It's a safe bet this is a conversation worth having.
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Even without the cool factor, musicals are a safe bet.
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Singapore, with strong policies promoting entrepreneurs, is a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet that the Traveler is as well.
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Getting consent from all parties is always a safe bet.
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But it seems like a safe bet that some will.
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They are always a safe bet to keep on winning.
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If they do, anything from MXR is a safe bet.
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In the long run, that is probably a safe bet.
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Since she was already 2132, it seemed like a safe bet.
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But, it's a safe bet that this demographic is on Facebook.
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The safe bet, as usual this election season, is on Trump.
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Now, it looks like even the latter isn't a safe bet.
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Though it's a safe bet that Clinton's fundraiser won't be participating.
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In deep Red Louisiana, that would normally be a safe bet.
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But pretty much everything on this menu is a safe bet.
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Nonetheless, certain intersections of downtown LA are always a safe bet.
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Manchin, however, appears to be an increasingly safe bet for reelection.
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It is a safe bet that number will continue to rise.
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Still, a series of hardcover reprints was not a safe bet.
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That means the rule is probably a safe bet to pass.
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Breath of the Wild was not a safe bet for Nintendo.
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A safe bet At first glance, this explanation may seem quite counterintuitive.
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Whatever the content, the safe bet is that audiences have seen stranger.
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Marvel movies are usually a safe bet for an inoffensive crowd-pleaser.
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But it's a safe bet they did—just look at that thing.
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Safe bet she wouldn't see heroics involved in losing her plassing innocence.
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However, it's a safe bet there will be continued confusion about them.
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Safe Bet Mark Scialdone, one of the groomsmen, is a divorce lawyer.
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See: Neither Oh, you thought Toy Story 4 was a safe bet?
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And in the final analysis, he probably made the safe bet, too.
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So, pretty safe bet he won't end up in the Purple & Gold.
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No sign of baby Kulture, but it's a safe bet she's there.
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It's a safe bet that Austen herself enjoyed reading a great deal.
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Suddenly, the South American giant didn't seem like such a safe bet.
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Orchard thinks that's a safe bet, as far as the dollar effect.
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If the answer is yes, then VR is a very safe bet.
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The Sooners are the upside play, but Clemson is the safe bet.
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Once upon a time, utilities were a relatively safe bet for shareholders.
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Bottom line: it's a safe bet this is gonna get much uglier.
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Historically, looking at Nintendo, I think the safe bet would be no.
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It seems like a safe bet he'll grill Stewart about Star Trek.
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Utility securities that pay dividends are another safe bet in Cramer's playbook.
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In the current climate, in fact, he was almost a safe bet.
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But it's a safe bet that Tesla's proprietary battery performs even better.
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And Hillary Clinton, another supposed safe bet, lost to Donald J. Trump.
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And you have to admit: For the safe bet, it's pretty damn fun.
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For 211 years, Call of Duty has been a safe bet for Activision.
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Governments (usually) pay back their debts, so those bonds are a safe bet.
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Not an easy road, not a sure thing, not even a safe bet.
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For an entrée, the juicy, slow-cooked pork shoulder is a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet we'll probably see more Alexa-integrated devices at IFA.
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"Under these circumstances, the U.S. dollar is really the safe bet," he said.
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He gave us four reasons why he thinks it&aposs a safe bet.
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Basically, we'd say it's a safe bet to put all your stock in magic.
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Fitting, but also a safe bet: "Blues are the least objectionable color," Lieberman said.
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When celebrities start their own rumors it's a safe bet to believe them, right?
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It's a safe bet they won't be the laughing stock they were last season.
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It's a safe bet Apple will soon offer the AirPods in different color options.
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"Multi-family in the U.S. is a safe bet at this point," Betancourt said.
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And it's a safe bet that they took advantage of the onsite tennis courts.
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It's a safe bet that the Skrulls sit on one side of that conflict.
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A safe bet for games (aside from your phone) is the Game Boy Micro.
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Betting on Wells Fargo might not be a safe bet, according to one strategist.
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No word on what was inside ... but it's a safe bet it wasn't water.
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Also, the bedroom, dining room and — it's a safe bet — the bathroom as well.
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Microsoft didn't reveal a release date, but sometime in 2020 is a safe bet.
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Prince Muhammad wants foreign investors to think that Saudi Arabia is a safe bet.
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It's a pretty safe bet the "satisfaction" he's looking for involves silencing this debate.
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Dogged resistance by the North Korean armed forces, however, would be the safe bet.
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Based on the past year and a half, the safe bet is probably yes.
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The safe bet: None of the above will flow as smoothly as Tanter's intros.
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It's a safe bet he heard the taunts of the Raptors' most famous fan.
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And it's a safe bet that this will confuse a lot of Trump supporters.
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But it is a safe bet that anyone released will remain under close watch.
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But with that qualification in mind, the safe bet here seems to be Piper.
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A safe bet for most home cooks is the KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixer, 5 qt.
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But assuming that Luke has something to do with it is probably a safe bet.
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The safe bet, as this primary season has shown time and again, is on Trump.
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Until we do so, it's a safe bet that more Flints lie on our horizon.
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An income-share agreement will be a safe bet, the kid could become a star.
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"Seventy thousand was a safe bet," Chad Seaman, a senior engineer at Akamai told KrebsOnSecurity.
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Denny's is a safe bet as well for both skeleton-staff personnel and the stranded.
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The yields on government bonds, another safe bet, fell as investors ploughed into the market.
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It's a safe bet that there will definitely be some kind of Suicide Squad sketch.
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This might seem like a safe bet, but taking a cookie-cutter approach is risky.
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A one-inch curling iron is a safe bet for most hair types and lengths.
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It's a safe bet you won't see much else resembling this at CES this year.
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Based on these pics ... it's a safe bet Daphne also took Jason for a ride.
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But it became increasingly obvious that money wagered on Money Mayweather was a safe bet.
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Here in Washington State, yes, putting it in the trunk is a pretty safe bet.
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Betting on so-called safety stocks has been anything but a safe bet this year.
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He wants them to know; it's a safe bet that they would want to know.
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It's a safe bet that one particular lawmaker will be excluded from the guest list.
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It was Howard, therefore, the embodiment of a safe bet, who brought the movie home.
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Musically, it was a safe bet having her psychically imprinting on the space like that.
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And compounded with Greg Kading's evidence, that to me seems like a fairly safe bet.
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The tagline for this half is Rise Up, so it seems like a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet that he will talk about coal, and perhaps other environmental topics.
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It's a safe bet it'll be one of the final five — which has everybody guessing.
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In part, they send a signal to other investors: Russia is not a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet to assume the White House Correspondents' Dinner will address this tension.
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Okay, this one is a bit of inference, but it seems like a pretty safe bet.
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Here's a safe bet with that one: Microsoft will have billions of dollars more in profit.
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S models usually include faster processors and better cameras, so that's probably a safe bet, too.
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I am so mad at myself for thinking maybe roast beef would be a safe bet.
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And it's a safe bet he gets a bit more attention than most campaign stand-ins.
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A safe bet is that she'll get the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II first.
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It's a safe bet that Italy wants to remain at the center of that epochal project.
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As a safe bet for stumped husbands everywhere, fine jewelry sales typically shine over the holidays.
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Utilities are another safe bet, he said, including American Electric Power, Dominion Energy and Consolidated Edison.
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IT IS is the kind of company that for years was a safe bet for investors.
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But it's a safe bet that Apple's learned its lesson after the trash can Mac Pro.
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It's a safe bet that Amazon will be ramping up both of these into more locations.
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So expecting smartphone cameras to soon come with extra sensing powers seems a fairly safe bet.
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Where it will be invested is anyone's guess, but one safe bet is new car tech.
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At least 60 wins for Golden State seems like a safe bet to make this season.
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In this case, the monkeys tended to take the first safe bet of one bonus grape.
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It's a safe bet that the Fed will not raise rates until after the presidential election.
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So, it's a pretty safe bet that federal, state and local law enforcement take security seriously.
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In a city swamped with political operatives and policy wonks, it seemed like a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet no such poll would put Central Florida at the top this season.
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Central bank support has provided reassurance to investors that Italian government bonds are a safe bet.
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Brands that make other tech products, such as Sony and Samsung, are a safe bet too.
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In the Trump era, it also feels like a safe bet to always brace for chaos.
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The Iberian economy has emerged as the "safe-bet" option among market observers for investment opportunities.
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I love Ouai's other products, so I figured their bath bombs would be a safe bet.
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It's not an ironclad guarantee that Hanen would rule against DACA, but it's a pretty safe bet.
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It's a safe bet that the governments of Russia, China, and other US adversaries have similar programs.
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Looking at the biggest names in the group, Morganlander believes that Amgen is still a safe bet.
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Under Mr Khamenei's watchful eye, he will now be a safe bet for re-election in May.
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But it's a safe bet that we're in store for a lot more attempts to find it.
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Peña Nieto's team has likely made the calculation that Hillary Clinton is a safe bet in November.
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Performance benefits of a connected suite of Nike and Nike-compatible devices are, frankly, a safe bet.
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Apple's first third-party stylus is a safe bet that performs as well as the Apple Pencil.
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Rubin is speaking at Code Conference, so it's a safe bet that the details will come there.
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If anyone is reading this in the Gulf, the safe bet is to keep a straight face.
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No city has 3 franchises, so it's a safe bet at least one wannabe will get denied.
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Of course, t presumes that Trump will practice and prepare, which doesn't seem like a safe bet.
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That can actually be pretty dangerous with robots, but the armless TORU is probably a safe bet.
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Relying on the December funding bill as a vehicle for CHIP is hardly a safe bet, either.
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It's a fairly safe bet that the LPGA and USGA are not too jazzed about this decision.
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The likelihood, as things stand today, of Democrats retaining their majority in 28500 is a safe bet.
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Comedy may not have been the safe bet, but it turned out to be a good one.
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The lesson here is not that the least likely, most disruptive outcomes are suddenly a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet that the word "animals" will be used at least once in his speech.
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Mr. Romney, the Republicans' supposed safe bet, lost despite running against the sluggish economy under Mr. Obama.
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And here in North Carolina, it's a safe bet that they don't have union protection at work.
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As the Met's lone contemporary opera this year, it's a curiously safe bet, despite its ostensible edginess.
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That's probably a safe bet, as we've seen some April Fools' Day pranks backfire spectacularly in the past.
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Andy Burnham, a long-standing Manchester MP, is a safe bet to become Labour mayor of the city.
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Whatever happens on that stage tonight, win or lose, it's a safe bet that it won't be graceful.
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At the same time, it's a safe bet that Israel will pressure Trump to honor his election promise.
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The former vice-president simply does not look like the safe bet many Democratic voters appear to want.
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It's probably a safe bet that Facebook executives will be feeling pretty generous at the negotiating table. [Bloomberg]
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It would probably be a safe bet to guess that Trump was watching MSNBC's Morning Joe this morning.
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Considering they're also responsible for "Toxic" and a handful of other Britney hits, this one's a safe bet.
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But it's increasingly clear that, for producers, big names and reliable standards aren't a safe bet any more.
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Based on past systems, it seems like a pretty safe bet that they'll be hitting Korean shores earlier.
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I've been a vegan for almost 32 years, so getting this tattoo seemed like a pretty safe bet.
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"Lunchtime is always a safe bet for fresh food," a seven-year Costco employee wrote ina Reddit AMA.
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I figured these jeans would be a safe bet and they looked like they would be decent quality.
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Given the spinelessness they've shown in the past, it's a safe bet that Medicare's administrators will immediately capitulate.
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"Jewelry is a centuries-old business that isn't going anywhere, so it's a safe bet," Buffett told CNBC.
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At this early stage, it seems like a pretty safe bet that it's some combination of the two.
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It's a safe bet that President Trump never read Hobbes and couldn't describe the Enlightenment (Bannon seems conversant).
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Is auto-fiction, like Karl Ove Knausgaard's or the brilliant Rachel Cusk's, now the novelist's only safe bet?
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Protest or no, it was always a safe bet that tons of dudes would show up in black.
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Offset and Cardi B had way more fun than you Friday night ... at least that's a safe bet!
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But there are too many "ifs" and "whens" to make investing in cannabis a safe bet anytime soon.
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But, it seems like a safe bet that they'd be even pricier than the standard $380 Spectacles 3.
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It's a pretty safe bet that Morgan's loosening grip on reality will become a major problem throughout this season.
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Showing that you're consistent about paying your utility bills gives lenders more reason to think you're a safe bet.
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Samsung doesn't say — it's a secret (duh!) — but it's probably a safe bet it won't be anything truly gourmet.
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So it's a safe bet that Trump's meeting with Kennedy will involve the latter repeating this kind of nonsense.
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It appears to be a safe bet that Adrienne Bailon will shed some happy tears on her wedding day.
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I was scrolling through Twitter on June 15, as is a safe bet whenever I'm supposed to be writing.
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Tulsa landed on the bottom of the list, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's a safe bet, DePietro said.
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This will be her debut, and it's a safe bet she'll be ascending to the top before too long.
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Defensive stocks, which are deemed to be a safe bet at times of uncertainty, were among the big fallers.
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No word if Kaep is currently present at Kraft's depo ... but it's a pretty safe bet he's there, too.
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It's unclear if Bauer's injury will temper his drone piloting ambitions, but the safe bet would be probably not.
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But it is a more than a safe bet that it would add many trillions to the national debt.
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"Lunchtime is always a safe bet for fresh food," a seven-year Costco employee wrote in a Reddit AMA.
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One safe bet for the following films, would be an appearance from dragons — the undisputed kings of magical beasts.
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The Wednesday game is on national TV. It's a safe bet that Leonard will miss one of those games.
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But if investors no longer see the United States as a safe bet, they might sink their money elsewhere.
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He insists and he makes things happen—but what I don't like, it's a safe bet I won't use.
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So it is a safe bet that Kavanaugh would invalidate far more gun laws than the consensus view permits.
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It is a safe bet that negotiators in the United States, China and elsewhere are well aware of this.
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But one safe bet is that the media of the future will be even more decentralized than today's media.
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But it's a safe bet you probably have at least one memory of someone looking goofy in that regard.
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Not everything was so predictable, although predicting a Mike Bloomberg presidential campaign would have probably been a safe bet.
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If you're buying an Android phone and don't like Apple products for whatever reason, this is a safe bet.
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In the absence of such knowledge, thanking the person who hands over the money is a pretty safe bet.
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That's looking like an increasingly safe bet: following the film's stellar opening-weekend performance, reports surfaced that Warner Bros.
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It's a safe bet she didn't stop to sip on some fine Napa Valley red for a BD celebration.
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With Thibs in their corner, the safe bet is that the day they put it all together comes fairly soon.
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If you see one of them, the only safe bet is to assume the product contains the allergen, he says.
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While there has been no official date announced from Starbucks, it's a safe bet to expect it in early September.
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It's a safe bet that several of those trips down Nostalgia Road will lead to one inevitable destination: Purple Rain.
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Well-to-do alumni, meanwhile, were happy to lend via SoFi's platform, understanding what a safe bet the borrowers were.
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It's a safe bet that even beyond this sizeable acquisition, however, the smartphone leader is deeply considering its automotive options.
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But that's assuming Phase Two hasn't killed everyone first, which is seeming like less and less of a safe bet.
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How could such a safe bet — a juggernaut franchise with a major movie star as its centerpiece — fall so far?
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As for colors, it's a safe bet the iPhone 7 will come in silver, gold, space gray and rose gold.
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Bridgestone Blizzaks have long been the go-to, a safe bet that has an excellent reputation for quality and performance.
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"If Verizon bid that high, they definitely got it, because they're the safe bet for Yahoo," said a rival bidder.
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The terms of the settlement were not revealed -- but it's a safe bet there was a lot of money involved.
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Biden will have to prove that he can hold on as the safe bet — the man who can oust Trump.
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It is a safe bet that the Swine Bowl, a ritual of Thanksgiving weekend in a different circle, will not.
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Larsa's turning 45 on July 6 ... it's a safe bet the celebration will go into the 4th of July weekend.
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The other almost sure thing is less contentious (which is in part why it may seem like a safe bet).
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Gold, usually considered a safe bet during market sell-offs, fell below $1,500 last week, its lowest level since Nov.
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If you know anyone who shops for home decor in the Halloween aisle each year, this is a safe bet.
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The safe bet for senators who seek a political future in the GOP continues to be to stand by Trump.
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Seems like a pretty safe bet that Google will sell a ton more of these things at that price point.
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"Technology moves so fast that naturally people tend to go with who they think is the safe bet," McNealy said.
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He has furthermore been hailed as a thoughtful policymaker and seen as a relatively safe bet for central bank leadership.
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"But since there haven't been that many women generals, it's a safe bet that they're the first," the spokesperson said.
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It's a safe bet that Trump's attacks on Bloomberg will only escalate if Bloomberg continues to rise in the polls.
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I would say that, to really reach people, the safe bet is the newspapers and the television stations around here.
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Asa Hutchinson is up for re-election as well and is widely seen as a safe bet for Republicans too.
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If Trump was right about his political opponents breaking the law, it's a safe bet that Mueller would have brought charges.
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Turn Up Charlie might be a safe bet to secure a highly coveted second season, if only because of Elba alone.
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So, it's a very safe bet that Mueller will be spending time this year in closed-door sessions on Capitol Hill.
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Regards can sound a bit stuffy to some, but because it's so neutral, it is a safe bet for professional communications.
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Pricing has yet to be announced, but it seems a pretty safe bet that the two new tablets won't come cheap.
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Echo devices are a safe bet as a gift for any type of person — the hard part is deciding which one.
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With each attempt the robot is pushing against the block, testing for tactile feedback to determine whether it's a safe bet.
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Whether the gift is for a friend, family member, co-worker or boss, something travel-related is usually a safe bet.
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Much like his Huffington Post print-outs, it's probably a safe bet that Trump's aides give him emails in deadtree form.
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Given how attached millennials are to their phones, a mobile broadcast TV service seemed like a pretty safe bet in 2007.
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And despite the name, the snacks featured in the "Masked Mutations" section of the book also seem like a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet that voters are more likely to support the party of Lincoln than the party of Lenin. Sen.
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I figured my safe bet of a date was a walk on the seawall with my four-year-old bulldog Lola.
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Whenever those turn up in the Mutographs tumor samples, it's a fairly safe bet that the relevant agent is involved somewhere.
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Thanks to him, the show reached new levels of popularity and made Carrey a safe bet to helm his own movie.
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When two countries begin to threaten war in 2019, it's a safe bet that they've already been hacking each other's networks.
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It's probably a safe bet that an imposing caped crusader won't be ringing the doorbell to trick-or-treat anytime soon.
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The auction's set to end Tuesday ... so, it's a safe bet there will be a ton more troll bids until then.
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However, despite having been a Republican elected official, Ken Cuccinelli is not a safe bet for confirmation by the Republican Senate.
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If you're in need of a delicious, milkshake-like drink that also contains caffeine, a Frappuccino is a pretty safe bet.
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We are proud to continue to attract global private investment and household brands that find the Kurdistan Region a safe bet.
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Finland's Valtteri Bottas is seen as a safe bet, as well as a safe pair of hands, to land the seat.
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The one safe bet is that Diaz won't be joining him in retirement, regardless of what his follow-up tweet indicates:
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"But this isn't a safe bet, and a delay until the next Eurogroup (in June) can't be ruled out," he said.
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It's a safe bet that it has nothing to do with royal blood and everything to do with kindness and fairness.
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Market fallout: Investors have long considered utilities a safe bet, so this is a reminder that volatility can strike any industry.
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None of these workarounds are officially Mozilla-sanctioned, but recommended add-ons through the Mozilla store are usually a safe bet.
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Hillary Clinton has said she supports the idea -- and it's a safe bet that a President Donald Trump would reject it.
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Franks says she doesn't use any specific lines to initiate conversation, but starting with a compliment is usually a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet that Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar will seize on his remarks, while Bernie Sanders and Warren will not.
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Whenever those turn up in the Mutographs tumour samples, it's a fairly safe bet that the relevant agent is involved somewhere.
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Whatever the exact number, it's a safe bet that sea-level rise will menace cities along the coast throughout the century.
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Wray, who was willing to repeatedly contradict Trump at his confirmation hearing, appears to Senate Democrats to be a safe bet.
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After those three, Adams is a safe bet for not just starring in Arrival, but turning it into a surprise hit.
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I think long-term, it's a pretty safe bet that Google Now, for example, is probably going to just get folded in.
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It is a safe bet, though, that the insurance people would get would cover less than what they get under the ACA.
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So it's probably a safe bet to say that many more arrests are in store, both in China and in the west.
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It is a safe bet that even if Mr Johnson survives as prime minister for several years there will be no Borissians.
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It's difficult to imagine how much genetically engineering an embryo might cost, but it's a safe bet that it won't be cheap.
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There's some risk to this, but it's a safe bet on balance, particularly with someone as skilled as Bogut in the lineup.
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"Jewelry is a centuries-old business that isn't going anywhere, so it's a safe bet," he told CNBC in an emailed statement.
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"Fillon is still the safe bet," Claus Vistesen, chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC on Thursday over the phone.
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The professor herself has been rated 4.4 out of 4.13 as well, so I'd say the class is a pretty safe bet.
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Bathtubs are known as being a safe bet for tornadoes, but only in houses where the tub is built into the ground.
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It's unclear exactly how bad the problem has gotten since 2006, but it's a safe bet that it has gotten much worse.
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But it's a safe bet that others have attempted the playbook that the Saudis have, and possibly succeeded — at Twitter and elsewhere.
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But we can make a pretty safe bet that if the internet persists today's photos will look even more awkward with age.
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But if you want to dominate your office Oscars pool, basing your choices on the SAG winners' list is a safe bet.
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Saying your favorite character is the dragon seems like a safe bet that you don't really need to know a ton about.
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Defensive stocks, which are deemed to be a safe bet at times of uncertainties, were among the big fallers in early deals.
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Sifting the data reveals telling patterns: for instance, EFL found that young optimists are risky, but old ones are a safe bet.
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So the Chinese feel much more certain, long term, that the Germans are not just a good bet; they're a safe bet.
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It's a pretty safe bet that they would have drawn the same number of votes in 28500 as they did in 6900.
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Overall, the desk agrees that Apple is a safe bet -- Pete Najarian, Josh Brown, and Jim Lebenthal are all long the name.
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Their horse ended up coming in 5th, but we think it's a safe bet to say they had a good time regardless.
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Open email standards like SMTP, and the robust email marketplace, provides assurance that makes email a safe bet for years to come.
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But the safe bet is he won't be happy about even more people looking into his finances, his friends, and his family.
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In fact, the safe bet in such an eventuality is that Treasury and Congress would hew closely to the eventual outcome here.
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If you're attending a wedding this year and you can't find the gift registry, a safe bet is something for the kitchen.
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It is a safe bet that fewer if any of today's Democrats will vote to help Trump cut rich people's taxes. Preparation.
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Unfortunately, knowing Trump, the only safe bet is that he will revert to lashing out when he believes it suits his purposes.
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But he's a safe bet in November, and both he and his Republican challenger, Mick Rich, are running unopposed in their primaries.
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TVs are always a safe bet for anyone on your list, but gifting such a big ticket item requires a decent discount.
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It's a safe bet that neither Robert Browning nor Alfred, Lord Tennyson, will prove to be the murderer in this literary whodunit.
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Given all of this, it seems like a pretty safe bet that the six-month Pixel/Pixela cycle will continue, going forward.
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Unclear exactly ... but it seems like a safe bet to assume it had something to do with Brown's weekend attack on Kraft.
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The efficiency not only aids in increasing the range of the aircraft but also provides a safe bet against rising fuel prices.
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In this context, I think it is a safe bet that people will eventually have longer, healthier lives than they do now.
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And it's a safe bet the next novel featuring Navy SEAL turned intelligence operative Scot Harvath will arrive like clockwork next summer.
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These more basic styles are generally in constant demand, which is why Wu says that purchasing them would be a safe bet.
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Without her show, it's a safe bet that Twitter will become Barr's new home turf, provided she can keep herself from getting banned.
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For general events, lingerie is a safe bet, and a slip dress or a floor-length robe are good gateway looks for beginners.
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Conversely, the Russian Premier League is always a safe bet when it comes to low-scoring games, currently averaging 1.89 goals per match.
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Ben Affleck was always a safe bet for this franchise because, let's face it, he's one of the best actors in the business.
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It's a safe bet that President Obama will tout the economy's strong 2015 performance in his State of the Union speech next week.
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This needs to be approved by global antitrust regulators before a listing can take place, but that is considered a fairly safe bet.
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If you're unsure of what size you want, a one-inch curling iron is a safe bet for most hair types and lengths.
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But until this mystery is finally solved, it's a safe bet that people will continue to point their wishful thinking fingers at aliens.
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Though, based on how similar the design for the rebooted Razr is compared to the original, that seems like a pretty safe bet.
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Project Management was one of the most in-demand skills of 2017, so it's a safe bet it'll be high in 23, too.
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So when her parents offered her a new food to sample for the first time, they figured yogurt might be a safe bet.
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A safe bet, however, is that at least a few of the president's one-liners will look back on the last eight years.
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Which, given that anyone giving their kid that name prior to The Force Awakens was basically misspelling "Kyle", is a pretty safe bet.
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Of course, it's a safe bet that our Trump-deranged news ecosystem would likely find ESOP plans hard to translate into sound bites.
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It's a pretty safe bet, as Google has already said that Motion Sense at the Pixel 4's launch is just the start.
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The safe bet this fall may be on voters who will come to the polls wanting to lower the temperature of our politics.
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With only a handful of companies in the green this year, it's become difficult to determine which names will make a safe bet.
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In the meantime, it's always a safe bet to cut back on sugary foods and eat a well-rounded diet—without going overboard.
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It was a savvy move—the safe bet was that Mueller would find all kinds of shady dealings in Trumpland, but not collusion.
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Whether Euron marries Cersei or not, it's a safe bet that he will fight Daenerys and most likely will do it at sea.
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"She is a safe bet: a centrist candidate who does not threaten nasty surprises," said Josef Joffe, publisher-editor of weekly Die Zeit.
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It's probably a safe bet that the report, when and if it comes, will be quite different from the Obama administration's final update.
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It's a safe bet that Mr. Johnson will succeed — and save the worldwide box office again when "Rampage" invades theaters on April 20.
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That has historically been a pretty safe bet, thanks to a tradition of "professional courtesy" extended by traffic agents to other city employees.
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It is also driven by financial concerns — that it's no longer a safe bet that children will do as well as their parents.
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While Powell does represent a change in leadership, he was widely scored as a "safe" bet — the safest bet next to Yellen herself.
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It's a safe bet that House Democrats will vote to impeach Trump, which would trigger a public trial next year in the Senate.
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Because flares offer a lot of volume at the bottom, wearing a more fitted shirt on the top is always a safe bet.
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But Greinke has mainly been known for quiet consistency: a safe bet for around 288 victories, 289 innings and 303 strikeouts every season.
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It's a safe bet that this will spawn totally new kinds of apps, just as the invention of the smartphone made Uber possible.
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The safe bet is always that some of these shows — and maybe even most of them — will make the cut all over again.
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In other words, because gay men are attracted to their own gender, they're a "safe bet" for women — at least, from a sociobiological standpoint.
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Assuming he didn't get dusted, it's a safe bet that Wong will show up in Avengers 4, given his knowledge of the mystic arts.
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In other words, because gay men are attracted to their own gender, they're a "safe bet" for women—at least, from a sociobiological standpoint.
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It's a safe bet that Leigh's sculpture will quickly become the most visible, visited, discussed, and Instagrammed public artwork in all of New York.
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Last weekend, it's a safe bet that Trump didn't know about the historic Chinese anniversary that made his tweeted trade bombshell even more inflammatory.
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So expecting future gadgetry to have at least a little more touch sensitivity to help boost its utility does seem a pretty safe bet.
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The sign here is written in Arabic, so it's a safe bet that the climactic battle seen in the trailers takes place in Egypt.
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Yet travel and safety experts say that the vast majority of budget airlines are a safe bet for travelers looking to save a buck.
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He's a pretty safe bet for this performance of quiet, jagged sorrow, one that recalls Robert Duvall in Tender Mercies way back in 1984.
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That has attracted bids for the likes of the yen and Swiss franc, considered a safe-bet during times of economic and political stress.
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Given the business relationship between John and Shelia, it's a safe bet she's the executor of the will, which surely would not please Cleopatra.
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While it's not exactly clear what Zuckerburg's new compound will include, it's probably a safe bet that he will piss off his neighbors again.
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Despite its steep price tag, Amazon seems to be making a safe bet by buying into not only Tolkien's world, but Jackson's as well.
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As far as gambits go, affixing a website to the same era that the movie it promotes takes place seems like a safe bet.
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The United States remains one of the most attractive places to invest, and its sovereign debt continues to be a safe bet for investors.
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In 2018, it's a safe bet that several items on your loved ones' holiday wish lists come in telltale rectangular boxes and include chargers.
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The little we can make of his facial profile, it seems like a safe bet, but there's just no way of knowing for sure.
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Pricing has yet to be announced, but more than the unbranded Instax's $120 seems like a pretty safe bet, because luxury don't come cheap.
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Considering that the nascent smartwatch market is in a really strange place right now, it's either a safe bet or just a necessary hedge.
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For Kennedy, running as Donald's man on the bayou represents a safe bet in a state where Trump walloped Clinton, 58 to 38 percent.
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Minaj material is always a safe bet, but wouldn't it have made sense to bring out a live snake as they did last week?
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In the short run, the safe bet is on Pelosi remaining her party's leader in the next Congress, and perhaps even becoming speaker again.
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That said, it's a safe bet that the technology will improve to the point that open-air audio speech recognition hacking will be possible.
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So, it'd be a pretty safe bet to put your BMW on the line to bet against a high school kid making it pro.
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That thinking, telegraphed by Fed officials, seemed like a safe bet because recession fears had eased, hiring rebounded and the trade war cooled off.
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Another safe bet will be that the makeup will be come from Marc Jacobs Beauty — or at least the products that you hear about.
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While savings accounts are a safe bet and an easy concept to grasp, the real earning power comes from investing their hard-earned cash.
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Casting Marvel elites Tom Holland and Chris Pratt as brothers Ian and Barley Lightfoot, Onward seemed to be doubling down on a safe bet.
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I'm testing a variety of cases from several manufacturers at the moment, but Spigen and Otterbox cases are a safe bet for some protection.
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With over 1.5 billion daily active users, it's a safe bet that you have an account, or at least you did at some point.
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It would probably also be a safe bet to assume they have additional military tools the United States or our allies are unaware of.
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The southeast corner of British Columbia, which encompasses the Kootenay Rockies, is "a safe bet," said Dan Sherman, the chief marketing officer at Ski.
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Garland is widely considered a moderate and a safe bet for the Obama administration in the face of already heated Republican opposition to any nominee.
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It feels like a safe bet that Daenerys will revenge-torch Euron, and that'll be the end of his dragon-slaying and Cersei-wooing ways.
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And given Reeves' recent comments about only returning if the Wachowskis do, it's probably a safe bet he'll have no interest in plugging back in.
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Biden has made the "electability" argument for months, telling voters he is the steady choice and safe bet to beat President Donald Trump in November.
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Multiracial people are just a subset of the multicultural population, but for marketers trying to reach a broad audience, casting them is a safe bet.
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Okay, so we don't know this for sure, but it's pretty much a safe bet to assume that the headphone jack is never coming back.
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It's a safe bet to say the 65-inch W7 will be lucky to start at the same price when it begins shipping in March.
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It would be a very safe bet to assume that the 1966 Venice Biennale was overwhelmingly male, and that not many Asian artists were exhibited.
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For the more color conservative, a tame blue-on-white, line-art design, or one of several tone-on-tone styles are a safe bet.
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It is not clear what these characteristics are, but it is a safe bet that they do not involve accepting global norms established by America.
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As a frequent FOIA requester, it's a safe bet that my name is about to get passed to a lot of different companies this week.
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Many of these deals just went live, and we think they're a safe bet to purchase before Prime Day begins, if you're in the market.
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Until about 12 hours ago, Robinson looked like a pretty safe bet to check in as a top 10 pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.
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While the teaser doesn't confirm an exact premiere date, if the series follows Marvel and Netflix's previous release schedule, November is a fairly safe bet.
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If, however, you see a guy with devil horns subdermally implanted into his forehead, it would be a safe bet that he knows a guy.
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So, while I don't know how the shutdown will end, it's a safe bet that the shutdown's pain and suffering has already accomplished one thing.
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If Republicans in Congress are smart, they'll figure this out and do something to stabilize markets and protect Dreamers—but that's never a safe bet.
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Having her cook for us was an extension of friendship and a safe bet, knowing that she'd blow our minds and be the perfect foil.
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While Amazon's intentions with Whole Foods are still not clear, it's likely a safe bet that the deal may alter the calculus of Instacart's operations.
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A Safe Bet for Colleges and Employers We do know a lot about what happens when Congress broadens the eligibility requirements for the Pell grant.
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Joe Biden won big, and it appears that much of his success was fueled by voters' desire to nominate a safe bet against Donald Trump.
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It's a safe bet, however, that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the federal agency charged with protecting consumers from financial miscreants, will be a target.
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Whatever the result in 2020 — and it's a safe bet that close to half of us will consider it a disaster — another election will follow.
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Staking a claim against impeachment also seemed like a safe bet, and confident prognostication is highly valued, if not outright required, in today's political media.
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I picked a trail that was closed to cars and ATVs and bikes, which seemed like a safe bet, but the trail also went uphill.
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Though the G.O.P. has endorsed some of the ideas before — for Medicare — it's a safe bet they won't do so for the Affordable Care Act.
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She represents the safe bet for District D voters and would virtually guarantee they are adequately represented at City Hall for the next four years.
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I picked a trail that was closed to cars and ATVs and bikes, which seemed like a safe bet, but the trail also went uphill.
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"It's a safe bet that there probably will be," a spokesperson for House Armed Services Committee Democrats said when asked about more anti-Trump amendments.
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It's uncertain if networks are interested in a package deal -- Jenelle and David -- or just Jenelle alone, but it's a safe bet everyone wants both.
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There hasn't been much sign of a backlash yet, but it's a safe bet that the proposal will lead to shareholder objections and a lawsuit.
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Unsurprisingly, Babbel will first focus its marketing efforts for its yet-to-be-named travel marketplace (I think Babbel Travel is a safe bet) on Europe.
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He's quite familiar with caring for various sports injuries and it's a safe bet that he has done more ollies than likely all of these women.
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So whoever he chooses, I think it&aposs a safe bet this is going to be one of these razor&aposs edge, 51-49-type votes.
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No name has been revealed, but it's a safe bet that both sets of parents will be steering clear of two familiar monikers: JoJo and Kaitlyn.
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Anyway, this show looks pretty bad, and it's a pretty safe bet to say it will flop, particularly given that it will live on Apple Music.
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But it's a safe bet that whatever the court says this spring, it won't be the justices' last word on the subject—much to their chagrin.
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Still, it's a safe bet these values are close—it's not like ancient humans and hominins were ten times larger or smaller than we are today.
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The tiny iPhone SE is definitely not Apple's best phone — but it's a safe bet for people looking to upgrade from an iPhone 4S or 5S.
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No matter how you approach a Mercury backspin, it's always a safe bet to choose your words wisely during this period of miscommunication and faux pas.
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Unclear where he and his girlfriend went, but it's a safe bet he won't be coming back to L.A. for the Oscars in a few weeks.
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It is a safe bet he will not lean heavily on the plan from Ryan, who drafted and championed the ill-fated plan to gut Obamacare.
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Georgia's sixth congressional district was once poor, rural and Democrat-leaning, but was transformed into an educated, GOP-safe bet in just under half a century.
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It's a safe bet that, if Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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It's a safe bet that most Americans are acutely aware of the need to repair and update our country's roads, bridges, tunnels and other public structures.
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Details of Hensarling's bill have yet to be released, but it's a safe bet that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be one of its targets.
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It is also a safe bet that, under Pence, the days of sharing codeword-level intelligence with Russian diplomats in the Oval Office would be over.
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China, which now burns nearly half of the world's coal, had looked like a safe bet — until China's coal consumption peaked in 2013 and started falling.
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Now that the long-promised technology is ready in consumer form, it's a safe bet we'll be seeing a number of companies exploring the form factor.
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Ramen was considered to be a "sustained riser," which means there was steady growth in searches, making it a "safe bet" to remain a trending food.
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We can't know for sure how those consequences will play out in the coming decades, but it's a safe bet they will be very, very significant.
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Whatever the source of funds, it seems a safe bet that increased automation will allow the economy to continue to grow, making a U.B.I. more affordable.
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But Garland is widely considered a moderate and a safe bet for the Obama administration in the face of already heated Republican opposition to any nominee.
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Thinking the prestigious New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center to be a safe bet, she went there and found Hadden based on a recommendation.
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And as smartphones continue to get increasingly innovative and fresh designs, it's a safe bet that the power button will continue to change along with them.
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In fact, it's a safe bet that this is the most notoriety that Section 22019 investigations have enjoyed since President Kennedy signed the Trade Expansion Act.
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Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote, available at Amazon, $39.99If you're not sure what to buy someone, a streaming stick is usually a safe bet.
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His platform is made up of policies that poll incredibly well and his supporters aren't masking their love for progressives in favor of a safe bet.
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It's a safe bet most never learned about an alternative: managing their disease and its symptoms medically, with frequent physician monitoring and consultation — but without dialysis.
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There are Texas A&M stickers abound, and judging by sticker claims alone, it's a safe bet that this former Aggie studied meteorology and atmospheric sciences.
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Assuming they get a budget resolution through, it's a safe bet they'll use the one reconciliation bill that resolution allows them to try to repeal Obamacare.
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So it's a pretty safe bet that multiple years of R&D are still needed before mass market graphene based devices are within the average consumer's grasp.
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The iPad has long been the centerpiece of Apple's education strategy, so it seems like a safe bet that we'll be seeing something related to that line.
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This pop powerhouse has had so many Halloween costumes based off her looks over the years, so dressing up as Cher for Halloween is a safe bet.
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Audiences need entertainment (give me more to do with my phone!), and capital has made the safe bet: If you build it, they (advertisers, subscribers) will come.
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After the Byers family's terrifying ordeal in the last season, it makes sense for Joyce to want some stability with safe-bet-Bob and his dad humour.
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Basically, it's a safe bet that Xiaomi's Mi Home stores across the world will start carrying a bunch of wild selfie-focused cameraphones in the near future.
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I love those deadpan titles, which are like the ones museums assign to utilitarian relics of the past, and it's a safe bet that Mendelson loves museums.
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The triple-country bid could either prove to be a safe bet for handling all 48 teams, or set an oversized precedent for World Cups to come.
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And if he loses next month's election, it's a safe bet that he'll lash out just like he did this week, with devastating consequences for the party.
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While 69% of voters wish he would quit Twitter, according to a recent Quinnipiac poll, it's a safe bet that there are more viral tweets to come.
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Then again, it's a safe bet that most people haven't read even part of the famously voluminous novel the musical is adapting, Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace.
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In the meantime, however, it seems like a safe bet that there will be a lot of 360-degree video created and a lot of drones sold.
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The company hasn't offered up a release date on that one, but the first half of 2019 seems like a pretty safe bet for that product, too.
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Shum adds that Microsoft will continue to offer its apps across different platforms, and it's a safe bet that we'll see it integrated into Windows products, too.
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Putting a woman in the top slot, even one who has been with the company for some time, makes an important statement and is a safe bet.
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So it seems like a safe bet that residents will see Uber's tricked-out driverless vehicles roaming the streets of Detroit in the not-so-distant future.
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Oil prices remain close to 12-year lows and this means refiners could still be a safe bet, even if 2016 is not as good as 2015.
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If you don't want to overthink it, the Chase Sapphire Reserve (or the Chase Sapphire Preferred if you want a lower annual fee) is a safe bet.
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As long as Republican senators remain united, it is a safe bet Kavanaugh will get a handful of Democratic votes, making his lifetime appointment a bipartisan affair.
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He's a safe bet in New Jersey and West Virginia, though he might not win as many delegates as he hopes in West Virginia's delegate selection primary.
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That commitment, though politically troublesome and inhumane, is deeply held, which makes it a safe bet that the Obamacare's weeklong reprieve from legislative assault won't last forever.
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When I go out for lunch, I always make sure to eat at restaurants Muslims wouldn't be anywhere near—bars and Hooters are always a safe bet.
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So we really want to, again, challenge and puncture this idea that Los Angeles is a safe bet and is the ideal place to host the Olympics.
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Economic fundamentals say that a stronger dollar is the safe bet, and it will maintain its strength until the administration unveils specific policies to reverse the trend.
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No Vacancy II is part of a movement of low-budget groups helping make space for artists who aren't a safe bet for the remaining physical galleries.
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The question for investors is whether a company whose business could be swamped by Amazon — in this case, selling clothes over the internet — is a safe bet.
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But it's a safe bet that Porsche will mention the Nürburgring run onstage next week when the car is fully detailed for the first time in public.
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So a performance by Fumi Tanakadate and the Kaoru Watanabe Taiko Center Ensemble, as part of a block party at Astor Place Plaza, seemed a safe bet.
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"Honestly, there are a lot of candidates who are playing it safe, but playing it safe is not the safe bet anymore," he told me last month.
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It's not clear when Burmese translations were brought back online, but it's a safe bet that at least a few people at Facebook are regretting it now.
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But it's a safe bet that Season 2 will continue to pay that off as Din takes his experiences with IG-11 into future encounters with droids.
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Republicans are still the safe bet to hold the Senate, but a path now exists for Democrats to get back the majority -- albeit a very narrow path.
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Pick your own metaphor for the impeachment inquiry, but it's a safe bet the kaleidoscope (and the hourglass too) will be getting a workout in the days ahead.
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But it's a safe bet that Chinese officials are already thinking through their options in case that is where the latest round of economic saber rattling ultimately leads.
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While these code snippets don't outline all the specifications, it would be a safe bet that only Intel-based Chromebooks (like the Pixelbook) could handle the dual-booting.
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No release date has been announced for Season 2 yet but it's a safe bet that the new installments will feature plenty more mind-bending mysteries to unravel.
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Surprisingly talented Hinchcliffe has been incredibly charming — and the story of his near-fatal car accident has pulled at the heartstrings — but the safe bet is still Hernandez.
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What this team did was to make that extrapolation, and then also assume that star formation in the past in the galaxy was higher (a fairly safe bet).
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Given that humans are generally preening, narcissistic assholes, it's a safe bet that most people aren't going to allow someone to write, "This guy sucks!" on their profile.
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If you're on the fence about what kind to purchase, a safe bet is opting for a vacuum with multiple functions, like the Dyson DC33 Multi Floor vacuum.
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Also, "fundamentals have stayed so strong and default rates so low, there is greater confidence in CLOs as a relatively safe bet from a credit impairment," Long said.
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It's a safe bet that Ryan has thought past the Sorkinesque fantasies, all the way through to the genuine, and genuinely troublesome, implications of a last-minute anointment.
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As for whether this means next year's Galaxy S11 won't have a headphone jack, Samsung and De Silva wouldn't say, but it's probably a safe bet it won't.
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After spending time in Germany during the Cold War, and then Saudi Arabia during the first Gulf War, a desk job in Washington was surely a safe bet.
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There's a plot going on here, and the Tyrells, long a safe bet to come out of this whole war ahead, seem likely to profit from whatever's happening.
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While political calculations have proven as dicey as a Vegas roulette table, it's a safe bet the economy will be front and center on voters' mind come November.
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" Jamieson has long been respected by the Washington media establishment, but it's a safe bet that the Trump White House will dismiss her work as more "fake news.
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"If someone posts a sign on their front door about searching 'snitches,' it's a pretty safe bet that there are illegal drugs being sold out of that location."
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Looking at eruptions in Kīlauea's past, it would be a safe bet to think this eruption might last months before a "new normal" sets in at the volcano.
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"It's never a safe bet to say a 4-to-3 consolidation will get approved, but Sprint and T-Mobile have a better argument than most," Wagner said.
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Safe bet to say that there will be some drama there, but Jamie is going to need an army if he's going to take control of King's Landing.
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Most of us will use a knife to carve our Halloween pumpkins, some will use a waterjet, but it's a safe bet no one will use molten aluminum.
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Because this is TLC, it's a safe bet that the show will result in sentimental, happy endings for people whose health problems are successfully alleviated, and who knows?
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But in a volatile race — most polls showed Mr. Biden nowhere near the 29-point margin he won in South Carolina — the only safe bet is on unpredictability.
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Given that this costs significantly less than some other soundbars out there, it's a safe bet that it isn't the best-sounding home theater system on the market.
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If you want to spend the cash in the next year or two, a high-yield savings account or CD is a safe bet since you need liquidity.
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It's a safe bet that we'll get Apple Watch Series 6 in 2020, probably with more fitness and health features, if the wearable's recent trajectory is any indication.
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If you grew up at all pre-internet (or pre-internet being as ubiquitous as it is now), it's a safe bet you have one of these stories.
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Plain yogurts from any brand are a safe bet, and it's always a good idea to steer clear of yogurts with names like Key lime pie and Philly cheesecake.
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That being said, if we had to choose just one present that's most often a safe bet, nine times out of ten, we'd pick jewelry — especially on Valentine's Day.
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His firm also has "a bit of a macro hedge in case the politicians and central bankers continue to act irresponsibly — which seems like a safe bet," he added.
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And since this is Google, it's a safe bet to say that it will eventually change the functionality of the app (for better or worse), or sunset it altogether.
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She'd be a totally safe bet, but not a boring one, someone who won't throw up the middle finger but will still put on a hell of a show.
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If Williams painted "Smile" (and who could come up with a more sardonic title?) before November 8th, it's a safe bet that this particular idea wasn't on his mind.
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Click here to view original GIFThe speculation, of course, is that Donald says something terrible to Melania before he turns his back, which seems like a pretty safe bet.
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If you're not sure which one is right, the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B ($35) is probably a safe bet; it's powerful and flexible, but still small and cheap.
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No word on whether Aldridge is wearing Kylie Lip Kit again, but she did snap a pic with KarJenner fave makeup artist Patrick Ta, so it's a safe bet.
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A version of this attraction is already at Walt Disney World in Florida, but it's a safe bet that the new one will have at least slightly different features.
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So while this year's lineup is strong — credit where it's due to Emmys voters for including Louie Anderson's wonderful Baskets performance — the safe bet is on Hale winning again.
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It's a safe bet to assume that if a party is a winner in Ibiza over the summer, the buzz will be amplified two-fold for its BPM iteration.
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Apple launching a new iPad on Tuesday is a pretty safe bet, as the company launched its fifth-generation iPad nearly exactly a year ago, on March 24, 2017.
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It's a safe bet that lost chances to reproduce mean lost caregiving and affection in infancy; play and guidance during toddler years; interest-shaping and shared undertakings over adolescence.
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Chicago seems like a safe bet to take home the Commissioner's Trophy because they are built to wriggle out of almost any kind of trouble they could get into.
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"We're starting to see more positive momentum around the name, and we think it's a safe bet here given that most negative news is already priced in," she said.
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Sure, we're only three days into 2016, but isn't it a safe bet that Tory Burch's upcoming nuptials are bound to be among the most stylish of the year?
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Judging by activity in the options market, both Philip Morris' and BP's dividends look like a safe bet for now, said Stacey Gilbert, market strategist at Susquehanna Financial Group.
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First Words It's a safe bet that advisers to Hillary Clinton spend more time than they would like batting away the suggestion that their candidate must be hiding something.
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That's especially odd since the side character has been teased in marketing for the film, making it seem like he was a safe bet to see in the film.
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Older black voters are therefore more likely to be receptive to messages of security than to take a risk on something that they can't say is a safe bet.
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Restoring a device to factory settings to remove any malware would be a fairly safe bet, according to Southworth, who has surveyed many of the products on the market.
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She called Mr. Biden a "safe bet," pointing to polls that show him ahead of Mr. Trump in the general election and the surprising results of the 2016 election.
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If you're trying to push your culinary boundaries, or you just want to cook something a bit fancier than 252-minute soups, Martha & Marley Spoon is a safe bet.
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And historically, Iowa voters have demonstrated their willingness to make last-minute shifts, falling away from a safe bet or getting behind a relative unknown, just before the caucuses.
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But it's a safe bet that the recent livestreamed infanticide and the widely publicized shooting of an elderly man in Cleveland on Easter Sunday figured into the company's thinking.
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Regardless of which horse wins, it's a safe bet that come Saturday, America's Triple Crown fever will return before the ice has a chance to melt in your mint julep.
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If, through this exhibition, Gustave Moreau is being figuratively awarded a lifetime achievement award for his role as Spiritual Forebear of Modernity, it's a safe bet he'd skip this ceremony.
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But while traditional wedding styles are always a safe bet, for a lot of brides, picking the dress is more about personal style than simply choosing whatever "most" brides do.
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The result was that paying for college went from a safe bet to a terrifying, but mandatory, prospect: Getting a degree was more expensive, and required more loans, than ever.
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While Amazon isn't yet mentioning any deals on its own devices, it's a safe bet that you'll find discounted prices on Kindles, Fire Tablets, Fire TV, Echo Speakers and more.
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However, if an applicant isn't given guidance by the board on how early to show up, Goldschmidt says getting there around 15 minutes before the interview is a safe bet.
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Creating a sequel to a beloved mobile game may have seemed like something of a sure thing, but whatever the studio does next likely won't be such a safe bet.
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So while little is known about how the mission generator works, it seems like a safe bet that it draws its randomized variables from the competitive side of the game.
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There are four factors that make it a safe bet to take Barack Obama at his word that he will be a "discontented ghost" in his post-presidential life: 2628.
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And a penis can't penetrate the cervix, according to the National Health Services in the UK, so it's a pretty safe bet that a sex toy or fingers couldn't either.
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Without ARPA-E, it's a safe bet that China will lead the world in developing and manufacturing advanced batteries and continue to maintain its outsized share of solar panel production.
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I'm not nearly as willing to take financial risks as Logan Roy—after all, he might be talking about Waystar general counsel Gerri Killman—but it's still a safe bet.
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We're still in the early days, but it seems a safe bet that this CES is going to be quiet on the smartwatch front, as companies reassess the flagging category.
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It is unclear what Mr. James's role will be in the movie, although it's a safe bet that he will star and that several other N.B.A. players will make cameos.
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But a majority of the Democratic base is convinced that Biden is the safe bet to win against Trump, and they value the way that certainty feels more than policy.
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There's no guarantee that next year's iOS will be the one that kills 6S support, but it's probably a safe bet that it won't last beyond 2021 at the latest.
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Besides another Patriots win, the only other safe bet for next year's Super Bowl is that streaming will continue to break records as more and more people cut the cord.
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And if you look at the game's viewership trends, it's a pretty safe bet that each year's Super Bowl will become the new most-watched program in American TV history.
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When Jeb Bush and his allies began helping the "super PAC" supporting him raise more than $100 million last year, his bid for the Republican nomination seemed like a safe bet.
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And, despite all the recent volatility, an investment in the social-media giant at the time of its initial public offering on May 18, 2012, would have been a safe bet.
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Before we anticipate the worst, which is usually a safe bet for Game Of Thrones, let's consider the many things this could mean for Arya in the show's final two episodes.
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Considering her passion for a good crop, it's probably a safe bet that we're going to see plenty of those styles when Kendall and Kylie debut their latest collection at NYFW.
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In the '80s, Ben & Jerry's was an early proponent of linking business with social and environmental causes, so looking to it and McCarthy for stakeholder-centric insights is a safe bet.
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It looks like an increasingly safe bet that Democrats will make major gains in Congress after the November midterms, and quite possibly win control of at least the House of Representatives.
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And let's be honest, given the exceedingly slow rate of subway car turnover, it seems like a safe bet that standard will be antiquated long before the MTA does another upgrade.
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The safe bet would be a further iteration of the x86 platform to produce a console with a focus on 4K gaming well beyond what the PS4 Pro can achieve today.
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Jennifer Aniston ('87), Nicki Minaj ('00) and Liza Minnelli ('64) have also graced those halls, meaning it's a pretty safe bet that anyone there might just be the next big thing.
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The trailer doesn't feature a Spider-Man cameo, but it's a pretty safe bet that Tom Holland will make a small appearance at some point in the film, because of course.
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A Gilmore Girls reboot was a safe bet in terms of pre-existing interest, and Netflix reportedly spent $750,000 per episode (each) on co-stars Alexis Bledel and Lauren Graham alone.
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It's a safe bet that Lively interpreted the line differently, and believed she was saying she has the face of a white woman and the butt of a woman of color.
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No matter what happens in the game (who's playing again?), it's a safe bet that Gaga will kick things off sporting the craziest, wackiest and most Gaga-fied beauty look. Getty
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It would be a safe bet to say that whoever manages to come up with a safe, affordable, and effective method of making penises bigger stands to make a fucking fortune.
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But it's probably a safe bet: The Skripal attack took place just eight miles from where Sturgess and Rowley live, in the town of Amesbury in the southern region of England.
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Tipsy Whiskey 5-Piece Decanter Set, available on Nordstrom, $105A decanter set is a pretty safe bet for adults who like to enjoy a nice alcoholic drink from time to time.
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If Mr. Romney is a less than enthralling personality, he would seem to be a safe bet, foreclosing the prospect of total humiliation under a nominee from outside the political mainstream.
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But it'd be a safe bet that Danvers, given the billion-dollar success of her first film, will continue to be one of the faces of Marvel for years to come.
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And investors will stop treating the muni market as being a safe bet, and the borrowing rates for townships and cities and parks will reflect the new reality of caveat creditor.
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If Trump ever does end up ordering another strike on Iran, it's a safe bet that those words will be ringing in his head when he pushes the big red button.
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Regardless of the type of breach or the company involved, it's always a safe bet to change passwords for sites that contain sensitive information like financial, health or credit card data.
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But it's a pretty safe bet that if your hosts have not laid down a rubber mat in the guest shower or tub, they do not count one among their possessions.
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We won't know for a while which of these new technologies makes its way to other Apple products like iPads and MacBooks, but it's a safe bet that some of them will.
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That raised some eyebrows because cellphones are vulnerable to hacking, and it's a safe bet that the world's intelligence services have been working overtime to hack into the phones of Trump aides.
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Adding more fuel to the rumors, a new leak found on Weibo shows what could be the actual 3D sensing camera module, which makes facial recognition seem like a pretty safe bet.
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Some poor guy by the name of Jeff Buss was doing just that: rattling off whatever was in the gutters of his mind, assuming he had a safe bet against Archie Bradley.
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Bookmakers, sports apparel firms and travel companies seem a safe bet to profit from a large sporting event, but are they the best stocks to hold over the course of a competition?
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Based on Nintendo's recent habit of focusing on a key game at E3, it seems a safe bet that the beloved fighting game will get the lion's share of the company's attention.
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It's probably a safe bet that Oculus will have its consumer unit show floor-ready for CES, and with Sony planning a long evening press conference, PlayStation VR might be ready, too.
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Apple hasn't released a rival voice-speaker, although a report in The Information says it might; if it does, it's a safe bet that it will not be easily compatible with Google.
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Price is an outspoken critic of research that involves embryonic stem cells, so it's a safe bet he'll start there, and in any other medical research area that violates his moral sensibilities.
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It's a safe bet that if you're picking up a Spider-Man game in 2018, you probably already know the basics: Uncle Ben, radioactive spider, "With great power comes great responsibility," etc.
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But, like many things you'd describe as a "safe bet," it's also predictable, which leaves us with the conundrum: What do you get the cheese lover in your life that isn't cheese?
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But even if I'll see nuclear war within my lifetime (which is a pretty safe bet), I'd like to see the benefits of the tech that delivered it while I'm still alive.
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The guilds themselves are primed for maximum winner fragmentation: Spotlight seems a safe bet for the SAG's ensemble award, but Male Actor in a Lead Role, Film, is Leonardo DiCaprio's to lose.
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But now that he's the most powerful person in the world, it's a safe bet that an outrage cycle will ensue pretty much any time the man is presented with a microphone.
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It's a safe bet that many will check it out and find it to be a perfectly decent Western, complete with crackerjack shootouts and yarns of bloody revenge spun around a campfire.
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No other cast members are locked in at this time – though it seems a safe bet Zoë Kravitz will be back, seeing as the second season is expected to introduce Bonnie's parents.
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Trader Guy Adami said he likes Google-parent Alphabet as a safe bet because of its valuation, but he named Tesla as a better bet because it has the most upside potential.
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Given the way pretty much every other announcement has gone this year, it seems like a safe bet that we'll see plenty of announcements tied to voice-based AI like Google Assistant.
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Here is a safe bet: The baby boomers making the transition from business into nonprofit careers are carving a work path that will become ever easier for those behind them to follow.
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But it's a safe bet that the buzz will be about the implications of Britain's vote to leave the European Union, which some blame partly on poor crisis management in the eurozone.
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Get the Paderno 3-Blade Vegetable Spiralizer for $15.02 (save $20.93) on Amazon If you're looking to buy someone a good value laptop, the Acer Aspire E 250.04 is a safe bet.
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Constantine Valhouli, co-founder of the real estate analytics firm NeighborhoodX, told CNBC that Brooklyn's status as a housing hot spot remains a safe bet, thanks to robust growth in certain neighborhoods.
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And while places like New York, San Francisco, or New Orleans are always a safe bet, we've rounded up 15 destinations that will help you discover something new about our great country.
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The level of margin debt has continued to new highs this year, and it's a safe bet that a lot of this leveraged money has gone into these high-flying tech names.
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Winston is the overwhelming favorite for player of the year, and with Michigan State sitting pretty atop the AP Top 25 Poll rankings, it seems like a pretty safe bet to me.
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Then there are the roots of the financial crisis last decade, several of which can be traced to advisers convincing clients that investing in high-risk subprime mortgages was a safe bet.
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It was looming for years: Voters simply did not think that Sanders, a Democratic socialist with an agenda that would cost trillions of dollars, was a safe bet in a general election.
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You'd have to be delusional to wager money on the longevity of a restaurant in New York, but Frenchette is the closest thing to a safe bet that I've seen in years.
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It's a pretty safe bet that most of our children, in high school and in college, will be in social situations in which people drink in unwise and sometimes downright dangerous ways.
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Financials are staging a rebound after posting five straight months of losses, and a top technician says there's one name in the group that looks like a safe bet into earnings season.
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It's a safe bet that Princeton will keep producing a disproportionate number of Supreme Court justices, members of Congress, C.E.O.'s and other influencers — and that these students will be among them.
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Since acceptance speeches that call out the president and his policies have become something of a mainstay this awards season, it's a pretty safe bet that the Oscars will continue that trend.
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There's no word on whether Greenwood is a Whitelighter like Leo was, but it's a pretty safe bet that he probably falls under the same umbrella as some sort of magical protector.
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If they did, and matched up with Toronto in the first round, the Bulls would be a safe bet to sweep the series on the back of Joffrey Lauvergne averaging 30 points.
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Even as we continue to note how abnormal much of the current political system is, it seems a safe bet that voters will continue to behave as they have in the past.
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We've been told, by ruthless and ceaseless HBO promotional materials, that "winter is here" and it's a safe bet that the primary showdowns of the season will be around or beyond the Wall.
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Halpern also said it's possible that once an Energy Secretary is named and confirmed, climate science will be spared from a full onslaught at the agency, but that is not a safe bet.
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In a series where beloved characters are murdered all the damn time, Wigler sees a safe bet in Jon and Gendry — at the very least — returning safely from their sojourn beyond the wall.
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The news service is based on Apple's acquisition of Texture, which had focused on magazines instead of newspapers — so it's a safe bet magazines will feature heavily in Apple's take on the service.
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In other words, no matter who you are or what you're campaigning for, bashing elites seems a safe bet, while admitting to being a member of an elite is an absolute no-go.
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Quite what Carter will be doing at Jeff Bezos's company remains unclear, but it's a safe bet that it'll have a lot to do with Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Echo and music curation.
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But even when DeGeneres isn't smashing ratings, she remains a safe bet for both the Oscars and the Emmys, which both had strong ratings when she hosted them in 2007 and 153, respectively.
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And this is true of many people, which is why bringing a thick wedge of nice cheese to a party is always a safe bet — the savory equivalent of a bottle of wine.
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Whether Trump wins or loses the Republican nomination, it is a safe bet that conservatives will rescind their invitation to scrutinize or call out Republican politicians the moment a nominee has been selected.
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Coach David Boyd had won Georgia state basketball titles at four different schools, and he seemed like a safe bet to help Vassar find some stability, and jump back on the recruiting radar.
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Since the SEC failed to establish a new fiduciary rule during the Obama era, it is a safe bet that handing the job to a Trump-dominated SEC would be a death sentence.
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He told CNBC that the company was a safe bet for investors despite some concerns over the security of Saudi oil infrastructure following a drone and missile attack on Aramco facilities in September.
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But it's a safe bet that all of them will draw major interest from the huge roster of corporate CEOs and top bankers making the rounds of cocktail parties and dinners at Davos.
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Through trial and error, I've learned that beauty and skin-care gifts are almost always a safe bet — whether your loved one is a skin-care expert, makeup novice, or somewhere in between.
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Though no one keeps an official count of such things, it's a safe bet to say that never before have so many American kitchens been taken out of commission at the same time.
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When experts start arguing for its continued relevance, undergraduates choosing a major will begin to realize that the obscure art of manually punching arcane symbols into keyboards is no longer a safe bet.
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Munster argued last month that the leading tech FAANG stocks as a group may not be a safe bet for investors, saying he expects a "divergence" in the next six to 12 months.
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It is a safe bet that the FTC has been paying close attention to the privacy and security ramifications of smart toys and privacy issues with such devices, including the recent CloudPets breach.
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I'm sure my mother didn't make them from a recipe — for all the books in the house, it's a safe bet not one of them was a cookbook — but they changed over time.
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Munster argued last month that the leading tech FAANG stocks as a group may not be a safe bet for investors, saying he expects a "divergence" in the next 6 to 12 months.
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If teachers want to shy away from controversy and the Trump presidency, history and impeachment is a safe bet, per AP. Go deeper: The takeaways from the Trump impeachment inquiry's closed-door phase
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At 153A, as long as the term "Middle-earth" rings a bell (or whispers "Tolkien"), it is a safe bet that you will be able to come up with LORD OF THE RINGS.
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During the show's original run, Trading Spaces' homeowners often prayed to have their space designed by Vern Yip, a safe bet for an elegant makeover that lacked any outlandish finishes (ahem, hay-covered walls).
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Dimming prospects for economic growth in Mexico are prompting local pension funds to shift their $22014 billion holdings faster than ever to what they see as a safe bet: government bonds.
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There were going to be memes flooding social media regardless of who won the 2016 NBA Finals, and it was a safe bet that someone (read: everyone) would throw Crying Jordan into the mix.
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It must have seemed like a safe bet, as extortion plots go: Steal a prized original series from Netflix and shake the company down with the threat of releasing it months before it airs.
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But they held off on warning markets against pushing up the yen too much, as investors started to buy into the Japanese currency which is considered a safe bet during times of market ructions.
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In fact, it seems like a safe bet that the company will be taking more than a few cues from the Galaxy S8 — the addition of smart assistant Bixby is also a no brainer.
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It's already been discovered that Microsoft is working on bot integrations for its Bing search engine, so it seems like a safe bet the company plans to open these up to developers during Build.
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A boost to accuracy and sensitivity seems like a safe bet, but the big changes could come in the addition of Bluetooth to the stylus, allowing it to be used as a remote control.
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Nobody yet knows how, but it is a safe bet that subsidies will tilt towards greenhouse-gas mitigation, which will probably mean more money for carbon-absorbing forests and less for methane-belching livestock.
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But given the creative liberties taken in the game with so many familiar characters, it's a safe bet that this won't be the Venom you know— if it even is Venom in the end.
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It is viewed as irresponsible to include speculative new developments in models, but at the same time, it's a safe bet that the energy world will see dramatic changes in the next few decades.
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It's a safe bet that Sony and Microsoft are two of them, though—the Playstation 4 and Xbox One video game consoles both come with stickers that claim opening the device voids the warranty.
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The 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing is this summer, on July 20, 2019, and it's a safe bet that President Trump will try to join the festivities already planned around the nation.
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So if you think you might want a job in government anytime in the next four to eight years, especially a high-level job, siding with Clinton in the primary is the safe bet.
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Despite the relentless bickering in Washington about the need for tax reform, it's a fairly safe bet that owners of residential real estate will still be entitled to a long list of tax breaks.
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The Emmys love to break their own records, so Louis-Dreyfus seems like a safe bet, even if Pamela Adlon's painfully honest (and painfully funny) portrayal of a single mom is the worthier choice.
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Given that the game's only been here since early morning, it's a pretty safe bet that many of these players have been levelling up over the past month by employing a number of workarounds.
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Black Widow Costume, $50.00, available at Dolls Kill Harley Quinn Given the fact that Harley Quinn has been one of Pornhub's most-searched characters, she's a pretty safe bet in terms of sex appeal.
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Considering the crowd of wealthy and stylish VIP hotel guests, it's a safe bet to assume many of them will attend the US Open itself, where the true drama and excitement will be found.
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Because while it's very clear that a robotic revolution is well underway, it's a safe bet that it's happening in labs and think tanks, not on our social apps, much less our streaming services.
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Assuming that the company wants to push the device out in time for the holidays, it also seems a pretty safe bet that we'll be seeing something definitive in the next couple of weeks.
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He could be an exception (like Towns was), but the safe bet is on him flashing the skills that will make him a positive contributor in the future in fits and starts for now.
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There's still a lot of upside for Chinese tech giants Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent — known as the BAT stocks — because investors see them as a safe bet, a research analyst told CNBC on Wednesday.
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YouTube keeps these comment likes or dislikes private for the safety and security of users, but it&aposs likely a safe bet anyone who left a positive comment on your comment also liked it.
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The phrase "Netflix and chill" has become a meme, and it's now a safe bet that you can strike up a conversation with an acquaintance around the latest original shows to run on the service.
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It's unclear if he'll make the New Orleans' final roster after cut day this weekend ... but after signing a 1-year, $2.2 MIL contract this offseason, he's probably a safe bet to make the squad.
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And it's a safe bet that no media company has allowed the surreptitious funder of a libel suit against a corporate partner to serve on its board, given the conflict with its mission and duty.
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Filming for the show begins in late October, and though there's no word yet on which sisters will be on-screen, if meeting one is your life goal, getting cast is probably a safe bet.
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It's probably a safe bet that neither Trump nor Hillary would describe this campaign as the time of their life (and frankly, neither would Adele), but for a few shining moments, we can certainly pretend.
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We hear she won't be moving in with him just yet, but she is on summer hiatus from her 'SNL' producing gig -- so, it's a safe bet she'll be very familiar with this new home.
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Any time a news headline contains the words "Florida woman," it's a safe bet that you might need to buckle your seatbelt and get ready for whatever insanity rounds out the rest of the sentence.
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If the talks fizzle—always a safe bet—he can make the argument that the U.S. president wants better relations with Russia but that domestic politics and the deep state just won't let it happen.
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Based on the fact that Redford is still in office at the start of the 2019-set series, it seems like a safe bet that the president has been in on the plan for decades.
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Bloom said that investing in the yield currently on offer for a two-year dollar denominated U.S. bond is a safe bet when data shows a slowdown is coming in other parts of the world.
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Even with a trailing 12 month price-to-earnings ratio of 23.17, nearly double that of peers Paradise and Grand Korea Leisure, many analysts consider Kangwon Land a safe bet due to its local monopoly.
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I cannot speak for President Obama, but I would say it is a safe bet that he would have loved to be as popular as President Trump is now during the midterm elections of 2014.
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The country's nuclear sector relies almost exclusively on light water reactors, long considered "a safe bet" and the international norm for nuclear power, according to Mark Hibbs, a senior fellow in Carnegie's Nuclear Policy Program.
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If two people in different places are infected with a version of the virus with particular mutations, it's a safe bet those two cases are related, even if the two people never met each other.
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It's a safe bet that neither grasped that by exploiting something as consequential as the Israel-Palestinian conflict for a political fix they only underlined the misuse of power of which they both stand accused.
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It's a safe bet that most readers know little or nothing about her subject, the billion-dollar industry that facilitates the movement of hair from the head of one person onto the head of another.
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Rip juice I can't believe this happened 😓 Aside from those 3 we know about ... it's a safe bet several other artists will have something to say about Juice when they get on the mic.
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Right now, in the context of the #MeToo movement and other markers of a heightened cultural sensitivity, the latter risk would seem to be a better bet, but, needless to say, not a safe bet.
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But it's a fairly safe bet that Trump's judges would spend an Elizabeth Warren or Joe Biden administration wreaking havoc on the new president's agenda — and that any future Democratic president will face similar opposition.
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But it's a safe bet that the first Curb season to air in six years will have a lot to say about a lot of different things, and plenty of existential dread to work with.
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GE hasn't revealed pricing for the display yet, but it seems like a pretty safe bet that it won't be cheap, particularly compared to things like the Show, which already makes this thing a harder sell.
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But it was a safe bet that the vast majority of soccer marketing deals, from the most prominent international tournaments to meaningless regional friendlies, involved no-bid contracts that undercut the actual value of the rights.
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It would mean putting the safety of women and the rights of survivors of sexual predators, as well as the revenue-driving potential of women, above a safe-bet investor who is also a serial abuser.
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Clues About Lucifer Season 5 So far there isn't much out there, but we would say it's a safe bet that Eve will be back, despite having left the group at the end of season 4.
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In any case, if they are disciplined—never a safe bet—liberal book buyers could use Milo's book as a wedge to pressure Simon & Schuster into dropping the book, by effectively holding its other imprints hostage.
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The length of that particular shutdown, however, could be explained by timing (it fell over the holidays.) So if it does happen this time, less than a month would be a safe bet based on precedent.
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Keeping the undertone neutral to cool is a safe bet — and feel free to experiment with creamy beige as well, just make sure it has a pink undertone and is a touch darker than your complexion.
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Personalized Bouquet, available on UrbanStems, from $55 If they've been living together for a while and you just can't think of anything they need at home, a beautiful bouquet of flowers is always a safe bet.
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If denizens of Central Europe are forced into an artificial and unnecessary choice between the European Union and building closer ties with the United States, it is a safe bet that most would decide oh Brussels.
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For over three decades in the business, Rothman has charted a path to success by never taking the safe bet, saying what's on his mind, and always sticking to decisions forged by his passion for movies.
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It's a pretty safe bet that the North Carolina Tar Heels will be among the top basketball teams in the country during any given season, but this year posed some serious questions for Roy Williams' squad.
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Warren Buffett, Mark Cuban and Tony Robbins all agree index funds are a safe bet, especially for new investors, since they fluctuate with the market, stay pretty constant and eliminate the risk of picking individual stocks.
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It's a safe bet, in other words, that most everyone attending a Young Bucks show knows who Dave Meltzer is, just as those same people likely have a working knowledge of his five-star rating system.
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It's a safe bet that Mike Leake, he of the career 3.91 ERA, won't continue to lead the National League in ERA, just as Gyorko won't maintain a batting average 90 points above his career mark.
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Turn on any college football game this season, and it is a safe bet that many of the best players will be wearing single-digit numbers, which have become a status symbol at many top programs.
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Furthermore, you can stock your quarters with items the airlines would never permit, including well-stuffed suitcases; snacks (in case the onboard fare wasn't up to par — a safe bet); and the makings of cocktail hour.
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British voters appeared to be changing their minds about leaving the EU, polling expert John Curtice said on Tuesday, but not to a degree that would make a different result in another referendum a safe bet.
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For the women's tournament, Obama picked UConn to win it all — a safe bet, as the team has won three straight championships — and Florida State, South Carolina, and Notre Dame to round out the Final Four.
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It's a safe bet that few in the audience could name the women correctly, but thanks to Trump's pitchman methods, the women became so scary to some of his supporters that they shouted for their expulsion.
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"We felt that we'd made a safe bet, investing cash money in our child's education, but it never felt as good as I thought it would be when I first wrote the check," Ms. Lodder said.
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With the recent passage of the tax bill, brief government shutdowns, stock market fluctuations and comments from party leaders, it is a safe bet that voters will hear a lot of campaign talk about the economy.
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It's a safe bet that you should probably order La Dame Blanche with your Scottish salmon, while a bottle of Red Jamie sounds like the perfect thing to wash down a hefty serving of haggis and tatties.
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At very least, it seems like a fairly safe bet given his expertise that he will play a part in the Apple's growing focus (along with much of the rest of the industry) on the connected home.
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The Variety story doesn't mention where or how you'll be able to view The Humanity Bureau VRevolution, though it's a safe bet that Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, at the very least, are both in the mix.
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And while we don't know anything about the tech specs or what it will be spying on, it's a safe bet to say that it's part of the most advanced spying apparatus the world has ever known.
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Sadly, Google isn't saying what the sales breakdown between the Google Home Mini and the regular-sized version was, but it's a safe bet that the company sold quite a few more of the lower-priced gadgets.
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No word yet on whether Inhuman characters introduced in Marvel and ABC's Agents of SHIELD series will cross over with The Inhumans, but it seems like a fairly safe bet, given the interconnectivity of the Marvel universe.
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Because Microsoft will likely announce the next version of its HoloLens at MWC in Barcelona in just a few weeks, I think it's a safe bet that Microsoft will also emphasize its mixed reality platform at Build.
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Given all the recent proof that their relationship is still going strong it's a pretty safe bet the pair will arrive together, but we'd never put it past Beyoncé to throw us one more last-minute curveball.
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The opportunity has been there for a while, and so has demand, but it's a safe bet that industries like shipping, construction and, yes, hotel housekeeping are all foreign industries to most people inside the tech community.
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Almost eight months later, I am grateful we will likely never have to test my hypothesis, because I no longer think it's a safe bet—and the failure of my own institution shook my faith the most.
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Based on the many, many Galaxy Note 9 leaks we've seen in the past few weeks and months, it seems like a pretty safe bet that the upcoming phablet won't look all that different from its predecessors.
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Mr Grassley said in late April that awaiting a nomination from Mr Trump is admittedly "a gamble", but after reading over the "impressive" list of 11, he apparently now sees a Trump nominee as a safe bet.
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Until recently considered a safe bet, with many investors "overweight" on Russian assets, the country's markets now appear at the mercy of the U.S. Treasury, whose deployment of punitive economic measures Friday was its most severe yet.
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The safe bet is that before too long, Illinois will be allowed to stiff its creditors at a propitious moment — not before trashing them avaricious or immoral, no doubt — and their pensioners will be held harmless, too.
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It's a safe bet that if Trump had wanted to secretly communicate with the Russian government, Russia's intelligence service would have supplied him with a way to do it that's easy to use and much less conspicuous.
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While it's a safe bet that the Trump-Clinton contest this fall is not going to turn on questions of education policy, media perceptions and public support will greatly impact charter schooling over the next four years.
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The reported best-case scenario for Tekashi69 is getting credit for time served and being released sometime in 2020 .... but it's far from a safe bet to say he'll have no trouble getting back to the studio.
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He has an overriding passion for law and order, and for a more strict accounting of spending at the UN. It is a safe bet that he will support General Flynn's desire for an audit of NATO.
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Based on its data, sports apparel and equipment company Nike was a safe bet: A $1,000 investment in Nike in 103 would be worth $3,319 as of October 31, or more than three times the initial investment.
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With more than five million people using it, and an ever more mobile workforce in need of collaboration tools capable of integrating with different apps, Smartsheet is a safe bet for even further growth in 2016 and beyond.
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Still, regardless of such skepticism, it's a safe bet that start-ups will continue targeting the dietary-supplement industry given the size and scale of this market: It's worth some $40 billion a year, according to the FDA.
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If you, like us, have given one too many Ulta gifts sets, it's always a safe bet to gift anyone on your list something they can get a lot of use out of on the reg: tech accessories.
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It's a safe bet that this won't be the last time that foreign powers try to manipulate the results of an American election, and there's a lot more that can be done to hack-proof the election process.
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Amazon hasn't released an air date or trailer yet (it's a safe bet to assume we'll see one this weekend), but Canadian broadcaster Space has posted the above sneak peek to give you an idea what to expect.
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Since all but a tiny handful of Blockbuster stores had closed by late 2013, it's a reasonably safe bet that even those who got a Blockbuster Rewards card during the chain's final days would be 21 by now.
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Also of note: Her hair is sort of pink now and she has a crush on a cute Japanese dude from her office named Yoshi, despite the fact that her safe-bet boyfriend, Scott, still exists in NYC.
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After years spent climbing the ranks of the Communist Party, the future president is considered a safe bet to carry the mantle of Castro and other elderly leaders who helped Fidel Castro oust U.S.-backed dictator Fulgencio Batista.
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Given the company's focus on fitness tracking, it seems like a safe bet that the new device will feature some sort of improvements there, too, although obviously there's no real way to tell just from the leaked photos.
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A substantially larger and still-in-flux 2020 field could mean it will take longer for a clear winner to emerge this year, but it's a safe bet that results will be reported far earlier than in Iowa.
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Near concussions aside, this is a man who knows how to put an outfit together — so it's a safe bet this hat won't be the last time Cam makes a splash this season, or even this month, probably.
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It's a pretty safe bet that no candidate is going to campaign as a free trader in the 22016 Democratic primary, setting up the potential for a large-scale realignment on a major policy issue for the party.
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The surge in equities this week that sent the Dow Jones industrial average above 20,000 for the very first time is as good an indicator as any that taking the president at his word is a pretty safe bet.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - British voters appear to be changing their minds about leaving the European Union, Britain's leading polling expert said on Tuesday, but not to a degree that would make a different result in another referendum a safe bet.
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According to Mr. Gorra, the ultimate safe bet in the bag market is Hermès (which retains an average of over 80 percent of value at resale), followed by Chanel, Vuitton, Gucci and YSL (all over 60 percent on average).
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Only weeks ago it seemed a safe bet that the 11th election to the 350-seat parliament, which is due to be held some time in the next three months, would be of the low-turnout, low-credibility sort.
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We know June was on the run for about three months, because Serena Joy said so, and it feels like a safe bet that the season finale will involve the birth of the baby in some fashion or other.
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While we can only speculate, it seems like a pretty safe bet to say that the life of one of the biggest male pop stars in the world is a total whirlwind of touring, recording, performing, and red carpets.
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The purchase price wasn't disclosed, but given that Beddit had previously raised less than $4 million, and Apple has $67 billion in cash on its balance sheet, it's a safe bet that the sale provided investors a favorable outcome.
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Monochromatic outfits couldn't be simpler to pull-together: Neutrals are always a safe bet — there's a reason all-black-everything and groutfits are go-to's — but bolder hues, like cobalt blue or burnt orange, also work like a charm.
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It's a fairly, uh, safe bet that you will find yourself tempted to cry "Sojourner" on many occasions before the end of "Underground Railroad Game," the in-all-ways sensational play that opened on Monday night at Ars Nova.
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For a long time now, it's been a safe bet that when a Republican wins the White House, things will get worse for workers, and especially bad for people who have the gall to belong to a labor union.
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As tensions grow, New Delhi and Tehran are considering reverting to the old rupee mechanism that was viewed as a safe bet because UCO has no U.S. exposure that could lead it to fall foul of any new sanctions.
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Considering that the Grammys are often reticent to reward artists with the top prizes multiple times, and considering that Adele won the top three awards in 20173 for her previous album (21), Lemonade seemed like a somewhat safe bet.
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In a society increasingly obsessed with credentials, being genetically engineered is like having an Ivy-League M.B.A.: It is a marker of status that makes a candidate a safe bet for hiring, rather than an indicator of actual competence.
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While deal terms are unknown, it&aposs a safe bet that YouTube spent big on these rights: Twitch previously held exclusive rights to Overwatch League, for which it paid about $90 million over two years, per Sports Business Journal.
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But between this secret display facility reported by Bloomberg and Apple's existing "Technology Center" in Taiwan, it seems like a pretty safe bet to say Apple is investing serious time and money into taking control of its display pipeline.[Bloomberg]
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That said, Uber hasn't confirmed that this is what the Micromobility Robotics team will actually be doing, and given that hiring has only just begun, it's a safe bet that self-driving scooters won't be hitting the road anytime soon.
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Jon Hamm seems like the safe bet and I can't believe I'm not picking Odenkirk, who should have won 500 Golden Globes for bringing back Mr. Show, even if it was disappointing, but Malek gave the best, most memorable performance.
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The addition of both actors rounds out the already huge cast, but seeing that characters often meet surprising and unexpected endings when they're around Archie and Co., it seems like a safe bet to have a few extra faces around.
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People are already convinced that Facebook is secretly listening to them through their phones; if you explicitly offered them the choice of AT&T tracking everything they watch and everywhere they go, it's a safe bet that they would say no.
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With Espy as the only Democrat in the race, the safe bet is that this is heading to a runoff between him and the top Republican finisher, and some Republicans see the battle for that spot as effectively the Republican primary.
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If they're not taking a selfie, shopping, or filming their reality TV show, it's a safe bet you'll find these ladies pumping some iron with their personal trainer, and maybe still taking a selfie or two while they're at it.
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Having dropped only one set each in their three rounds so far, the trio seem a safe bet to advance when they face fourth-round rivals who have never before made it to this stage at the All England Club.
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According to Deadline, each episode was written by creator Charlie Brooker—and since he's managed to make each new season of Black Mirror slightly darker than the last, it's a safe bet that season four is going to be solid.
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The Mercedes driver, 1/500 odds on title favorite with British bookmakers who know a safe bet when they see one, has a 66 point advantage over Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel with three races remaining worth a grand total of 75.
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Saudi Arabia's delegate explained while all options had been considered ahead of the announcement - including deeper cuts and a possible six-month extension - he suggested reaching an agreement to curtail oil production by a further nine months appeared the "safe bet".
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What's for lunch Here's what's happening later On the border The Pope travels to the border in Juarez, Mexico, today where he'll pray for those who died trying to cross into the U.S. It's a safe bet Trump won't be there.
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It's unclear how many UAVs it might take to overwhelm the defenses at facilities such as Russia's in Syria, but it's a safe bet that the swarm would cost less than $15 million, the cost of a Pantsir-S system.
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Given the speed with which rock gods of the MTV era have made the cut — Guns N' Roses (2012), Nirvana (2014) and Green Day (2015) were all admitted as quickly as the rules allowed — Pearl Jam would seem a safe bet.
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Just to prove the importance of the event, it's a safe bet to say that most of the people at the Yale Bowl will not know the win-loss records of either team or even the names of either team's players.
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News Analysis LONDON — Even in this moment of fierce reassessment of the merits of free trade, the deal promoting commerce between the European Union and Canada seemed like a safe bet to secure political blessing on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Until recently considered a safe bet with many investors "overweight" on Russian assets, the country's markets now appear at the mercy of the U.S. Treasury, whose deployment of punitive economic measures Friday was its most severe — and most unpredictable — yet.
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Rate cuts typically weigh on a country's currency by making investments in that currency less attractive, although the dollar's fall was tempered somewhat as it is seen as a safe bet in times of crisis as the world's most liquid currency.
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If you tell your bartender that you love ginger beer, she'll likely steer you toward a Moscow Mule or a Dark and Stormy; if you use words like "bubbly" or "effervescent," she'll know that an Air Mail is a safe bet.
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Rate cuts typically weigh on a country's currency by making investments in that currency less attractive, although the dollar's fall was tempered somewhat as it is seen as a safe bet in times of crisis as the world's most liquid currency.
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It's a safe bet that the Pew survey data released on Monday, which showed that Republicans' views of colleges and universities have taken a sharp negative turn since 2015, results in part from exasperation with the "speech equals violence" equation.
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Though fans will have to wait a little longer to see the HGTV alum's final tree look, it's a safe bet that it'll be classic and elegant, as Gaines has previously expressed her sentiment for upholding holiday traditions year after year.
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While he has become a lightning rod for the left, which accuses him of using his position to run interference for the president on the Russia investigation, Mr. Nunes is also considered a very safe bet to win the seat again.
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"It's basically a clean, safe bet [on] a product and there's just nothing else out there that's just going to blow it away, and for that reason alone, I think the upgrade cycle still favors the Apple story," Schlossberg said.
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Analysts said Russian government debt is still seen as a relatively safe bet due to low default risk - Moscow has more than $450 billion in foreign currency reserves - and also because even extended Western sanctions do not affect sovereign debt.
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That they will do something unpredictable may be the only safe bet, and focusing on the actual legal issues at stake, rather than the potential political fallout or personalities of the judges, is a better guide to assessing what may happen.
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This indistinguishable fellow is wearing the robes of a maester, and he's surrounded by ancient-looking texts — so it's a safe bet that he's in the Citadel at Oldtown, which should play a major role in Season 7 now that Samwell is there.
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But if Spicer keeps confusing grave issues like the Holocaust and generally conducting press briefings like a high school gym teacher trying to bark an unruly team into order, it's probably a safe bet to say SNL won't be releasing McCarthy anytime soon.
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In 21, Google listed it as one of the most popular new apps in the UK. Those stats made it seem like a safe bet for users, but three different researchers found problems with the app that make it a risk to download.
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Whether we're rocking a casual, errand-ready look, trekking to the office, or hitting a trendy cocktail spot for a nightcap with friends, it's a safe bet that our everyday wardrobe hero is coming along (not to mention, totally elevating our look).
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That proposal has fallen flat with other EU leaders, who would have to approve it, but it was a safe bet at home, where polls regularly show a large majority of voters oppose Turkey joining the EU, as does the Freedom Party.
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My operatives are combing the globe for the lair where the aliens bring him back to life after each defeat, but in the meantime it's a safe bet we've got at least a few more duels before he goes down for good.
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If you're dating one of the Kardashian-Jenners, it's a safe bet that your birthday party is going to be a little bigger than a cake and a couple presents— it's going to be a bash attended by some of Hollywood's biggest stars.
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All of that suggests leaving the series with Koepp is a safe bet — but this isn't Koepp's first Indiana Jones: he was the screenwriter on Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which is known for having some of the series' most ludicrous moments.
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Chivalry 2, for example, is coming from a partnership between Killing Floor developer Tripwire Interactive and Torn Banner Studios, and so it's a "safe bet" for showing off and would probably do well on the main stage in any other press event.
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While the Best Picture and Best Directing winners don't align as often as they used to (indeed, they've only matched up twice since 2013), it's still generally a safe bet to predict that Best Picture and Directing going to the same film.
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After a week of prominent reports that Wentz had set a record for the most passing attempts to start a career without an interception, it is a safe bet that Ross Cockrell and the Steelers' secondary will be hoping to end that streak.
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His moderate platform could be viewed by some as a safe bet and a path toward a return to a sense of normality, but he&aposs pushing for it at a time when the party is split between centrists and left-leaning progressives.Sens.
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Nevertheless, it's a safe bet that Kavanaugh's "text, history, and tradition" framework would lead to a much more expansive Second Amendment than the consensus framework, since Kavanaugh dissented to the right of two of his Republican colleagues in the second Heller case.
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We don't know anything about either of the new modes or how the new rules will change things up, but it's a safe bet you'll want to at least be Dark Zone-ready — if not at DZ 50 — to prepare for the new stuff.
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And while we may be able to discern the broad contours of this emerging hyper-connected world, it is a safe bet that it will also provide surprises that are the product of imaginative entrepreneurs who know how to leverage the power of platforms.
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Although GM has not yet released the exact specifications such as battery size, and the Environmental Protection Agency is a year or so away from revealing its energy usage statistics, it's a safe bet the EV Hummer will be decent enough for the environment.
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Sure, fast-fashion powerhouses like Zara and outdoorsy brands like Columbia are always a safe bet for boots when you're on a budget, but right now we can't help but fawn over those sturdy designer styles that looks as good as they are functional.
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While the movie isn't even out yet, it's probably a safe bet that the franchise will get a sequel (or two), especially with Elizabeth Banks in the mix and a fierce new cast that includes the very first LGBTQ superhero in a major film.
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At this very moment, you can trot over to the Steam Store and see the words "VR IS HERE" slathered on a home page banner, and it's a safe bet that at least some of the 12.4 million players using Steam today will see it.
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Given the high bar for owning a HTC Vive or Oculus Rift, it's a safe bet that far more people will try room scale VR for the first time outside their own home, likely by visiting an experience like The Void or Zero Latency.
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That Mark Zuckerberg would one day be forced to sit and answer questions from lawmakers has been a safe bet for a long time, given Facebook's role in a Russian misinformation campaign aimed at influencing the 2016 election and its propensity for circulating fake news.
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Given children are the least expensive population enrolled in the Medicaid program, it's a safe bet that the bulk of funding would be used to pay for the most intense utilization of medical and nursing home services, resulting in significantly reduced support for kids.
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Based on the paper's demographic profile in New York, it was a safe bet to foresee that, as it moved into broader regional markets, the Times attracted the most highly educated and high-income subscribers—many of whom may have then dumped their local papers.
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For instance, it's a safe bet that ESOPs will draw derision from some right-wing skeptics as an impractical and utopian reform—and Exhibit A in that case will likely be the 2002 bankruptcy of United Airlines, which had been majority-owned by its employees.
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It's probably a safe bet to assume that at least some members of the massive U.S. delegation will return home with both happy memories of snowy peaks and some fresh leads on where to work once their days in the White House are over.
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And given that human rights remain a cause for concern in many of the UN's own member states it seems a pretty safe bet to expect the state of human rights online to continue to reflect the mixed bag state of human rights offline.
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Even as far as the defence side of research and development is concerned (normally considered a safe bet under a Republican administration), he's talked before about America going alone on defence and other times he's talked about the rest of the world providing global defence.
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JON PARELES Among current artists least likely to ever be given a moment at the Grammys, Mozzy, the Sacramento street rapper who appears to operate a solar system away from the music industry (in a good way), would have seemed like a safe bet.
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Based on a moment in the teaser that sees Williams piloting the Millennium Falcon alongside Chewbacca, we can make at least one safe bet about Lando in the new movie: It looks like he will be fighting on the light side again this time around.
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Chillies are a safe bet for farmers in times of drought as they do not require fertilisers or water once the roots are established in the soil, said Giuseppe De Bac, project manager in West Pokot County for the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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It is a safe bet that the Fed will not be raising rates in the early months of 2019, and will resume its tightening campaign only once the global outlook is clearer, or once a more substantial inflation risk appears in the United States.
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It was a safe bet that it would fall within his campaigns to rebuild regional influence or to undermine the United States, its European allies, and their democracies and primary institutions, NATO and the European Union, while blocking their ability to accept new members from Moscow's neighborhood.
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When David Benioff and D.B. Weiss were writing this episode (long before production began), they probably had no idea what the previously on montage would look like, or whether this scene would make it into the premiere (though it was likely a safe bet for inclusion).
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It's unclear who "We" and "them" are, but it's a safe bet that "we" encompasses the general alt-right movement and "them" is a mix of anything including feminists, progressive internet communities (so-called "social justice warriors" in alt-right speak), and the four new Ghostbusters themselves.
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Although the FDA notes that the labeling does not need to be identical to information based on the reference product, it's a pretty safe bet that manufacturers of biologics will likely take issue with competitors using their data for a product that is not exactly the same.
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The congressman hails from a reliably Republican district in upstate New York and had been considered a safe bet to retain his seat against a little-known Democrat, Nate McMurray, who on Wednesday immediately seized on the news of the indictment to raise money for his campaign.
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He continues to propose unconstitutional ideas on a weekly basis, and it is a safe bet that when he and Clinton meet for their first debate next month, he will be confronted with some trivial question about the Constitution and have no clue how to answer.
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But if you don't have that much money to spend right away, installment plans are a safe bet because they incur zero interest fees, meaning it makes no difference financially to pay the full $399 upfront or spread out the cost over a year or two.
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Pisces are also known as dreamers and idealists, which can sometimes translate to hopeless romanticism—so if you're not sure whether your fish would appreciate a musical date, it's a safe bet to plan a good old-fashioned intimate dinner for two somewhere you can play footsies.
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It's been increasingly viewed as a safe bet that's capable of putting up annual returns above public debt options like Treasuries, with pensions like Illinois teachers' fund and Indiana's state workers' retirement fund putting hundreds of millions to work in these types of strategies last year.
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Self-styled deficit hawks in the House are expected to raise a fuss about tax cuts that are not offset by spending cuts, but when faced with a choice between controlling deficits and cutting taxes, it's a safe bet a majority of Republicans will choose tax cuts.
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Based on a quote Ye included in his description of the opera, it's a safe bet this is basically gonna portray the Nativity story ... in which Mary miraculously became pregnant and gave birth to Jesus in Bethlehem, welcoming royal visitors from distant lands for the occasion.
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Twenty years ago, the safe bet for politicians was to play on fear of crime by promising to lock up every criminal, violent and non-violent, drug users and even those with mental illness for as long as possible by forcing judges to use mandatory sentencing guidelines.
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He doesn't have a highlight reel of finishes and he can't cut a promo, but it is a safe bet that ten or fifteen years down the line Edgar's fight film is going to be the stuff that MMA's top coaches force their charges to study.
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If it weren't for grape juice producers or nut growers eager to boost sales, for example, it's a pretty safe bet that studies claiming Concord grape juice can help improve brain function and walnuts can reduce the risk for diabetes would never see the light of day.
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The nomination had initially seemed to be a safe bet, but became imperiled after Palo Alto professor Christine Blasey Ford came forward with allegations that Kavanaugh held her down, groped her, and covered her mouth to muffle her screams during a party when they were both in high school.
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Apple's new trade-in policies should encourage customers to upgrade rather than repair damage on current iPhones, and with rumors already flying about the features of next year's iPhone 7, it seems a safe bet that many consumers will embrace any opportunity to upgrade to the next best thing.
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The company likely has the most readily available cross-airline information about flight availability, route popularity and price in the world, however, backed by some of the most sophisticated machine learning on the planet, so it sounds like it's probably a pretty safe bet for them to make.
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"This is what I'm advising investors to do: stick with what I think is the core attractive part of the market," Bianco said, noting that the health-care and technology sectors have reasonable valuations and steady sales and earnings growth, making them a safe bet, according to the strategist.
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Amazon did not immediately respond to a request for comment Thursday morning, but Bezos has previously said that he sells about $1 billion worth of stock every year to fund his space company Blue Origin, so it's a safe bet that much of the money is going to that.
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But whatever the Japanese central bank does, it is a safe bet that its counterparts in Europe and the United States will be watching very carefully, looking for signals of whether some form of helicopter money belongs in the arsenal for responding to the next downturn in the West.
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I can't know for sure, because I don't care enough to look it up, but it's a safe bet that there are a bunch of rules and stipulations and 2(a)(iii) sections and whatnot governing what exactly a "cause" is and how the cleats can be adorned.
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"It seems a safe bet now to spread one's food intake to include the gifts of our oceans and forests, while we consider how they can be protected for future generations and wait for large and ambitious studies of the effects of diet on diabetic retinopathy," Larsen writes.
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It is a safe bet that our nightmarish fears are far worse than the reality, that the king of viruses — it looks like a crown when viewed under an electron microscope — is less of a danger than the garden-variety yearly flu, which kills millions around the world annually.
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Son of Saul is the one film in this race that has broken out in a big way and, thus, seems a safe bet for an organization that often seems to vote only for things it has read about in the front matter of an issue of Entertainment Weekly.
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A safe bet is that the FAA will go after people who fly in "Class B" airspace without getting express permission from an air traffic controller—Class B airspace is the airspace around certain major airports around the country and often includes large parts of many of America's largest cities.
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Northern Trust analyst Gary Paulin considers Nokia an especially safe bet in a volatile tech market, classifying it as a "fallen angel" - a cheap stock that has suffered a round of setbacks but is on the mend, ready to demonstrate its underlying earnings power once its short-term issues resolve.
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Kavanaugh's nomination initially seemed like a safe bet in July, but became imperiled in September after California professor Christine Blasey Ford came forward with allegations that Kavanaugh held her down, groped her, and covered her mouth to muffle her screams during a party when they were both in high school.
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There's no official word on why Lemonade is not available to stream via HBO Go or HBO Now, but it's a pretty safe bet that Beyoncé and Tidal only agreed to make it an HBO "event" for a limited amount of time, the better to boost Tidal's air of exclusivity.
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It's already a safe bet that anything tagged "blackened hardcore" is going to pique my interest, but paired with lyrics that cover, as they said, "consuming the bourgeoisie, working class traitors (cops), and sacrifice to the dark lord" means that I'm going to damn near snap my fingers off pressing play.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 6900 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (R-Texas), an incumbent who once looked like such a safe bet for reelection that Republicans canceled their planned advertising spending there.
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It's only a matter of time before I go back to updating the mods for GTA V. Let's not forget that it's a safe bet that GTA VI is most likely on the horizon, and any new GTA game is something that I'm sure I'm going to mess around with.
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In an undated video of herself shared on Instagram, Garner is seriously feeling all the feels when it comes to Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton—and while that musical alone can invoke the deepest of feelings, it's a safe bet that the laughing gas and dentist anesthesia helped bring it out of her.
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But after seeing the Game of Thrones alum's performance, it's a safe bet that no one will be thinking of orange fish-scale shirts when they picture Aquaman from now on — although we'll definitely be thinking about why someone would take off their shirt to go swimming, but not their impractically tight pants.
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It's a safe bet that few of the Americans embarrassed by President Trump are embarrassed for him, exactly, though it may be hard not to experience a twinge of vicarious embarrassment when watching video clips of him stammering incoherently in response to a reporter's question or shoving aside the prime minister of Montenegro.
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To say that Mr. Nunes is considered the safe bet to win the seat is an understatement; he beat his Democratic opponent in 2016 with nearly 163 percent of the vote, and had $5 million in his war chest as of mid May, according to a filing with the Federal Election Commission.
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Now, if a sitting president of the United States stood in the middle of Fifth Avenue, shot a random person in broad daylight, and was caught with a smoking gun, it's probably a safe bet that Congress would vote to impeach him, convict him, and remove him from office, despite their partisanship.
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It is, therefore, a safe bet that Euro-skeptics will get no mandate in the EU's parliamentary elections later this month to deconstruct a 70-year old work-in-progress on the European project by making the European Commission (the EU's executive authority) an empty shell drained of the massive sovereignty transfers implemented so far.
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For Best Director, Fuhrman says it's a safe bet that Guillermo Del Toro (-21) will take home an award for his critically acclaimed The Shape of Water over contenders like Christopher Nolan for Dunkirk (+22018) and Greta Gerwig for Lady Bird (+53), who is the fifth woman ever to be nominated for the category.
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The TV in the background shows that the pair are watching a Yankees game and, unless Lopez has suddenly taken to advertising her baseball fandom, it's a safe bet that she's watching with A-Rod, who has to stay up on the sport for his new post-baseball job as a FOX Sports analyst.
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As much as he will no doubt come to detest Obama lingering on the national scene past his presidency, it's a safe bet that if Trump leaves office with the amount of vigor with which he came in, his former-presidency will show him also being a "discontented ghost" for his own successor as well.
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Jeffrey Eisenach, who is leading the Trump transition team's review of the FCC, is a major critic of net neutrality, and FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai — a safe bet to become at least interim FCC chairman — told an audience in early December he wanted "to fire up the weed whacker" for net neutrality and other regulations.
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If, as in the last debate, he remains steady — not a safe bet with Joe, as seen just last week in the way he mishandled what he'd do if facing a Senate subpoena in the Trump impeachment trial — and he finishes in the money in Iowa, he is an almost even shot at the nomination.
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It is true that if a sitting president of the United States stood in the middle of Fifth Avenue, shot a random person in broad daylight, and was caught with a smoking gun, it's probably a safe bet that Congress would put partisanship aside and vote to impeach him, convict him, and remove him from office for high crimes.
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And whatever they ride it's a fairly safe bet that an app is going to be involved in the process of finding (docklessness is therefore another attention play) or unlocking (scan that QR code!) the mobility device — opening up the possibility that a single app could house multiple mobility options and thus capture more overall value.
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A look at the political math in six states where tight races could determine control of the Senate: NORTH CAROLINA Senator Richard Burr, a Republican, was thought to be a safe bet for re-election against Deborah Ross, his Democratic challenger, who is a former state representative and head of the state's chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Should Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov bump into US Defense Secretary James Mattis in the venues-clogged hallways, or should Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif meet his Turkish counterpart -- let alone collide with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu -- it would be a pretty safe bet to assume they won't start tearing chunks out of each other.
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But "Super Mario Odyssey" does just that, building on timeless platforming fundamentals to create an incredibly fresh-faced game that innovates and moves the franchise forward in a way we haven't seen since "Super Mario 64" - and, just like its Nintendo 64 predecessor, it's a safe bet that we'll still be seeing "Odyssey" on "best of" lists for decades to come.
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In the last two months alone, for example, Britain, often thought of as a safe bet for travel, has been hit by a number of attacks, including one at a concert in Manchester that left 22 people dead, another at London Bridge that killed six people and yet another this week outside a mosque, which killed one person and injured 11.
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So it's a safe bet that, with one eye on that $2628 billion, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE and House Republicans will insert national damage caps into their forthcoming ObamaCare replacement bill—and use the money to pay for new tax credits.
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Li and her team took samples from public and hotel pools in Canada and tested the water for an artificial sweetener called acesulfame K. Artificial sweeteners are chemically built to pass through your body and be expelled through your pee, and acesulfame K is basically everywhere in foods and drinks, so it's a safe bet that if you've found acesufame K in a pool, you've found piss.
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They will be armed with more confidence after several role players were able to get going after a tough first-round series, and while they realize they got away with one in Game 1, it seems a safe bet they're looking at a stat sheet where James shot poorly and Kevin Love was a non-factor and expecting a better version of themselves Thursday.
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While we don't have data on the cost of Alexa skill development, healthcare providers will ultimately want to ensure their digital services are available to the widest possible audience, and given its $25 price point of the Echo combined with substantial early market advantage — Alexa launched three years before Google Home — it's a safe bet that Amazon's voice platform will maintain relevance among consumers through the foreseeable future.
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MOST RESONANT POLITICAL COMEDY It's a safe bet that next year will bring a ton of comedy about the #MeToo moment, but even before The New York Times published its exposés of Harvey Weinstein and Louis C.K., Tig Notaro took on Louis C.K., her own producer, with a subplot in her amusing mosey of a series, "One Mississippi," that had obvious echoes of the sexual misconduct allegations leveled against him.
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The "who the hell knows?" slot: I'm going with Hell or High Water, because it seems like a safe bet for nominations in Supporting Actor and Original Screenplay, and because it feels like a movie with heavy appeal to older white male voters (who still make up a lot of the Academy), as well as social-issues voters who might appreciate the film's focus on rural economic desperation.
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The last time "The Flaying of Marsyas" traveled to the US was a generation ago, for the blockbuster retrospective Titian: Prince of Painters (October 28, 1990–January 27, 1991) at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. It's a safe bet that it will not leave its home at the Archiepiscopal Palace in the southeastern Czech village of Kroměříž, where it has hung since the end of the 18th century, for a good long time.
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Two years earlier the then-aimless college student, who was born in Pakistan before moving to the U.S. when he was 2, had joined the National Guard on the spur of the moment, looking for some direction and never thinking his unit would ever actually be sent to war, a safe bet considering the National Guard hadn't been used in combat since World War II. But by the spring of 2004, the insurgency was starting to heat up in Iraq, things were starting to look dicey for the American mission there, and the Pentagon needed more soldiers, which meant the National Guard, with its weekend training sessions, was all of a sudden an international fighting force.
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