good Supreme Court possibilities," National Review's editors mused.
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They are curious about new possibilities and act to explore them.
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Letting one career course guide a decade could limit career possibilities.
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We've learned about some of these possibilities from studies of rats.
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John Delaney and Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz as some possibilities.
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Infinite possibilities are latent in the cooperation between Japan and Russia.
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Without the six-second limit, the creative possibilities are even greater.
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For example, how can the positive possibilities of ICT be maximized?
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Imagine the networking possibilities that await you in this elite group.
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It's slowed down 10x, and man the possibilities are just endless.
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Drones open up some exciting possibilities but must be used responsibly.
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The band was really young and full of wide-open possibilities.
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Instead, they illustrate the kinds of possibilities that Facebook management imagines.
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" Alteveer adds, the artist really "believes in painting's life and possibilities.
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So many possibilities and learning experiences will be open to you.
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So here are the leading possibilities for where Mueller's going next.
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"One line in all its possibilities of projections," Mohr describes it.
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The array of possibilities for Russia in the Baltics is vast.
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These developments would increase the possibilities for deal-making in Congress.
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No response, bad responses or good responses: Prepare for all possibilities.
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"I'm learning so much from working with those possibilities," she said.
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That's great, since common word endings leave a lot of possibilities.
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The characters in "Deceit and Other Possibilities" formulate their deceptions scientifically.
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What began as a punishment turned into a summer of possibilities.
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"We have exhausted all the options, all the possibilities," he said.
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But that's how we're talking with these possibilities: very, very small.
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It's all the more important that conversation about possibilities be freewheeling.
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They introduce new ingredients, flavors and possibilities, or reframe forgotten ones.
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Together, the watercolors chronicle different compositional possibilities that he was considering.
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These details narrow down the model possibilities to one: Type 3.
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Phil is listening to "Over and Over," terrified of the possibilities.
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Her madam, meanwhile, only saw more possibilities for making a profit.
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Merce Cunningham passed along the idea that dance has infinite possibilities.
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To learn more about these possibilities and others, read this explainer.
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Seattle has various possibilities for clinching a playoff spot this week.
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The range of possibilities is wide, unappealing and a bit bewildering.
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I asked our reporter Nathaniel Popper about the possibilities of pot.
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But it is hard to disentangle those effects from other possibilities.
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If that were true, Lewis's death might have opened some possibilities.
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These speeds will open up all kinds of new functional possibilities.
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Here are some possibilities: New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, Sweden, Israel, Singapore.
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Trade both with Israel and abroad is providing employment and possibilities.
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Stockwell's work explores sensual and intuitive possibilities within self-prescribed systems.
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But several airline executives told CNBC they are considering all possibilities.
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Such a mixed result opens up a kaleidoscope of coalition possibilities.
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No one knows what Trump's ultimate intentions are — dangerous possibilities abound.
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I'd hate for any of those intriguing possibilities to be eliminated.
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AY, it is important to keep all possibilities open where appropriate.
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There are endless possibilities to consider when contemplating your next ink.
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Given all of these possibilities, what would you want to see?
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After hours, the possibilities (slinky tank, stiff cotton blouse) are limitless.
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"He thought it had possibilities," she told The Globe in 1978.
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It's the endless possibilities of that turkey carcass on the counter.
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I am seeing new heights for myself in terms of possibilities.
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But now that he'd met the patient, he reconsidered the possibilities.
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There are several possibilities for the motivation behind Bailey's sneaky operation.
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It drew me from my path to a sea of possibilities.
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Possibilities include a pop-up runway experience or a dance performance.
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"After Disney, the possibilities drop off pretty precipitously," Mr. Olson said.
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It is a gumbo of possibilities that has left pollsters flummoxed.
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"There are so many options," she says of the shirt's possibilities.
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The taxonomist of coughs would immediately narrow down the diagnostic possibilities.
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Dr. Donoghue and his colleagues see a wider range of possibilities.
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When it comes to resolutions in Congress, the possibilities are endless.
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New possibilities for resource extraction, tourism, fishing and navigation have emerged.
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The possibilities may not be as finite as they may appear.
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But assuming that's not the problem, here are a few possibilities.
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They had seen a different world, with different possibilities in it.
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As Mr. Gibson later related, he told them of two possibilities.
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I was young, and the future seemed full of wondrous possibilities.
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The artists toyed with a number of ethnic possibilities — Jewish people?
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That means there are two possibilities for Giuliani's bizarre media jag.
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This book is about the possibilities and limits of social engineering.
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It unlocks your possibilities for refinancing or getting better financial products.
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"I see fiction as having more possibilities than memoir," she said.
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Weren't you sorta into Biden as one of the moderate possibilities?
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Back in Rochester, he continued to explore the possibilities of photography.
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The possibilities lack the euphony, sparkle and accuracy of their predecessors.
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Florida, Nevada, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire were possibilities for various reasons.
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In reality, people don't want more choices, more possibilities, more information.
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This opens up a whole new world of multi-tasking possibilities.
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Either way, this opens up interesting possibilities for Siri's assistant capabilities.
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Besides which, Romney isn't competing against the entire universe of possibilities.
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For her, who lived in Cuba, the possibilities were much worse.
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Today, unfortunately, that is looking like the most likely of possibilities.
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That didn't stop the agency from drooling at the possibilities, though.
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The Flexbot Hexacopter is a DIY drone with endless customization possibilities.
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There are a ton of possibilities if you care about security.
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In terms of political subversion, the possibilities are hard to know.
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"We&aposre watching," Brown added, acknowledging that there are other possibilities.
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There's just so much left that's in my basket of possibilities.
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The United States was the future, dynamic and rich with possibilities.
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It can also open possibilities of owning property across international borders.
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You try not to let worrying possibilities show on your face.
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His farmers' market stand is like a supermarket of future possibilities.
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His farmers' market stand is like a supermarket of future possibilities.
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It offers the viewer more reference points and more imaginative possibilities.
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"In some situations, physicians cannot consider all the possibilities," he said.
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I'm more interested in … exploring vast possibilities of black female subjectivity.
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The push alert was written to allow for all three possibilities.
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Those possibilities include defensive exercises or Chinese concerns over North Korea.
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It's almost impossible to screw up, and the possibilities are endless.
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And when we become our best selves, the possibilities are endless.
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Future Sex shows us a sexual world of nearly limitless possibilities.
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Through that process, they'll narrow possibilities down and find the perpetrators.
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It's about the endless possibilities that come with a blank slate.
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Yet I don't let any of those possibilities inform my behavior.
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I've talked about two possibilities, and these are about romantic love.
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Just think of all the possibilities: daily bacon, egg and cheeses.
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Nike sees possibilities in personalizing its shoes and other athletic wear.
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It just seems very interesting and I'm intrigued with the possibilities.
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More exciting than any of those individual experiences, however, is the sense that you're in a room full of possibilities and of creative people still in the early stages of figuring out what those possibilities are.
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With such wide-ranging possibilities for color possibilities in images, the best we can hope for is that the software provide broadly convincing results—and on the whole, it seems to be headed in the right direction.
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But for logistics companies it makes sense to start exploring the possibilities.
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Where most would see cheap industrial material, Martino Gamper envisions endless possibilities.
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" Concluded Biden, "This is a time for big dreams and American possibilities.
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Anthropic reasoning should apply only to a restricted subset of all possibilities.
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Your imagination roams with all of the wonderful possibilities that life holds.
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Recently, he quietly gave $5,000 to Biden's political action committee, American Possibilities.
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It's a brand-new year, full of hopes, dreams, and new possibilities.
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That's still an open question, but there are at least two possibilities.
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It's a cliché, but the future was full of untold, endless possibilities.
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Powell seemed to hint that those possibilities are still on her mind.
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I believe in the medium, and I am excited by its possibilities.
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According to experts, none of those possibilities can be taken for granted.
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The most heartwarming possibilities are her sister, Natali Germanotta, or her parents.
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The news makes family Halloween costume possibilities for 2017 just endlessly exciting.
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The possibilities are endless and terrifying; they keep me up at night.
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"It's a genre with sort of endless potential and possibilities," Blunt said.
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Scholars, directors, and actors alike are excited about the possibilities going forward.
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These possibilities are going to create a big option for the country.
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Shredded chicken for tacos, shredded pork for nachos — the possibilities are endless.
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And St. Louis never had the real estate possibilities that Inglewood does.
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Even for a relative beauty novice like me, the possibilities feel endless.
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That's why we've rounded up some fun second date possibilities for you.
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"Inclusion and kindness open doors and possibilities for everyone," Laura Harrier continues.
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The most exciting possibilities are still on the whiteboards of the mind.
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Designing your own cupcakes or making your own ice cream are possibilities.
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Mr Nagato is looking at the possibilities offered by self-driving cars.
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For HQ, it seems like there are endless possibilities in that department.
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They pushed the border of possibilities all the way to the Pacific.
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And enthusiasm for the incredible possibilities that lie ahead for our country.
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S. IPO in July, and the firm sees similar possibilities for Snow.
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Up your toasting possibilities with the KitchenAid 2-Slice Toaster (model KMT2116OB).
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Hmmm, perhaps one of those "exciting possibilities" includes a royal wedding concert?
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Centrist possibilities include Anas Sarwar, a Glasgow MSP and former deputy leader.
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"We're excited by the possibilities of these mutually beneficial relationships," he said.
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The near-term future of Windows looks bright and full of possibilities.
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That made me feel really good — I think it represents new possibilities.
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Grossman cites other possibilities to expand STI testing to reduce their spread.
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Possibilities include programmes for the poor and infrastructure to deal with flooding.
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It always depends on the quality of the possibilities - I don't prejudge.
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Trump has said he was considering an executive order, among other possibilities.
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From observed possibilities, a mathematical object called a constructor can be fashioned.
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That's restaurant-grade breakfast sandwiches, bacon cheeseburgers, BLTs — the possibilities are endless.
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So naturally, people will always link us to all kinds of possibilities.
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First and foremost, the possibilities for customized consumer experiences are practically endless.
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Solid state, silicon anode, or metallic lithium anode batteries — these are possibilities.
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The possibilities are endless and, with luck, the fashions will be good.
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But these dire possibilities are limited only by the humans imagining them.
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Scientists are taught to consider all the possibilities, the multiple competing hypotheses.
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We took a look at seven distinct possibilities, from fizzle to fireworks.
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Absent a desire to watch the thing burn, there are two possibilities.
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Just thinking about the possibilities makes my eyes go big with excitement.
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Sini said police are not ruling out any possibilities in the investigation.
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Delegate Network said they were discussing a range of possibilities: a mass
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Vulture ran a list of possibilities (best one: "We're ALL Gilmore girls").
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As for the future, an initial public offering is amongst the possibilities.
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HQ isn't earning money right now, but there are plenty of possibilities.
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The speed between the two, what possibilities are there on that front?
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With this decision, Gerwig points out again she's looking out for possibilities.
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We just have no idea which one of these possibilities is right.
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She is researching the possibilities and will update donors upon her decision.
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It's kind of exciting, it's something new with lots of new possibilities.
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Smoothies, baby food, nut milk, sorbet, sauce, and more are all possibilities.
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The possibilities are endless, but I'm totally on board with this theory.
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Sadly, systematic investigation into either of these possibilities hasn't ever been conducted.
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They allow us to reject catastrophism and clarify possibilities for better futures.
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Juliet's School of Possibilities follows Riley, a stressed-out, Buy on Amazon.
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But for now, at least we know the possibilities are wide open.
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Because the possibilities feel way more infinite when I'm dealing with food.
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Just imagine all of the possibilities with this quadruple threat in 2017.
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Does that mean San Francisco, Oakland or even Miami are all possibilities?
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He is also teaching pet owners the possibilities that plastic prosthetics offer.
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There are a lot of possibilities for the next season to explore.
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There are so many problems, but there are also so many possibilities.
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"Any president comes in, there are all kinds of possibilities," Buffett said.
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Hersman noted possibilities to connect BRCK's CDN network to greater advertising partners.
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Consider these possibilities carefully before you put the termination process in motion.
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I began to consider the possibilities of going into business for myself.
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French IoT startup HIKOB is exploring the possibilities in several French cities.
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Even scientists at the forefront of AI are alarmed by the possibilities.
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Some, though, see the possibilities, stand in awe, and start making plans.
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After all; "death is so final, yet life is full of possibilities."
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It isn't just Valve titles that highlighted the manifold possibilities of Source.
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The possibilities are endless, and Pinterest will be your best friend here.
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Vita remains elusive, but Stapinski weaves together an engrossing set of possibilities.
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Panasonic's Makeup Design Tool lets users experiment with these possibilities and more.
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It also gives insight into the possibilities made available by open banking.
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It's impossible to be totally present with all the communicative possibilities, though.
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"We went through 18 different possibilities," Mr. Babb said of the house.
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Three distinct possibilities emerged on my walk to East 95th Street: 1.
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A song you sing creates a space with different rules, different possibilities.
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Among other things, this exercise should clarify what the possibilities really are.
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If the possibilities of BCIs are enormous, however, so are the problems.
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"We are continuing to look at any and all possibilities," he says.
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All accidental and natural fire possibilities were tested and eliminated, officials said.
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I can imagine a wide range of possibilities here, except one: disarmament.
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"People with well established amblyopia had no possibilities until now," Holm said.
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To demand an instant response is to narrow far too many possibilities.
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There are a whole host of possibilities if this can be accomplished.
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I actually loved these wines, or at least the possibilities they offered.
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The possibilities are endless, so start digging, dusting, selling and saving asap!
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You start to think about the possibilities as opposed to the obstacles.
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What other career possibilities would allow Olympians to leverage their athletic skills?
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Limiting to one career course guiding a decade could limit career possibilities.
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We have possibilities, and we make up meanings as we go along.
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Despite the possibilities, Wall Street has remained optimistic on the hospital sector.
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Here are five possibilities for segments that Tesla could take on next:
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There is no way to know which of these possibilities is correct.
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There's a vast range of possibilities on the identity of the company.
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The range of possibilities on the identity of the company is vast.
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To him, these conditions have created a distinct set of investment possibilities.
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Washington D.C. may be next; Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Minnesota are possibilities, too.
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Every moment is only a single version of a multiverse of possibilities.
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Several names have been reported as possibilities for taking over Price's job.
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Crumpacker teased them as possibilities but did not announce any further plans.
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Given all possibilities, I'm going to assume that the world won't end.
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There are plenty of possibilities, then, but the bar is nonetheless high.
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The possibilities for tomorrow's drone applications are limited only by our imagination.
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Republicans started out with what they thought was a feast of possibilities.
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"These two possibilities reveal new insights for the Neolithic society," Rozzi said.
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Many of life's possibilities are now closed, but limitation is often liberating.
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The remaining possibilities can be seized more bravely, and lived more deeply.
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The AM4MLS is another great example of the design possibilities with Speedfactory.
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You could see that there was other possibilities from around the world.
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The original 2500 Durians fund launched in 285 to explore those possibilities.
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And yet, even as I suggest these possibilities, Twombly's drawings elude them.
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It works with regular Bluetooth chips, but it opens up new possibilities.
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He represented all the possibilities of the world laid out before you.
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Her turn in Heathers redefined the possibilities of high school revenge fantasies.
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This sometimes lets quantum computers explore possibilities more quickly than normal computers.
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Many countries are already successfully taking advantage of geothermal district heating's possibilities.
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It was a part of the landscape … KM: Part of the possibilities.
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Does all of this nostalgia cripple its storytelling and handicap creative possibilities?
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Watch a demonstration of some of those possibilities in the video below.
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No technical knowledge, just a drag and drop interface and unlimited possibilities.
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Atomwise doesn't find the password, it just narrows the possibilities way down.
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Or even that the system was living up to its noblest possibilities.
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He listed New York City, Tokyo, Hong Kong and London as possibilities.
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The possibilities are basically limitless, which is why it's so in demand.
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Contacts achieved through grinding nuclear negotiations have opened new possibilities of cooperation.
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That would be a tidier outcome than a slew of other possibilities.
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Possibilities for change are out there even as setbacks continue to mount.
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For all the possibilities apps have allowed, there's also a dark side.
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As difficult as those items might be, there are other, tougher possibilities.
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Any involvement of the I.R.S. puts in play a range of possibilities.
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I'm seeing some possibilities like COAGULATE and STIMULANTS, but those are dull.
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By definition, he said, rail precludes all possibilities other than the train.
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Now, however, most experts agree that both possibilities are much less likely.
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Girls, especially, do not have an idea of the range of possibilities.
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There are a handful of good possibilities, including Florida, Virginia and Utah.
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"There is an infinity of possibilities," Ms. Koh said in an interview.
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He expanded the possibilities for what black folks could be in America.
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And for emerging artists, fiber offers renewed possibilities of eloquence and emotivity.
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The possibilities are endless, and the exhibition is a pleasure to explore.
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New, Scarier Possibilities Right at the top of Quan's list was malignancy.
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It forms the horizon of possibilities necessary for orientation to the world.
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Ponder the possibilities: We might eliminate malaria and save millions of lives.
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Visualizing the playoff chances and seeding possibilities with one week to go.
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There are literally thousands of possibilities waiting for you on NYT Cooking.
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So there's a range of possibilities as to what's going on here.
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In the end there are three possibilities regarding friendship and digital life.
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Summer camp can introduce city children to a world of new possibilities.
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I do not wish to romanticize the possibilities under President-elect Trump.
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"The possibilities, neuropathologically, for explaining this kind of behavior are very few."
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You have to think through the possibilities and decide what feels right.
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Juxtaposing biological specimens with the outputs of human imagination created endless possibilities.
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All of those possibilities are now on the table for Miss America.
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Once McCain put on social business glasses, they started seeing new possibilities.
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Among the other possibilities are a virus, poison or radiation, he said.
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If you would like a red, possibilities include Valpolicella, barbera and Beaujolais.
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Or is the right path one of the many possibilities in between?
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Criticism gives way to fan theories, with endless possibilities but little significance.
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We want to show the transformative power of reimagining risks as possibilities.
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The possibilities are endless, from ransomware to banking-information theft to surveillance.
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We can think of the possibilities in terms of four broad scenarios.
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Either way, we'll show you all of these possibilities on our page.
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"The possibilities are cool, the potential of what could happen," Finau said.
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I'm hugely optimistic about the possibilities of more data-driven decision-making.
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Revision helps me envision other possibilities for the language on the page.
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Distant possibilities, like universal access to once-reserved knowledge, seemed within reach.
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Pricing will have a wide range of possibilities with this set-up.
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We expose them to different activities, possibilities for income, and role models.
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For drivers, they'll have more freedom and possibilities to expand their business.
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He also said the door is open and all possibilities are there.
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With a work-permit and government issued identification, the possibilities seem endless.
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We had other possibilities, but answer length and uncertainty limited our choices.
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Something's happening; she notices celebrity chefs preparing dishes for their photogenic possibilities.
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He's planning to broaden his cooking repertoire and is considering several possibilities.
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And it opened up a broad spectrum of career possibilities for drivers.
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The new status could open up more possibilities and features as well.
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But the possibilities extend well beyond smartphone apps and other online services.
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"It's true that there's endless possibilities now," he told Vogue in 2019.
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The team outlines potential avenues to explore those possibilities in the future.
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That's sometimes not possible, so I suggest some other possibilities as substitutes.
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Exploring the playoff chances and seeding possibilities with one week to go.
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Mr. Trump is also looking at two other possibilities for energy secretary.
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But part of our role is to create awareness of the possibilities.
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Other possibilities were disease, accident, or injury from flying into a window.
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Selling, first and foremost, would not eliminate possibilities of conflicts of interest.
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Yet do the math: Two of the above possibilities are mutually exclusive.
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Her heart sank as she pieced together the possibilities in her head.
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Her heart sank as she pieced together the possibilities in her head.
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The conversation needs to include preparing our workforce, ethics and the possibilities.
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SJ: To me, the painting covered in ampersands speaks to endless possibilities.
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The cinematic possibilities of this whimsical mode of travel are sky-high.
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When it comes to gender and sexuality, I am nothing but possibilities.
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Most of the possibilities are grim and warrant their own thorough exploration.
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All parts of nature seemed to point toward hidden meanings and possibilities.
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It is a process that can lead to possibilities not yet explored.
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We learn by retouching memories and using them to imagine future possibilities.
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It was high time I open myself up to new pastry possibilities.
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The researchers are already talking to firms about the possibilities of doing so.
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No two constellation piercings look exactly the same, so the possibilities are endless.
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Dr. Mahathir: Nothing is yet happening but that is one of the possibilities.
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Whether you're into flowers, cute animals, sports or superheroes, sticker possibilities are endless.
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It's unclear what exactly sparked this outburst, but there a couple of possibilities.
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On a practical level, the experiment opens up new possibilities for quantum computers.
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By the time it's over, Endgame suggests a few possibilities on that front.
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Still, Bones said, it is one of several possibilities that remain under investigation.
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With this much money and so many opportunities, the possibilities are truly endless.
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That could come in the form of interest rate cuts, among other possibilities.
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The possibilities are endless, really — just like the might of your Lego kingdom.
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Both possibilities offer detector sensitivities below current offerings of around 10 million electronvolts.
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In fact, what they've mostly done is ruled out possibilities for new particles.
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Armchair tourism, e-commerce and professional sports are frequently tossed out as possibilities.
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Insecure 3D printers introduce a host of tantalizing possibilities for the unscrupulous hacker.
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Our early conversations have been encouraging, and we're excited about the possibilities ahead.
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If he continues to love it when he's older, the possibilities are endless.
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We'll say this: unlike the capacity of our arteries, the possibilities are limitless.
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You can expect new possibilities and developer tools for you and your company.
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Chucky works in any context, Mancini repeatedly notes, so the possibilities are endless.
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The possibilities are endless, and we have Ikutaro Kakehashi to thank for that.
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If an unwanted dick pic is gross, imagine the nightmare possibilities of video.
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China's willingness to innovate in the architecture arena presents countless possibilities for investors.
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The schedule laid out in the earnings report points to a few possibilities.
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We've combined the storytelling possibilities of podcasts with the musical power of playlists.
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There are two possibilities Murphy could explore, if he follows that course: 1.
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And the company thinks a part-time program opens up many different possibilities.
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AND IT'S DOING A LOT OF THINGS THAT ARE UNFORESEEN, HAS UNFORESEEN POSSIBILITIES.
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"Roper said more experiments could be an ideal way to explore those possibilities."
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Boback quickly intuited the possibilities that FUD could offer a skilled sales force.
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There were two possibilities, a likely one and a life-or-death melodrama.
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Spoiler alert: A March election is one of the possibilities (The Jerusalem Post).
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But when Mr. Hollinger peered at that blurry image, he saw new possibilities.
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For example, I had gone through the entire list of possibilities for lubrication.
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Our sources eliminate Tyrese and Luda, but all of the others are possibilities.
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Getting his driver's license opened him to a world of fast food possibilities.
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Luckily, the former UFC champ has plenty of exciting possibilities in both divisions.
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That opens up possibilities that go far beyond a flight around the Moon.
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Among the possibilities: creating a clearinghouse that would sign off on marketing opportunities.
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At this time, we cannot determine which of these possibilities is more likely.
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Fans have been taking to Twitter all morning to muse over the possibilities.
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STEVE LIESMAN: And any of the things that I said, are those possibilities?
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The soup of contaminants in many water sources holds other possibilities for trouble.
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Elephants have junk in their trunk, and by junk I mean great possibilities.
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It's a lot more technical but of course there are many more possibilities.
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The possibilities for celebrating are endless and unique to each group of friends.
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This is obviously a perfect opportunity for you to suggest amusing possibilities for .
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Time and again there must be possibilities to get out of this spiral.
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Unfortunately, some deeply problematic costume possibilities are lurking in these obsession-worthy shows.
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Fans were displeased and intrigued by the possibilities of an online-only Fallout.
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"We like to talk about it as infinite possibilities, with guardrails," Been says.
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There are a few possibilities, then, about when this kid learned to drive.
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Regardless, would there have been any possibilities of staying in Prora in 2017?
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The most exciting possibilities for the module extend well beyond the ISS mission.
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We are exploring possibilities, but there are no concrete plans for cooperation yet.
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"That opens up applications and possibilities for surgery as well as burn victims."
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This would open up a ton of possibilities when it comes to accessories.
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Permanent scheduling or another emergency scheduling are still possibilities following the FDA's evaluation.
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Now, let's think about the styling possibilities: A chunky knit with mom jeans.
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His theories unlocked a universe of possibilities that we & the world are exploring.
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For the first act or so, Soderbergh teases the audience with the possibilities.
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Imagine how many possibilities there are using the 16 gears in various combinations.
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Both Ethan and I were just blown away by the possibilities for sound.
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There are two likely possibilities: Either the pills were mislabeled or illegally obtained.
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This line is an acknowledgement of the wondrous possibilities of signification in language.
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The possibilities are endless when it comes to cheongsam silhouettes, colours and fabrics.
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"It has prevented the possibilities of a nuclear escalation and conflict," he added.
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Numerous expansion packs are available, so the possibilities really never have to end.
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Beyond the buzzwords, what exactly is graphene, and what are its real possibilities?
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Compared to the cards and Lego sets, chess seemed full of infinite possibilities.
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It just says it's one of three possibilities for the future of humanity.
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The more intriguing possibilities lie in a convergence of technologies and social change.
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The possibilities are very literally endless: enchiladas, casseroles, soups, pasta, whatever you feel.
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The researchers say they've ruled out all other possibilities for what they're seeing.
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Followers see the limitations inherent in any given situation; leaders see the possibilities.
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There really are infinite possibilities when it comes to the Brand + Lego formula.
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The possibilities for further discovery and innovative new therapies are exciting and important.
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It helps grow the overall market and open customers' eyes to new possibilities.
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More broadly, it points to interesting possibilities for how streaming can impact gameplay.
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Here are five things to think about when you scout the spending possibilities.
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Two possibilities: Charter and Comcast could work with Sprint to provide wireless service.
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Artists can get creative, and it opens up a lot of decoration possibilities.
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There are myriad possibilities for the rise in rates, and no real answers.
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Sagrado had always been one of the possibilities, but never the most likely.
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Tantalizing possibilities are hinted at, then hinted at again a full episode later.
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UBTECH is bringing this reality to life by expanding the possibilities for innovation.
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There are so many possibilities in terms of what could be on television.
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Medical missions, medical brigades, volunteering through a private company—the possibilities are endless.
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Possibilities are being closed off all around them, and disaster is becoming inevitable.
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Those are all possibilities, and it could be a little bit of all.
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Startup Alley's a non-stop networking event that generates leads, connections and possibilities.
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She added that there were no specific plans, but all possibilities were open.
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In the next stage of the project, they'll investigate both possibilities at once.
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Charter recently indicated it's not interested in a deal, but other possibilities remain.
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Fantasy is a genre with limitless possibilities, but it's often simplified and stereotyped.
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Also proper perioperative nutrition and following doctor's orders ... minimize any of these possibilities.
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With electronic music there are unlimited possibilities, you never stop learning and creating.
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It was impressive in that it showed the possibilities inherent in VR tourism.
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With lines, dots, and stars, there are infinite design possibilities to be discovered.
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My god, the possibilities of more elaborate schemes to ask someone are horrifying.
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Tom McCarthy's "Spotlight" conveys a very different message about the possibilities of reform.
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Expandable structures such as the BEAM offer some new possibilities for space travel.
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Changes are made and possibilities open up as the moon connects with Jupiter.
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Here's hoping someone someday approaches the same concept and actually explores its possibilities.
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Those are both possibilities, at least in the minds of the Merkin Bros.
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More research needs to be done, but the device presents some exciting possibilities.
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So many possibilities, such a big platform for anyone asked to turn down.
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Once you open up that conversation around custom design, the possibilities are endless.
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"There are various possibilities," said the person with direct knowledge of the situation.
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Apple has ported WebKit to watchOS, which opens up a lot of possibilities.
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Some of the possibilities are random: infinity pool, salt basin and musical instrument.
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Here are a few possibilities as to why more unicorns aren't partnering up.
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"There isn't any justification to say that the possibilities are closing," Ceballos said.
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"The thing that's so exciting about VR is the endless possibilities" she says.
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But other possibilities include Ser Barristan Selmy, Mance Rayder, or even Myrcella Baratheon.
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"I'm still in the process of unlearning and digesting the possibilities," he says.
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It offers hope that bigotry and corruption aren't the only future American possibilities.
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It became something more aspirational, the vastness of the possibilities hard to resist.
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And she was delighted by the bike storage possibilities provided by a foyer.
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It focusses on the traumatic effects of affairs, without acknowledging their "generative" possibilities.
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"Think of it as an Ali destination," Woodhouse said, musing over the possibilities.
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Among the virtues of the carrot is its versatility — the possibilities are limitless.
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Still, once the possibilities and savings were made clear, the investors were in.
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Matta-Clark dreamt big but always returned to the possibilities of individual agency.
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Use our images without the prompts as a bank of possibilities to … 3.
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Opening people's eyes to the possibilities in wine is what I'm all about.
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They wish to be defined by future possibilities, and not by past constraints.
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The Defence Ministry said it was investigating all possibilities, including a technical fault.
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The future will bring new possibilities and ideas — and new terms for them.
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Still, their parents can't help but flirt with the possibilities of another life.
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But at the same time, Asia's new prosperity is opening up other possibilities.
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Instead, it's defined by possibilities, the chance of upward mobility and economic stability.
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Dr. Insel wasn't wrong to be enthusiastic about the possibilities of neuroscientific research.
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However, the group's ability to project that threat may hinge on two possibilities.
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Optimistically, "The Last Jedi" leaves plenty of intriguing possibilities for the climactic installment.
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But the team has not ruled out other possibilities, like a position change.
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Developers, consumers and businesses were infatuated with the endless possibilities presented by Glass.
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Legere said T-Mobile is "interested in looking at some of the possibilities."
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But the idea of a sex strike suggests exciting possibilities beyond the bedroom.
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They are more apt to weigh possibilities and seek consensus and common ground.
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Possibilities include a limited verbal interview or responding to Mueller's questions in writing.
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"For future missions to Saturn, there are a lot of possibilities," Spilker said.
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Now all those possibilities have collapsed, leaving us with a fairly strange situation.
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"He didn't discuss the possibilities of what he would agree to," Rubio continued.
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The beauty of Kelela's art is that it offers so many rich possibilities.
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Given that space has already been documented, maybe the possibilities really are endless.
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This research presents new possibilities concerning how information in black holes is stored.
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Talking to Hofman, it seems that the possibilities to evolve GrowUp are endless.
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Recess is a generative meeting place for reimagining the social possibilities of art.
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The possibilities that an instant homebrewing machine can offer are somewhat awe-inspiring.
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Meanwhile, the story of Captain Marvel and her friends offers intriguing future possibilities.
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Musk strongly believes that, of Bostrom's three possibilities, the first one is correct.
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Drake and Rihanna are going places, and the world is trembling with possibilities.
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When I asked Mason about this, he told me there were several possibilities.
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Users can add more modules to their setup, creating unlimited music-making possibilities.
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"Some of these backers are curious at the possibilities of blockchain," continued Yeung.
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For decades, the political debate over immigration has been mired in implausible possibilities.
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This means there are endless possibilities to how you can personalize this bracelet.
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A nearby exterior door offers additional possibilities for a self-contained guest suite.
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It took a lot of narrowing down possibilities to get these two entries.
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With additions like a pizza oven, there are many possibilities for this structure.
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The possibilities are many, even if universal agreement is certain to be elusive.
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Still, "Witchmark" sticks its landing while opening up intriguing possibilities for a sequel.
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The possibilities are intriguing, but even a playoff berth is far from certain.
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Even the conservative right to spend your own money still contains radical possibilities.
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The theatrical possibilities appealed to Mr. Arden, a two-time Tony-nominated director.
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In the future, she might consider furthering these possibilities into the piece's cavities.
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Stay open to all possibilities and don't limit yourself by entertaining paranoid fantasies.
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It was the best showcase of the possibilities of always-on voice computing.
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Ironically, the bookend's aesthetic possibilities have grown as book collections continue to shrink.
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The tying up all that involves foreclosing some possibilities in favor of others.
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But I'd need extensive blood work and tests to rule out other possibilities.
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"She really cared about the possibilities of a literary magazine," Ms. Simpson said.
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At the same time, there are other possibilities than a straight-out lie.
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In 2016 he was on Clinton's final short list of vice-presidential possibilities.
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I talked to Tegmark about the threats and possibilities of AI over Skype.
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Given the biodiversity of the world's largest tropical forest, the possibilities are endless.
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Rather, she is bringing all these possibilities and mark making materials into play.
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Germany is discussing possibilities with partners, including Britain and France, said the spokeswoman.
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A world of untapped possibilities emerges, for example, when we consider energy transformation.
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During a chemistry-building trip to Miami, Harris began to sense the possibilities.
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A time when there are few ties that bind and possibilities seem endless.
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Other possibilities for the weekend: Vietnamese caramelized pork would be a beautiful dinner.
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The Shed sought out musicians who are thoroughly conscious of forebears and possibilities.
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You could imagine the joint memoir or reality show or live stage possibilities.
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But the Democratic candidates in South Carolina are offering two entirely different possibilities.
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But ultimately, all the possibilities in the world are ultimately circumscribed by ourselves.
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Besides, there are numerous alternative possibilities, when you start to think about it.
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To Mr. Parra and Mr. Morescalchi, Cahors is a region of wonderful possibilities.
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Searching with our own eyes through all these possibilities could take impossibly long.
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The new episodes show that this bespoke afterlife has endless possibilities for growth.
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"Having it digital does kind of open up the possibilities," Ms. Han said.
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Many voters in Trump's party -- what the GOP has become -- embrace these possibilities.
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Artificial intelligence is here — and it's bringing new possibilities, while also raising questions.
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Where Asian support for racial progressivism breaks down, meanwhile, there are two possibilities.
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Trump had previously mentioned both Pryor and Sykes as possibilities for the list.
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Two possibilities came to mind: a surplus of thyroid hormone or of adrenaline.
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"But [Disney] went through a thorough process and discussed other possibilities," Iger said.
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The list of other possibilities was long, and none really seemed to fit.
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We went to a number of different possibilities until we found Casa Mia.
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That the killer was free filled Ms. Gowins-Sowells's mind with illogical possibilities.
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And there are other media possibilities for both that are not available elsewhere.
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Feminism has opened up possibilities for what it means to be a woman.
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When you're coding in levels two or three, the possibilities are essentially limitless.
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Exploring the playoff chances and seeding possibilities with one week to go. 5.
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According to Juliegrace Brufke's reporting, among those being floated as possibilities are Reps.
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This could open new possibilities for the proliferation of nuclear and radiological material.
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Yet with the myriad possibilities, it was also a bit of a muddle.
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"Pelléas" represents the culmination of years of exploring the possibilities of vocal music.
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The possibilities are intriguing, but the characters are underdrawn, and the pacing lags.
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Israel, impossible and messy as it is, becomes a conduit for new possibilities.
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Other possibilities include blinding a satellite with a laser or jamming its signal.
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Motivating enrollees and showing them the possibilities of education is crucial, he said.
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Thousands and thousands of other possibilities are waiting for you on NYT Cooking.
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A small mountain of emerging research suggests possibilities for positive uses in psychotherapy.
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Even a scrub in pro basketball might, and those possibilities rankle the receiver.
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But among the possibilities for common ground, health care isn't one of them.
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Everywhere I look, I see the possibilities of what our country could be.
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And those jobs, as well as teaching, remain strong possibilities for Mr. Comey.
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SAMSUNG ELEC: LOOKING AT POSSIBILITIES OF ENTERING THE 5G NETWORK MARKET IN EUROPE
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The researchers may be competing intensely, but all see possibilities for saving lives.
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On social media, "na-tokhang" has become a sliding signifier with infinite possibilities.
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Possibilities include wildlife conservation, education, environmental sustainability, health and nutrition, and economic development.
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In an ordinary criminal case, recusal is not required based on speculation possibilities.
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Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of Congo are each possibilities, as is Bangladesh.
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Medicare reforms are among many possibilities for reducing the cost of health care.
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"We're still evaluating the different possibilities for how to present ourselves," he said.
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The true American myth is dynamic and universal — embracing strangers and seizing possibilities.
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No one can say with certainty, but experts point to a few possibilities.
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But he worries that people are not taking these more pessimistic possibilities seriously.
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Late Sunday, few Giants were interested in figuring out the approaching playoff possibilities.
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Put together, you feel both the scrappiness and the possibilities of the project.
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OK, let's talk about the risks or possibilities with regards to U.S.-China.
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You think you've exhausted all your possibilities at 26, and it's not true.
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Just make a list of recipe possibilities that you can whittle down later.
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Authorities said they are investigating all possibilities into what led to Maddox's disappearance.
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Jonathan Byers and Mike Wheeler, both of whom are brothers, are two possibilities.
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Someone might see a planter, but as a skater, you see endless possibilities.
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But they have led scientists to reassess the possibilities of aging and performance.
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From pizza to dessert to (of course) breakfast, the possibilities are practically endless.
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This history should give us faith in the possibilities for a better world.
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Brigham Young, North Carolina, Long Beach State and Georgia are now real possibilities.
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I LOOK AT THE POSSIBILITIES AND PROBABILITIES, BUT THE ECONOMY LOOKS QUITE STRONG.
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"We think it's important to recognize those are fairy tale possibilities," Beavers said.
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Or are you excited about all the possibilities such a future could hold?
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Being with Rebecca has opened me to a greater range of emotional possibilities.
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In turn, he helped broaden the possibilities of an emerging avant-garde scene.
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Marvelous possibilities are all around you, but you'll need to look for them.
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In the space between those two possibilities, the country waits, holding its breath.
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The possibilities alone of expanded wealth, monetary and spiritual, made me feel rich.
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There are myriad career possibilities: taxi driver, celebrity author, e-commerce mogul, Beyoncé.
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Great swathes of society were inspired by the possibilities spiritualism seemed to offer.
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So there's plenty of possibilities out there, of which breakup is only one.
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History can tell us about some interesting possibilities — but not all of them.
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But here are some possibilities, along with a look at their relative likelihood.
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Scott sees possibilities and opportunities, contradictions and conflict — but not answers or solutions.
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How do these films take advantage of the limitless possibilities that animation allows?
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It is the best part of Silicon Valley, it opens up the possibilities.
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In terms of things moving forward, well ... could you give me some possibilities?
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So both of these are sort of tantalizing possibilities but not smoking guns.
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We're talking about theoretic possibilities, because a lot of it hasn't been studied.
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Very little work has been done on understanding and responding to these possibilities.
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"We are looking at new possibilities but have made no commitments," Klein says.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Virtual reality offers intriguing possibilities for documentaries.
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Reinvigorated by the museum's recent expansion, new possibilities for queer artists seem endless.
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"The possibilities we have are basically limited to words," he said, adding: "Of course you can imagine that we have had a number of conversations in the last few days and weeks to support any such possibilities," he said without elaborating.
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"Dreaded Possibilities Are Raised" one headline declared; "Cloned Sheep in Nazi Storm" shouted another.
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Weighing the respective possibilities, the firm sees little chance of meaningful change in Washington.
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The presumptive GOP presidential nominee is believed to be down to three VP possibilities.
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He is also someone who understands the possibilities provided by the American Energy Renaissance.
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Brexit campaigners are excited by the possibilities of an independent future in the world.
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Unfortunately, it's impossible to tell which, if any, of these possibilities are actually right.
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With Britain due to leave the EU, parliament's opposition has suddenly opened up possibilities.
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Absent among these many possibilities, however, is chronic borreliosis, otherwise known as Lyme disease.
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The tech was terrible, but the ideas were great, and the possibilities felt endless.
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That's been taken away, and you still have rate hike possibilities to contend with.
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In total, the researchers presented four different possibilities, as illustrated in the diagram below.
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PERINO: And that leaves a real dearth of the possibilities of getting people together.
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But new excavations near the German town of Pömmelte are raising some disturbing possibilities.
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The advertising industry has been eyeing the possibilities of virtual reality for years now.
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Showing women unashamed, rolls, stretch marks and all—this was a page of possibilities.
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No, not easier, but I acknowledge the phenomenal possibilities of the internet, for example.
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But, if the duo is fun, lively, and adventurous, then the possibilities are endless.
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Poland said there are a number of possibilities why Steamboat is erupting more frequently.
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At the same time, Nutman ruled out other possibilities, such as weirdly folded rock.
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Then he considered the possibilities for measuring those values definitively in a single observation.
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ID's series explores new possibilities and never-before-seen evidence from the famous case.
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"There have been few possibilities to obtain bitcoins in Switzerland until now," SBB said.
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Meanwhile, Buzzfeed's legal editor has investigated the possibilities of secession… prompted by Pishevar's suggestion.
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It's still in the stage of trying to show people what the possibilities are.
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On Monday, news broke about all about the possibilities for rebooting the original Nicktoons.
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"With 30 gourmet combinations, the possibilities are endless," according a slogan on their packaging.
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CES 2017 has always been a trade show about the possibilities of the future.
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This, he hopes, will prove its efficacy and increase general awareness of its possibilities.
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Like any nascent technology company, both failure and short-term exits are distinct possibilities.
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The answer suggests that the company at least has some clues about the possibilities.
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"It really opens the door to a lot of possibilities for me," he observes.
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Once you've combed through last year's return, turn an eye to this year's possibilities.
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We're just at the beginning of boundless possibilities — and it all starts with wireless.
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I couldn't get any sleep because I was so excited about all the possibilities.
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How much happiness these particular possibilities for granularity have brought about is not known.
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Also, there are more possibilities in terms of how the audience views the work.
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"All these possibilities that we couldn't think of, we were doing manually," Jorcano says.
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Amazon considered 238 destinations as possibilities for its headquarters, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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An increased level of special forces is just one of a number of possibilities.
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I know that we've not exhausted the possibilities of what we can do here.
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It seems to divide the world into two distinct groups, between memories and possibilities.
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These problems aren't just possibilities in the realm of live-streaming — they happen regularly.
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We're supposed to be able to imagine new possibilities for ourselves and for others.
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There are at least three possibilities, none of them promising for the Trump administration.
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You've seen the commercials — by simply saying "Hey Google," you can unlock endless possibilities.
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Samsung Electronics is working with "external advisors" to look over the possibilities, it said.
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The actual possibilities of such a device coming to market seem, at best, slim.
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The sci-fi set-up allows you to multiply the possibilities of the settings.
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You're a little grim in the book about the possibilities of solving this problem.
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More efficient similarity search opens up possibilities for recommendation engines and personal assistants alike.
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I think it is very limited and at the same time endless in possibilities.
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"The possibilities are intriguing and suggest a whole new world for racers," he said.
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And the openness of the cube's JavaScript framework leave open unlimited possibilities for developers.
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The exhibition shows that, when it comes to the future, the possibilities are boundless.
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That's costly to maintain, since there are far more possibilities for leaks or failures.
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Such possibilities can only be guessed at; they are not found in the data.
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The mainstream theatre world is waking up to the possibilities of such an approach.
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That leaves the MCU much emptier, but it also opens up some intriguing possibilities.
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Waymo's engineers say they are building redundancy into their system to address these possibilities.
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Sharing infinite possibilities with young people — I think we can all agree on that.
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The possibilities to address mental health issues through video games are endless and amazing.
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His death opened up even more time traveling possibilities and theories for the show.
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Still, those possibilities remain far away, leaving Apple and Samsung tied together for now.
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Not only this, but there are strong physical rehabilitation and commercial possibilities as well.
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As the cars would be self-driving, exciting new possibilities exist for their use.
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" "His theories unlocked a universe of possibilities that we and the world are exploring.
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