Reasonable people would've chosen a different door for reasonable reasons.
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I don't like reasonable people telling me to be reasonable.
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So we're trying to be reasonable when the nominees are reasonable.
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You've got to put in place reasonable protections and reasonable measures.
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If reasonable candidates are lacking, then voters cannot make reasonable choices.
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In effect, each argues that it is reasonable not to be reasonable.
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So I hope that we can reach a reasonable-, a reasonable agreement on that.
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The bankruptcies reflect a man who either lacks reasonable business judgment or reasonable business ethics.
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"There's going to be some reasonable people that find a reasonable pathway forward," Manchin said.
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If you want people to be reasonable, create groups where it's cool to be reasonable.
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After doing all this reading, I'm not sure my reasonable middle ground is actually reasonable.
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"Reasonable observers have reasonable memories," Justice David H. Souter wrote in a leading religion case.
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"[T]here's a difference between 'reasonable degree of immediacy' and 'reasonable time,'" the chief justice said.
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Reasonable people, some friends of mine, make reasonable arguments for Britain to leave the European Union.
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Children need reasonable, regular bedtimes, meal times, and reasonable and regular times to do their homework.
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It's reasonable to wonder about the connection, but it's also reasonable to be skeptical about causation.
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A reasonable quality of life in the US — and we're talking very reasonable — is $40,000 a year.
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You Have The Right "Parent Qualities" Would you describe your partner as nurturing, patient, reasonable, trustworthy, and reasonable?
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While a reasonable review process is needed and is already in effect, the proposal is far from reasonable.
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To Aronberg, because there was a reasonable hypothesis of innocence, there was not a reasonable likelihood of a conviction.
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It's also true that calls for a reasonable debate by reasonable-sounding people like Rick Perry may be tempting.
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China will maintain economic growth in a reasonable range next year and also keep credit growth reasonable, Xinhua said.
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So it's not only more reasonable to invest in a company, but the companies are more reasonable to run.
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The reasonable doubt question: Jurors also asked Judge Ellis to define the concept of "reasonable doubt" again for them.
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You come back to me and give me a reasonable compensation and a reasonable position where I feel I belong.
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That kind of exercise can help you be assured that something is reasonable, or be clear that something isn't reasonable.
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Roberts said in his mind there's a difference between a reasonable degree of immediacy and a reasonable amount of time.
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We need to manage our costs in a reasonable way, we need to manage our footprint in a reasonable way.
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Before my premiums started paying for everyone else's subsidies, we could afford reasonable health care plans at a reasonable rate.
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The circumstances led Armstrong to believe Guyger was reasonable to think she was walking into her own apartment, reasonable to believe there was a burglar inside and reasonable to perceive that Jean posed a threat, he said.
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Abiteboul said it was important for Renault to be confident of "reasonable results, at a reasonable cost" in the coming years.
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Tyrion alone is, to use his own word, "reasonable" — a reasonable man caught between two idealistic leaders with separate god complexes.
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Maybe, there's a more reasonable explanation, like that it fell out of a cargo plane (if you can call that reasonable).
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That's a reasonable view — arguably it's the most reasonable view — but conservative control of the Supreme Court endangers Sanders's broader agenda.
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"A reasonable — and perhaps the most reasonable — interpretation of this expansive language is that it authorizes class arbitration," the majority said.
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So my partner, Pete Peterson, said something reasonable, he's always reasonable, like: Maybe we should wait for the rain to stop.
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"It's important for people to understand that we want to keep this in the context of reasonable discourse, reasonable debate, and shouting down speakers and throwing chairs in hotel gatherings — those things aren't consistent with reasonable discourse," he added.
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While the police and prosecutors had been far from brilliant, and reasonable doubt was, well, reasonable, Mr. Simpson's innocence seemed decidedly unlikely.
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State prosecutor's offices must show proof of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt, and whether there is a reasonable chance of conviction.
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" McCabe said he's confident a solution can be reached that meets a "reasonable privacy concern" but also a "reasonable national security concern.
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His defense team appears to have successfully created reasonable doubt for at least one juror, enough reasonable doubt to deadlock the jury.
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"I don't like reasonable people telling me to be reasonable," Terry Gilliam said in an interview with The Times earlier this year.
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Just use up some time questioning how it's a reasonable decision and you will hear from many people that it isn't reasonable.
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We can ask for a more specific assessment of rights without taking away the freedom to carry reasonable guns under reasonable conditions.
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History of 'reasonable doubt' That shouldn't be surprising, given that the reasonable doubt standard today is responsible for things it wasn't designed for.
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"Once you incorporate reasonable screens that any reasonable advisor and certainly most practitioners employ, you can drastically improve your success rate," Deschenes said.
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WHEN MARKETS ARE THIS BAD, IT'S REASONABLE TO SAY IT MIGHT BE TELLING YOU SOMETHING, BUT ALSO REASONABLE TO SAY MAYBE IT'S NOT.
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We are in a system [where] if it is not proven beyond a reasonable doubt, it is not proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
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The draft states as long as consumers received "reasonable notice" and had "reasonable opportunity to review" it, the contract would be legally binding.
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"This is right in that sweet spot of we are spending a reasonable amount of money and getting a reasonable return," Kahan added.
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"If there were reasonable negotiations ... then we'd be prepared to talk about reasonable concessions," Opel works council chief Wolfgang Schaefer-Klug told reporters.
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Question of 'necessary' or 'reasonable' force "This reasonable modernization (in the law) focuses on 'only when necessary' as opposed to 'when reasonable,' which is very different in the eyes of the beholder," Assemblyman Kevin McCarty, a co-author, said in a statement.
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I use a Redcard and Cartwheel to make grocery shopping at Target as reasonable (if not slightly more reasonable) than the traditional grocery stores.
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Sabrina Schaeffer: I&aposm with Mike that reasonable regulation and reasonable oversight is important, especially when you&aposre dealing with dangerous transactions like this.
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First, it is not reasonable to use the history of GDP growth unadjusted for demographics in judging what is a reasonable forecast going forward.
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Rawls starts his account of the reasonable from the premise of what he calls "reasonable pluralism," an inevitable concomitant of modern-day democratic government.
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We always go into new platforms with what I'd say is reasonable expectations, and we've been thrilled but how much ... What's a reasonable expectation?
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" Wang responded that "reasonable" — as used by the 9th Circuit — was focused on the timing element and not "whether the government was making reasonable efforts.
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Ezra Klein: Because I kind of feel I have a reasonable handle on the news, and I don't have a reasonable handle on the why.
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It was a decision about reasonable expectation: It should be reasonable, that bar in Seattle said, to go get a drink and not be recorded.
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And most people also don't have the training to decide if their interpretation of statistics is reasonable, or if the sample they used is reasonable.
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"There's going to be some reasonable people that find a reasonable pathway forward," the red-state Democrat, who is up for reelection in 2018, said.
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The constraint of public reason demands that the considerations in question should look reasonable to all holders of reasonable comprehensive doctrines, not merely one's own.
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The church also "failed to take reasonable steps and failed to implement reasonable safeguards to avoid acts of unlawful sexual assault" by Bishop, the lawsuit states.
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We don't compare them to a "reasonable drunk driver" because the law assumes a "reasonable driver" who is drunk would not drive in the first place.
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The idea that "elites assume that their notion of what is reasonable is shared by a reasonable amount of the public" was one he knew well.
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"The one-two punch, in going after the ability of folks to access reasonable capital, reasonable debt, reasonable credit, and also cutting the ability of the government to fill that space with loans—you're going to see a lot of bad loans made," Watson told me.
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"You're starting to get to areas where euro zone government bonds look reasonable – not cheap, but reasonable," said Zahn, who heads European fixed income for Franklin Templeton.
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For bond investors liquidity is the ability to sell a bond at a reasonable price (close to where it last traded) in a reasonable amount of time.
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"You need to have a reasonable basis before you begin the search—that reasonable basis is what allows you to search in the first place," said Medvin.
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" Fuentes said a reasonable jury might find Viacom liable for "intrusion upon seclusion" if it found its alleged privacy intrusion "highly offensive to the ordinary reasonable man.
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All this spending isn't reasonable, at the preseason scale or even for the big league games, but if you're being reasonable about sports, you're doing it wrong.
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They want to temper public anger by acting as if they're just trying to get some reasonable laws on the books when a perfectly reasonable rule already existed.
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Plenty of reasonable explanations, but the transcript is still a thrill to read To Unexplained Files' credit, the show gives some reasonable explanations for what caused the noise.
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The new standard, adopted in 1994, is that there should be "no reasonable doubt that the last individual has died," leaving us to debate which doubts are reasonable.
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If every NBA team was reasonable, and did the things that reasonable teams do, the league would both make a lot more sense and be much more predictable.
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Connor ruling too far, forgetting that the standard is supposed to be what a reasonable officer would do, not what the accused officer said he felt was reasonable.
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Experts say the government is required to provide defendants reasonable access to private, privileged conversations with their lawyers — though what amounts to "reasonable" access is not precisely defined.
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It's a world where most reasonable people agree on the plain meaning of statute, precedent, and the Constitution, and most people in law or in Congress are reasonable.
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But if the countries where these migrants come from have reasonable levels of violence and reasonable levels of economic opportunity, then the people won't leave to come here.
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" Drawing on Supreme Court precedent, Chuang added: "Simply because a decision maker made the statements during a campaign does not wipe them from 'reasonable memory' of a 'reasonable observer.
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Patent holders are supposed to license necessary patents at a reasonable price and on equal terms to everybody, or what's sometimes called fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing.
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Here's the latest: • Confident, reasonable — willing to bargain.
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Although their retreat has brought down the Nikkei's valuation to reasonable levels — just above 15 times its earnings — rising geopolitical uncertainties are raising doubts about whether such estimates are reasonable.
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This answer did not satisfy either Justice Alito or Chief Justice John Roberts, who wondered what the difference might be between a "reasonable degree of immediacy" and a "reasonable time".
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Is it reasonable to believe that an orthodox Catholic would be subject to reasonable concerns about his or her impartiality in connection with actions that constitute material cooperation with evil?
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As a sovereign state, Israel takes all reasonable steps to protect its civilians from terrorists as well as all reasonable steps to avoid inflicting civilian casualties on the other side.
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"If they have to spend another million dollars to get one-quarter of the space, that house starts to look reasonable and the maintenance on it looks reasonable," Fairweather said.
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The article states that any interim agreement should include a schedule for a new free-trade area "within a reasonable length of time" – but it doesn't determine what is reasonable.
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"I can't stand in front of a jury and ask them to convict someone beyond a reasonable doubt if I myself have a reasonable doubt," Smith told CNN affiliate KNWA.
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By the time you get into the reasonable gridded streets uptown, you're already in a city firmly in its imperial mode, projecting reasonable rectangles all the way to the horizon.
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We reserved the venue to have a reasonable, levelheaded discussion about guns — why the Second Amendment is important, what does reasonable gun reform look like — and listen to all sides.
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Attorneys would be forced to pay the party or parties the amount of the reasonable expenses incurred as a direct result of the violation, including reasonable attorneys' fees and costs. Rep.
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"We will maintain reasonable and sufficient liquidity, maintain reasonable growth in the scale of money and credit and social financing, stabilize macro-leverage and seek internal and external balances," it said.
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The coverage of NPLs and restructured loans was 79%, which is reasonable as most restructured exposures are performing and secured by revenue-generating real estate with reasonable LTVs of about 60%.
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The FCC's recently-discarded 2015 net neutrality rules prohibited arbitrary throttling except in cases of "reasonable network management," though the definition of "reasonable" has pretty consistently been abused by mobile carriers.
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Bolton wrote that the evidence at trial proved "beyond a reasonable doubt" that the previous judge issued a clear order barring Arpaio from detaining people for further investigation without reasonable suspicion.
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And I'm the kind of reasonable (well, semi-reasonable) party-switching voter the Democratic nominee, whoever it ends up being, is going to need to attract in order to beat Trump.
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HEMINGWAY: -- the most reasonable thing to be thinking about.
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The ingredients ... are there to make a reasonable deal.
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" His second reply: "No reasonable scenario I can imagine.
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" Herz is heard asking Wilson on the recording. "Reasonable?
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These should be deployed — globally — as soon as reasonable.
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Mike Bloomberg said that's a pretty good deal — reasonable.
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" Margins: "We make reasonable money on the bike now.
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Sounds reasonable ... but we'll let you be the judge.
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"We told the President at our meeting that we were open to reasonable border security measures alongside the DREAM Act, but this list goes so far beyond what is reasonable," they continued.
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Other home device makers, like Samsung's SmartThings, have "hub" devices that take care of all of this for a reasonable price — spending an additional $149 for an Apple TV is not reasonable.
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The text of the law is replete with words like "reasonable"; one requirement, for example, says that companies take "every reasonable step ... to ensure that personal data which are inaccurate are rectified".
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Read more " _____ Steve Deace in USA Today: "If you want gun owners to listen to what you believe are reasonable ideas and you're not just a gun grabber, be informed and reasonable.
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All workers should have the reasonable expectation that employment policies will be equally and fairly applied and all companies should have the reasonable expectation that their business practices will be kept confidential.
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"It's a reasonable person standard, and that means that any — any — reasonable person could look at the fact pattern and concur that he was threatened," Mr. Baxley said in an interview on Tuesday.
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The iOS and Android apps cost a very reasonable $22.
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He called her a reasonable voice in Trump's economic team.
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This sounds so incredibly reasonable that it almost seems plausible.
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The conclusions are reasonable even though I disagree with some.
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I'm hoping for a reasonable bond, maybe $1,500, maybe $3,000.
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Such a setup would probably be reasonable for many consumers.
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To which a reasonable person might reply: Yeah, no shit.
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But there are lines even reasonable people will not cross.
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After all, senseless outrage gets more "likes" than reasonable discourse.
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The probability that someone gets killed doing this is reasonable.
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Rightfully so — it's entirely reasonable to want to know more.
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A loaf of rye bread is more reasonable at $11.95.
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Alaska charges $25, which sounds almost reasonable in the context.
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Something that's not reasonable for someone at home to copy.
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And then we got a reasonable judge and compromises occurred.
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I like to think I do dishes a reasonable amount?
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Walking home in heels doesn't sound like a reasonable idea.
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"I had no reasonable means to get help," Ruscoe remembered.
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And the price of a pint was very reasonable, actually.
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You give the child positive reinforcement and set reasonable boundaries.
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The conclusions are reasonable, even though I disagree with some.
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The 7.9-inch tablet costs a reasonable $399 from Apple .
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Why are we continuing to pretend these are reasonable people?
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Only 37 reviews listed reasonable cost as a positive factor.
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It's more than reasonable to say, 'Reduce it by half.
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"What was done here was ultimately reasonable," Judge Bryan wrote.
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" And Justice Alito chimed in: "What's the definition of reasonable?
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No such thing as the idea of reasonable people disagreeing.
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I don't want to be grateful for every reasonable adjustment.
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Reasonable concerns about an overmighty bureaucracy would have been allayed.
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As a selfie enthusiast, this seems like a reasonable assumption.
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In a reasonable system, each state would allocate delegates proportionately.
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If five points sounds like a reasonable lead, think again.
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In other words, the public's reasonable expectations must be met.
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That would be very reasonable inside a totally unreasonable ask.
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But Mr Erdogan has gone far beyond what is reasonable.
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We try to delete it as quickly as is reasonable.
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We now have evidence that these fears are eminently reasonable.
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Reasonable people could side with either the government or Apple.
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"No reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case," Comey said.
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He believes the stock is trading are very reasonable levels.
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Waltzer had had very reasonable expectations going into the day.
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It's reasonable to be sceptical about, for instance, economic forecasts!
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Unfair bank bailouts are unpopular, but reasonable ones are not.
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Amazon's response to this allegation was both predictable and reasonable.
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The very reasonable price reflects the device's simpler feature set.
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Guizhou is a reasonable enough place to house large servers.
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That's a much more reasonable amount of space for 2016.
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That's considered a reasonable margin of error for a pedometer.
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But it's certainly a reasonable set of questions to ask.
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That I think is reasonable if this downside momentum continues.
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This allows a reasonable comparison between vehicles using different fuels.
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Some might even say it's a perfectly reasonable business practice.
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Qatar says it is ready to meet any "reasonable" demands.
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One rather reasonable commenter on Kardashian's Instagram — yes, they exist!
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At first glance, any reasonable person would question Gay World.
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Neither side seems willing to work towards a reasonable compromise.
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Finally, the user replaces the thought with something more reasonable.
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One such number system, or infinitely many, would seem reasonable.
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Traffic prediction models are based on this seemingly reasonable assumption.
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I just want to see if it's a reasonable size.
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"California just doesn't strike them as reasonable," the economist said.
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Why won't she just be reasonable about the whole thing?
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He declined to specify what would constitute a reasonable price.
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"These rates are not reasonable under the circumstances," Avenatti said.
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So I'm not expecting a reasonable short time inflation numbers.
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South Carolina has reasonable asset protections and cost of living.
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To which there is only one reasonable response: So what?
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It's not just reasonable minds that differ on the issue.
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Broadcast radio is free, as "reasonable" as "charges" can get.
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It's no wonder too many consider suicide a reasonable option.
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But the state has reasonable resources to contain that risk.
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Disclosure in the local and regional government accounts is reasonable.
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The valuations are reasonable for a lot of the companies.
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Back home and ready for bed at a reasonable time.
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And yet: Apple's justification is reasonable, if a bit convoluted.
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In fact, it's so reasonable that it's already being done.
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The securitised portfolio includes 1,421 outlets, with reasonable geographical spread.
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He described reasonable steps to stem a public health crisis.
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But any reasonable person understands that Tim Cook is right.
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Until now, that just meant comparison to a reasonable person.
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No amount of reasonable and fair reactions will change that.
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Instead of going big, go home and do something reasonable.
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" PiperJaffray says long term concerns remain but valuation is "reasonable.
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It's reasonable to want to get some of these voters.
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Lackman is hoping to work out a reasonable payment plan.
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A more reasonable concern is over the dam's large reservoir.
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Am I insane for thinking that is a reasonable approach?
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The trustee says fees of $1.2 million are not reasonable.
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And reasonable minds can -- and will -- differ on that issue.
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By any reasonable standards, Mr Rubio is very conservative indeed.
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This also seems like a reasonable and valuable civics lesson.
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"You will discover our rates are very reasonable," he said.
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It seems reasonable to assume they're behind this as well.
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If the board deems the request reasonable, it is approved.
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That rate was reasonable when oil prices hit triple digits.
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" Another said Trump was "reasonable and fair the whole time.
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" He would say, "I think yours is a reasonable interpretation.
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At first glance, this line of reasoning might appear reasonable.
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Giving them eight years to pay them would be reasonable.
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No one surely could be against such a reasonable position.
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Blood is everywhere, and huge majorities want reasonable gun controls.
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Thanks Susan Collins, for being a reasonable voice in Washington.
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The odds look reasonable that Sharapova won't have to, either.
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Indeed, seven years may seem like a perfectly reasonable limit.
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It wasn't going to happen and it's a reasonable thing.
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Still, do I have a reasonable claim to the biryani?
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By every reasonable policy metric these tax cuts have failed.
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There's a reasonable case to be made in either direction.
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"It's not reasonable the way that it's drafted," he said.
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The economy is actually quite-- quite reasonable at this stage.
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I think a reasonable target would be 20163 billion euros.
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Back in 2015, this might have been a reasonable expectation.
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On the surface, this sounds perfectly reasonable, even potentially necessary.
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Flights from the United States tend to be reasonable. 18.
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He wants it to end up at a reasonable point.
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The world Sunstein legislates for is a world of reasonable
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Hopefully, this will lead to more reasonable and effective regulation.
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Convenience, in a very small package, at a reasonable price.
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It balances great rewards with a reasonable $95 annual fee.
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With Clinton, Colbert actually asked reasonable questions that required answers.
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On the face of it, the report was unimpeachably reasonable.
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This issue has sparked more reasonable arguments from others, though.
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Based on the limited available financials, the deal looks reasonable.
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This seems like a fair and reasonable request, to me.
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That's reasonable, because things rarely come for free in life.
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"Congressman Deutch is a reasonable, pragmatic, thoughtful representative," former Rep.
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The Apple Watch Series 3 has a more reasonable size.
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Also, the reasonable tuition of $20,000 didn't hurt my decision!
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And Clinton's campaign is full of reasonable economic policy ideas.
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This is a valid and reasonable decision to have made.
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In order to be trustworthy, you must make reasonable statements.
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He said Carpenter did have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
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It's reasonable to expect something similar to happen this year.
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They're not trying to prove anything beyond a reasonable doubt.
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It's a reasonable fraction of stuff I may click through.
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Money is no object, but make sure you're being reasonable.
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Reasonable people can disagree on a range of policy issues.
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You don't have to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.
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The people who have contacted me are calm, reasonable, educated.
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A majority of the American people likes this reasonable approach.
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In any reasonable pregame assessment, the Huskies were the underdogs.
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This made the character's use of "my trees" more reasonable.
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To take reasonable preventative steps and to love our neighbors.
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On an issue like this one, reasonable people could disagree.
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All we want is a reasonable chance to buy it.
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"I think that's a reasonable thing to do," he said.
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In this unprecedented time, we expect people to be reasonable.
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Other experts called Ohio's policy reasonable to maintain ballot integrity.
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President Putin: We are prepared to be extremely reasonable, Donald.
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I think it's a very reasonable thing to worry about.
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Congress made a reasonable attempt to address this issue before.
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On trade he's for … something reasonable that's popular with steelworkers.
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And in that context, Tillerson seems like a reasonable choice.
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It's reasonable to be skeptical about how scalable this is.
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But I also felt Clinton would be a reasonable president.
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"I did that, no problem, perfectly reasonable request," he wrote.
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Many economists continue to regard that as a reasonable approximation.
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And don't forget to set strong, reasonable New Year's resolutions!
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But the agency issuing the notice decides what is reasonable.
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They have a right to make sure they are reasonable.
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They argued that his firing into the car wasn't reasonable.
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Fair rates and reasonable payments I would support any time.
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It's really a pure guess; you put something reasonable up.
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One reasonable view is that productivity isn't rising much either.
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Considering the president's track record, this is a reasonable concern.
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It's true about the governor, but C sounds completely reasonable.
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He emailed agents about the many listings that looked reasonable.
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Or would he insist on proof beyond a reasonable doubt?
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"We don't believe Sergeant Barry's actions were reasonable," she said.
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That explains her far more reasonable price tag of $371k.
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Usually I hear something between $50 and $100 seems reasonable.
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Jerome Powell, Janet Yellen's replacement, seems like a reasonable guy.
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I'm exaggerating a little, but I think it's very reasonable.
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Considering what I have, it was reasonable what we did.
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You need a reasonable amount of exposure to world events.
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Mr. López Obrador had set a reasonable course until Culiacán.
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Satire is risky, but reasonable and rational doesn't change bigots.
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The prime minister has insisted that the request was reasonable.
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Reasonable people can disagree on how to approach the problem.
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His ideas are bold and visionary, but reasonable and pragmatic.
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"I think it's a reasonable concern, obviously," Mr. Bernanke said.
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There seemed to be two possibilities: precedent and reasonable judgment.
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It must create a reasonable balance between funding and assets.
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Doing away with 42 teams is not a reasonable solution.
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So, the growth rates are there to support reasonable valuations.
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"I think that's a reasonable line to draw," he said.
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"The defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt," Smith said.
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Answer these questions to arrive at a reasonable starting figure.
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Valuations will have to be a little bit more reasonable?
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Uncontrolled federal spending has made reasonable tax reform very difficult.
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In that environment, he said more rate hikes are reasonable.
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Rather, they were a reasonable response to an urgent problem.
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Given the threat, asking for such subsidies is perfectly reasonable.
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"Because reasonable and effective is SO wrong?" one woman wrote.
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In a perfect world, this would be a reasonable response.
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Their answers are outlandish, whimsical, brutally honest and utterly reasonable.
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Both tried to present themselves as reasonable alternatives to Sanders.
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Given your very reasonable qualms, it hardly seems worth it.
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The police have defended the shooting as "reasonable and legal".
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But the media can't restrict their critiques to the reasonable.
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In fact, it's a reasonable attitude rooted in national interest.
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It's totally reasonable to ask them what their deal is.
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Those are reasonable interests and wishes that we should accommodate.
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I saw him as a very reasonable, very logical person.
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Santana's contract includes a reasonable option ($22.9 million) for 20.3.
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The 'reasonable doubt' question is the clearest example of that.
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I kept a calm vigil, well after hope was reasonable.
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By any reasonable standard, the 2016 election was deeply tainted.
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The show was excellent and the $250 seats were reasonable.
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He has not proven that he is a reasonable negotiator.
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I pay $2.99 per month for 200GB, which is reasonable.
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That's reasonable, but it could also go into next year.
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Reasonable leaders with rational arguments could not assuage the loss.
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Or a manner that maybe— people would find more reasonable?
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This seems reasonable, given how knotty trade deals can be.
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Perhaps experts could come up with a reasonable determination here.
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These are all things on which reasonable people can disagree.
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At every stage of his life he'd been reasonable, dutiful.
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I still think that the email seems reasonable, as described.
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The cost evaluation was reasonable, GAO said, dismissing Boeing's claims.
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"This project is not reasonable, I know that," he says.
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We should address these problems with more reasonable policy proposals.
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The economy is operating within a reasonable range, he added.
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She instead settled on a glass of more reasonable rosé.
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Straightforward, fair, reasonable and common sense with lots of compromise.
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To me, at least, this seems like a reasonable option.
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Does this put them outside the tent of the reasonable?
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Together you could read the American guidelines about reasonable accommodations!
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But reasonable optimism surrounds Anthony, whose ascendance is only accelerating.
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Intermittent fasting and keto, they work, but they're not reasonable.
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It's a reasonable subject for Trump to tackle early on.
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It is reasonable and normal to be interested in this.
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"I want to be totally reasonable about that," he said.
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What's not reasonable is to ask survivors to stop talking.
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I think it's actually a pretty reasonable substitution to make.
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Do the increases in defense spending seem reasonable to you?
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As a premise, the existence of this attitude seems reasonable.
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It's a reasonable word to describe this kind of work.
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Without context, the statement might seem completely reasonable and benign.
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Bananas run for 19 cents each, a pretty reasonable deal.
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"A truckload of grapes," surely, would be a reasonable answer.
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It seems reasonable, then, to wonder why this system persists.
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I'm saying when it comes time to say 'This is reasonable,' he may find something to be reasonable where someone with less experience may say, 'I don't see why they had to do that.
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Reasonable people may disagree on whether the health law represented the best way to reform America's health care system, and reasonable people may disagree on whether it should be replaced with a different approach.
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"Simply because a decisionmaker made the statements during the campaign does not wipe them from the 'reasonable memory' of a 'reasonable observer,'" he wrote in his decision Monday morning to temporarily halt the ban.
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"When we are done, we need to have talked to everybody a reasonable person would think we should talk to and have seen everything a reasonable person would think we should see," he said.
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"All workers should have the reasonable expectation that employment policies will be equally and fairly applied and all companies should have the reasonable expectation that their business practices will be kept confidential," it added.
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"All workers should have the reasonable expectation that employment policies will be equally and fairly applied and all companies should have the reasonable expectation that their business practices will be kept confidential," Apple said.
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I'm not surprised that the judge was unwilling to give them more direction on the concept of "reasonable doubt," since any explanation runs the risk of changing, rather than elaborating, the reasonable doubt standard.
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In all, "I think there were great expectations built into what the Fed was going to deliver today that got beyond the realm of reasonable, and the Fed delivered something that was reasonable," Hogan said.
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But when I asked if it would be reasonable to think that this is something we'd hear more about in a year—at WWDC 2019—he replied: "That would be a reasonable thing to think."
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And, for us, the question is, if we get some kind of a reasonable trade deal — it doesn't have to be great, [but] a reasonable one — does that bring the chasers in who are underinvested?
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For Reilly's part, the judge decided that her continuing interactions with Elliott on Twitter after the Cadillac Lounge incident meant that a reasonable fear for her safety could not be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Before Trump took office, it was reasonable to worry that he would fill high offices with cronies, but the real cranks have rarely lasted and many appointments have been reasonable and conventional and even boring.
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Related: How Life on Earth Could Destroy Life on Mars Lastly, if you want to spend a reasonable amount of time and a reasonable amount of energy, then your spacecraft needs to be very small.
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Be reasonable when making your requests, but be confident and firm.
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Turns out you run out of reasonable movie choices pretty fast.
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The desire to streamline approvals processes for deploying capital is reasonable.
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On the surface, such an eye-popping number nearly sounds reasonable.
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He did not indicate what he would consider a reasonable cost.
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In reasonable fear interviews, a little more than 25 percent do.
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Jay Z did his homework when he put Reasonable Doubt together.
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It's reasonable for any public-facing entity to humanize their workforce.
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He said no reasonable prosecutor would ever bring such a case.
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That's the most reasonable thing I've ever heard a white say.
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So, wearing black to a funeral seems perfectly reasonable— and yet.
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It's the words "reasonable network management" that Verizon is seizing on.
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All of these tactics work really well because they sound reasonable.
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"The reason for what they are doing is reasonable," she added.
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It's also proof that there's a reasonable monetization model in place.
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Reasonable minds -- and judges -- have reached different conclusions on that issue.
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It is reasonable to disagree about the lessons of the Holocaust.
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"It was reasonable, and we didn't have insurance before," Trish says.
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Like, you're supposed to be streaming a reasonable amount of time.
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Label execs, as always, hit me up—my fees are reasonable.
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For a Mediterranean island, the cost of living is remarkably reasonable.
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New MacBook Pros seem like a reasonable candidate for the event.
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We demand information that any reasonable person would agree we need.
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The left-leaning Reasonable People Unite page was also shut down.
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That's the logical conclusion of the position held by "reasonable" conservatives.
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With Spotify, I play music I like for a reasonable fee.
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"The statute books are filled with words like reasonable", he said.
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He seems, by any reasonable metric, to be doing just fine.
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I believe that the players involved are well-intentioned reasonable people.
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But to me that's a reasonable sort of a trade-off.
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That may sound reasonable, but the evidence points the other way.
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Even when he's wrong, Liam's lack of trust mostly seems reasonable.
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Please be patient and reasonable as we deal with the situation.
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The evidence fails to prove the allegations beyond a reasonable doubt.
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"There was no reasonable expectation of success before 2012," Trybus said.
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She stopped listening and seemed closed off to any reasonable discussion.
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It seemed reasonable to ask: Is there anything he can't do?
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"That all sounds pretty reasonable with a simple implementation," Kamkar said.
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Labour's manifesto is cautiously vague, promising "fair rules" and reasonable management.
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" "The central scenario for the Australian economy still remains quite reasonable.
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Again and again, You demonstrates the monstrousness of Joe's reasonable nature.
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And both are ridiculously heavy to be considered reasonable everyday phones.
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Even diplomats who disagree with these suggestions consider them broadly reasonable.
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There's a lot of reasonable "why wasn't I consulted" right now.
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How much revenue "scale" is reasonable or unreasonable in that scenario?
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You invest to produce, to sell, to get a reasonable profit.
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The bottom line: On climate science, there aren't two reasonable sides.
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"It didn't look weird, it looked very reasonable," Ben-Menashe said.
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We head to bed at a more reasonable time of 11.
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You just have to believe that everyone involved is essentially reasonable.
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It's possible there are reasonable explanations for each of these moves.
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Will a project deliver a reasonable return on the capital invested?
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Some of the objections, or at least questions raised, are reasonable.
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What, exactly, makes a consultation with Indigenous people meaningful or reasonable?
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"We thought the outcome was reasonable, fair and balanced," he said.
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Any reasonable person is likely to view these actions as stupid.
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I'm liking it, but I'm trying to be reasonable about it.
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And in this case, with the SEIU, they were very reasonable.
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Crime has been dropping steadily, so reducing officer numbers is reasonable.
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Seems like a very reasonable cause for frustration, to be honest.
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Comey insisted that "no reasonable prosecutor" would bring such a case.
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I think it&aposs a perfectly reasonable place to put terrorist.
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Clinton again was able to sound more reasonable in that exchange.
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That might sound relatively reasonable, but it gets scary pretty quickly.
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They're worth dropping a ridiculously reasonable amount of your coins on.
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Readers can judge for themselves if it is a reasonable likeness.
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It's hardly reasonable to have someone wringing the clogged mesh constantly.
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It's reasonable to think that C. difficile is a special case.
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He believes it's a reasonable application of the Copernican Principle, i.e.
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My wife suggested that $250 would be a more reasonable price.
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And if they don't, it's completely reasonable to ask, Brateman says.
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No reasonable person can say my account is a bot account.
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The actual content of the club looks very reasonable and fun.
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Unfortunately, Mason's very reasonable suggestion of Emily was apparently never considered.
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We have numerous reasonable proposals to improve the second pillar: affordability.
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"It's reasonable to believe that something is going on," he said.
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Pai, finding the notion of reasonable measures unreasonable, blocked the rule.
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Today, I'm lucky and can leave at a relatively reasonable hour.
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Many experts have said the settlement the SEC offered seems reasonable.
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It is reasonable to believe that this will not be sudden.
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Some people don't, that's reasonable, we can always argue about that.
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"Guilty pleas are supposed to be knowing, voluntary, reasonable," Grawert said.
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It's therefore reasonable to expect large future sales of Chewy stock.
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The AirPods cost $159, which is pretty reasonable for wireless headphones.
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I use an iPhone 6 with a "reasonable" 4.7-inch screen.
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But the volume of contacts is enough to raise reasonable questions.
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Compared to death, taking decades of a prisoner's life seems reasonable.
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In November 2016, the worker's request for reasonable accommodation was denied.
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China will keep economic growth within a reasonable range, said Mao.
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A more reasonable outcome would have been seven or eight Republicans.
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That it will plod on, competent and reasonable, but no more.
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Day: Resurgence is a reasonable facsimile of the original: Aliens invade,
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While I may not be a scientist, I am reasonable person.
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Listen, it's reasonable to fantasize about living off the digital grid.
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The Conservatives under David Cameron had turned all modern and reasonable.
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But Rubenstein warned "reasonable shape" does not mean 5 percent growth.
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She's so reasonable, you're sure she'll be spared in the putsch.
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And for a designer purse, the price is (relatively) reasonable: $395.
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I used to believe that people were inherently reasonable and good.
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How much money do you need to live a reasonable lifestyle?
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In turn, HHS would provide "reasonable" compensation to the patent holder.
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And there is not any reasonable need for this additional appointment.
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"The possibility of accidental touchings is just not reasonable," Jones said.
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"So all of this makes our contention more reasonable," he said.
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It gave people the ability to meet together at reasonable times.
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There is a reasonable danger that this will be all talk.
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The coverage of NPLs at end-2016 was a reasonable 82%.
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Much worse: we created a perfectly reasonable, omnipresent and omnipotent God.
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Obviously, she had a perfectly reasonable explanation: a classic mirror smudge.
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Why would they think this was a reasonable thing to do?
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I'm not installing it back till there's reasonable explanation and remedies.
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Its criticisms are a mix of reasonable objections and straw men.
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The law uses the "reasonable driver" standard in evaluating negligence liability.
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There is no reasonable way to justify keeping such stores open.
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It's reasonable to think they all would satisfy the Rooney Rule.
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Reasonable minds may differ on whether Kate's Law would be effective.
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Today, they provide excellent government-sponsored health care at reasonable costs.
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" He added that China had been "very responsible and very reasonable.
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Is there a reasonable alternative that would produce the desired result?
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They're building reserves and holding reasonable amounts of reserves against them.
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It was a reasonable substitute faux-host of the 1988 Olympics.
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Not growth at a reasonable price, but growth at any price.
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And what may once have been reasonable now looks increasingly unreasonable.
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He's reasonable, self-effacing, and makes appeals to a common humanity.
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Whether that's good, bad or indifferent, it's probably the reasonable surmise.
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On that point Vassallo made a reasonable argument regarding stress testing.
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For some places, to be sure, that may be perfectly reasonable.
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Here are 13 of the most reasonable locations across the globe.
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His fear was thus rational in the sense of being reasonable.
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Would the state recognize my mental illnesses as a reasonable restriction?
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He doesn't need to be considered guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Bey, Nicki, Katy, Rih, Ari: call me – my rates are reasonable.
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"The Fourth Amendment asks police officers to be reasonable," he said.
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"I don't think that's a reasonable thing to do," he said.
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Certain proposals for transparency in political advertising are reasonable, for example.
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The judge said that accord was not fair, reasonable or adequate.
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This is not a judgment call where reasonable minds could disagree.
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"If it's a reasonable proposal, yeah, absolutely," Valadao told The Hill.
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State officials, however, say lethal nitrogen is not a reasonable alternative.
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They acknowledged strong labor markets, recent reasonable signs of moderate growth.
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Correlated growth around the world is continuing at a reasonable pace.
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"I'm sure we'll look for alternatives that are reasonable," he said.
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Thankfully they're being sold for a pretty reasonable price: $9 flat.
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Anti-abortion voters are far more reasonable than their movement's leaders.
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SO THREE OR FOUR SEEMED LIKE A REASONABLE EXPECTATION THIS YEAR.
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Where the phrase "reasonable people can disagree" has lost all meaning?
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She's playing the long game, saying, 'Look how reasonable I am.
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It also raises questions about reasonable traffic management practices for carriers.
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The scrupulous evenhandedness of Perel's approach is eminently reasonable in theory.
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"reasonable compensation" to the patent holder, which the government could, in
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If the traffic is flowing freely, this is a reasonable bargain.
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It is progressive, blue, reasonable, secular, and smug—almost like California.
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The national news outlet covered this without, apparently, any reasonable vetting.
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"But a reasonable degree of immediacy is something else," he said.
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The transparency rule sounds reasonable, if not desirable, at first pass.
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He simply appealed to sane people with a reasonable moral compass.
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But get something reasonable - or consider renting or leasing to start.
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At least there are some reasonable transparent cases on the market.
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So, I think it's reasonable to expect two cuts this year.
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Chernow makes a reasonable case that it was mostly class resentment.
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There just aren't many reasonable policy justifications for these generous provisions.
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Immigration controversies aside, Mexico is a friend by any reasonable standard.
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This is a reasonable exploration of an odd, long-term relationship.
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So, which of these stories are reasonable and which are hype?
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These are the just and reasonable demands of a righteous public.
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Now is the time for fair and reasonable campaign finance reform.
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But to answer your question, I think he's a reasonable choice.
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Nevertheless, not all employers are reasonable when they make these requests.
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The courts have upheld, time and again, reasonable restrictions on firearms.
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By any reasonable measure, it's been a good year for China.
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For the most part, Herring's ideas are reasonable, if not prudent.
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"By anyone's reasonable definition, this represents a healthy marketplace," Hsiao wrote.
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It's a reasonable way to pay for a place to live.
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It's reasonable to believe that Trump knew that this was coming.
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Ikea had plenty of options, plus reasonable portion sizes and prices
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And at a cost that is reasonable and manageable for all.
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It's reasonable to think maybe there was someone other than Hernandez.
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Strathmore's prices are fairly reasonable, too, so you can sketch away.
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Reasonable people having different conclusions isn't compelling evidence to impeach. pic.twitter.
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We kept costs reasonable by adding Southeast Asia to our itinerary.
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Reasonable regulation can protect consumers while allowing healthy competition to flourish.
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We hope something this reasonable will survive our current political process.
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It's all very reasonable, and their heart's in the right place.
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Buyers like the brush's simplicity, its effectiveness, and its reasonable price.
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It said the adjustment would help shape "reasonable" interest rate expectations.
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Reasonable Leverage: LTM adjusted leverage is currently 3.3x as of Sept.
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These are not reasonable facsimiles of the Bulls of recent vintage.
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But an appellate panel overturned his ruling, calling the practice reasonable.
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A bouncer came up and said I need to be reasonable.
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This calmer, more reasonable Trump would emerge soon, we were told.
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Sounds reasonable, but Google didn't mention anything like this at all.
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It felt like a reasonable way to get out of it.
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Firstly, "white people are crazy"—a reasonable observation, given the circumstances.
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I'm all for more local, more reasonable prices, and all that.
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It's a perfectly reasonable question, at any hour of the day.
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Whitney Aycock is not exactly known for being a reasonable man.
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This was a perfectly reasonable idea, and it almost worked twice.
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The index, currently in beta, attempts to make a reasonable guess.
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He seems like the most reasonable of all the Republican candidates.
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And of course, abstaining from medication is totally reasonable for some.
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It also had to be proven that their fear was reasonable.
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NDRC puts reasonable coal prices at 500-750 yuan a ton.
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To avoid overspending, Chatzky recommends starting by setting a reasonable budget.
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Maybe they&aposll ask for overtime pay — a very reasonable request.
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"It's reasonable to criticize decisions of the Supreme Court," he said.
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This is more relaxed and much more of a reasonable fit.
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Li's response was a reasonable one for someone in his profession.
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It was amenable to reasonable compromise but had a bottom line.
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Any reasonable person would agree that this should not be happening.
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However, it is not a reasonable question in the first place.
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Fear doesn't have to be rational or reasonable to be real.
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This does not make the tacos "good" by any reasonable measure.
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And they have upheld the vast majority of reasonable gun laws.
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The Enthusiast Reasonable people can differ about books, and about authors.
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I don't mean growth at all costs, but at reasonable costs.
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Just be reasonable and ask politely, and you'll have great results.
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They characterized his conduct as not only legal, but entirely reasonable.
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Be reasonable in your pricing, as people come looking for bargains.
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Compared to these other Targaryens, Dany always seemed the most reasonable.
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Right before Reasonable Doubt hit, Jay spelled his name Jaÿ-Z.
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What can you do to adjust to make it more reasonable?
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"With reasonable safeguards I think we can manage it," he said.
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"Don't trust anyone," Drew warns Audrey, which is reasonable enough advice.
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" She added, "I think it's perfectly reasonable to have separatist spaces.
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It's a reasonable guess that complete strangers will like it too.
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There's a reasonable hope for an effective vaccine by fall 2021.
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All opposition parties must be reasonable in case of a crisis.
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Salle said he believes that's a reasonable resolution to the dispute.
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She remains calm, and asks important, reasonable questions that need answers.
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So it was reasonable to expect it to hit the roof.
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So would a reasonable observer think this was a Muslim ban?
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I do not intend to try to rescue religion as reasonable.
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It sounds reasonable enough, if only it were within the rules.
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Which, naturally, makes Lighter's move into more traditional loans pretty reasonable.
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On the surface, both of those changes seem modest and reasonable.
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So it's reasonable to see its one-sixth estimate as fuzzy.
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We try to be reasonable in this regard, but yes. Unfortunately.
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Additional evidentiary material would be provided at reasonable intervals before trial.
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I think we could work out a very reasonable living arrangement.
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"They understood that this was a reasonable request," the staffer said.
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It's also a cheaper meal that's more of a reasonable price.
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The reasonable explanation is that that's what people want to see.
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It seems reasonable to think that all three played a part.
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It is reasonable-sounding response to modern realities; so is Episcopalianism.
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However, Juncker also warned that the U.K. needs to be reasonable.
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There's a willingness to step back and say, 'Was this reasonable?
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Maybe the drone software limits horizontal acceleration to some reasonable value?
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Whitefish, Techmanski said, was the only reasonable option Puerto Rico had.
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Some of them seemed decently reasonable, and others not so much.
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It's a reasonable argument, but it neglects a lot of history.
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It's reasonable if this is truly going to be a trial.
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But you have to have a process that's fair and reasonable.
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It worries me that there's not enough reasonable people to compromise.
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Even if you don't cut out the booze, keep it reasonable.
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How big a step is reasonable and appropriate to take now?
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Given these concerns, it seems reasonable to hit the pause button.
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"I think it is a reasonable question to ask" (The Hill).
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Iovine's comparison of Franklin to Marley began to seem almost reasonable.
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Sky has a reasonable valuation, and it has become highly profitable.
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Foreign Minister Javad Zarif is the voice of reasonable, conciliatory Iran.
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Property, stocks and high-yield credit all looked "reasonable," he said.
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I think language is a perfectly reasonable thing to call it.
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By definition, you can't compute a number that officially is reasonable.
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The Rio is a truly great offering at a reasonable price.
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It didn't fully describe intrinsic value .. it was a reasonable proxy.
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But what is a reasonable amount to spend during the holidays?
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Colleges can become better engines of opportunity at more reasonable cost.
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I browse flights to Orlando to see if there's something reasonable.
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These tapes revealed wrongdoing with recorded proof beyond all reasonable doubt.
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" Daydayda: "I think it's reasonable and it would help save land.
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Even if they aren't right, their concern is at least reasonable.
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What are the reasonable asks of a community on this question?
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That can be very difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Medicare rates, however, are sometimes considered to be below reasonable value.
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No agreed facts but different interpretations, no room for reasonable doubt.
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But the concept of "reasonable fear" is anything but value-neutral.
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The explanation is a reasonable one -- being born can be stressful.
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The main challenge is getting enough space at a reasonable price.
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I'd also consider an upgraded room, considering the highly reasonable prices.
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But that statement is reasonable only with some very important caveats.
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You need lots of people causing a reasonable amount of disruption.
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"This was a very reasonable approach," Neal told reporters last week.
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I think there's a reasonable trade-off in limiting the targeting.
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"Given those uncertainties, both 5 and 10 billion are reasonable estimates."
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Those expenses include reasonable adoption fees, court costs and travel expenses.
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I want people to think of me as reasonable and resolved.
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So the question about "reasonable doubt" could bode well for Manafort.
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A reasonable person might say: The United States couldn't do that.
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Hoffman believes it's reasonable Facebook wasn't paying attention to the risk.
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The price was extremely reasonable for the decadent flavor I experienced.
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This may well be true and reasonable from a commercial standpoint.
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A reasonable manager, given these explanations, shouldn't remove you from consideration.
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Those regulators periodically scrutinize rates to ensure that they are reasonable.
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He has some reasonable excuses for not having more name recognition.
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Which of the two countries do you think is most reasonable?
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By any historic standards or reasonable standards, they are very conservative.
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Its mandate is to ensure just and reasonable rates, through competition.
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The challenge is politics doesn't work in thoughtful, reasonable conversations anymore.
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So what we ask for in the book is totally reasonable.
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But it's a reasonable guess that a lot of them are.
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We are talking about issues that have reasonable, readily available solutions.
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While this may be a reasonable precaution — eating shellfish does run a reasonable risk of food poisoning for anyone, especially when it comes to those consumed raw, such as oysters — this is definitively not a rule.
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The purpose of the 'reasonable doubt' instruction was to address this frightening possibility, reassuring jurors that they could convict the defendant without risking their own salvation, as long as their doubts about guilt were not 'reasonable.
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Most Republicans either don't think it's reasonable to ask a woman or girl to carry her rapist's baby to term, or do think it's reasonable but recognize that it's politically necessary to compromise on the point.
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Senators should demand a decent interval before voting on the nomination to allow reasonable time for a fair FBI background check and a committee hearing involving a reasonable number of witnesses informing senators before they vote.
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" According to the memo, Republicans will insist that the president had a "deep-seated, genuine and reasonable skepticism" about Ukraine given its history of corruption, and that his decision to withhold security aid was "entirely reasonable.
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The OCC policy advises banks to structure short-term loans to be paid within a reasonable timeframe, comply with consumer protection laws, and employ "timely and reasonable workout strategies" to avoid cyclical debt and excessive fees.
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My friend Sarah and I decided to wait it out, and eventually lucked out in December 2019, when we found a table at a reasonable time on a reasonable day — 10:45 am on a Sunday.
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And yet reasonable people everywhere—depending on your definitions of reasonable and everywhere—seem to agree that what we need now, most of all, from our government at every level is heavy investment in new infrastructure.
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"I think it's a reasonable assumption, or at least a reasonable conclusion, that Mr. Stone and the Trump campaign had advance warning about what Assange was going to do," Podesta told reporters aboard the Clinton campaign plane.
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"I think it's a reasonable assumption to -- or at least a reasonable conclusion -- that Mr. Stone had advanced warning and the Trump campaign had advanced warning about what Assange was going to do," Podesta told reporters Tuesday.
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She's arguing that if it's reasonable to treat all Muslims as potential terrorists because a handful are jihadists, then it's also reasonable to treat all white men as potential white supremacists because of a handful of extremists.
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" In their countersuit, Pishevar, Lloyd, and Lonsdale say that in response to the letter, they "agreed to implement the reasonable demands, including reasonable changes to the Company's equity compensation program for employees and adding the Company's top.
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Similarly, 43 percent of Democrats thought a more reasonable resolution to the matter would be for Mr. Clinton to admit what he had done and apologize (only 23 percent of Republicans thought this was a reasonable outcome).
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These requests are surely reasonable, given the size of the national problem.
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The bill also requires schools to provide "reasonable" accommodations for transgender students.
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This starts encouraging reasonable public discourse and sidelining haters, trolls and harassment.
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It's a reasonable thing to be worried about, but it still sucks.
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Reasonable people can disagree about the ideal level for the minimum wage.
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Instead, she described Mr. Jibril, the opposition leader, as impressive and reasonable.
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Keep them music in your Tesla Model X at a reasonable volume.Â
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That seems like a reasonable discussion that intelligent people can disagree about.
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Is that a reasonable at least argument for a journalist to make?
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This is superficially reasonable, as many ethical positions on affirmative action are.
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They have great food and a cool museum at a reasonable price.
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The conclusions are reasonable, he says, even though he disagrees with some.
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For inmates it is about reasonable-costing access to their loved ones.
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Reasonable minds still disagree about whether incarceration serves as any real deterrent.
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See dear," Gregory says to Maggie, "saviors can actually be quite reasonable.
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But the new 1080p Razer Blade Pro, at $173, is positively reasonable.
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It's a reasonable argument for people to have about to what degree.
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And it makes it difficult to have a reasonable conversation about race.
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All this comes in for a marginally more reasonable $802 per night.
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At least, that's the hope, and I think it's a reasonable hope.
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However, the negotiations stalled when she requested more than he deemed reasonable.
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Is it reasonable that no-one faces any consequences for her death?
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At last, a reasonable-sounding man agreed to meet for an interview.
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It's not ideal, but it's a reasonable solution until Google fixes things.
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No reasonable, feeling person would find it easy to accept that reality.
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In weighing these competing claims, the burden of proof must be reasonable.
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Aside from an army of Bezobots3000s, clothing is the most reasonable guess.
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And that assumes that a sample size of three is actually reasonable.
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It doesn't matter whose household-of-origin culture is the "reasonable" one.
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The sergeant had no reasonable belief that Anthony posed an immediate danger.
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A reasonable officer in these circumstances should not have shot at Anthony.
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Of course, reasonable minds can disagree on what is false in politics.
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But warrants do not have to prove charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Bans on child pornography and the leaking of military secrets are reasonable.
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The Switch already has a reasonable lineup of Japanese games announced, too.
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Why would any reasonable person continue to hang around people like this?
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Like the Pickards, they appreciate the natural surroundings and the reasonable commute.
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There's a reasonable concern it could be a sprain of some sort.
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They should promote a reasonable power-sharing settlement that includes the Houthis.
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"Keep it simple by staying focused on reasonable, measurable goals," Slate says.
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The Commission will provide reasonable accommodation to applicants with disabilities as appropriate.
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This practice seemed reasonable, so I didn't try to purge this information.
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On the whole, that is a fairly reasonable bit of intellectual shorthand.
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Indeed, Comey said Tuesday "no reasonable prosecutor" would pursue such an action.
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So I just had to set my sights to a reasonable level.
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When military force is used, it is reasonable to ask: what next?
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That's a reasonable position given how niche the smart home market remains.
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To the Editor: David Brooks analyzes the dilemma facing reasonable Democrats perfectly.
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This allowed Anthony's lawyers to raise reasonable doubts about the evidence's reliability.
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If it doesn't work out, at least you had a reasonable shot.
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So in that context the pricing, while not cheap, looks more reasonable.
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It's yet another element that belies the product's totally reasonable price tag.
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Pledging $100 to 1 creator will now cost $103.25 which is reasonable.
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These Senso Bluetooth earbuds will do the trick at a reasonable price.
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Whether anyone should have to register at all is a reasonable question.
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At the very least it's a clever solution at a reasonable price.
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So, I think it's reasonable to say that we're in good hands.
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Therefore, it's reasonable that she acted in self-defense, her attorneys argue.
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He's absolutely sure beyond a reasonable doubt — even if few others are.
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Any reasonable process would look first for a coherent roster-building plan.
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Zinc is still occasionally entering the LME system in reasonable size volumes.
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As for the change to the cancellation policy, that seems more reasonable.
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All these were reasonable criticisms of Clinton that scored to some extent.
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REASONABLE people can disagree about Gina Haspel's fitness to lead the CIA.
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That elevates your sense of what is a reasonable price to pay.
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I'm so bad at sleeping at a reasonable time on the weekends.
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That's reasonable, and a lot of tech at CES fits that bill.
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It might even be a reasonable thing to ask: What is Windows?
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" This should include a "reasonable probability (66%) of limiting warming to 1.5ºC.
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The Gibsons had generally paid reasonable interest rates on their many loans.
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If you don't compare, you won't know what's typical within reasonable limits.
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He said Noor's conduct was an "objectively reasonable" response to the situation.
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At least one other researcher thought the method was feasible and reasonable.
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AND FOR – YOU KNOW, WE HAVE REASONABLE VISIBILITY OUT INTO NEXT YEAR.
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On the other hand, I think the framework is a reasonable one.
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So yeah, someone reasonable and up for compromisation…is that a word?
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But she couldn't figure out a reasonable way to pay for it.
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So it's reasonable to expect a similar timeline for the 845 products.
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The ICO craze certainly appears to entail a departure from reasonable values.
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Auditors must use their judgment to decide if those assumptions are reasonable.
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Just remember to keep your expectations at a reasonable level, Hope says.
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You think Twitter is a reasonable proxy for what people are thinking?
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The bill would require schools to provide "reasonable" accommodations for transgender students.
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Here, expect to find local designers and contemporary brands at reasonable prices.
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Hotels can't turn away a customer without offering an explicit, reasonable justification.
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We&aposll take that issue on at least to some reasonable effect.
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It seems a reasonable trade-off to survive the post-truth world.
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Oddly enough everyone 'round the table found the dollar amount pretty reasonable.
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It reflects some reasonable assumptions about how markets are going to behave.
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Pruitt does a good job of making the idea sound reasonable enough.
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"A single standard of care is neither reasonable nor rational," they wrote.
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Trust is high, rent is pretty reasonable and house swapping is encouraged.
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In other cases they were more reasonable, considering claims within several miles.
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"Reasonable" is relative — especially in major cities, especially when talking about rent.
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Reasonable people can disagree about how big a deal Thomas's silence is.
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"In our view, sales targets look reasonable and margin targets look beatable."
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The operative word is "reasonable" but this doctrine has often been abused.
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Criminal court, you have to be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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This seems reasonable enough, but it winds up missing some crucial detail.
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It's a reasonable bet they'll prove potent for electric vehicles as well.
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"White fear is seen as more reasonable than black fear," Butler said.
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Clinton in the general election—it seems reasonable to question whether other
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This deal offers a reasonable model for the successful, ethical treasure hunting.
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The way we keep America great is to make at least reasonable.
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If you don't know a value, at least get a reasonable range.
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Considering how slick the Osmo is, the $130 price is very reasonable.
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I think we reached a reasonable agreement with the Department of Justice.
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Work harder than everyone around you and stay within a reasonable budget.
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Because rape violates criminal law, it must be proved beyond reasonable doubt.
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A couple hundred bucks over the original C10 price seems more reasonable.
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The cybersecurity EO is a well thought out and reasonable step forward.
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"It is reasonable to assume that this growth will continue," he said.
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But even with more reasonable expectations, season eight would've been a disappointment.
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The Sheriff says it was a "lawful detention" and "reasonable" as well.
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Look at the company as a reasonable growth opportunity with a dividend.
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That might sound, on face value, like a perfectly reasonable method for
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It's since made Switch version possible at a more reasonable $1.5 million.
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By all reasonable accounts, the sea stole from both families that day.
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Choose Moderation & Perspective Stay within your lane during Thanksgiving and be reasonable.
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And private schools would have been exempt from the "reasonable accommodation" clause.
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This totally reasonable argument didn't go over well with Detective Jeff Payne.
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But he said the FBI concluded "no reasonable prosecutor" would bring charges.
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A human could cross the continent in a reasonable amount of time.
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" He added, Biden is "way too reasonable for the Democratic activist base.
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"This tax needs to be reasonable," Rutte said without going into details.
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Reasonable minds can disagree on the ceiling of first-round-caliber prospects.
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It has reasonable growth despite global volatility, and has prudent macro policy.
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This is a reasonable way to view the aftermath of Romney's defeat.
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Amazon workers deserve safe working conditions, fair scheduling, and reasonable production demands.
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In comparison, $689 for one night in Paris, France seems almost reasonable.
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Reasonable people could agree that those taxes should be paid upon sale.
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I can't tell if that's absolutely reasonable, sort of depressing, or both.
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A lot of stocks are down and sell at extremely reasonable valuations.
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For years, this deal has poisoned the minds of otherwise reasonable people.
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And I think it's a reasonable expectation that we have work requirements.
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It being Santa Cruz, there was reasonable discussion from the accepting side.
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The episode makes clear that there was reasonable doubt in the case.
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This recovery, while long-lived, has fallen well short of reasonable expectations.
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The supply ministry, which oversees grain purchases, had pushed for reasonable standards.
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"Give an explanation that sounds reasonable, and keep it brief," Gasche says.
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In a sense, it's a reasonable and almost expected kind of discovery.
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But that all said, its intention here seems to be pretty reasonable.
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So I hope that we can reach a reasonable agreement on that.
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They want higher pay, more reasonable workloads, and better opportunities for advancement.
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The census, in comparison, tends to posit more reasonable estimates for turnout.
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Starbucks had argued that a "reasonable consumer" would not have been misled.
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With this in hand, static analysis becomes a much more reasonable task.
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Then in April, it bumped caps up to a more reasonable 1TB.
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They paid me a reasonable amount, like more than a million dollars.
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It's fundamentally impossible to know the truth here beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Ultimately, it will be for the Court to decide what is reasonable.
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It seems like a reasonable and straightforward way to encourage better performance.
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By any reasonable estimate, this decision increased the likelihood of future conflict.
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So I like to keep my debt at a very reasonable level.
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There is plenty of reasonable criticism of the war effort in Yemen.
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In every instance, there is nuance; a reasonable case on both sides.
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And don't expect the debate on these issues to ever be reasonable.
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"The economy is actually quite — quite reasonable at this stage," he said.
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Trying to wrest that control back was the only morally reasonable decision.
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Cramer couldn't find a reasonable explanation why Fischer chose to confuse investors.
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Operating without a single host, incidentally, seems like a perfectly reasonable approach.
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Sadly, hyperbole and hysteria have stymied reasonable dialogue between well-intentioned representatives.
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Cap the amount any financial institution can manage at a reasonable level.
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The other problem in Katz is the "reasonable expectation of privacy" standard.
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Georgia, in 1972, has pointed out, people's reasonable expectations are easily altered.
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To a rational person, that basic premise might sound reasonable at first.
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It is reasonable for Democrats to worry that history might be repeated.
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McConnell said Democrats turned down a "reasonable request" for border wall funding.
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" Cloudfare's CEO said The Daily Stormer was "vile" by "any reasonable standard.
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Further, the president ran on a platform of reasonable and balanced regulations.
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However, in many situations, this is a perfectly reasonable thing to do.
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Its prices are very reasonable for those who don't have bottomless pockets
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This brings us directly to the issue of "reasonable" versus "unreasonable" violence.
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It seems reasonable that Americans should be honored accordingly by our own.
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But all in the same soft, reasonable-seeming voice, as if what
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Reasonable people may disagree about how far the government's duty should go.
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That's reasonable enough; after all, that is the self they know about.
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The closer you get to a deadline, the more reasonable people become.
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Diplomatic, strategic, and ethical considerations are reasonable grounds to justify export denials.
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Looking for a pair of great-sounding earbuds at a reasonable price?
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Those were reasonable concerns and they were subject to considerable public debate.
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The over/under for the game was set at a reasonable 03.
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" Ask: "Based on what you know now, do these demands seem reasonable?
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Now's a great chance to get it for a more reasonable price.
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"Congress must pass smart, fast and reasonable Immigration Laws now," he tweeted.
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Emails to Taco Bell with this perfectly reasonable question were not returned.
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Moreover, Trump himself has never proven his wealth with any reasonable yardstick.
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"[Even that] actually allows them to release a reasonable amount," Tunnell said.
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And it's reasonable to assume their biggest obstacle will be each other.
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"It is a reasonable comparison," Lewis said in an interview in Atlanta.
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Please celebrate responsibly, and for everyone's sake, keep your emoji use reasonable.
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China will keep the economy growing within a reasonable range, he said.
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A reasonable balance is needed, and that balance is far-reaching transparency.
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Any reasonable person knows that nothing is free: someone must always pay.
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They discovered the large houses and reasonable property taxes in Milford, Conn.
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He shot two pheasants while campaigning in Iowa, which is perfectly reasonable.
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He also provides a reasonable framework for solving some of the issues.
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But, again, this is something on which there can be reasonable agreement.
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To me those things are independent of your reasonable expectation of privacy.
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He seems to by far the most reasonable of the main contenders.
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But given broader trends, it is possible to make some reasonable guesses.
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The atmosphere today is encouraging people to be reasonable, reliable, and focused.
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But he can throw a lot of reasonable-sounding math out there.
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They do not want to have reasonable debate on very important issues.
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The insurance industry's lobbyists fight this entirely reasonable rule year after year.
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Think you can't get a high-powered smartphone for a reasonable price?
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And at a reasonable cost, which you never hear from the government.
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"Earnings — typically — for stocks is a reasonable 3% to 4%," he said.
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Amazon's Echo Studio offers crisp, high-quality audio at a reasonable price.
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"The solution would be refinancing at a reasonable rate," Mr. Newman said.
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"The multiple paid is very reasonable given the potential synergies," it said.
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Often these employees, out of work, have no other reasonable jobs available.
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"Doing away with 42 teams is not a reasonable solution," McKinley said.
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By any reasonable measure, Haiti is not ready to take them back.
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A more normal, more reasonable level appears to be low/mid-teens.
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They're already a "reasonable sized company," she says, and continuing to grow.
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And concern about sex and power in ministers' offices is utterly reasonable.
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Your feelings are a reasonable response to a breakup that turned ugly.
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That's a separate question, and one on which reasonable people may disagree.
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But he's not a psychopath and wouldn't intentionally hurt me; he's reasonable.
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There's a reasonable chance Mourinho would ask for that as an epitaph.
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Levinson depended "on the significance the reasonable investor would place on" it.
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The Chinese government has the ability to deliver against that reasonable expectation.
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It's enough to make even a reasonable fan consider kidnapping Damon Wayans.
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"The [party's] committees have a reasonable role to play here," she said.
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But it's reasonable to expect fury on all sides of the debate.
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The F.C.C. faulted the state for not having "reasonable safeguards" in place.
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Let's say you want to double-team Liz Cambage — a reasonable idea.
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Buying an annuity may be a reasonable choice, if it's cheap enough.
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"The State's proposed abatement plan is reasonable and necessary," the state argued.
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Isn't there a reasonable case for confronting China over its economic practices?
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Running a large budget deficit is also reasonable during an economic downturn.
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I think our policy moves to date have been thoughtful and reasonable.
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The American people want a reasonable compromise that will work for all.
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A mediator has been brought in to try find a reasonable compromise.
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It is so far beyond any reasonable response I am just stunned.
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And even if they were, they found their way to reasonable fates.
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I think most reasonable people would agree on this point by now.
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Both Alice and Ben are being reasonable; they just know different things.
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They didn't do any independent research, which is, I think, pretty reasonable.
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By any reasonable measure, the Mount St. Mary's basketball program is succeeding.
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And tying some of their pay to their company's performance is reasonable.
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It really does make you think that suicide is a reasonable option.
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In a reasonable world, we would NEVER talk about The Replacements again.
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And the standard in court is even higher than that — objectively reasonable.
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That's because you have no "reasonable expectation of privacy" in public places.
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The prices were very reasonable and the service and quality very consistent.
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Evidence shows that Americans of all stripes want reasonable energy efficiency policies.
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Still, Biden had a reasonable factual basis for saying what he did.
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Turns out, the single room studio house was a very reasonable $3,920.
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A reasonable nation, looking at the bigger picture, would say the quarterfinals.
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If not, he should pay the reasonable value of the stolen bike.
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She's miserable and ill at ease, which seems reasonable under the circumstances.
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Some people will respond to reasonable arguments; others have to be confronted.
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" Mr. Worth countered that Officer Frascatore's actions were "reasonable, responsible, not excessive.
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This is history, and it's perfectly reasonable for solvers to know it.
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And the law providing for oversight of detention centers is certainly reasonable.
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That's a reasonable estimation of how it would work for many people.
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" The law previously allowed for the use of deadly force when "reasonable.
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And despite attempts to keep costs reasonable, these alternatives can get expensive.
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There are some airports around the country that keep prices reasonable, however.
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Qassim Suleimani of Iran simply to make other options look more reasonable.
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"It's reasonable to worry that this might all fall apart," he added.
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When you need cash, there are several reasonable ways to get it.
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Even if warranted, it should have been avoided at all reasonable costs.
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At $230, it&aposs a reasonable investment into your child&aposs safety.
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Visa remains committed to working with Kroger to reach a reasonable solution.
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Given how desperately the Mets needed him back, the deal looks reasonable.
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Stylized self-consciousness becomes a reasonable response to a lack of substance.
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"But none of the supermarkets has offered a reasonable explanation," it said.
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It&aposs marked down from $4,000 to a much more reasonable $1,889.99.
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Is it reasonable to be concerned that people may misuse their guns?
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He expects a pullback to more reasonable levels in the near-term.
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As many of those mature, looking to develop renewable projects looks reasonable.
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A question on citizenship is a reasonable, commonsense addition to the census.
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"I want Israel to be reasonable with respect to peace," he said.
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And it's telling that the only reasonable objections here are practical ones.
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Do the primaries suggest that Democrats should be sick of being reasonable?
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"There's a reasonable chance we'll figure out what's happening here," he said.
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Presumably, East Midtown can absorb growth at that pace in reasonable fashion.
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I think the two weeks that she actually got was also reasonable.
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It is entirely reasonable to manage this border in a different way.
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A reasonable person might ask how, in 2017, is that remotely possible?
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In some ways, elite disrespect for reasonable ethical norms was worse then.
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That's a more reasonable suggestion considering the general investor distaste for sprawl.
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Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's chief executive, raised that reasonable question last week.
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"You will have reasonable doubt as to whether impairment occurred," she said.
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But how would we even know how much is reasonable to spend?
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"It's a reasonable idea," Sanders told The New York Times' editorial board.
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Other high-achievers agree that setting reasonable expectations for yourself is key.
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But, for now, the NPR provides a reasoned and reasonable way forward.
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However, reasonable people must admit they are the exceptions, not the rules.
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