The putative crime has a prime suspect: Richard Wagner .
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A putative new group built around Mr Macron's En Marche!
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In rapid succession his putative disciples have run into trouble.
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Worse still, one of his putative ministers turned the job down.
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Is dominance politics compatible with the Dirtbag Left's putative political vision?
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Trump put Jared Kushner in putative charge of Middle East policy.
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But the economy kept intruding into the putative trans-Atlantic romance.
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Out of justified caution, we now err on the side of putative autonomy, and the heartbreaking story of your damaged brother is a result; when we erred on the side of putative beneficence, other heartbreaking stories resulted.
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One criterion for recruitment was that the putative father was HIV-positive.
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Further, he polls well against the putative Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton. Mrs.
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Here was the chance to decipher the putative text of the polyptich.
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In terms of style, the putative tag team looks rather well matched.
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Now, a putative deal with Foxconn of Taiwan has descended into farce.
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Meanwhile the putative government can muster little political power—or electric power.
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Under the putative accord, power would have been devolved to the provinces.
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He acknowledged that his role as a putative peacemaker was rarely gratifying.
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Trump has always had a putative willingness to break from GOP orthodoxy.
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One concern has to do with your putative friendship with this man.
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He's forthright about his failures, and he's diffident about his putative triumphs.
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Did this allow some putative Clinton voters to stay home, worry free?
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But over time, the putative rationale for the giveaway tended to shift.
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When your putative successes are faked, you're not entitled to self-respect.
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Did Democratic and Republican parity in contacts offset the putative Democratic edge?
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But neither she nor a putative Chancellor Schulz can compensate for France's inadequacies.
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Most were baffled by the putative renaming of Lancing as Lancing-on-Sea.
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As for a putative alliance, that was never on the cards, they say.
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The authors are not sure that the putative gains yet warrant creating CBDCs.
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Yet the discussion on the crux of the negotiations — denuclearization — remains largely putative.
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The decision demoralized gun control advocates already sidelined by their putative political allies.
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On New Year's Day, another putative candidate, the millionaire Harry Wilson, also demurred.
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The critic dines in anonymity in New York, or in putative anonymity, always.
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That trend has been exemplified by almost all of our putative presidential candidates.
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Her putative successor, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, is similarly restrained by Germany's consensus politics.
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As she walks off after this putative triumph, self-hatred distorts her face.
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Her putative solution is as hideous as the problem it means to address.
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For the first months of his campaign, Biden has run as the putative nominee.
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They are, like the putative lovers of Creeley's poem, intimately connected, but not fallen.
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In effect, Trump has put the family brand on a putative Middle East deal.
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If China's putative chip champions are to succeed, they must accomplish three hard things.
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"A positive preconception amongst pioneers is the norm for any putative treatment," Rucker said.
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These putative rivals for the GSEs would be chartered and overseen by the FHFA.
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Biden entered the crowded Democratic presidential primary in April as the putative front-runner.
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This idea also proceeds from the simplistic portrayal of the putative average French voter.
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A month later, Trump backpedaled, citing putative massive American arms sales to the Saudis.
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In fact, they say, panicking about the putative changes plays right into the president's hands.
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The putative deal can be seen as the legacy of two fallen giants of carmaking.
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Tal Afar had served as the garrison linking Raqqa, the caliphate's putative capital, with Iraq.
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How does triangulation work if the president's own (putative) party controls the House and Senate?
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During the previous administration, OSTP was largely focused on the putative perils of climate change.
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The bottom line: The putative benefits of more incarceration or longer sentences are actually costs.
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The putative helmsman for the reunited CBS-Viacom is the CBS chief executive, Leslie Moonves.
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Castor homed in on a putative offer made to Vindman to become Ukraine's defense minister.
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Every technology has costs, but lately we've had reason to question even cars' putative benefits.
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The corrupt politician is the putative villain of his book, the idealistic wayfarer his heroine.
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Squalls of encouragement sprang up here and there, as putative competitors egged each other on.
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Before leaving the Justice Department, McCabe seemed eager to portray himself as the putative victim.
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But like so many putative simple fixes, there are serious costs in cooperating with the Russians.
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Even though Bill Ackman, who's maybe your putative boss, says you don't need to sell anything.
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Mr Salvini more than once described his putative alliance of Europe's nativist right as a family.
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That week I'd already encountered the putative son of God, an enraged Moses, and Satan himself.
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The steel tariffs will barely scrape China, the Trump administration's greatest trading—and putative military—foe.
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The far-right base that made him the putative Republican nominee grants Mr. Trump that status.
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The putative solutions the firms have come up with are, though, completely different from one another.
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That means that Congress should not seat the challenger — but should not embrace the putative winner.
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Teaming up with the Greens would add around 55 seats to Macron's putative alliance, polls suggest.
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He has always fetishized reaching 40 points, the putative mark at which relegation has been avoided.
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That camp now controls 218 seats, after members of Barisan Nasional and putative allies jumped ship.
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Baltimore ordered churches and schools closed, but not saloons, citing the putative "medicinal" uses of alcohol.
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But now the cat's cradle of lies and dirty tricks had tripped up the putative dognapper.
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And it is important to distinguish between a putative rule of evidence and an affirmative defense.
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DL: But it seems like he's marketing himself as much as he's marketing any putative empire.
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Gravitational waves could help with the search for cosmic strings—putative enormous, superdense filamentary structures in space.
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After several years at home since finishing school, the putative nurse thinks she might enjoy it, too.
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This leaves plenty of room for banks to merge and stay below the Fed's putative new threshold.
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The analysis also finds that offsetting gains from putative trade deals with third countries are relatively small.
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John Patrick McEnroe Jr., the latest tennis prodigy, had become the putative new enfant terrible of sport.
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The putative superpartners of the electron and quark, for example, are known as the selectron and squark.
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The team's putative, on-paper head coach is Steve Kerr, who conceived this let's-have-fun team.
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It is not clear that Tillerson understands the depth of Pakistani uneasiness about its putative counterterrorism partner.
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And the government's heavy influence over putative independent Chinese businesses makes those orders vulnerable to political winds.
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But his putative liberal partners are not keen and polls put this grouping well short of a majority.
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Third, the putative jihadists are confronted with a "counter-discourse", sometimes with the help of (often Muslim) mentors.
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What does the emergence of Erik Killmonger, political radical and the film's putative villain, mean for world politics?
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By targeting them for arrest, the regime may hope to deter future protests and thwart putative foreign meddling.
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The premium was something rightfully due to the 'class' but no absent putative class member ever got anything.
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Developments involving his personal attorney Michael Cohen repeatedly intruded into deliberations over putative strikes on Syria last week.
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After a while, the shapes will totter onto two feet, turn putative heads in your direction, fall down.
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Mr. Cuomo has been increasingly viewed as a putative presidential contender, a possibility that also tempted his father.
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In fact, together they represent an abomination with respect to Trump's putative role as leader of the GOP.
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Now the putative leader of the free world is spreading tales about unimaginable Democratic depravity toward innocent children.
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The hidden long-range order of this putative state could rival the more obvious orderliness of a crystal.
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The putative subject of "Sorry We Missed You" is the surveillance economy and the current state of labor.
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A synthesis of research on the putative differences between the sexes and races, it's rich with statistical analysis.
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Barely eight years ago, Mr. Romney was the Republican nominee for president and putative leader of the party.
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That means Democrats need to appeal to a putative center, even at the cost of marginalizing the left.
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That means Democrats need to appeal to a putative center, even at the cost of marginalizing the left.
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Whom does Anne de Bourgh marry after Lizzy Bennet snatches her putative fiancé out from under her nose?
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Sour by a putative M.V.P.: Kansas City leading by 227, Houston reached first-and-goal on the Chiefs' 183.
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"Without corroboration from an independent observatory, a putative signal from extraterrestrials doesn't have a lot of credibility," Vakoch says.
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Rather than join with other aggrieved countries to put legal pressure on China, Mr Trump has threatened putative allies.
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Or rather, they are offering their advice now and recommending that President Obama and his putative nominee get lost.
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Waymo, the putative leader in the space, finally launched its self-driving car service in the Phoenix metro area.
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The U.S. maintains enormous military garrisons in Japan and South Korea despite the putative end of the Cold War.
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There have been several successful lawsuits against the company, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in putative damages.
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In short, he is gambling his subjects' future on a power play against his putative Russian ally, Vladimir Putin.
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Dr. Mee believes that evolutionary selection of a putative "lazy" gene would accelerate the population growth inside a reserve.
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The same putative "solutions" get recycled: negotiations, economic sanctions, rhetorical bluster, pressure by China and Russia, United Nations intervention.
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In courtrooms, especially in Europe, blood typing of mother and child became a method of ruling out putative fathers.
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But it is doing so indirectly, by monitoring their putative effects on the properties of single electrons with incredible accuracy.
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But Gotland's mid-Baltic location is of particular relevance to considerations of how to defend against a putative Russian attack.
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One Republican, the putative presidential nominee Donald Trump, positively boasts that he will run the economy like a Putinesque strongman.
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In the few months after the announcement, 500 papers were written trying to interpret the meaning of the putative particle.
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So, some argue, of course President Trump wouldn't be a target and "putative defendant," if he just can't be indicted.
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In 2013, he hosted the Iranian president at the time, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in Khartoum, as part of a putative courtship.
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Scientists with conflicting proprietary interests jousted about the putative benefits of bar soap versus liquid soap beginning in the 1980s.
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The United States now finds itself trying to persuade its putative ally to play a constructive rather than destructive role.
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The fact that McConnell's campaign was eager to tout such news prompted blowback from some critics and even putative allies.
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In addition, 10% of the 21m coins to be issued are earmarked for founders, investors, employees and a putative Zcash foundation.
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American-backed Kurdish and Arab fighters have driven IS out of most of Raqqa, its putative capital, 140km to the west.
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METI's message is simpler than the Arecibo broadcast, and should, its senders hope, prove easier for its putative audience to decipher.
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He told reporters that putative Democratic nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton was worse than Trump, but that neither was an ideal candidate.
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This recipe by Michelle Tam of Nom Nom Paleo isn't just for people following the putative diet of our prehistoric ancestors.
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The purveyors of nuclear technology, however, are not fussy about such things and are drawn like flies to putative Saudi billions.
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Do we hear about any of this on the influencer feeds in which alleged nature lovers present their putative environmental advocacy?
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Any putative peace process is cover to provide the proverbial decent interval for the U.S. to withdraw most of its forces.
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Xi proudly sees himself as a Marxist leading Communist China, even as he positions himself as the putative leader of globalization.
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Le Maire's putative concern was that he feared it would put the operational alliance between Nissan Motor and Renault at risk.
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To this end, John receives an invitation from King Leopold to return to Congo to witness the king's putative good works.
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Exploiting her Cabinet status, Haley is challenging the putative foreign policy leadership of Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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That was part of the reason P.S.G. signed Neymar, and it is why many of the club's putative rivals welcomed him.
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Name another president in recent decades who publicly taunted and savaged peers in his putative party the way that Trump does.
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But instead of rallying around the putative front-runner, Paul J. Massey Jr., the universe of potential challengers has only grown.
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Together, they have redefined what greatness looks like; they have forever raised the bar their putative successors will need to reach.
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But there is a more reliable and a simpler way to make investing decisions, one that doesn't rely on putative forecasts.
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The 4,000 individuals turned away from entering the US are those who may have some kind of putative connection to terrorism.
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The putative role of textiles and architecture in antebellum activism doesn't matter that much, but other distortions in Siebert's story do.
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"I don't think there is anything to change the work we are doing," one source connected to the putative campaign said.
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In particular, Andrew Johnson, who rose to the presidency upon Abraham Lincoln's assassination, outraged his putative Republican allies with his oratorical antics.
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These cracks impeded the reading of the putative text, even by experts in deciphering manuscripts in the hard-to-read medieval writing.
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Instead, the federal government broke the putative link between war and universal health care by treating ex-servicemen differently from everyone else.
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If a putative impeachment effort were to fail, the country could be left "with a corrupt tyrant and his angry, vengeful supporters".
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XCOM, as Mr Hang dubs his putative X-ray Aldis lamp, would be a more powerful version of such a spacecraft transmitter.
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Now she has an opportunity to improve her record, with a provision of the putative tax reform the Republicans are working on.
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America's space agency, NASA, is therefore looking into ways of preserving both the physical and the mental health of putative Martian voyagers.
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For all the big bankers and corporate executives' putative love of free markets, real capitalists of that era thought competition is lunatic.
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It is not true that China has returned to "business as usual" because of the putative wisdom and efficiency of Xi's regime.
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Craven and vindictive firings of his putative enemies, blatant signals to the Department of Justice that it's his way or the highway.
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The argument is no longer even superficially about the specter of illegal immigration and its putative challenge to the rule of law.
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Those individual experiments covered putative politicians and business tycoons, persons male and female, and the use of both written statements and television advertisements.
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It emerged that last month rebels in Syria allowed the jihadists of Islamic State to leave Raqqa, which was once their putative capital.
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Waymo, the Google self-driving spinoff and putative leader in the robo-car race, is currently testing that hypothesis in metro Phoenix, Arizona.
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"There is no allegation that Ashcroft and Mueller or Ziglar created the punitive conditions, or that they required the putative conditions," he said.
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So those in charge of India's putative defence groups are waiting to see if the opportunity is really as big as it appears.
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Yet beneath its putative message of male responsibility lies a more insidious phenomenon: The commodification of protest, particularly in the era of Trump.
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In their parodic stylishness, Ms. Sherman's pictures highlighted artifice, disguise and gender stereotypes, and they cast doubt on photography's putative truth-telling capabilities.
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On Donald Trump's first foreign trip, he is visiting one of our putative allies in the Middle East: the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Musk's putative ally in a Tesla take-private, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, is reportedly talking to a rival, Lucid Motors.
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It is a putative guide to what happens to the body as it dies and directly after — and how to care for it.
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Trump flirted with Democrats for years before pummeling 2016 Republican campaign rivals and putative allies alike on the way to the White House.
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Indeed, a putative comedy can often get by on a kind of sly worldview and funny situations more than laugh-a-second jokes.
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These sections push the story forward, laying the foundation for the existential divide that defines every superhero, even a putative roguish outlier like Deadpool.
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Moore's putative nomination for the central bank had faced intense criticism and scrutiny after Trump said he wanted him on the Federal Reserve board.
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Had Mr Trump elected to stay in Paris, but still dismantled those putative curbs on burning coal, America might have met its target anyway.
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In the meantime, Washington, DC is already half-mad with gossip and speculation about Mr Mueller's findings and Mr Barr's putative handling of them.
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In fact, their putative GOP champions threw the deficit-reduction engine into reverse and hit the gas by voting for Trump's 2017 tax cut.
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But seven months after an American-led coalition drove the jihadists from Raqqa, their putative capital, "stable" is not how residents describe the city.
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In these the putative gift was supposed to have come not from a bosom buddy but rather from a casual acquaintance or a stranger.
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I'm here to see robot cars, the kind that the putative leader in the technology, Waymo, has been testing in the area since 2017.
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In London, surely the capital of the putative Lib Dem core vote, they performed abysmally in May's mayoral election despite fielding a good candidate.
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These new forms of failure are difficult to see before the fact; attention is paid mostly to the putative beneficial characteristics of the changes.
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ISIS lost Raqqa, its putative capital, in October 2017, and has seen its holdings in the rest of Syria steadily rolled back ever since.
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In session after session, the Texas legislature has sought to impose strict rules on voter identification, with the putative goal of preventing election fraud.
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This work, "Hitler-Ei" (1936), and several others that use quotidian objects as their putative subject matter were done in collaboration with Wolfgang Bürger.
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Walsh now opposes Trump and launched a putative primary challenge against him last month; it's unclear whether he'll grab a musket if he loses.
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Yet the IPCC avoids weighing the costs of the 1.5°C pathway against its putative benefits, arguing that it's a matter of value judgments.
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But, they were isolated voices within a party that, yet again, was trying its best to pretend its putative leader didn't exist at all.
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He added, according to a VentureBeat writer, "I only own a mattress," and then expounded upon the putative correlation between youth and creative power.
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The singer stole the halftime show from putative headliners Coldplay in such decisive fashion that it briefly seemed as if Coldplay had left entirely.
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And then there's Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and close adviser and the putative point man for dealing with Israel and the peace process.
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One putative explanation, known as ADD after the initials of the surnames of three of its inventors, invokes extra dimensions to account for the difference.
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The putative bidder has been a prolific acquirer, buying exchanges and clearinghouses in more than a dozen deals, including the 2012 purchase of NYSE Euronext.
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The putative next secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, former boss of Exxon Mobil, got tougher questions, especially over his former closeness to the Russian government.
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" Thomas wrote separately to argue that the Court has a "habit of applying different rules to different constitutional rights — especially the putative right to abortion.
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However, in a week of meetings with putative colleagues and interviews in Brussels, I found youngish, highly educated, well-motivated and generally rather congenial people.
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Though the word "robot" suggests a machine that can do its work automatically, both da Vinci and its putative competitors are controlled by human surgeons.
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Miss King left graduate school after she discovered she could earn $20123 an article writing putative first-person stories for pulp magazines like Uncensored Confessions.
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Hours earlier, Barack Obama had won a stunning victory in the 2008 Iowa caucuses and the putative nominee, Hillary Clinton, had placed a disappointing third.
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However, Berkshire's decision to take a bite of Apple was not taken by the 85-year-old but by his putative successors at the firm.
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Cohen's rationale for rejecting a putative Trump pardon fits in part with this history as he has invoked the shame of accepting a Trump pardon.
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Her putative opponent is the constitutional conservative Josh Hawley, the current attorney general and the strong favorite to win the GOP primary on Aug. 7.
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The show convenes a suite of drawings employing that technique, made between 1958 and 1960: putative illustrations of the thirty-four cantos of Dante's Inferno.
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Their putative starting left fielder spent half the season in a Las Vegas auto shop of the minor leagues, getting his swing and psyche overhauled.
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It's someone about whom investigators have "substantial evidence" that ties them to a crime, and who is a "putative defendant" (someone likely to face charges).
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Prime Minister Theresa May's deal has repeatedly been rejected, including by her putative allies, and the prospect of a calamitous no-deal Brexit is looming.
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Two young women — one, a newly hired assistant (Makenzie Leigh); the other, an actress pitching herself for a role (Kristine Froseth) — are his putative victims.
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The IMF's economists have valiantly tried to quantify the damage to the world economy from the trade war if Mr Trump's putative deal falls apart.
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The Knicks tossed him in as a sweetener to persuade the Mavericks to also take the putative shooting guard Tim Hardaway and his frightful contract.
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To be really fair, though, putative improvements to cities have often benefited the rich at the expense of people who live there—especially people of color.
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A putative coalition of PP, Ciudadanos and the far-right Vox of Santiago Abascal scored a combined 45 percent - putting them short of a parliamentary majority.
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And the chief question-askers are not investors themselves but analysts at brokerages looking to sell companies' shares to putative investors (known as "sell-side" analysts).
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It eventually broke with al Qaeda and emerged as a self-declared "caliphate" known widely as ISIS, under the putative leadership of Abu-Bakr Al-Bagdadi.
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But, crucially, the algorithm successfully flagged up all 336 "real" rogues, and did so an average of 153 seconds before a putative wave would have struck.
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In statements and court documents, Cohen has vociferously denied ever visiting Prague, even dispensing photos of his passport, with no Czech stamps visible, as putative proof.
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"I think it a wonderful thing that a British political leader has shown that Britain will not bow before the putative caliph in Ankara," he said.
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For them, the putative infiltration of bathrooms by perverts and predators—the rationale for measure's like Oxford's—is a nicely combustible emblem for wider social upheavals.
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And then he has used his position as the putative GOP nominee to campaign against the federal judge presiding over his Trump University civil lawsuit. 8.
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Even the other giants — the putative threats to Sophie's continued existence — seem to only come to life whenever the camera happens to be pointed at them.
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That included her putative master, Mr. Sena, who was thrust into the somewhat awkward position of explaining his own buy recommendation even as Aiera said sell.
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This putative treatment sounds vampiric, yet it's gained popularity in the Silicon Valley area, where people have actually paid $21,2000 a pop to participate in trials.
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Almost as bad would be simply to say that all the rich countries should promise to increase their putative negative emissions to match their carbon consumption.
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Potential members of the government must craft a "coalition agreement," a policy platform, that all of the parties in the putative government agree to abide by.
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The book "is a putative guide to what happens to the body as it dies and directly after — and how to care for it," Sehgal writes.
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The world may soon face the possibility of eggs and sperm made from putative parents' body cells (probably their skin) rather than in their ovaries and testes.
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Those promises, however, were aimed less at the putative beneficiaries than at those in the more developed parts of the city, who consider ger districts an eyesore.
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Consciousness-raising exercises like #MeToo are powerful and important, but not because some putative allies might see our posts and finally treat women with compassion and humanity.
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Any qualms political opponents may have about putative ideological differences are firmly quashed by the potential for patronage or self-enrichment a seat in the cabinet affords.
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If a putative free-trade deal with America were ever to come about, Britain might well allow the import of chlorine-washed chicken and genetically modified foods.
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But that benefit of more clout also means Britain might demand conditions that would mainly help it - rather than its putative EFTA partners - when negotiating trade deals.
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But, while he and others stretched and squeezed the maths, experimentalists set about trying to catch the putative waves in the act of stretching and squeezing matter.
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Donald Trump, the putative Republican candidate for president, announced that he would be in Scotland at the reopening of one of his golf courses on June 24th.
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European countries outside the EU will also be excluded from the EU-Canada free-trade agreement, and from a putative Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with America.
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This divide—and where Warren or Sanders's putative rivals position themselves on it—will determine the future of the Democratic Party for the next decade or more.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday revived a putative class action alleging the National Football League's telecasting agreement with AT&T Inc's DirecTV unit unlawfully blocked competition.
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This is not a free-for-all, but the Saudis have adopted the mantle of authority for Sunni interests and Iran is the putative authority of Shiites.
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It'd be nice if the man who is the putative head of baseball could find his tongue on what surely counts as an embarrassment to his sport.
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Mr. Abel's putative 1980 death, orchestrated with his characteristic military precision and involving a dozen accomplices, had been confirmed to The Times by several rigorously rehearsed confederates.
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"That went off like a bomb this morning," said Mr. Begala, noting that his phone was "blowing up with texts" about the putative front-runner's money struggles.
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He is one of three children, the eldest of whom is adopted, and it is the mystery of this brother's origins that becomes the novel's putative subject.
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They cut off all talks with the Trump administration two years ago, after it recognised Jerusalem—the putative capital of a future Palestinian state—as Israel's capital.
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Naturally, no one was there to argue against the measure: Why did the court find it necessary to enjoin putative and nameless defendants from breaking the law?
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The camera, looking over one of these officers' shoulders, gave a picture of plans for the putative device, annotated with helpful information such as "speed of travel—185kph".
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If Mr Trump does view the putative talks as a means to declare victory and quit Afghanistan, as some suspect, he has simply given up on the place.
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"While Yelp itself might seem to be an egalitarian space, its putative frictionlessness conceals very real class antagonisms," wrote historian Dylan Gottlieb in a 2015 report for Gastronomica.
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And for all the talk of a grand nationalist-populist front, its putative protagonists are at odds on fundamental questions such as the distribution of migrants between countries.
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To ensure that coins cannot be minted too quickly, as the overall network's computational power increases, the bitcoin protocol continually makes it harder to find a putative solution.
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By discussing his likely cabinet choices, Trump would gain seriousness and stature, replacing one of the most ambiguous putative presidencies in memory with one of the most certain.
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Obama administration's mistake The mistake the Obama administration has made in Afghanistan is to announce a series of putative, total withdrawal dates, none of which have actually happened.
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Stalin had just murdered hundreds of thousands of his own citizens, staged show trials of his former comrades, and carried out purges of putative socialist allies in Spain.
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Mr Trump announced on May 10th that Mr Khan would be exempt from his putative entry ban on non-American Muslims, which he then called "just a suggestion".
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Data analysts' down-playing of expertise ironically made it harder for 'objective facts' to triumph over 'personal belief' in a world in which everybody is a putative expert.
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Now it is normal for not only Alternative for Germany politicians to back them officially, but even members of the putative political center to make shows of sympathy.
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But once you "know" that a putative charity is really just a nexus of corruption, then even the failure to be swayed by contributions becomes a news story.
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Such a victory would be transparently hollow because it would entail ceding principles to obtain power whose putative purpose is to enact those principles in the first place.
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That isn't exactly the full collection putative subscribers were hoping for — but chasing back the rights to the company's movies is clearly a goal, as Paull pointed out.
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The putative Mr. Werner met three times with the couple in Kiev coffee shops from May 20 until June 1, explaining that he planned an in-depth article.
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For more than a week, the reported number of cases barely changed after local authorities shut down the Huanan Wholesale Seafood Market, the putative source of the virus.
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Meanwhile, if his putative backers really were prepared to help buy Tesla at $72 billion — the valuation implied by his tweet — they certainly should be at $26 billion.
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T. The movie wraps up by cashing in on an interracial friendship subplot for Auralie, a putative feel-good flourish that just feels unearned, to say the least.
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The model, agreed upon for the British handover of sovereignty to China in 1997 and supposed to last until 2047, is now almost halfway through its putative life.
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The idea exploits an aspect of string theory, the putative but unproven "theory of everything" that posits that the elementary constituents of reality are very tiny, wriggling strings.
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" What's more, "these putative 'environmental' groups accept grants and other consideration from foundations and special business interests who use the groups' environmental mantle to advance their own ulterior agendas.
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They injected the rodents with the various putative vaccines they had made, then scrutinised them carefully, looking in particular for unusual levels of anxiety and strange patterns of movement.
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Another prize that is still up for grabs is for carbon capture and storage, a putative approach to stopping the rise of climate-changing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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After this period of Earth's history, a major glaciation period on Earth caused oxygen levels to plummet dramatically, making life for the putative Gabonionta exceptionally difficult, if not impossible.
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And while U.S. leaders need to take an honest look, the putative leaders in Arab lands are long overdue for a much more extended and critical examination of themselves.
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In Iraqi Kurdistan, the core of their putative state-in-waiting, the two dynasties that fought a nasty civil war back in the 1990s are also at loggerheads again.
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It was included in the Met exhibition "American Painting Today, 211," which precipitated a protest by a group of Abstract Expressionists known as the Irascibles for its putative conservatism.
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It can be easy to get lost in the technicalities of constitutional doctrine, or the putative gobbledygook of gerrymandering math, and lose sight of the broader principle at stake.
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In the rarefied social world that produces so many of our putative leaders, a young man who frequently gets blackout drunk, as Kavanaugh reportedly did, is a fun guy.
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The fallacy in this argument is that monuments and memorials say very little about their putative subjects but speak volumes about the motives of those who erect them. Removal.
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In fact, Mr. Trump seemed bent on increasing the pressure on his putative allies in ways that widen fissures both within the European Union and with the United States.
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Once news of the agreement broke, the country's social media entered a collective frenzy over the government having "sold" part of its putative patrimony in exchange for Gulf petrodollars.
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What we&aposve gotten is electric cars making up only about 2% of global sales, while putative disruptors, such as Uber and Lyft, have revealed significant challenges for profitability.
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It said at the time that one of the bodies involved in agreeing long-term visas for diplomats had come to a "negative opinion" about Russia's putative defense attache.
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Meanwhile, his putative opponent —a supercomputer housed elsewhere on the 35th floor of this midtown skyscraper — not only did not suffer stress, but did not even know what stress was.
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And then Mr Trump said that, as president, he would appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Mrs Clinton's infamous e-mail habits as secretary of state, and other putative offences.
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That's what happened in 1800, when every Democratic-Republican elector cast his two electoral votes for the same two people — Vice President Jefferson and his putative running mate, Aaron Burr.
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At $20 billion, it would account for 19% of Vision Fund 2's putative size, compared with an average staff commitment of 2-3% for most funds, according to Investec.
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They also changed the threshold for looking at takeovers in order to capture expensive purchases of small firms with few revenues, which typically happen when big firms buy putative competitors.
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Drumming up allies, including the 34-country counter-terrorism coalition that the prince announced in December (to the bemusement and surprise of some of its putative members) is proving costly.
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For all Dr Fox's enthusiasm over deals with the likes of Australia, India and America, they too will first want to see the terms of a putative EU-Britain FTA.
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Even so, Trump can personally take credit for deterring 2900,220006 putative crossers, of which perhaps 2202,2628 would have succeeded in entering the U.S. The Trump effect, however, is not lasting.
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Mr. Franco's unique circumstances as the only member of the putative class to have been compensated for his claim have irreparably compromised his role as lead plaintiff in this litigation.
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Even Waymo, the putative leader in the industry, flush with Alphabet funding—which plans to launch a commercial service this quarter—is having trouble teaching computers to be competent drivers.
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Fidesz has since seized control of political institutions, strengthened the economic positions of servile oligarchs, led a culture war against putative internal and external enemies and undermined basic civic rights.
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McKinsey's putative marriage to Trillian produced its first awkward moments when its chief executive, Bianca Goodson, showed up angry at the consultancy's Sandton headquarters on a January evening in 2016.
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For a person to sell out his putative ideals for such a hollow victory would be like a Greek drama, if the Greeks had written dramas about such small men.
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At the time, the White House and its apologists argued that these alleged crimes pre-dated the campaign, and were thus unrelated to any putative election-related conspiracies with Russia.
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For example, consider the (ironically labeled) Strange special election in Alabama, in which Luther Strange — the putative insider candidate, with Trump's (admittedly tepid) endorsement — lost to outsider candidate Roy Moore.
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The efforts of the country's putative leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, have been undermined both by the army and by distrust among ethnic groups of her National League for Democracy.
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"It is unfair to say they have all been complete failures," Chris Anderson, who has consulted on a number of completed and putative takeovers, said of American owners in Britain.
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As he bought all those rare manuscripts and letters, he had them appraised, divided their putative value into shares and sold them as if they were stock in a corporation.
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The putative purpose of these inquiries is to explain why people are so upset about the state of the economy despite the low headline unemployment rate and steady GDP growth.
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Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, which won 29 of Britain's 72 seats in the European Parliament, also said it would not join the putative new grouping, though it gave no reason.
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Google has claimed for years to be close to demonstrating quantum supremacy, a useful talking point as it competed with rivals to hire top experts and line up putative customers.
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A putative May rate rise was thrown off course by an unusually harsh winter - and a possible underlying slowdown - that led to the economy almost stagnating from January to March.
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For all her putative capacity to drive strong men mad with longing, however, she is eventually obliged to look on helplessly as Drogo wastes away and dies, perhaps from boredom.
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With almost half of the season gone, City now stands 11 points clear of United, its nearest rival, after a weekend when all but one of its putative challengers stumbled.
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The last time these putative guardians of civilization convened for this festival of internationalist concern, they found themselves in an uncustomary position: in the cross hairs of a global insurrection.
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His declaration came as Saudi Arabia undertook an anti-corruption purge in which royals, ministers and investors have been arrested as the putative next king tightens his grip on power.
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While these two artists specifically allude to animal life, Arick's work feels shoe-horned into the putative theme because, more than anything else, it aestheticizes an instrument of implicit violence.
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But, by pooling the work of so many groups, the Brainstorm Consortium was able to go beyond this and cross-correlate the putative genetic underpinnings of 25 psychiatric and neurological problems.
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He enters January not just as the putative favorite to win the Iowa caucuses, but with an impressive ground game, intense grassroots support, technical prowess, and lots of money to spend.
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Iraqi troops are moving closer to the centre of Mosul, the last big city under its control in Iraq, while Kurdish and Arab fighters eye Raqqa, its putative capital in Syria.
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Mr Elliott's NOtoAV team stressed the cost of ditching first-past-the-post: posters claimed the putative £250m bill would be better spent on bulletproof vests for soldiers or maternity units.
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But the putative elevation to the presidency of Mrs Mugabe, the president's former typist and an extravagant avid shopper, disgusted even the most cynical elders of ZANU-PF, the ruling party.
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A putative coalition of Casado's PP, Rivera's center-right Ciudadanos and the far-right Vox of Santiago Abascal, meanwhile scored a combined 45 percent - putting them short of a parliamentary majority.
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He knocked Russia out of the war, and forced them into a treaty so shockingly putative that it caused the Allies to slap Germany with the similarly harsh Treaty of Versailles.
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Second, the Qatari royal family and likeminded wealthy donors support a wide array of Islamist groups, any number of which are increasingly seen as a threat to its putative regional partners.
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The enormous putative power of the USS Columbia stands in stark and ironic contrast to the impotence of D.C. residents in deciding when and how that weapon system would be used.
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While Wineapple's sympathies are clearly with the impeachers, she carefully explains the flaws of their strategy as well as how the ambitions of certain powerful, putative friends helped defeat their purpose.
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"The putative void was part of Hitler's persona, a means of concealing his personal life and presenting himself as a politician who completely identified with his role as leader," Ullrich writes.
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We wondered how South Koreans and Korean-Americans view this putative thawing of inter-Korean relations, and how it is affecting their ambitions to host and compete successfully in the Olympics.
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In each episode, the putative "good guy with a gun" was a lawfully armed black man whom officers mistook for the gunman, raising questions about police perceptions of black gun owners.
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Hughes's attorney has filed a motion to have the garnishment end, and she is part of a putative class-action lawsuit that alleges the bail company was operating without a license.
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Here, a lot of the jokes are bad (a putative Russian spy is named "Boris Buzzoff," a Trump court appointee comes on wearing a Hitler mustache) and the marks are easy.
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In early December, Dolan, the team's glowering owner, grew so disgusted with a loss that he ordered his putative management team to go out and say something, anything, to the press.
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Back on Earth, some theoreticians claimed to be homing in on a putative theory of everything, an Einsteinian dream of an equation simple enough to be inscribed on a T-shirt.
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Under the terms of his proposed deal for controlling interest in the Mets, he would take the helm of the team even while the Wilpons retain putative control for five years.
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Reading celebrities' acknowledgments is another experience entirely, almost a kind of sport — perhaps the highlight of which is finding the euphemistic phrase the putative author uses to thank the actual author.
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ISIS (and al-Qaeda before it) has long focused its propaganda on a putative laundry list of crimes the US and its Western allies have supposedly committed against Muslims around the world.
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Then Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri began winning some major awards, especially the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture — Drama, and the SAG Award for best ensemble, making it a putative frontrunner.
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From stodgy banks (facing a putative threat from fintech) to electric utilities (which might be disrupted by batteries and smart grids) it is a similar story: valuations imply that investors are relaxed.
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The main changes in this new version are that it's made out of aluminum instead of plastic, and the price has been cut from a putative $99 for the original, to $79.
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"For a putative leader of a nation of immigrants to talk in this way is a watershed moment for the United States," the Guardian, Britain's left-wing daily, wrote in an editorial.
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"Young adults may be skeptical about advice on the putative adverse health effects of marijuana, which they may see as being overstated to justify the prohibition on its use," the authors write.
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"[The results] elucidate a putative causal chain of events leading from the 22q11 microdeletion to its consequent effects on cognition, crossing multiple levels of analysis in the process," the current study concludes.
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Also in the FDA's corner are a large number of scientists and doctors, who argue that clinical trials are the only standard that allows putative medicines to be distinguished from outright quackery.
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"What makes prospects for the latest putative pact look brighter this time around is the narrower scope of the negotiations," Eleanor Olcott, China policy analyst at TS Lombard, said in a note.
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They do not know its details, and they do not know if anyone — the world powers or their own putative leaders, whether the opposition or the government — has their interests in mind.
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While he's at it, he should disband Pruitt's absurd security detail, fly coach, and sell at public auction the $43,000 "cone of silence" phone system Pruitt had installed for putative security reasons.
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I'm uncertain why these putative shooters would not be able to track her to this new abode; she's about to sign papers with a real estate agent, suggesting that she isn't hiding.
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Krauss may never master pop's heartfelt commitment to putative sincerity, and the one with the killer chorus is also one of the two where Elizondo claims composition as well as production credits.
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Gossage instead wants to insist that there's always more happening in a photograph than its putative subject, that a photograph is always in the first place a record of an optical experience.
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For in our own way we are allowing organizers, activists and ambition-ridden political putative leaders to divide this country much the same ways that Yugoslavia has been deliberately divided since 1987.
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Rick Scott was upended in June when Mr. Trump endorsed Representative Ron DeSantis, propelling the 39-year-old congressman into a lead over Adam Putnam, the state agriculture commissioner and putative favorite.
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It may pay tribute to Marcel Duchamp's first bicycle-wheel ready-made, but it also echoes a small red painting here — a putative flower still life whose blooms are sewn-on buttons.
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In one scene, a well-known television presenter propped up in his putative sick bed considers a tray of soup, crackers and marmalade — items he said the new law has deemed unhealthy.
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Its isolation is an early clue that something isn't right on this putative Shangri-La where a young woman, Uma (Emma Roberts), is yelling to be let out of a locked room.
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The putative command center in Brussels is part of a broader Franco-German plan to build closer EU defense ties, save Europeans taxpayers' money and deter threats from Russia and Islamist militants.
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British finance minister George Osborne said on Saturday that top G20 finance officials were unanimous that a putative British exit from the European Union would be a shock to the global economy.
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Video footage of a July 28503 missile launch, its re-entry vehicle burning, breaking up and landing in Japanese waters, suggests Pyongyang's putative ICBM is still far from being ready for primetime.
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The final program, "Bodymania," includes 1976's cel-animated Desire Pie, a very funny Second Wave response to the glut of male-centric erotic cartoons that followed the putative liberation of the 1960s.
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Choudhary Rahmat Ali, a Punjabi Muslim nationalist, invented it from the putative state's component parts: the first letters of Punjab, Afghan province (now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Kashmir, Sindh and the final letters of Balochistan.
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What sets Dr Keith's latest paper apart from his earlier publications—and, indeed, those of other putative carbon-hoovers—is that it offers a hard-nosed estimate of the system's cost and scalability.
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It is beginning to appear in other things, too, including cars—an ironic development, as the motor industry, one putative destination of the original version from the 1960s, had rejected it back then.
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The support of this group was useful, if not absolutely essential, for potential presidential candidates, and it is hard to imagine that a putative anti-establishment candidate like Trump would have passed muster.
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As the putative nominee pivots to the center, he is going to have to find ways to do better among those groups than Romney did — not an impossible task, but not easy either.
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The Cavaliers' defensive rotations rotated until they did not — a striking number of Warriors had time to exhale and take cool aim at the rim, their putative defenders trapped in another ZIP code.
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The putative grandfather of Estonia's digital platform is Tarvi Martens, an enigmatic systems architect who today oversees the country's digital-voting program from a stone building in the center of Tallinn's Old Town.
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Conservatives tend to retort, in so many words, that "the people" were always meant to have guns as such, since an armed citizenry functions as a putative check on tyrannical government over-reach.
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Intrigued by the surprisingly reasonable price of $250,000, he discovered that the property was actually in an industrial area directly east of its putative neighborhood, on Tennessee Street near a Hell's Angels clubhouse.
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Trump, who campaigned as a putative economic populist — even calling for higher taxes on the rich — will soon sign into law the tax plan of the House speaker Paul Ryan's Ayn Randian dreams.
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If Autumn is the putative protagonist of "Never," it's Skylar who emerges as the film's hero, with Ryder playing her character with just the right blend of angelic self-sacrifice and resolute grit.
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"This suit is possible only because the Court has allowed abortion clinics and physicians to invoke a putative constitutional right that does not belong to them—a woman's right to abortion," he wrote.
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The U.S. is already in an untenable position, screaming threats at a putative U.S. ally for doing something that Trump assented to in the first place, against virtually all advice from U.S. officials.
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This show is different from many of the previous precisely because it is so intertwined with the theme of the voice and the sound of it (regardless of its putative theme of revolution).
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But as the Democrats mainly dislike Dr Price because he is the putative assassin of Barack Obama's health-care reform, and Republicans like him for the same reason, he will probably get a pass.
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Hours after Carrie Lam, the territory's chief executive, had toasted the putative success of 22 years of mainland rule, protesters laid bare for the world the reality of a deeply fractured, fractious Hong Kong.
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Litigation, Claims, and Governmental Investigations To date, 23 putative consumer class action lawsuits have been filed against the Company in U.S. federal and state courts, and in foreign courts relating to the Security Incident.
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In other words, the only time the economic circumstances of the people become important is in their cynical and strategic deployment as cultural signifiers enabling the conspicuous display of a political leader's putative earthiness.
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Of course, some of those donors may be forgiven for now wondering if they were taken by a bait-and-switch campaign where an alleged penniless victim turns out to be the putative culprit.
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But it's worth remembering, when we choose Shackleton over Shelley, that, in the long history of Arctic literature, the putative nonfiction has seldom offered the most truthful or most useful account of the poles.
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The infamous strategy that McConnell dreamed up and put into action to throttle any putative accomplishment of the Obama White House, no matter how nugatory, has become the stuff of right-wing parliamentary lore.
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Beneath the cartouche are a compass, a ruler, a palette, and paintbrushes, and his right hand sits on the bottom of the putative frame — a trompe-l'oeil show-off move of the first order.
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Researchers plan to do further experiments on amber, as well as lab-made and simulated glass, hoping to uncover more details of two-level systems and to get closer to the putative ideal state.
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James Pallotta, the owner of Roma, has described Ronaldo's arrival as "positive for Serie A;" he insisted that he did not see it as something negative for his club, a putative challenger, at all.
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First, here's Mark Steyn, complaining that Trumpism is being undermined from within, by the president's advisers and putative allies on the Hill: … Republicans voted for Trump because he was the only advocate of Trumpism.
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Where Mourinho complained endlessly about United's transfer strategy, and the greater resources enjoyed by his putative rivals, Solskjaer seems to revel in working with players he regards as among the best in the world.
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But only 35% of them said they approved of Trump's job performance, and these college whites backed former Vice President Joe Biden over him by fully 2 to 1 in a putative 2020 match-up.
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During the campaign, he consistently spoke of his desire to try to take on the peace process, touting his negotiating skills and that of his son-in-law, the putative Middle East envoy Jared Kushner.
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Though the putative goal of the Rules is to help the reader pick up, succeed with, or otherwise achieve women, the book doesn't have much to say about women as anything other than an endgame.
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New Hampshire, where Sanders is the putative favorite according to recent polling, will be a crucial state for the former vice president after tentative results from this week's Iowa caucus put him in fourth place.
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One, at Columbia itself, is recruiting volunteers with cancer to see if attacking putative master regulators in their tumours works in cell cultures or when parts of the tumours in question are grafted into mice.
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Several noted that his immigration policies, including his putative border wall, caging of migrant children and threat to deport 800,000 immigrants, known as DREAMERS, who were brought to America illegally as children, are all unpopular.
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Boeing, one of the putative combination's largest customers, said it was "sceptical" that the deal would be in the best interest of its industry, and said it might pursue "regulatory options" to protect its position.
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OPINION IS DIVIDED on whether Homo sapiens should announce its presence to the universe by broadcasting messages to any putative extraterrestrials who may be listening, or should keep schtum, for fear of attracting unwanted attention.
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The putative merger partners could yet make the deal more palatable to Ms Vestager by promising more concessions, for example the divestment of assets or licensing their technologies to rivals, though time is running out.
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In their 2017 paper, the Copenhagen group claimed to have discovered that the noise in Livingston matched the noise in Hanford seven milliseconds later, just as the putative gravitational-wave signal arrived at both detectors.
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A recent project it carried out was the transformation of drug-testing software developed by researchers at Oxford University into a commercial package called Virtual Assay, which can speed up preclinical trials of putative medicines.
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While Berlin, Europe's de facto capital, has hosted crisis meetings in recent days to discuss how to respond to Britain's vote, Brussels, the putative capital of Europe, has stuck doggedly to its own stately rhythms.
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BarrierFree's over-reporting in this manner not only produces wildly overinflated deployment claims for itself and these eight states: it also has a substantial impact on the putative change in deployment at the national level.
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The Senate wants to put off creating a full-fledged service for at least a year, instead putting General Raymond in charge of both Space Command and a putative Space Force, to avoid bureaucratic bloat.
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His putative coalition partner, Luigi Di Maio, leader of the populist Five Star Movement, has been sharply critical of Brussels, but has lately rejected a referendum on the euro, despite having previously floated the idea.
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His comparison of different metals' effectiveness in that role—zinc is best, copper is useless—may help elucidate the details of the process, not only in his putative generator, but also in a natural thunderstorm.
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But experts who believe vaping is safer than smoking were still left flabbergasted by the government giving cigarettes of any kind, with low-nicotine or high-nicotine levels, an even putative green light in 2019.
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One poll conducted by the Pew Research Center, in particular, shows that Republicans living within 350 miles of the US-Mexico border — the people closest to the putative wall — were the least likely to support it.
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"The plaintiffs contend that their interest in reversing the order striking their class allegations is sufficient to satisfy Article III's case-or-controversy requirement, but they misunderstand the status of putative class actions," the concurrence said.
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More than three dozen countries, mainly in the Americas and Europe, have recognised Mr Guaidó's putative government on the grounds that Mr Maduro's second term, which began last month, is the product of a fraudulent election.
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This is yet to happen to any member, but is a putative threat for Poland, with the European Commission set to debate on January 13 whether the "rule of law" is under threat in the country.
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And even though Mueller does not appear to have directly overseen that raid, he referred it to federal prosecutors in New York—and his putative boss at the Justice Department, Rod Rosenstein, signed off on it.
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That putative signal had the potential to be the fantasied "Hi there," from another world that practitioners of the field known as SETI, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, have been looking for over the last century.
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On Sunday, most of those differences involved Daenerys, whose revelation to Sam, if the most painful, was hardly the only awkward result of the putative King in the North arriving in thrall to the Dragon Queen.
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That may well be true of most (though not all) of the putative presidential contenders at this point, and it's certainly the case that any American political party's direction is largely set by its presidential nominee.
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"Himalayan salt is all about the minerals," she said, extolling the putative health benefits of magnesium replenishment, although the room's luxe decor and pink light felt more like a bottle-service lounge at a Hollywood nightclub.
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Ellison is co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, the putative left-wing answer to the brinksmen of the Freedom Caucus on the right, and he was an early and fervent supporter of Sanders's Presidential campaign.
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First comes the plot: no longer some local difficulty but a ramshackle tale involving the putative murder of Kate Moss—little more than an excuse, it turns out, for a march-past of middle-ranking celebrities.
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The funeral for the longtime leader will be next Sunday, December 2100, at Santa Ifigenia cemetery in Santiago de Cuba, the island's second largest city and site of the putative beginning of the Cuban Revolution in 220.
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They considered nine variables, including how distant any putative aliens are likely to be, the sensitivity of telescopes, how big a portion of the electromagnetic spectrum they are able to scan and the time spent doing so.
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It seems an indelible symbol of the times that New York City neglects essential but mundane services like public restrooms while promoting other putative municipal innovations, like the mass conversion of pay phones to Wi-Fi kiosks.
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Just as likely, if not more so, is that other Trump campaign associates with close ties to Russia, like former campaign manager Paul Manafort, ran point on any putative coordination with Russian intelligence — if any took place.
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The next inning Seth Lugo, the team's putative closer save for the fact that his elbow rarely allows him to pitch on consecutive days, took the mound for the second consecutive day and gave up a double.
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"Once the putative gene is validated, we can sequence it, we can clone it, we can test for it, and we can potentially save many women from ovarian cancer and some men from prostate cancer," Tewari added.
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For Tehran's clerical leaders, the confrontation between putative Persian Gulf allies came at a particularly auspicious time — when the entire Sunni Arab world seemed lined up against them after President Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia in May.
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And if the economy were to turn, reducing both consumers' appetite for paid entertainment and investors' appetite for junk bonds, a company which is valued entirely on the basis of putative profits after 2022 would be badly hit.
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The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, First Judicial Department said it would not rehear a May 2 decision tossing the lawsuit, brought as a putative class action by the Manhattan law firm Himmelstein McConnell Gribben Donoghue & Joseph.
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It appears to confirm the claims of the left-wing Workers' Party (PT) that the judge's motive earlier this year for jailing its leader and putative presidential candidate, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, was more political than judicial.
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Whereas the dominant tech firms of the past, such as IBM or Nokia, were eventually displaced, today's giants are more deeply entrenched, thanks to their data, their vast investment budgets and their habit of buying up putative rivals.
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He asked himself whether the putative subject would be more likely to wear the jumper if he also knew that his aunt had made significant sacrifices to buy it, and he suspected that the answer would be "yes".
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For the shift he had in mind to happen, though, he reasoned that both those who live in the Amazon basin and those who govern it would have to share in the profits of this putative new economy.
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Already, a chart showing the pronounced outperformance of the Nasdaq 100 index to the small-cap Russell 2000 is in heavy rotation as a putative dark omen, though it was far more monstrously lopsided in the late-'90s.
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Worse for the patricians, the identity of the putative anti-Trump, anti-Cruz candidate, for whom about 40% of the primary vote is available, now cannot be settled until after the party's South Carolina primary on February 20th.
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America's putative SHARK class (an acronym contrived from "submarine, hold at risk") is the furthest advanced in this area, says Andrew Krepinevich, a former adviser to three American defence secretaries—but China and Japan are not far behind.
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" Although "Lord Jim" departs from the previous Marlow tales in its use of an authorial narrator, the novel opens with this putative God's-eye view unable to determine whether Jim is one or two inches "under six feet.
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In polls, Mr. Macron routinely leads his erstwhile boss, whose support languishes in the midteens, and he often comes in second to the putative front-runner and former prime minister, Alain Juppé, who is the mayor of Bordeaux.
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His "unique circumstances as the only member of the putative class to have been compensated for his claim have irreparably compromised his role as lead plaintiff in this litigation," Reed Smith argued in a brief opposing class certification.
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Say what you will about the putative benefits of Goop's vaginal egg stones or the whole rotten "detox" industry; claiming to be able to survive without food or water goes well beyond the pale of New Age quackery.
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A more realistic threat assessment would recognize risks that arise from other countries, including putative allies like Israel, and also supply chain providers whose connections to foreign governments are more indirect, such as in the case of Lenovo.
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In reality, it is harder to say: Few teams will relish running into the French, but the team's performances against putative rivals — admittedly in friendlies — over the last couple of years have offered as many questions as answers.
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Op-Ed Contributor Lost in the excitement and outrage of Donald Trump's first three weeks as president of the United States was a minor sartorial scandal: The putative leader of the free world cannot tie a necktie properly.
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When he mounts certain hobbyhorses — the putative excesses of the contemporary left, say, or what he sees as its emphasis on cultural over economic issues — he slips into a flattening, apolitical misanthropy that is more performative than analytical.
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But we've never witnessed a political aide move as brazenly to consolidate power as Stephen Bannon — nor have we seen one do quite so much damage so quickly to his putative boss's popular standing or pretenses of competence.
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When he mounts certain hobbyhorses — the putative excesses of the contemporary left, say, or what he sees as its emphasis on cultural over economic issues — he slips into a flattening, apolitical misanthropy that is more performative than analytical.
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Its client, the firm said, "does not believe the claims for violation of the federal securities laws alleged in the complaints are moot and intends to vigorously prosecute the claims on behalf of the putative class," its brief said.
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"Waitr's systematic failure to adequately reimburse automobile expenses constitutes a 'kickback' to Waitr such that the hourly wages they pay to Plaintiffs and the Putative Class Members was and continues to be below the minimum wage," the suit states.
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In 22001 Intel bought a 22010% stake in its putative future rival, for $28 billion, as part of a plan for the two to work together on chips for mobile devices, an area in which Intel has lagged behind.
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Pingpong's tie-up with Luxembourg dates further back to 2017 when it secured a payments license in the putative financial gateway of Europe, thus giving it access to facilitate payment transactions between Chinese merchants and consumers throughout the continent.
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And she would have been able to make the case the best way possible: debunking the sham legal reasoning that has upheld the putative right for decades by day and blazing an alternative path with her family by night.
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Ledgers are written not just in black and red but invisible ink, as deputy prime ministers, Interior Ministry investigators and concert cellists have all been shown to have net worths vastly in excess of their putative taxable take homes.
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Eastern Time on Wednesday April 10, a group of astronomers who run a globe-girdling network of radio telescopes called the Event Horizon Telescope are expected to unveil their long awaited pictures of a pair of putative black holes.
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And Ms. Teachout, who for much of the race had ceded favorite status to Ms. James, was treated by her rivals at a recent debate as the putative front-runner, showing momentum that Ms. McCray's support may further fuel.
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"The replacement of Ms. Justice with Mr. Nirmul facilitates the continued representation of the putative class by Kessler Topaz and mitigates any disruption that would otherwise result from Ms. Justice's departure from Kessler Topaz," the April 3 motion said.
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In recasting such encounters in the long-familiar, Manichean contours of Black family melodrama, Jay-Z displaced the whole question of the abuse of racial power within the American legal system into the fatalist, victim-blaming sphere of putative cultural pathology.
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If you're spitting bile right now, that might be because you've thought of the Iron Throne as the series' putative prize, and you're feeling rightfully let down by the injustice of handing that position to an undeserving, fairly creepy sideline observer.
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Those claims were an essential element of the case that the administration made to go to war, since Saddam's supposed connections to al Qaeda were the only purported evidence that he might give his putative weapons of destruction to terrorists.
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But there's no reason to fight right now Over the past eight years, tensions between Obama and Netanyahu have focused on two key issues: how to deal with Iran's putative quest for a nuclear weapon; and the Israeli-Palestinian issue.
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Prayuth, putative head of the country's military regime, said he would introduce an executive order to allow some basic political prep to take place—strictly forbidden since a military coup in 2014—though legit campaigning appeared to still be forbidden.
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There have been disagreements over guns in parks (which the city was forced to allow last year), a putative rise in the minimum wage (nixed) and a plan to reserve 40% of work on big public projects for locals (ditto).
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Karen Edmisten, in her 2013 book "Deathbed Conversions: Finding Faith at the Finish Line," recounts, with varying degrees of historical support, the putative deathbed conversions of Buffalo Bill Cody, John Wayne, the gangster Dutch Schultz and the mathematician John von Neumann.
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Though the book cautions against the putative certainties of "evidence-based medicine" and presents a case for the superiority of clinical wisdom over statistical analysis, Kramer evinces such humility that no one could accuse him of being a pro-medication ideologue.
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House Republicans have urged Justice to investigate putative wrongdoing by the Clinton Foundation, as well as the 2010 sale of a Toronto-based uranium company with U.S. holdings to a Russian state-owned firm — a sale Trump has also repeatedly highlighted.
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This economic reality demonstrates that plaintiff – who has been compensated in excess of the amount of his claim – is neither a typical nor an adequate representative of the putative class, which may contain members who have not been so compensated.
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Adding to the notion that Chief Justice Roberts will be the new "swing vote" is the fact that, in his role as Chief Justice, Chief Justice Roberts may feel some additional institutional pressure to vote sometimes with the putative minority bloc.
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He joins a large group of Trump's putative allies, many of whom have worked in the administration, who insist that they have shaped Trump's thinking and behavior in private: the "Trust me, I've stopped this from being much worse" approach.
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He also wants them to face competition; their putative rivals would be chartered and overseen by the Federal Housing and Finance Agency (FHFA), the same regulator that watches over Fannie and Freddie, and would have access to the same guarantees.
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And when the song was pulled from the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, on the putative grounds that it did "not embrace enough elements of today's country music," Cyrus hopped on a remix to add "authenticity" — whistling and whiteness, basically.
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Among those in attendance were at least four of the more than 20 declared and putative candidates for New York City public advocate: Assemblyman Michael Blake, the former City Council speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, Councilman Jumaane Williams and Assemblywoman Latrice Walker.
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Set in the 1990s civil war, the movie creates an intense sense of escalating threat as religious hard-liners chastise female students for putative immodesty; among the most terrifying sequences are women in black headscarves and cloaks who storm the school.
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Just before his putative assassination, Mr. Babchenko posted a comment on his Facebook page about how he escaped death four years ago when a general barred him from an overloaded helicopter that ended up crashing, killing all 14 people on board.
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Republicans have urged Justice to investigate putative wrongdoing by the Clinton Foundation, as well as the 2010 sale of a Toronto-based uranium company with U.S. holdings to a Russian state-owned firm — a sale Trump has also repeatedly highlighted.
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Meanwhile, two federal courts have blocked the Trump administration from rescinding DACA, no doubt contrary to what the judges intended, relieving the pressure to push a legislative fix through Congress before March 5, the putative ending date of the program.
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Since Trump became the putative leader of the free world, he has often been seen on the golf course, and for some of those outings, he has reached out to some of the best players in the game to accompany him.
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A group of dissident Republicans refusing to support Donald Trump have courted a diverse slate of potential candidates to mount a potential third party bid against the putative nominee, The Washington Post reported on Saturday—a group that includes another outspoken billionaire.
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Mugabe has said he wants to seek another five years in office and last week he dismissed his putative successor, Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa, 5003, in a boost for Mugabe's wife Grace, 52, also seen as a contender but whose whereabouts are unclear.
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The party sees encouraging indicators heading into November: A Monmouth University poll commissioned last month found that Johnson, again the LP's putative front-runner this cycle, received 11 percent of the vote in a hypothetical three-way race with Trump and Clinton.
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Republicans have urged the Justice Department to investigate putative wrongdoing by the Clinton Foundation, as well as the 2010 sale of a Toronto-based uranium company with U.S. holdings to a Russian state-owned firm — a sale Trump has also repeatedly highlighted.
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But in all three cases partition was eased by Europe's overall peace and stability, the presence of a powerful supranational body in the European Union that diluted the significance of putative national sovereignty and, most important, the relative absence of external provocation.
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The list of putative presidential candidates includes former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, Rep.
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His putative heir is more wimp than warrior, but luckily a swapped-at-birth plot means the rightful heir, Helle (Anna Demetriou), a Richard Thompson fantasy of red hair and black leather, is as handy with a sword as a curling iron.
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"The Estate of James Brown has long been marred by dubious back-room dealings between the Estate and James Brown's putative wife, Tommie Rae Hynie, as described in our lawsuit," a lawyer for the children and grandchildren, Marc Toberoff, said in a statement.
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The British prime minister takes her Brexit deal to a vote in Parliament next week, and the eight days leading up to that look to be painful: • Four political parties — including the Democratic Unionist Party of Northern Ireland, a putative ally of Mrs.
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Ms. Merkel, whose government is under threat from her putative conservative allies in Bavaria, had pushed for the informal meeting to try to forestall her own interior minister and rival from ordering that all migrants registered elsewhere be turned away from Germany.
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Red Sox 33, Yankees 23 If beating the surging Boston Red Sox were not difficult enough these days, the Yankees tried to do it Tuesday night with one arm seemingly tied behind their back — the one belonging to their putative ace, Masahiro Tanaka.
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We have grown accustomed to hearing stories about the liberal bubble, but the real story of this year's election was about the conservative bubble: the results showed how sharply the priorities of the movement's leaders differed from those of their putative followers.
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For Amazon, that would produce a purely hypothetical compensation expense of $16.1 billion (566,000 employees times $28,466.) Increasing Amazon's median pay number by 10 percent would bump the $1003,466 up to $31,313, and the putative compensation expense would rise to $17.7 billion.
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Reversing a lower court judge, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit on Thursday said a putative class of direct purchasers had plausibly alleged Sanofi violated antitrust law by improperly submitting a patent for inclusion in an important FDA database.
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We need to acknowledge that even as unmoored financing brings new brick and mortar and the apparent bloom of fresh health to some institutions, it's robbing its putative beneficiaries of the opportunity to exercise and cultivate the dignity and freedom of full citizens.
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Corbyn's team had insisted that the party remain agnostic for now on whether the U.K. should leave or remain in Europe, and demanded that a final decision be made at another future meeting; at an undetermined time and after a putative election victory.
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To nail this question down, Dr Teachey and Dr Kipping hope to be granted more time on the Hubble next May, when—if their previous observations were correct—the planet and its putative moon are next due to swing in front of their star.
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Dr Deméré's arguments that the fragmentation patterns of the mastodon's bones and the ways those bones are gathered around the putative anvils both indicate deliberation, and that the flakes from the cobbles were caused by hammerstones hitting those anvils, are persuasive, but not probative.
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It is noteworthy that in the manuscript the authors cite to show the putative benefits of apoaequorin to protect hippocampal neurons from stroke damage, the apoaequorin was administered intracranially since this was the only way that the drug could gain access into the brain.
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Saint Etienne: Home Counties (Heavenly/PIAS) On an album situated in London's feeder communities, the stealth-arty putative-disco trio split the difference between a celebration of suburbia, which would be a lie, and a send-up of suburbia, which would be a rank cliché.
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The film western has survived numerous world-historical milestones, including the putative closing of the American frontier, the death of John Wayne and genre hijacking by the likes of Kathryn Bigelow (in the vampire western "Near Dark") and George Miller (the "Mad Max" series).
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"One is that it derives from a common law 'good faith' defense; another is that it compensates for an earlier putative mistake in broadening the statute; the third is that it provides 'fair warning' to government officials, akin to the rule of lenity," he wrote.
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As President, Trump is the putative guardian of a set of political values, and, no matter how often those values have been undermined, threatened, or betrayed in the course of American history, they have served for countless millions abroad as a democratic standard, an ideal.
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But it also puts them at the center of the newest complication in an already confused battlefield, fighting among forces backed by Turkey and the United States, fellow NATO members and putative allies that are supposedly united in the fight against Mr. Assad and ISIS.
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The high purpose of doing what he can to prevent the evil that human beings do — whether out of malice because they believe there is no meaning to life, or through lofty intentions because that is the price of their putative utopia — permeates his work.
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The temptation of our smart, well-intentioned monetary overlords to use their power to attempt to manage the economy for the putative greater good rather than simply ensuring stable prices, as required by law, which would be for the greater good, has proved irresistible.
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Clinton sought to harden her party's putative blue wall, it is Republicans who are on the defensive in the battle for the House, with the National Republican Congressional Committee and the Congressional Leadership — the two main groups financing Republican advertising — routing money anew into campaigns.
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One of the stars, which Dr. Genzel calls S24 and Dr. Ghez calls S23-22, is a young blue star that follows a very elongated orbit and passes within just 24 billion miles of the mouth of the putative black hole every 245 years.
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These impulses suggest a different kind of morphological life for architectural form that invokes fluidity and movement, particularly in relation to the putative rigidities of Mies van der Rohe and his high-modernist progeny (although there can be reflected movement in/on the glass curtain).
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It is of no concern to Guardiola that it may not be especially entertaining to watch: not just for the dispirited fans of his latest victim, or the putative, elusive neutral, but after a while perhaps even for the fans of his own team.
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That makes splendid sense, especially when it comes to assessing any putative violation of executive power, since the Constitution defines such power in Article II. It also provides the language for impeaching and removing a president, which the framers deliberately made hard to do.
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To assist in this endeavor would be to force the U.S. to take sides in a centuries-old competition between the Kurds and Turks that Washington has no business being in the middle of — at the expense of relations with our putative NATO ally, Turkey.
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Other putative leaders, like Ho Chi Minh and Vo Nguyen Giap, wanted a combination of political and military efforts, but Le Duan and Le Duc Tho believed that reunification under party auspices would happen only with a huge military escalation of the southern insurgency.
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That is one reason the Socialists had second thoughts about Podemos: their putative coalition would have involved some attractive but unaffordable promises and Mr Sánchez would have been the bad cop who had to say no, says José Ignacio Torreblanca, a political scientist in Madrid.
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In his book, Dr. Feingold describes the case of a boy who might well be "patient zero" for the putative connection between sugar and hyperactivity: [The mother's] fair-haired, wiry son loved soft drinks, candy and cake — not exactly abnormal for any healthy child.
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In other experiments, meanwhile, increasingly sensitive efforts to capture the putative dark matter particles drifting in space (and through our bodies) have also come up empty, and theorists have started turning to more complicated ideas for what nature might be doing in the dark.
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The Court for the most part sustains this position: during the period prior to the time the fetus becomes viable, the Constitution of the United States values the convenience, whim or caprice of the putative mother more than life or potential life of the fetus.
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We did some checking, and there's a law about "putative spouses" ... that means if 2 people have a reasonable belief they're married but there's some irregularity in the documents, a judge can still treat them as married and divide their earnings so each still gets half.
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The year-old Broadway musical "Anastasia" shares "a number of similarities" to an earlier play about the putative Russian royal that are not found in the historical record, a federal judge in Manhattan said on Monday in a ruling that allows a copyright infringement lawsuit to proceed.
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The remarks by Erdogan - a man admired by many for his rhetorical flourishes - could win support among those who see Turkey threatened by militant attacks and abandoned by putative allies, but they could damage economic ties at a time when Turkey faces rising unemployment and inflation.
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Critically, when a putative Trump issue platform (lower taxes, less regulation, cut illegal immigration and oppose China) is pitted against a hypothetical Warren platform (green new deal, Medicare for all, free college tuition, more immigration and higher taxes), the Trump platform wins 60 percent to 40 percent.
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In a break with the Republican congressional leadership, Trump refuses to take action against Saudi Arabia, notwithstanding substantial evidence that Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince and the putative head of state, directed the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a journalist who lived in the United States.
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Ironically, the current assault on capitalism in America has been waged most earnestly by none other than the putative defender of America and capitalism, former President Obama, who for the past eight and a half years has reigned as the godfather of the American anti-capitalist movement.
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The attacks continued a pattern that began at last week's debate, furthering the perception that Ms. Teachout, a law professor who rose to prominence with her 2014 primary challenge to Mr. Cuomo, was the putative front-runner, although Ms. James has led the most recent polls.
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But whatever solution is picked, the right thing to do after it's been chosen would be to force companies to immediately repatriate the vast majority of their foreign profits and then tax that repatriated money at a putative rate — 70, 80, 90, or even 100 percent.
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Moral Hazard: In the diplomatic version of helicopter parenting, the US protects its client states from suffering the full consequences of their behavior by bailing them out of trouble, incurring the costs and adverse consequences rather than making their putative ally bear the consequences of their actions.
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The idea of each center is to create a loving space that is the exact opposite of the abortion clinic, which offers only one "solution" for the crisis pregnancy, one that invariably sacrifices the newly conceived life for the putative benefit of the woman bearing it.
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And while there is also an impatience with Prime Minister Netanyahu, who clearly annoys her, it's election time, and the putative Democratic nominee has no desire to wrap herself in the Obama or Sanders flag when it comes to criticizing the Israelis or writing briefs for the Palestinians.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1994, an American-born Jewish settler named Baruch Goldstein opened fire on Muslim worshipers in the Cave of the Patriarchs, an ancient building in central Hebron that stands over the putative tomb of Abraham, "father of multitudes" and founding prophet of Judaism.
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And, yes, he got a vague and useless encouragement by Merkel, along with a bazooka from her putative coalition partner FDP that new layers of EU bureaucracy were not needed, and that the money of German taxpayers would not be used to bail out fiscal miscreants in southern Europe.
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That was the Bayern model, and it was one that dealt a double blow to any team aspiring to challenge its hegemony: Every time Bayern took a player from a putative rival, it not only strengthened itself, becoming a sort of Bundesliga All-Stars, but weakened an opponent.
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To the Editor: Pope Francis' evident popularity, which so irritates the Catholic right, is hardly based upon his putative preference for "spontaneous gestures" rather than "ritual forms" but upon his considered willingness to address the world as it is, and to do so with charity, insight, intelligence and reason.
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Instead, both Mr. Trump and his putative allies in Congress — many of them professed fiscal hawks — are promising an outpouring of federal aid to begin a recovery and rebuilding effort that will last for years and require tens of billions of dollars, if not substantially more, from Washington.
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"Defendants rush and pressure the woman to sign the documents quickly without reading them and engage in other deceptive, coercive, and threatening behavior to secure their signatures... The Court finds these putative contracts invalid and unenforceable-part and parcel of Defendants' fraudulent scheme," he wrote in the ruling.
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And the putative employer wielding all the power over labor is a trademark of reality TV, where Mr. Trump honed his brand for 14 seasons on NBC and trained us to think of a blustery television personality like him as a regular and revered figure in contemporary America.
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This quality, and teachings like this one, are at the heart of his papacy, and although they have sometimes sparked opposition from putative traditionalists, particularly in the United States, their focus on love rather than on condemnation is itself an overdue restoration of past teaching and past practice.
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It would top the rap charts, hit number six on the Hot 100, and become the de facto song for rappers to freestyle over that summer, even drawing a verse from Wayne's putative rival as rap's king and top Carter, Jay Z. It enshrined the T-Mobile Sidekick in history forever.
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This approach suggested there were 240 essential and 229 quasi-essential genes, and using these plus a few allegedly non-essential genes that biochemical common sense suggested probably were needed, the researchers constructed a viable genome much closer in size to their putative HMG than to the M. mycoides original.
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Here they are greeted by four strangers of dubious provenance, and a putative road movie transforms into a claustrophobic chamber piece—you will not be surprised to learn that the film features yards of natter and oodles of graphic violence, the majority of which is visited, stomach-churningly, upon Daisy.
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How they use and use up young women, at least until they turn 18 or 20 or so when some moviemaker or some suit deems her no longer desirable and turns her putative lack of desirability on her, as if she were responsible for this lack of interest in her.
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In fact, I've never felt that Austen's social geometry is quite as rigid and exacting as the status-consciousness on view here, which finds a pair of societal swells changing places with their servants to better understand their putative soul mates: out of deception and disguise, you see, emerges truth.
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That victory — combined with a draw at Liverpool, in a round of games when only one of Chelsea's putative rivals managed to win — means that Conte's team is now 12 points ahead of Arsenal, and will certainly end the weekend with at least a 9-point cushion over whoever is second.
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This initiative sends her on a dark journey through the magical equivalent of the black market, and the result is a neat metaphor for how privilege works in the US: While putative protagonist Quentin (Jason Ralph) lives in relative comfort at Brakebills, Julia has to scrape for every spare inch.
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Having been introduced to the tragically feckless McNamara, who wielded awesome power, we turn up the ramp to find ourselves in the company of his clownishly sinister successor, Henry Kissinger, who presided over the putative winding down of the war, even as he set the stage for genocide in Cambodia.
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Trump, the boastful, putative billionaire with his gaudy skyscrapers, is the perfect representative of the Manhattan uber-rich, just as Sanders is the voice of the New York of the trade-union movement and the once-thriving Jewish socialist culture that Irving Howe captured in his 1976 book, World of Our Fathers.
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Often, when the subject of Christian faith (or faith in general) is discussed publicly in the US, the putative benefits of belief are fiercely defended: custodians say that it provides a moral compass, gives people a sense of community membership, encourages loyalty to a tradition that imparts direction and purpose, cultivates ancestral connection.
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"At least based on what we know so far, this case would've been a long shot in any year against any defendant, and so the fact that it's an election year and the putative defendant is the front-runner for the Democratic nomination is just icing on an already-frosted cake," Vladeck added.
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Or, depending on your source, in 1994, during the holy month of Ramadan, an American-born Jewish settler named Baruch Goldstein opened fire on Muslim worshipers in the Ibrahimi Mosque, an ancient building in central Hebron that stands over the putative tomb of Abraham, "father of multitudes" and founding prophet of Islam.
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In addition to being citizen Trump's attorney, Cohen is the target of an apparently unrelated FBI public corruption investigation and has reportedly been the recipient of foreign payments for putative political purposes, an alleged go-between for people trying to influence Trump, the owner of New York taxi medallions and a tax debtor.
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The report had something for everyone to reaffirm divergent views of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, from presumed felon to putative victim.
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She was murdered during a protest in the Cape township of Gugulethu, two days before her planned return to the United States, solely because of her white skin; four of her putative killers were found guilty of murder, and then granted amnesty in 1998 by the country's celebrated Truth and Reconciliation Commission (T.R.C.).
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He proved that a candidate could win a Republican nomination by a wide margin while defying party-line orthodoxy — praising, say, certain aspects of Planned Parenthood, criticizing the Iraq war and freely calling out putative party elders and leaders such as George W. Bush, John McCain and Paul D. Ryan, among others.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Emergency Plans in Hawaii Now Include a Nuclear Blast" (news article, July 26): Hawaii's decision to revert to discredited "duck and cover" methods from the Cold War is an unfortunate and inadequate way to protect people from the dangers of a putative nuclear strike from North Korea.
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