"Getting that additional funding would satisfy the court and satisfy the plaintiffs," he said.
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There has to be a way to satisfy creators, to satisfy the fans of the creators, and then to also to satisfy the rights holders, original songwriters, and performers.
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"To the protesters I say these may not satisfy your demands, but they satisfy mine," said Hariri.
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Judy Blume loved storytelling a kid but ended up with a life that did not satisfy her, in a place that did not satisfy her, in a relationship that did not satisfy her.
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"If they can satisfy Rudy, they can satisfy the President," a person familiar with the meeting told CNN.
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"There are ways can we satisfy business needs of companies and also satisfy the privacy of consumers," Green said.
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"I used to satisfy people's hunger for knowledge — now, I satisfy their hunger for food," Mr. Turner, now 26, said.
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Repeal would satisfy the Republican bottom line, while replace would satisfy the otherwise off-the-cuff pledges that Trump had made on his own.
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It is time for the internet to do more than satisfy the lower end of Maslow's hierarchy; is time for it to satisfy your highest self.
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Those moments will be enough to satisfy the overzealous Beyhive (though what Beyoncé-related content doesn't satisfy the Beyhive?) and probably more casual fans and admirers, too.
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It wonders, itself, how things got this dull, how the act of dunking, which provided Meyers with so much joy for so much of his life, has degraded into the rote task it is now, over and over, trying to satisfy this trainer so he can satisfy his coach so he can satisfy the thirsty masses so he can satisfy the rest of the NBA, so he can keep making lots of money.
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" A few months earlier, the not-yet-candidate retweeted a fan who posted a question: "If Hillary Clinton can't satisfy her husband what makes her think she can satisfy America?
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"There is time to offer concessions to satisfy the Australian authorities," he said, with companies in similar situations offering to make localized sales or promising action to satisfy competition fears.
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A tweet reading "If Hillary can't satisfy her husband what makes her think she can satisfy America?" was retweeted from his Twitter account (naturally, he said he knew nothing about it).
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Right now, though, Macron has to find a way to satisfy the forces still demanding change and those who fear it, a political requirement that his successful predecessors somehow managed to satisfy.
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On the other side of the world, to satisfy our voracious consumer habits, millions of people —mostly women—are enslaved in a circle of poverty, producing clothes cheaply and quickly to satisfy demand.
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We all need activities to satisfy our minuscule attention spans.
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He must court independents, yet still satisfy his conservative base.
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I learned really creative ways to satisfy hunger without eating.
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But the plan lacks details to satisfy investors, analysts said.
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This shirt is bound to satisfy multiple levels of geek.
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"News stories don't satisfy on a human level," she said.
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No framing of an article like this will satisfy everyone.
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In this case, it was basically to satisfy Mrs. Easterling.
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You're never going to satisfy an entire populous of people.
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To paraphrase the mighty Gus, may this reunion satisfy you.
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Will a sugar rush alone satisfy Psycho Donut's 420 customers?
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Neither the food nor the emotions in this remake satisfy.
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It tries to satisfy very basic needs: hunger, safety, horniness.
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His explanation did not satisfy Republicans, who grew increasingly cantankerous.
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For some high earners, even making seven figures doesn't satisfy.
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"We'll never have enough to satisfy demand," Mr. Melnitsky said.
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You'll learn you don't need someone else to satisfy you.
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It's unlikely that they will be enough to satisfy protestors.
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It was an answer that didn't satisfy Poe, or anyone.
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Maybe they were wondering what might satisfy the millennial appetite.
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He needed more, a challenge to satisfy his inner drive.
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Both trucks should satisfy the hauling needs of midsize buyers.
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Perhaps predictably, the move did not fully satisfy his critics.
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But first, ATF will have to satisfy several procedural requirements.
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I had a rich husband who couldn't satisfy me sexually.
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So it appears as if Staal will satisfy that hunger.
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It added that independent spending could never satisfy that standard.
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Ultimate, try to satisfy long time fan and newcomer alike.
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In college, even good grades couldn't satisfy my inner critic.
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We want to satisfy that demand as quickly as possible.
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They married five years later to satisfy her ailing father.
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Now it looks like that's not enough to satisfy Trump.
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This did not satisfy the buyers of the tipless Kisses.
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And it may not do much to satisfy some governments.
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The Edible Academy is poised to satisfy even bigger appetites.
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That's because autoplay videos still satisfy publishers, not the consumers.
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The company's response was not enough to satisfy staff, though.
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The use of the clip is likely to satisfy Trump.
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But even rejecting the new equipment may not satisfy China.
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Perhaps it will finally satisfy your appetite for sheer power.
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That's hardly enough to satisfy the attorneys general, James said.
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It doesn't really satisfy the people who want to leave.
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Would such a bipartisan plan satisfy House Freedom Caucus members?
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Hopefully a solution can be developed to satisfy all parties.
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But it's not clear whether that will satisfy all parties.
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Then you have the introduction of multiculturalism: Let's satisfy this.
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China will not satisfy the United States on North Korea.
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Barr seems to be trying to satisfy the president's wish.
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Doctors in Pakistan like to give injections to satisfy patients.
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What if a deal does not satisfy the ethics monitors?
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Loans given to family members must also satisfy IRS rules.
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You streamline your possessions and satisfy your inner Marie Kondo.
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What need or desire does a truly crushing riff satisfy?
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Choose the reduced-fat spread if a plain bagel won't satisfy.
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Nonetheless, it'll still satisfy the need to see skin-related vids.
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To join, EU hopefuls must satisfy the so-called Copenhagen criteria.
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But Trump's clarification was enough to satisfy some Republican critics. Sen.
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This month-old Gowanus spot aims to both satisfy and entertain.
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But that didn't satisfy Netflix, which chose to escalate the quarrel.
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So far, no compromise that would satisfy both sides has emerged.
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It could be that imports surged to satisfy booming consumer demand.
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Any two-state solution should satisfy both sides, the statement said.
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She used me to satisfy you: a vessel for your pleasure.
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It was used to having more demand than it could satisfy.
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It's not hard to imagine a bill that would satisfy (b).
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He admitted that he did it to satisfy his sexual desires.
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Schneider admitted that he did it to satisfy his sexual desires.
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The best of these satisfy a growing public demand for culture.
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That's who'd buy it and that wouldn't satisfy me very much.
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There are enough ports to satisfy most business (and personal) needs.
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Whether that will be enough to satisfy regulators is not clear.
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That explanation seemed to satisfy most people, including Mike's wife, Denise.
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These details satisfy a relentlessly curious Betty in the present day.
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And we're working hard to satisfy as much demand as possible.
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I felt like he was there to satisfy a bully trope.
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Only regimes with no voters to satisfy can run that risk.
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Instead we satisfy our urges with a Houston favorite, Bam Bam.
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The spice cookies are good but don't totally satisfy my craving.
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If she fails to satisfy their demands, her coalition may collapse.
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But that wasn't enough to satisfy the dream of a series.
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But with slowing user growth, that wasn't enough to satisfy investors.
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Well, the point is, our job is to satisfy the families.
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It is unclear if such protections will satisfy customers' security concerns.
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But I don't think people like me are impossible to satisfy.
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However, Sloan struggled to satisfy regulators' demands to overhaul the bank.
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Here are the other two cat bios to satisfy your needs.
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It's reasonable to think they all would satisfy the Rooney Rule.
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Caron says he's got an alternative that could satisfy both sides.
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You can satisfy your late-night cravings there until 2 a.m.
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" "The trick will be for Theresa May: can she satisfy everyone?
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What part of your need to tell stories does television satisfy?
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This would normally be enough to satisfy, but there's more folks.
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Old alliances fell to human greed to satisfy a ruthless market.
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Yet it's not clear if the new figure will satisfy anyone.
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An insatiable desire that nothing else will satisfy, despite all logic.
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One political figure on the list might satisfy skeptics: former Rep.
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More than most clothing designers, van Herpen works to satisfy herself.
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Mulvaney's message is unlikely to satisfy Blankenstein critics within the agency.
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But those vague assurances aren't likely to satisfy Haspel's fiercest critics.
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Yet it was perhaps never possible that he could satisfy them.
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That seemed to satisfy McSally's camp and Republicans in the state.
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"The Chinese need to satisfy their animal feed uses," Reilly said.
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Diaz Canel cannot turn Cuba's economy around and satisfy party conservatives.
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Shapiro turns over just enough of this to satisfy our curiosity.
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Beef, turkey, and venison varieties are enough to satisfy all carnivores.
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These snacks from Thrive Market are sure to satisfy any craving:
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But traders say that was not enough to satisfy the market.
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But the cut did not do enough to satisfy the president.
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Jewell's application of his purported methods does not satisfy this standard.
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And there is clearly no way to satisfy all its critics.
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The agency argues this memorandum should satisfy some of those demands.
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It's harder satisfy my curious taste for hopelessness in video games.
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When it comes to Sharapova, there's no way to satisfy everyone.
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None of the stated reasons for the animus seem to satisfy.
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Sessions' recusal may satisfy these Republicans, but Democrats are going further.
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Do I call it fan service when creators satisfy my tastes?
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The Verdict: At last, a condom to satisfy the gourmet palate!
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"We were not doing enough business to satisfy them," he said.
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"You have to satisfy the people that keep you in power."
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That stretch form only to satisfy the book's mysterious inner command.
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Theoretically, a moderate tries to satisfy as many interests as possible.
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In their current form, these advertisements do not satisfy that condition.
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The lawyers also zeroed in on storylines that will satisfy Trump.
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These statements have done little to satisfy the Archives' critics, however.
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It made for some interesting dialogue, but the weirdness didn't satisfy.
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He said the company's comments on its outlook didn't satisfy analysts.
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But, a possible future sale "should satisfy the critics," she said.
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This recipe from our Plant Powered newsletter can satisfy the craving.
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And we need to go and satisfy what the consumer demanded.
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"As to religion a moderate stock will satisfy me," he wrote.
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It's got the space, technology, and comfort to satisfy almost anyone.
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It's unclear whether the change will be enough to satisfy him.
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It's unclear whether the change will be enough to satisfy him.
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Silk and secret codes do satisfy certain appetites for two nights.
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While these features may satisfy loyal Apple customers, they aren't revolutionary.
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She has spent years developing recipes that can satisfy even naysayers.
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That's not surprising; it had far too many people to satisfy.
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Even so, the review is unlikely to satisfy many congressional Democrats.
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This did not satisfy what Guillory felt was owed to him.
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But the political offering didn't seem to satisfy the prince's critics.
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Perfect to satisfy any chocolate craving and prevent those sugar spikes!
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Without an expectation of privacy in such information, the government may collect it without having to satisfy the Fourth Amendment—even if, in some cases, it must nevertheless satisfy more modest statutory requirements that Congress has imposed.
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It likewise remained unclear how much information the department would hand over, in what form and whether it would satisfy Mr. Nunes — who has indicated that nothing short of the department opening its files would satisfy him.
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This did not quite satisfy senators on either side of the aisle.
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We need friends to satisfy our needs for companionship, love and safety.
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And there's a whole new batch of books to satisfy these readers.
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When letters didn't satisfy him, he made his accusations public on Twitter.
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This hypothesis would satisfy the question of why we've evolved to punish.
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To satisfy these concerns, Aetna sold its business to WellCare Health Plans.
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They had to feed the monster, they had to satisfy the audience.
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The initial hardware purchase is enough to satisfy them for several years.
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Still, the new details announced Friday might not satisfy Facebook's federal overseers.
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There's absolutely no answer to this question that could possibly satisfy me.
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Carlo Rovelli's acclaimed and lofty exploration of time will satisfy similar yearnings.
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Rolls's efforts to date have not been enough to satisfy some airlines.
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Despite positive earnings, the company's 4Q outlook failed to satisfy Wall Street.
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These measures will not satisfy the staunchest advocates of gender self-ID.
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Suing Saudi Arabia might satisfy some emotional desire for retribution for terrorism.
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I don't need to satisfy what other people think I should do.
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The Fed could find other ways to satisfy demands for more insight.
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They will not change their laws merely to satisfy post-Brexit Britain.
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Alas, such talk of a side deal fails to satisfy Mr Trump.
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If the craving is there, and it doesn't go away, satisfy it.
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These eats will satisfy any set of tastebuds — vegan or not. 1003.
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That's enough to satisfy the "natural-born citizen" clause in the Constitution.
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The laptop ban, as presently implemented, still does not satisfy those standards.
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But city overlords have another, perhaps quieter, constituency to satisfy: scooter lovers.
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Also, he asked me to find other people that would satisfy him.
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You don't have to satisfy every requirement or meet every qualification listed.
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To satisfy the Frozen itch, though, we have the upcoming Broadway show.
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The final version of the bill would be unlikely to satisfy anyone.
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But in Richmond, Virginia, heightened risk isn't enough to satisfy standing requirements.
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Similarly, Francis Bacon used to destroy works that did not satisfy him.
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Well The Basslet is here to satisfy your body-rattling desires. Maybe.
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That should placate a sceptical Germany, but will hardly satisfy the Kremlin.
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Will that be enough to satisfy the members of the crank wings?
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But the PwC review's findings are unlikely to satisfy aggrieved female staff.
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These nutty bites are the perfect way to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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For me, games satisfy that need in a strange and nuanced way.
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Most Advantage Plans include prescription drug coverage to satisfy Part D requirements.
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"If they don't satisfy us, we will cancel the contract," Kirana said.
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There was nothing he could say that would truly satisfy my fear.
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" "What would it have taken to satisfy the morons on those clips?
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He plans to sell what he can to satisfy the gallery's creditors.
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Indeed, supply should naturally rise to satisfy demand, unless cities suppress it.
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Several unspecified issues must be resolved to satisfy AgeCore's demands, he said.
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But his ten cows couldn't satisfy the needs of the whole village.
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Instead, capital punishment seeks to satisfy a desire for vengeance and retribution.
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Simple stories satisfy, but the true story was neither tragedy nor triumph.
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But like all earbuds and headphones, it's impossible to satisfy literally everyone.
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Developing a plan that could satisfy every resident was tricky, Creech said.
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It had the right combination of flavors to satisfy a savory craving.
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She specializes in people who do terrible things to satisfy overwhelming needs.
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The FBI investigation must be thorough and credible enough to satisfy Sens.
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But the briefing did little to satisfy at least one key lawmaker.
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Will the remaining firm become profitable enough to satisfy regulators and investors?
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Ultimately, though, Kavanaugh's statements on Roe probably only have to satisfy Sens.
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The players have never been able to fully satisfy the support since.
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Banks below that threshold would not have to satisfy the new standard.
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Nearly 30% of eligible enrollees did not satisfy the requirement in June.
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If Simpson makes money, it's subject to seizure to satisfy the judgment.
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A defendant who cannot satisfy both of these prongs is statutorily insane.
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It's unclear exactly what steps Mexico could take to satisfy Mr. Trump.
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How are you going to satisfy me with a one-inch penis?
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It is not clear whether the moves will fully satisfy Mr. Trump.
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Its route, he said, could be adjusted to satisfy any archaeological concerns.
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It's unclear what will satisfy the administration — and more important, Mr. Trump.
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If the response does not satisfy us we will seek legal advice.
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Would a slight salary increase, or a new title alone, satisfy you?
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It probably won't satisfy many people still looking to understand Trump Country.
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But the show may satisfy more, the less you know of Walser.
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Then, he says, tests must satisfy two requirements to be scientifically accurate.
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There is a potential that these orders will help satisfy those voters.
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A global agreement is the only thing that's going to satisfy them.
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"That might satisfy the public&aposs desire for new faces," he said.
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But courts have made occasional exceptions to satisfy the demands of history.
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We had to raise $703 million to satisfy them, which we -- impossibility.
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It's the fact that if you can't satisfy regulators, it says something.
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But that didn't satisfy all members of the Democrat-controlled House panel.
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Some of the largest subsidiaries of foreign banks must also satisfy TLAC.
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That was insufficient to satisfy activists who were pushing for bolder action.
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"It's one of those things where numbers don't satisfy everybody," he said.
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These provisions will not fully satisfy the wish lists of either party.
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Boeing has still not completed all the steps necessary to satisfy regulators.
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Adducing a bleeding heart may just inspire emotions extreme enough to satisfy.
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The Citizenship for Children of Military Members and Civil Servants Act would ensure children born abroad who do not currently satisfy the residency requirements for acquiring automatic citizenship because their parents are deployed will now satisfy those requirements.
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"I used to satisfy people's hunger for knowledge — now, I satisfy their hunger for food," he said as he headed downstairs with a reporter and a small entourage to work through several cuts of bison at Ted's Montana Grill.
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Because Mr. Pulte may use Pulte stock to satisfy the loans when they expire, the higher Pulte's stock price by then, the less stock Mr. Pulte has to deliver to satisfy the loan (because the stock is worth more).
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They would struggle to satisfy NATO while observing restrictive European Union budget rules.
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The main problem is how they are using female bodies to satisfy others.
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Jose Vinals: Well we are helping our clients to satisfy their corporate needs.
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And, of course, enough pinks and nudes to satisfy the less daring, too.
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The lengths Chuck is willing to go to satisfy his father is astounding.
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Those who satisfy the questioning process will fly to freedom in South Korea.
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Sessions' new supplemental responses have done little to satisfy the civil rights community.
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Competing goals: Not all techniques satisfy everyone's goals, as the Times points out.
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It says it is willing to satisfy most of the requirements by Walmart.
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Do they just need to apply for jobs to satisfy receiving unemployment benefits?
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The commercial product was developed about 30 years ago to satisfy the demand.
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To satisfy Chinese regulators the unit will store their data on local servers.
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But while they may satisfy a curious tidepooler, the discerning ichthyologist demands more.
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Now, the company is continuing its push to satisfy customers with physical locations.
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Protesters say scrapping it will not satisfy their demands, which include full democracy.
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It's entirely possible to satisfy a user completely, while simultaneously killing your business.
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His children — a son and three daughters — are a little harder to satisfy.
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These are people who are pursuing things that satisfy them emotionally and spiritually.
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Or, you could satisfy you current book of business with 2000 fewer employees.
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He thus hopes to satisfy a diehard pro-embargo minority without rupturing relations.
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Justice is meaningless for the dead; it only serves to satisfy the living.
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Employees had opened about 3.5 million "potentially unauthorized" accounts to satisfy sales quotas.
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And it would satisfy the swarming investors who want a piece of it.
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Mr Dell says it will make demands that the public cloud cannot satisfy.
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Those two conditions may be hard to satisfy before the March 28 deadline.
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For now, we'll just have to satisfy ourselves with this short, snarky trailer.
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Such a scenario would satisfy the main demand of the opposition and protesters.
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It is not a grave assault, but it is enough to satisfy her.
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She's done nothing to satisfy women, so I guess, like father, like daughter.
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Now, I gotta go satisfy my own appetite… Iron Paradise, here I come.
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We are not facing problems in procuring crude oil that would satisfy demand.
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Ahead, 12 beauty gift sets that'll satisfy everyone on your list this year.
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They hope the civil/military split of their interests will satisfy competition regulators.
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The photographs had a specific purpose: to satisfy the needs of the customer.
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Potential demand is so huge, however, that the EU alone can't satisfy it.
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Trump's longest-serving employees anticipate his desires and automatically act to satisfy them.
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We concluded that society must therefore "establish priorities" that would "satisfy reasonable expectations".
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You have to satisfy people, and the show still has to make money.
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If Republicans can't satisfy them, there's no guarantee they'll get past Step 1.
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That hasn't seemed to satisfy Trump, though, who called Cruz's campaign antics fraud.
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These one-off responses may satisfy voters but they had almost no impact.
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For most countries, hydropower can only satisfy a portion of their power needs.
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There's enough new innovation to satisfy even the most difficult to please users.
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Their answer doesn't quite satisfy you, so you raise your voice a bit.
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Will it become as quiet and as cautious to satisfy risk-averse investors?
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Yacoubian believed that copping to a few minor infractions would satisfy his captors.
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A half-size will satisfy, with 340 calories and 53 grams of protein.
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It would be just a slight increase, just to satisfy the market needs.
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Of course, the classic Big Mac will always be there to satisfy traditionalists.
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Perhaps in parallel universe, McDonalds made enough szechuan sauce to satisfy the masses.
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The details: This year, short-term coverage won't satisfy the ACA's individual mandate.
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But Husky's change of heart on shifting price dynamics does not satisfy everyone.
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It remained unclear whether Facebook's voluntary changes would satisfy demands for government action.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: Pleasing in ways that will satisfy most of us.
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Cat lover or not, this beautiful scent is sure to satisfy your curiosity.
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The flattering nature of the emails were necessary to satisfy Trump's 'huge' ego.
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Wednesday's modest move by the Federal Open Market Committee surely won't satisfy him.
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Deprived would-be users are also trying to satisfy themselves with clone apps.
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It's unclear if this change will be enough to satisfy him. http://bit.
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The question is whether any candidate will do enough to satisfy some activists.
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This president can never denounce racism enough to satisfy the anti-Trump chorus.
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Now, I gotta go satisfy my own appetite.. Iron Paradise, here I come.
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I beckoned him closer, eager to find something to satisfy the vagabond's hunger.
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The White House comments seemed unlikely to satisfy those angered by Trump's remarks.
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Still, the latest move might not be enough to satisfy youth health activists.
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VR could provide lonely souls with fresh ways to satisfy their emotional needs.
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The job is to satisfy customers by putting their needs above your own.
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The idea is to satisfy our tastes, staggering from techno to field recordings.
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Vitzthum said short-term partners and long-term partners satisfy different personal goals.
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"So far, I have not seen anything that would satisfy me," GOP Sen.
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But what exactly would be enough to satisfy Mr. Trump was still vague.
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Also, much depends on whether Wells Fargo can now satisfy the Fed's concerns.
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It's still unclear exactly what steps Mexico could take to satisfy Mr. Trump.
|
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Neither that apology nor the one on Tuesday was enough to satisfy Mrs.
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He eventually resubmitted the app with changes he hoped would satisfy Apple's demands.
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That failed to satisfy, and now he helps men coming out of prison.
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And it could satisfy voters who crave a deeper connection to their officials.
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And even nondemocratic leaders find they must satisfy the aspirations of ordinary citizens.
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But does looking back satisfy a designer's artistic urge to create something new?
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The contrition seemed to satisfy Stanislav Pozdnyakov, the head of the Russian delegation.
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Tuchman said it was likely used to satisfy some of those margin calls.
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To satisfy the machine, workers felt they were forced to become machines themselves.
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Above all, though, Mr. Brooks wrote it to satisfy his own creative impulses.
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Remarkably, most experts agree that there is sufficient water to satisfy everyone's needs.
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Let's go for a complicated, messy and nonviolent resolution that doesn't satisfy anybody.
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" Gertrude Benham climbed more than 300 peaks to satisfy a "spirit of wanderlust.
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Uber and Lyft want to help you satisfy your fast-food cravings faster.
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Most often the public hearing process will satisfy any need for individual meetings.
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"Satisfy your priorities and everything else becomes secondary," said Mr. Donald, now 79.
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If the Beijing Original does not satisfy you, add pork belly, their specialty.
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Godiva is running a few Labor Day deals to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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These dense, chewy, rainbow cake truffles are sure to satisfy their sweet tooth.
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Are we willing to risk losing to Trump to satisfy a purity test?
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Instead, he heads a for-profit consulting firm that must satisfy paying clients.
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None of this means that the ultimate resolution(s) will actually satisfy conservatives.
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That would satisfy the combined full electricity demands for Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas.
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It is obviously not a solution that will satisfy true limited-government conservatives.
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These theories do not appear to satisfy the test for a preliminary injunction.
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Otting had two options for shedding those holdings to satisfy federal ethics rules.
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Sanders has also suggested it's impossible to satisfy questions about a politician's health.
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Given the ad hoc nature of his coalition, Bolsonaro must satisfy many masters.
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To the extent that they satisfy all three of them they're more motivating.
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But "to satisfy" means to give you exactly what you need or want.
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But the deal has also failed to satisfy some of its strongest proponents.
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And the board's final decision never seems to fully satisfy tenants or landlords.
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Still, that wasn't enough to either satisfy Democrats or Republicans on the panel.
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It's hard to come up with experiences that are really going to satisfy this generation of festivalgoers, who are coming in with brand activation fatigue and a difficult-to-satisfy Instagram sensibility that requires more than ball pits and backdrops.
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With Atlas, Goldman is targeting more than a dozen quant funds, meant to represent a range of trading styles, on the theory that if they can satisfy this group, they can satisfy any type of hedge fund or asset manager client.
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It's saying that your only role is not to satisfy men — and that, actually, you can satisfy yourself... And I think there's a lot of men who are afraid of how that kind of revolution sets them aside a little.
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And everything depends on them as to how they can satisfy their mind's joy.
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Opposition party leader, Mmusi Maimane claimed the appointments were to satisfy Ramaphosa's political interests.
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Our next step is to submit and evaluate the systems that satisfy this criteria.
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They wrote down a bootstrap equation that such a theory would have to satisfy.
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Tillis suggested putting together pairs of compromises that satisfy both sides to gain momentum.
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Does The Voidz satisfy different needs than the ones you have with The Strokes?
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But these upgrades aren't boosting revenue and earnings fast enough to satisfy some franchisees.
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There is nothing funny about wasting sausage to satisfy some sophomoric desire for validation.
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What additional authorities may be necessary to satisfy the recommendations in the GAO report?
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That messaging may not satisfy the number of people required to keep it afloat.
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You have to be inventive enough to satisfy everyone's needy palettes and Instagram feeds.
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It might not be comfortable, but it will certainly satisfy your nostalgic gaming itches.
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The goal should be that inventory is sufficient to satisfy demand, but not excessive.
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On Thursday, the company finally took some confusing action that probably won't satisfy anyone.
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At her boyfriend's behest, Amber tried a solution that would seemingly satisfy them both.
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Denying cats the ability to satisfy one of their most basic behaviors is cruel.
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So why don't more young people actually run for office and satisfy that demand?
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So if you didn't quite satisfy your pumpkin cravings in 2017, there's still time.
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Brooks said he has gotten accustomed to helping satisfy his wife's ever-shifting appetite.
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I think we will come to an agreement that will satisfy both (countries), hopefully.
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Killing Roof -- for no good reason -- might satisfy our bloodlust for a few days.
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Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, standing alone, does not satisfy that standard.
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Allow these spots to satisfy your deep-diving, fun-loving, hard-partying summer cravings.
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I'll attempt to satisfy the demands of posterity and brevity in summarizing them. 1.
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But that still may not be enough to satisfy Trump and impatient U.S. officials.
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Within that calculus, justice for survivors is not the only goal judges must satisfy.
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And I think for their intended purpose, the bass-driven sound will satisfy many.
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We're making good progress so I think we will satisfy the customers very soon.
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We're not going to be able to build enough space ships to satisfy demand.
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In many cases, primary deals have not had enough bonds to satisfy investor appetite.
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In the slideshow ahead, you'll find everything you need to satisfy your inner tween.
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Well, there is something, but it's not an alternative that will really satisfy anyone.
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But it looks like nothing short of complete capitulation by Xi will satisfy Trump.
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But digital media startups can generate returns that satisfy VCs, founders and early employees.
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This one will be sure to satisfy every woman who has felt like me.
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It also suggests we should spend our time online doing things that satisfy us.
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He needs to satisfy the ideological poles of his conference: Ted Cruz et al.
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"He used her and abused her to satisfy his sick sexual desires," Slane said.
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So of course there are enough shows to satisfy each of your kaleidoscopic moods.
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But as mentioned before, this debt-reduction draft plan does not satisfy the IMF.
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" That is enough to satisfy the six-time Pro Bowl selection for now. "Mr.
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Burger King is ready to satisfy all your nugget needs—and we mean all.
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To satisfy the studio's insatiable appetite for paper, Willis doesn't compromise on the printers.
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There are plenty of other treats to satisfy your sweet tooth this Easter season.
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He must carry some guilt with the understanding that he cannot satisfy you sexually.
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If this does not satisfy the nation's Susan Bordos, they are not to blame.
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The company lowered its volume requirements last month to satisfy smaller producers, Reuters reported.
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Moving production closer to its key markets will help satisfy some of that demand.
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Besides an actual encounter or abduction taking place, how do you satisfy your fetish?
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It is agreeing to sell the networks to satisfy antitrust concerns from US regulators.
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But the government could satisfy lingering doubts by releasing more of the commission's records.
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Somehow, it will need to satisfy requirements, which appear to me, to be contradictory.
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Joel Fagliano treats us to a Tuesday puzzle that will satisfy your sweet tooth.
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TheCatastrophiCreations Cat Mod Garden Complexhas everything your cat needs to satisfy his instincts indoors.
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So Ms. Renfrew says she decided to create products that would satisfy her needs.
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Later in the week, he said a deal will also have to satisfy him.
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In other words, the administration would not be able to satisfy the judicial order.
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A GM proposal "did not satisfy your contract demands or needs," the statement reads.
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Satisfy your fundamental human need to belong by connecting with others one on one.
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Eddie Tipton does not have the resources to satisfy restitution in any meaningful degree.
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Safety modifications, including slowing scooter speeds, have been made to satisfy local regulatory guidelines.
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Making additional changes to satisfy conservatives is certain to strengthen opposition among centrist Republicans.
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Some percentage of the trip requests you could satisfy with a self-driving car.
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As he puts it, wrestling is like music: different genres satisfy different people's tastes.
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You will walk in search of a sweetness that won't satisfy, dependent on others.
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It is like people think we owe them a narrative to satisfy their curiosity.
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Scorpio is the sign of intimacy—do your partnerships satisfy your need for depth?
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But it's hard to imagine DICE and EA will ever satisfy its player base.
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I'm hoping this will satisfy me until I get home from the gym later.
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These are the names of fancy new apples hoping to satisfy your taste buds.
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It is also typical practice to order a quick pizza to satisfy this craving.
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Snickers are designed to not just satisfy your craving but bludgeon it into oblivion.
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The candidates of both parties need to satisfy this craving for security, he says.
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"I honestly don't think we can satisfy everyone for all these cases," he said.
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Instead of lashing out, this cat very politely lets the dog satisfy its curiosity.
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The Saudis satisfy American greed, deftly playing their role as dollar signs in robes.
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At the moment, it looks like nothing short of helicopter money will satisfy markets.
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What was presented as proof of Russia's responsibility does not satisfy us at all.
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Finding a bill to satisfy both camps is going to be a huge struggle.
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Cook: When an average salad won't do, Samin Nosrat's greenest green salad will satisfy.
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The jaunty "Christmas Everywhere" is a quizzical shrug about scrambling to satisfy everyone's needs.
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It's shameful, I suppose, to admit that you haven't outgrown the needs they satisfy.
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But building tools to satisfy the Australian authorities would essentially make that argument moot.
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They were idiosyncratic, comically tough to satisfy and mostly had to do with money.
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Yet even this remarkable exhibition is not sufficient to satisfy a female flame bowerbird.
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Ant Man eventually gives up his Coke Mini to satisfy the incredibly angry Hulk.
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They were not formed explicitly for our benefit or to satisfy our endless greed.
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The announcement was unlikely to satisfy protesters, though, who have demanded full civilian rule.
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The additional artwork did not satisfy Ms. Anderson and others opposed to the murals.
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Each is said to be emotionally stunted by an impossible-to-satisfy Jewish mother.
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The bank has agreed to try to satisfy its consumer relief obligation by Dec.
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Foot fetishists rejoice, because now there's another source besides WikiFeet to satisfy your desires.
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" Bloomberg said Xi "has to satisfy his constituents or he's not going to survive.
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"Pancreatic cancer," I said without hesitation, confident that this would satisfy my determined acquaintance.
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"We want to make clothes that satisfy both of those whims," Mr. Homma said.
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"Natural" experiments, such as an oil shock, cannot be rerun to satisfy nagging doubts.
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Any measures, however, should satisfy at least two conditions in order to prove effectiveness.
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Finally, a snack that will satisfy your munchies and keep spooky creatures at bay.
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Financial services companies also have to move substantial assets there to satisfy EU regulators.
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The Roberts court may instead satisfy itself with a breathtaking expansion of presidential power.
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Delivery vans make more trips in order to satisfy consumers' expectations for fast deliveries.
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We will not be shipping *minimally* viable shells of a product to satisfy suits.
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"We had to raise our level so we could satisfy his expectations," Paunovic said.
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Chicken is on the menu mostly to satisfy a price point, says the chef.
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Perhaps Putin hopes this shift of power would satisfy Russians&apos desire for change.
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" Xi, he explained, "has to satisfy his constituents or he's not going to survive.
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If that narrative didn't satisfy, there were alternatives: racial anxiety, cultural anxiety, demographic anxiety.
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Surface level conversations won't satisfy us on Saturday when intelligent Mercury sextiles powerful Pluto.
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The denials didn't satisfy the congressional Republicans who have been staunch critics of Rosenstein.
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I can only hope that, you know, that my sentence today will satisfy them.
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The firm was asked to provide additional pricing information to satisfy federal contracting rules.
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One group consists of publicly traded companies that must satisfy both shareholders and policyholders.
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Schumer and Pelosi are wily pols who also have a "base" to satisfy; 85003.
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Venezuelan law requires the court to auction off the factory to satisfy the judgment.
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Some members of the provincial security committees took preëmptive steps to satisfy their superiors.
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Why should Europe pay a premium for energy to satisfy a U.S. policy preference?
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Fears exist that China won't have enough pig meat to satisfy demand next year.
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That means they also have to move substantial assets there to satisfy EU regulators.
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Victory in the Premier League won't be enough to satisfy the buyout shop's goals.
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If it can't satisfy the FCC's demands, the AWS-218 spectrum could get yanked.
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The need to satisfy the bank withdrawals is a significant factor driving Fed policies.
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That kept it from needing to raise fees to satisfy an aggressive profit target.
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Satisfy the taxonomist in your heart with this splendid wall art by Pop Chart.
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But her queerness is put on display as a means to satisfy Peter's libido.
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"The challenge here is how to somehow satisfy the expectations of the people," said Malang.
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A warts-and-all portrait of Castro will satisfy neither unblinking supporters nor inveterate critics.
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Yet in trying to be everything to everyone, it's hard for Manga to satisfy anyone.
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Target has something seasonal to satisfy your sweet tooth that doesn't require a time machine.
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Satisfy your sweet tooth: To top off any foodie's dream day, swing by Gourdough's Doughnuts.
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Here are gifts that will satisfy, even delight, the pickiest, Grinchiest and fanciest of people.
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For now, it's probably best to look for something else to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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From time immemorial, rulers have built new cities to satisfy everything from security to vanity.
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So I've little doubt that this computer will satisfy the vast majority of people's needs.
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In my experience, around a cup of water is enough to satisfy the water sensor.
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Failure to satisfy the party is seen as a risk to May's future as leader.
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The simplest way to satisfy this demand is to concentrate on substitutes for familiar products.
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Lack of adoption and loads of volatility mean that cryptocurrencies satisfy none of those criteria.
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Several Republicans noted Tuesday that the Kyl pick should satisfy those loyal to both men.
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This will allow us to invest more in Indian content to further satisfy our members.
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Would using avatars of children to satisfy pedophilic desires be a legitimate or ethical remedy?
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Each production company has a ton of intricate superheroes and villains to satisfy each fandom.
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There's an army of creators working harder and harder to satisfy that craving for consumers.
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Then position your product or service to cater to your audience and satisfy their needs.
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And if you get the munchies, try to satisfy them with nutritious, lower-calorie foods.
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That laptop is enough of a gaming beast to satisfy all of my mobile needs.
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That might satisfy his base, but it is no way to win over the undecideds.
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It already boasts enough upcoming food-inspired products to satisfy any beauty buff's sweet tooth.
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There'll be plenty out-of-this-world eats, too, that are sure to satisfy foodies.
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The pressure is now on Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang to satisfy investors' lofty expectations.
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Kwan is developing a TV show with Amazon that is poised to satisfy our cravings.
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They are also looking to increase real estate, but the appetite is hard to satisfy.
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Will any of this be enough to satisfy the gilets jaunes and calm the protests?
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Expanding the reach of markets is not just a way to satisfy preferences more efficiently.
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At least initially, the relative punishment terms satisfy the "dual criminality" standard of the treaty.
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Once wasn't enough to satisfy Ryan Reynolds — he had to see A Quiet Place again.
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It seems unlikely his recusal from specific probes will be enough to satisfy his critics.
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Large banks were already making significant strides to satisfy the new rule, Fed officials said.
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Why a simple tweak in messaging was enough to satisfy Apple remains to be seen.
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We've compiled a list of presents sure to satisfy for the monumental occasion — and beyond.
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To satisfy worried investors, GM has announced plans to lay off more than 4,000 workers.
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Here is a guide to satisfy the most apprehensive to the most adventurous of palates.
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Even without these problems, finding enough money to satisfy the ANC's ambition would be hard.
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That, and perhaps sales of assets, such as its mobile-phone towers, should satisfy creditors.
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Our drug of choice will continue to satisfy our TV addiction from its new location.
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The sight of another body being thrown off the porch is unlikely to satisfy them.
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Most people are hungriest right when they wake up — breakfast helps to satisfy that hunger.
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One of the buzziest technologies shown looks to satisfy customers' craving for more unique merchandise.
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But the choices of state regulators in Sacramento and San Francisco didn't satisfy local communities.
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That may not be enough to satisfy discontented Iranians to the left and the right.
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Right now, it's hard to see the path that would allow them to satisfy both.
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If response to pain is our measure, would administering anesthesia to the embryo satisfy concerns?
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These last few weeks, the debate has been over how to satisfy these four demands.
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It's a lot harder to get the right political mix to satisfy Republicans and Democrats.
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New companies want to satisfy investors and get them to buy more in the future.
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There's something for everyone in the sale, with great savings that can satisfy every kink.
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Now we have a President who appears to want police to satisfy their primal urges.
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The latest release from Lip Smacker is going to satisfy more grown-up tastes — literally.
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In everyday usage, the MW60 offer more than enough to satisfy multiple tastes in sound.
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Therefore, according to DOJ, they can't satisfy the second prong of the Williams Packing exception.
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Under interim Chief Executive Allen Parker, the bank has redoubled its efforts to satisfy regulators.
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Chevron and Shell have also recently released reports, neither of which should satisfy investors. Why?
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Magalhaes said the payments app was created to satisfy clients' demands for simpler payments solutions.
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And to do that, JUUL needs to have enough products to satisfy users' nicotine cravings.
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New Zealander Ollie Mason-Clarke recently picked up KFC by drone to satisfy his hunger.
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The cocktail menu features a number of beverages with names sure to satisfy the fandom.
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His claim that such machinations work only because of Americans' attitudinal predispositions fails to satisfy.
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The smaller the country, the more easily its government can satisfy its people's political preferences.
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It didn't satisfy his need to gnaw, but he liked throwing it on the floor.
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There are plenty of fast-food restaurants across America that will satisfy your chicken cravings.
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Many women lack the financial means and work flexibility necessary to satisfy these punishing requirements.
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They had to satisfy the demands of auto manufacturers locked in an increasingly global competition.
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He doesn't satisfy the audience's need to believe, for instance, that love can be transformative.
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Unlike most snubbed suitors, the lame-duck president faces no consequences for failing to satisfy.
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It is a crime against nature to kill these endangered creatures to satisfy adventurous diners.
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The apologies have not been enough to satisfy lawmakers such as Blumenthal and Markey, however.
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Pickling Co's travel-friendly, snack cup of spicy pickle slices are sure to satisfy you.
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Lynas said on Friday it was confident it would be able to satisfy this requirement.
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To create a book that will satisfy both children and adults is a tall order.
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Alternatively, candidates can satisfy the polling requirement by reaching 6% in two early-state polls.
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Trump has taken numerous steps to satisfy Israelis (especially conservatives) since being inaugurated in 2017.
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They have Twin Otters, planes that satisfy all of the extreme requirements for the evacuation.
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Those are coming from the director, but still I have to satisfy him or her.
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The result may not wholly satisfy partisans on either side, but that's what compromises mean.
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Black folk were morally ugly, too—soulless savages seeking to satisfy appetites without higher purpose.
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We have this endless array of distractions to satisfy us or keep our minds occupied.
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A conscientious objector, he worked as a hospital orderly to satisfy his National Service requirement.
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"The capital structures of acquisition deals is often structured to satisfy current ownership," he said.
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There's local bars, retail shops, and plenty of sports spirit to satisfy the huge population.
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And both are taking just enough from each to barely satisfy their required minimum distributions.
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She's discovered that she just can't satisfy everybody, and she's working on moving past that.
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Even better if the leader knows how to satisfy the desires of friends and foes.
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They're not on this planet to satisfy our sexual needs; responsible men do this themselves.
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He "wantonly and lavishly spent state funds to satisfy his family's luxurious lifestyle", it said.
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Children have needs, and when I'm involved in a shoot I can't always satisfy them.
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In the first, one may sleep standing up; in the other, satisfy one's fecal necessities.
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Should she have broken her word to you in order to satisfy her child's curiosity?
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These styles can satisfy with sips instead of gulps, and have less alcohol than wine.
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Filial sons and daughters who have abandoned emotional fulfillment in order to satisfy our parents.
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We start it in order to satisfy legitimate desires but it eventually works against them.
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The administration could also choose to modify its legal reasoning to satisfy the judge's criticisms.
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It was unclear if the response contained concessions that would satisfy Trump's demands for change.
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If that's true, if instead of dragging it out, an amendment might satisfy that itch.
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The $440 Ronin SC is a gimbal that will satisfy most mirrorless camera owners' needs.
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But domestic producers would not be able to satisfy all that extra demand right away.
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Opening night attracted a rush of people, devotees, and bystanders eager to satisfy their curiosity.
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Sexual experimentation often means "touching your own body to satisfy a curiosity," says Dr. McDevitt.
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When those IPOs were completed, fares went up (presumably) to satisfy shareholder demand for profitability.
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Patient engagement has for many health organizations, become a catchy buzzword to satisfy meaningful use.
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But speaking to colleagues at work about non-work related things could satisfy that need.
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Social fractures surfaced, compounded by governments' incapacity to satisfy heightened expectations of new middle classes.
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And the articles of impeachment against the president plainly satisfy Mr. Dershowitz's newest standard too.
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These dinos will satisfy the appetite of any hungry carnivore, herbivore, or tacovore you know.
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Can building a business satisfy you as much as getting into the Hall of Fame?
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It offered a mish-mash of stories, never focusing on one long enough to satisfy.
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And a mobile trailer will be positioned at Lucy's feet to satisfy guests' toiletry needs.
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Suctions cups, wire frames, plastic, weird grippy things around the shower head … they never satisfy.
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" The congressman added that he will "never satisfy their desire to bring down Donald Trump.
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Such watches may satisfy an older clientele, but they're not resonating with the younger generation.
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Keep at it and satisfy the boss' demands and you could become the boss yourself.
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It is not clear whether the sentence in Washington will satisfy prosecutors in those cases.
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Expanding China's ability to satisfy its own demand would ease the burden on regional suppliers.
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Investment managers have also debuted cheaper ESG funds to satisfy investor desire for lower costs.
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They agreed on establishing an Islamic republic, which theoretically would satisfy both Islamists and nationalists.
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Lawmakers adopted two amendments meant to satisfy Republican and Democratic demands to achieve bipartisan consensus.
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It's not clear how they can satisfy both groups and get to 50 votes, however.
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There is no good solution that can satisfy the politics of a national mortgage market.
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I sit to impose a just sentence, and I have to satisfy myself about it.
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Here, the public record contains evidence that seems sufficient to satisfy each of these elements.
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Around 30,000 elephants are slaughtered every year in Africa to satisfy international demand for ivory.
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The repeal, ending public bathroom rules aimed at transgender people, does not satisfy many critics.
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To fully satisfy demand, most markets right now need a substantial increase in new listings.
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"The current process just doesn&apost satisfy the needs of the new generation," Yudina said.
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But that may not be enough to satisfy Republicans who have called for a delay.
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The announcement shocked military commanders, who scrambled to craft a plan to satisfy Trump's desire.
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Clearly, these borrowers had unmet need that only a Perkins Loan could help them satisfy.
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WE BELIEVE WE'VE STRUCTURED A DEAL CONCEPT THAT WILL SATISFY THE NEEDS OF EVERYBODY INVOLVED.
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I'm aiming for a few that satisfy our cravings for something out-of-routine unusual.
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Now the question is whether Trump's actions satisfy the elements of the federal bribery statute.
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Both focused on visual content and satisfy our appetite for foodporn and home decor ideas.
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How do you keep growing fast to satisfy investors without relying on short-lived gimmicks?
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If that's not enough to satisfy the client, caterers can set the meal in motion.
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Also left out are the underinsured, who may need to first satisfy a high deductible.
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The White House has generally been resistant so far to satisfy requests from House Democrats.
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I'm sorry, that piece of fruit is not going to satisfy your craving for chocolate.
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From spiced cider to soy chorizo, there's something in the store to satisfy everyone's needs.
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Those lessons are: So the party is attempting to satisfy several (contradictory!) goals at once.
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It might not be the next "Jaws," but it'll surely satisfy your summer horror fix.
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I don't think that slowing down the rate of change is going to satisfy people.
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But that division was imperfect and failed to satisfy those who wanted Ireland fully united.
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Don't get too excited: It's all part of a frantic effort to show movement on the health care bill to satisfy President Trump, who doesn't want the House to leave for a two-week recess without some action to satisfy Republicans' Obamacare repeal promises.
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But it will be a gradual process involving "lots of data and demonstration" to satisfy regulators.
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The one she finally comes up with — "because I wanted to" — may not satisfy all readers.
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Parker has said he wants to "redouble" the bank's efforts to satisfy and exceed regulatory expectations.
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Or they could just be a sexy algorithm that isn't going to satisfy your loneliness whatsoever.
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In the slums of the future, virtual reality junkies satisfy their violent impulses in online entertainment.
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And since I'm guessing that map rolls up nice and tight, they probably satisfy tenet #2.
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The walk-back seemed to satisfy some of his Republican critics, but Democrats continued to fume.
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If if not, the podcast Sword and Scale will give you plenty to satisfy your addiction.
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Those remarks may not satisfy critics though, who want to see major changes at Wells Fargo.
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But if you want them, the Note 9 is more than enough smartphone to satisfy you.
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I don&apost think that is going to really satisfy the U.S. negotiators this time around.
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There are enough nods to the HP canon — allusions, symbolism, character references — to satisfy Potter nerds.
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However, his contrition failed to satisfy investors, who expressed their dismay over the stock price fall.
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The resulting videos will satisfy the stunt driving fantasies the police and insurance companies won't permit.
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I don't think there's an answer I can give you that will satisfy everyone including ourselves.
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Manufacturers scrambled to build or expand plants, but they couldn't move fast enough to satisfy customers.
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" Chad Michael Murray confirms he is ripped Edgar Evernever shirtlessly whispering, "Does that satisfy you, Betty?
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My guess is that they are not going to satisfy the demands of the House Republicans.
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"The plaintiffs' appeal from their voluntary dismissal did not satisfy this jurisdictional requirement," the concurrence said.
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"You're not going to agree with everything but we need to satisfy all interests and tastes."
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I go back home and semi-satisfy my craving with marinated soft-boiled eggs and yogurt.
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I am hungry for many things, and rarely do I consume things which satisfy that need.
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Luckily for us, the wheels of capitalism have already started turning to satisfy our port needs.
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At its best, Blippar could be an AR Wikipedia, the ultimate tool to satisfy your curiosity.
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Media companies are already looking for ways to create content that will satisfy sports gambling fans.
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From cinnamon bun and red velvet cake to classic cherry, there's something to satisfy every palate.
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The reduction, worth 369,000 euros at last year's levels, is unlikely to satisfy the French government.
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Plus, there is a slew of locales to satisfy fans of all types of IG scrollers.
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Cargoes are unpacked and repacked numerous times as they cross the country to satisfy local regulations.
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Cavoo's device has eight HDMI inputs, which should satisfy all but the most fanatical TV watchers.
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The company has recently moved into a new line of business to satisfy a niche demand.
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The stand is so busy that they have three separate fan tuan stations to satisfy demand.
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Even more important, could it seek to modify it to satisfy some of the Brexiteers' goals?
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Roughly 20 banks that now must satisfy the Fed stress test would undergo the lighter examination.
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This appeared to satisfy him as some sort of "deal" in which we were both winners.
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Social-media training is unlikely to change thinking, though policy may change superficially to satisfy critics.
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He didn't appear to satisfy Carlson's concerns about misinformation surrounding medicines containing chemicals found in marijuana.
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This stance defines a libertarian middle ground likely to satisfy neither social conservatives nor social progressives.
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Now they have to show they can satisfy those customers, in all senses of the word.
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Insofar as this substance could satisfy your daily energy requirements, you could absolutely live off it.
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The banks must satisfy that intermediate holding company requirement, set by the Fed, by July 1.
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Rather, it should make you feel more informed about your desires — and how to satisfy them.
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The conclusion The Economist missed is the urgent need to build enough runways to satisfy demand.
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These are rewards that satisfy our intrinsic need for personal excellence and a sense of competence.
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Technology could also create business by making it easier to satisfy customers and find new clients.
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With Brizzly, you can satisfy your over-sharing urges with its all-natural social media substitute.
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But he pulled back the blinds just enough to satisfy our curiosity about a few topics.
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Sound is rich — vibrant, even — with enough bass to satisfy anyone looking for a little punch.
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The licensing regime it envisions will not satisfy everyone, but every constituent, every stakeholder, got something.
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Leibovitz asked Holt why those instructions wouldn't satisfy concerns about people engaging in lawful protest activity.
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To satisfy all these actors will not be easy, predicts Ulf Ewaldsson, Ericsson's chief technology officer.
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An agency official told Reuters that potential investors had made demands beyond what Greece could satisfy.
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Well, new 4K video is here to satisfy you and then make you hungry for more.
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MORE: Inside an Iranian nuclear reactor He needs to deliver in ways that satisfy Iranian voters.
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And if that isn't enough to satisfy your sweet tooth, just head to the freezer aisle.
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Cue Pippa Murray's The Nut Butter Cookbook to satisfy all of your nut butter-noshing needs.
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But if your homemade cup of joe doesn't satisfy you, you're likely to hit up Starbucks.
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Land the size of India will be required by 2300 to satisfy this demand, ARE said.
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But even that is no longer enough to satisfy the growing population and sustain thirsty crops.
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The United States can never satisfy the nation's energy needs in a vacuum nor should it.
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But that failed to satisfy activists, who have called for new and bigger protests on Friday.
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And will anything short of high crimes and misdemeanors -- the threshold for impeachment -- satisfy Democratic bloodlust?
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Soros said the EU had broken down and ceased to satisfy its citizens' needs and aspirations.
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This hedge fund creates a new dynamic — their debt products must satisfy hedge fund investor demands.
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The results satisfy most cravings and don't hit you over the head with just one note.
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Accomplished and confident, he doesn't need the job to fill his purse, or satisfy his ego.
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"Needs are so overwhelming that alone we are not able to satisfy them all," Forgione said.
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If Democrats are to capitalize on this moment, they can't satisfy themselves with merely preserving Obamacare.
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The Alfa Romeo Stelvio could satisfy the SUV-desires of prancing horse fans around the world.
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It's fun, funny, and well crafted, and should satisfy anyone who grew up loving the show.
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Ahead, check out the other colorful hair looks that are guaranteed to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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This lemony number from Alison is classic enough to satisfy, but zingy enough to be interesting.
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There's no guarantee that SAFT filings will be enough to satisfy the SEC in the future.
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That inspection timeline will satisfy the new FAA requirements by mid-May, a Southwest spokeswoman said.
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Brown that recipients of TPS satisfy a key legal requirement to apply for a green card.
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"The mouth is simply a resolution to satisfy members of the parks department," he told me.
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Then you adjust your inventory to be able to satisfy the consumer because he is there.
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In order to satisfy the needs of the news cycle, journalists constantly look for interesting stories.
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Work that seems impressive on an engineering level isn't always what will most satisfy paying clients.
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They could satisfy an itch to know which side of the fence their neighbors are on.
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One official said the banks were not expected to sell enough loans to satisfy the FTC.
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U.S. airlines will have to follow suit in order satisfy their pressing need for more pilots.
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It's exactly the kind of vivid fantasy world that would satisfy an active imagination like Musk's.
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In the case of Northern California, these restaurants must satisfy a venture-capital and post-I.
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Members of Congress have spent months trying to fashion something that would satisfy Trump's voluble whims.
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But onlookers have long been skeptical that a replacement agreement will satisfy the high court's ruling.
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This strategy may satisfy his desire to wield leverage over his opponents in the short term.
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But the efforts to satisfy Hammer's demands can be seriously disruptive to the business of government.
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Still, there are alternative means of funding available to satisfy financing demands from companies and individuals.
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McGriddles satisfy that special sweet spot that only a combination of salt and sugar can hit.
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He clicked over to his home, a red dot up for sale to satisfy the bank.
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Products go through multiple tests, including patch testing, to satisfy legal and industry standards of practice.
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This didn't seem to satisfy Muslet, who continued to pepper him with questions about his faith.
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Well, they're back again to satisfy burrito and sweet treat hankerings all in one beautiful bite.
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LOOK UP, THE HEAVENS CALL, AND YOU WOULD SATISFY YOURSELVES TO REINTERPRET FLESH IN VILE ROOMS.
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Not that Eli's situation is free of distress; adult breastfeeding is a tough kink to satisfy.
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Well, they're back again to satisfy burrito and sweet treat hankerings, all in one beautiful bite.
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That commentary will not satisfy modern scholars, but he does, I think, ask the right questions.
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The Europeans believe the chances of finding a formula which will satisfy Trump are very slim.
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He said the FDP's motion was aimed at "clear and complete clarification" and helping satisfy society.
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Tom MacArthur (R-NJ), Republicans are scrambling to satisfy everyone's concerns to get to a vote.
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Clearly, her fans are hungry for black matte, and this one will hopefully satisfy their craving.
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But if we want to satisfy one person's hunger with bugs, we have to kill thousands.
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The notion of a public diary might seem oxymoronic, an attempt to satisfy two opposing impulses.
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Do gender-neutral neologisms, like "studierende" for students, really need to be adopted to satisfy feminists?
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Mr. Hoyer is considered by many to be too old to satisfy younger lawmakers demanding change.
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I go on Netflix and decide binge Gossip Girl to satisfy my 12-year-old self.
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Actually almost any tidbit — notably pigs in blankets — that the bar sends my way will satisfy.
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We consulted financial and food experts alike for how they satisfy their budgets and their appetites.
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PwC also had to publicly declare that its audit reports did not satisfy the relevant requirements.
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Still, the companies' explanations may not satisfy an ever-expanding chorus of critics on Capitol Hill.
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That is unlikely to satisfy what has become bipartisan concern about the administration's commitment to transparency.
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If the government cedes on the moratorium on the gas tax, it might satisfy some protesters.
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May's entreaties for help to amend a withdrawal deal that would satisfy her Parliament were rejected.
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But the suspension has failed to satisfy protesters, who have continued to march in large numbers.
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In the meantime, there's a lot of other ways Democrats can satisfy these urges they're feeling.
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It's a largely a symbolic move meant to satisfy a key demand of Trump's conservative base.
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Satisfy that urge with these dish towels featuring the cheery works of the artist David Shrigley.
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What can the Chinese, let alone the Europeans and the Canadians, offer that would satisfy him?
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Whether that would be enough to satisfy Ms. Merkel's critics at home remained to be seen.
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Lawmakers who have seen them have said they do not satisfy their concerns about the agreement.
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But more delays did not satisfy workers who feel like there is no time to wait.
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This alone is unlikely to be enough to satisfy the 27 other member nations, but Mrs.
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How could it explain falling fruit and at the same time satisfy Kepler's planetary orbit model?
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"Vice President Biden, you're a gentleman," one moderator remarked, but the comment did not satisfy Biden.
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The proposed deal "was very unlikely to satisfy all of the different regulators," Mr. Webb said.
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At the outset, the new government formation would seem to help satisfy the demands for change.
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AHIP declined to comment if that legislation would satisfy the demands laid out in their letter.
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Airbnb agreed to restrict listings in the hotel-heavy French Quarter to satisfy the industry's demands.
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The short, edited snippets on some telecasts were hardly enough to satisfy his appetite for access.
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The U.S. trade representative explained the paperwork wasn't ready, but his answer didn't satisfy the critics.
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Would effort and passion and a close call be enough to satisfy Ewing's quick-triggered critics?
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Halo 5, meanwhile, was a troubled game that didn't seem to fully satisfy creators or players.
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Salzer hopes to resolve the matter, if only to satisfy periodic calls from Guinness World Records.
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Republicans will start to get a sense on Monday whether it's enough to satisfy the president.
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Because so few local manufacturers exist, solar park developers have few options to satisfy those rules.
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Multiplexes at the moment are filled with titles from the studio that can satisfy all audiences.
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The word "satisfy" comes from the Old French satisfaire, which meant to repay or make reparations.
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But at least I had gum — though it didn't satisfy my craving for fresh, clean teeth.
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Adding to this are the daily struggles and pressures of trying to satisfy current beauty standards.
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Regina, however, has greater ambition and less opportunity to satisfy it than any of her kin.
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It is built to satisfy a very online clientele, mass-producing cheap clothes that look expensive.
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She goes to cover the Haitian earthquake and can't be chirpy enough to satisfy her bosses.
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According to Maslow, human beings must satisfy certain existential demands in order to attend to others.
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The deal still in the works would only partially satisfy Mueller's request to interview the President.
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Bipartisan proposals that focus on those issues have thus far failed to satisfy the White House.
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The nurses said they all like to go to the cafeteria together to satisfy pregnancy cravings.
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Of those in default, 5 percent had money withheld from federal payments to satisfy their debt.
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Divesting from the private label division was the step that Post needed to satisfy the market.
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Above all, a yearning for local communion and champions that America's hyper-commercialised franchises cannot satisfy.
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Any plan that can satisfy House conservatives would face great uncertainty in the more moderate Senate.
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It's wrong, however, to objectify a subordinate for their sexual attractiveness to satisfy your personal desires.
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The Ring Doorbell 2 will satisfy your curiosity (or calm your paranoia) about who's coming around.
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In this conception, we start out trying to satisfy our physical needs, like hunger or thirst.
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But there is enough material on the cult of the sneaker to satisfy most curious outsiders.
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Risks of this practice are cloaked in smooth-talking rationales to satisfy agendas beyond professionals' control.
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But Democratic leaders resisted, instead seeking a compromise that could satisfy both wings of the caucus.
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But the announcement was unlikely to satisfy the youthful protesters once the initial euphoria wore off.
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Other animals never do it except to satisfy their hunger, or in the rage of combat ….
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Rather than make it harder for lenders to satisfy this need, as the recent rule from the Consumer Financial Bureau Protection did, regulators need to seek more constructive solutions that allow consumers to satisfy this need safely and fairly, until the underlying reason for such lending disappears.
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His safe return will satisfy a significant and necessary measure of the success of the new policy.
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The other nicotine question has to do with whether e-cigs even deliver enough to satisfy smokers.
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"It's a way to satisfy that need to want to say more in one frame," he says.
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That answer may not satisfy your interviewer, or you may prefer to be direct from the start.
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Enabled by sensor technologies and AI, marketplaces will be able to understand and satisfy complex multivariate needs.
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Lam referenced several of those demands Tuesday, but not in a way likely to satisfy her critics.
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Should her motion fail to satisfy lawmakers, the possibility of pressing pause or cancelling Brexit may increase.
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Minimum wages should be ensured to satisfy the needs of workers and their families, the leaders agreed.
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But that could risk having a plan that doesn't raise enough money to satisfy the reconciliation instructions.
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But they couldn't even write a bill that did satisfy their goals because of the Byrd Rule.
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I thought this new job would satisfy me creatively, but it ended up being a monumental disappointment.
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I think this whole season is about his thirst and what he's become to satisfy that thirst.
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The flashes of greatness from the cast's performance and well-executed visual effects will satisfy some audiences.
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China has long been able to satisfy its demand for labour by moving rural citizens to cities.
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"This is a pretty fine list that I would think would satisfy for most conservatives," Malcolm said.
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We're all learning how to satisfy Saturn and get the work done with more precision and authority.
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Sea water could satisfy 43 percent of the miner's demands by 2029, Cochilco said in the report.
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Zuckerberg struggled to satisfy House members, who are concerned about regulation and the governance structure surrounding libra.
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Zuckerberg's answer apparently did not fully satisfy, and Schiff told BuzzFeed News he plans to follow up.
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Of course, some people are going to need more than just Netflix to satisfy their streaming habits.
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Nothing can satisfy him or cure his cravings because nothing has meaning for him, nothing has value.
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But he may have signaled some flexibility on what would satisfy his promises on the border wall.
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"I don't feel obliged to share my personal medical records publicly to satisfy internet trolls," he wrote.
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But the EU tends to spread things out in order to satisfy both national and commercial interests.
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And they're so insanely sugary that just one should satisfy you for the rest of the season.
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"We're going to be testing every house for a while, to satisfy the lenders," Mr. Theodoroff said.
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To satisfy consumers with an imitation egg, it has to do all of the things eggs do.
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No matter how much demand there is, you can satisfy it with a network of 2100D tunnels.
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With tasting notes from white peach and apple to raspberries and chocolate, there's something to satisfy everyone.
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But the top-line narrative can satisfy the people who are not interested in the metaphorical side.
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In it, Spotify explains how it will have to stay ahead of competitors and satisfy rights holders.
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I try to satisfy my cravings by making healthy pancakes topped with banana, peaches, and maple syrup.
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"The grant programs are not funded at a level yet to satisfy all the needs," he said.
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To satisfy antitrust concerns, the Department of Justice required Aetna to sell its Medicare prescription drug plans.
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Unfortunately, unlike traditional game consoles, no VR platform has enough content to satisfy people's entertainment needs completely.
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Some creditors have gone to U.S. courts to try to seize Citgo to satisfy their legal claims.
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And if and when I do, I know I can head to ASOS to satisfy the craving.
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But there is no easy answer to what either leader can offer that will satisfy the other.
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Speaking in Warsaw on Monday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel hoped Poland's ruling nationalists would satisfy Europe's concerns.
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After 11 months as chief, Jim Hackett has yet to satisfy those looking for a clear strategy.
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It still is a very attractive camera with enough features and speed to satisfy most general consumers.
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Exploring Earth's final frontier will do more than satisfy scientific curiosity - it should bring economic benefits too.
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But to satisfy the deeply bizarre book-loving sectors of your soul, reach further into Deep Bookstagram.
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In the middle are lawmakers who are pushing for light reforms that won't satisfy the privacy advocates.
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He says that with current technology, solar power and batteries are insufficient to satisfy Africa's energy needs.
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We're told both sides want to work out a formal property settlement agreement that will satisfy them.
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"We are on track to satisfy a lot of the conditions" for a rate increase, Dudley said.
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Blow through the gallery to see the treat guaranteed to satisfy more than Ice-T's sweet tooth.
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To satisfy that once-a-year mega-craving for snacks, some restaurants are offering stoner-friendly specials.
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One is that government must intervene in healthcare because the free market will not satisfy this obligation.
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The Last Pig shows Comis upending his life to satisfy his conscience, and the trailer is powerful.
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Art dealers, too, are fascinating because they sell to collectors expensive artifacts that satisfy no immediate need.
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Etsy's share price has plummeted mainly because the firm is not growing quickly enough to satisfy investors.
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And ObamaCare repeal through reconciliation is a thread-the-needle exercise that will likely never satisfy anyone.
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Scheduling meetings with EU officials will be hard enough, never mind striking compromises to satisfy British officials.
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Netflix and snacks will have to satisfy New Yorkers as they await the end of Jonas' wrath.
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Set to Allen Stone's The Weekend, it's just what we need to satisfy the post-con blues.
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DJI has designed a new image processing system for the Inspire 2 meant to satisfy professional filmmakers.
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To satisfy the army, a constitution must not take away too much of its post-coup privilege.
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Traditional adtech companies are presumptively in the best position to satisfy brand demands for better mobile ads.
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This big speech would satisfy the yearning of Americans for specific solutions to national and international challenges.
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What began as an excursion to satisfy her curiosity turned into a decade of hiding in China.
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But Prince could always draw and satisfy a live audience, and concerts easily sustained his later career.
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Republican leaders tweaked the bill this week to try to satisfy critics, mainly from their own party.
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Leaders would not comment on whether there was some tweak they could make to satisfy these members.
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What probably would satisfy the Hastert Rule, meanwhile, is a much more conservative proposal offered by Rep.
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Maybe one of those two coffee options will satisfy anyone stuck between blackhearted goths and Technicolor unicorns?
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There, they exist to satisfy the whims of their human "Guests" — even if that involves their deaths.
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There will be other bills, other policies; there will be more deaths, just to satisfy the wealthy.
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"We're still working with him and expect to satisfy his concerns," Cornyn told reporters. http://bit.ly/200063o7RBjm.
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It's no coincidence that his moves Thursday and Friday satisfy his fixation with undermining his predecessor's legacy.
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It'll have even less if it sacrifices progressive labor and economic policies to satisfy the tech elite.
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The iterative process would require no technical skill and soon enough a result would satisfy aesthetic sensibilities.
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Republican leaders recrafted the bill this week to try to satisfy critics, mainly from their own party.
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I had thought just being around games and working in an athletic setting would satisfy my thirst.
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That increase to 45 pounds, or about $58.41, a share still did not satisfy some SABMiller shareholders.
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That won't satisfy their grievances, because what they seek is our utter destruction and their total domination.
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Iran, however, will struggle to satisfy China's huge demand when it peaks around the Chinese New Year.
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But will this novel satisfy the millions of fans left disconsolate by the end of "Downton Abbey"?
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For some "Trek" fans, only photon torpedoes fully satisfy, and for them, "The Starfleet Academy Experience" delivers.
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Satisfied employees and consumers lead to better business outcomes, and green initiatives satisfy both of these stakeholders.
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Satisfy your cat's desire to climb, scratch, perch, and lounge indoors with theCatastrophiCreations Cat Mod Garden Complex.
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Perhaps because of that, immigration became a top priority early in his presidency to satisfy his voters.
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Winsor & Newton, Gamblin, and Williamsburg Handmade oil paints represent very different price points to satisfy any budget.
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This book would satisfy both, and Ms. Thompson, baker of the strong ginger cookies, was cautiously optimistic.
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Ensuring this doesn't happen again likely would require new enforcement measures that would satisfy the United States.
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And the potato kibbe, a kind of potato pie, used bulgur, onions, tahini and greens to satisfy.
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The New York Wheel emerged as one of the rare projects that would satisfy on all counts.
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Airlines that fail to satisfy new security requirements could still face in-cabin electronics restrictions, Kelly said.
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USMCA supporters contend that the labor chapter and commitments by Mexico should satisfy the concerns being raised.
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However, every leader has to identify market cravings in their own spheres and race to satisfy them.
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If those astronomical events don't satisfy your sky gazing, there's one more to catch Tuesday, March 28.
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That much return must be met to satisfy their obligations based on their current level of contributions.
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If you've ever been curious about what synesthesia feels like, this device may satisfy your wandering mind.
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Marx argued that commodities—or products meant to satisfy "wants"—don't derive their value from their use.
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Those lucky stoners don't have to look far for some pizza to satisfy their inevitable impending munchies.
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May's goals: Satisfy the two wings of her party, the pro-European Conservatives and the militant Brexiteers.
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The Europeans now believe the chances of finding a formula which will satisfy Trump are very slim.
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With the constant onslaught of orders, Record Industry struggles to satisfy impatient customers, both major and indie.
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The biggest challenge is just trying to satisfy ourselves and just not make the same record twice.
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Romney indicated, however, that the lack of charges on obstruction of justice was enough to satisfy him.
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That is, they know what people are looking for and the results that will satisfy those searches.
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And all the time, he had to satisfy the party elders, especially Deng, watching over his shoulder.
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There is no apparent consensus within the Trump administration about what Chinese offerings might satisfy their demands.
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Zarrab admitted that in 2013 he paid for prostitutes to satisfy "others," likely business partners and clients.
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Traders with "negative equity balances" are to satisfy the debts before their accounts close in 60 days.
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Richardson thinks the US and China don't need to reach a sweeping trade deal to satisfy investors.
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What geometric measurement, if any, could be used to satisfy Justice Kennedy's search for a "workable standard"?
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To satisfy their desire for time to themselves, they decide to split the apartment over a weekend.
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And that seemed to satisfy his supporters, as they filed out at a reasonable hour, just fine.
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While the total should satisfy airlines, the industry had wanted half to be grants, rather than loans.
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It's packaged with two dozen toppings that can satisfy even the skeptics of serving dips for dinner.
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Churches are racing to figure out how to adjust their operations to satisfy new social distancing requirements.
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People become addicted to the Oasis, lying and stealing in real life to satisfy their virtual obsession.
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In contrast, Theodore Kiel lost his primary residence as part of his effort to satisfy his guarantee.
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A player will only have to survive the ground if he has yet to satisfy category (c).
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To satisfy a changing diet, Union Pacific is introducing more refrigerated cars to carry meat into Mexico.
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Republicans reject Nadler's efforts as political theater, which they say is intended to satisfy the Democrats' voters.
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Beijing must wonder what can satisfy Washington's demands, beyond changing its regime or retreating from the world.
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One of the set is a word that requires the addition of "A" to satisfy the requirement.
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The funds will now be able to sell off their municipal bond holdings to satisfy those redemptions.
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"People imagine that it's going to bring some meaning to them or satisfy some need," he said.
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Since camping along the road here is prohibited, I had to satisfy myself with a late hike.
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Camillo's rosato spritz, made with rosé and more bitter Campari, should satisfy even the pickiest spritz snob.
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For the most part, though, the proposal finds the least disruptive way possible to satisfy those demands.
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Graf also co-programmed this series, designed to satisfy anyone whose appetite is whetted by his documentary.
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The outcome did not satisfy all of the families, and Mr. Feinberg was brought in to arbitrate.
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The quiet truth is these brands have to lure young users to grow fast and satisfy investors.
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So, Airbnb's move to finally allow a liberal cancellation policy is likely to satisfy its traveler customers.
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Sweet Reads Summertime calls for delectable treats to satisfy both your sweet tooth and your literary spirit.
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We are left to guess by what magic the judge can satisfy the appeals court's burning curiosity.
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In doing so, Rosenstein seems to be trying to satisfy Trump without launching an actual criminal investigation.
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Just understand that those adventures may have to be enough to satisfy those desperate for drastic change.
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There's a desire to make sense of this chaotic pandemic, and social media helps to satisfy it.
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And the Frick could satisfy a need for temporary space while its Gilded Age mansion undergoes renovation.
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Its goals were no longer solely to satisfy the male gaze or provide an escape from reality.
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Fox has wanted to own more of its local affiliates, while Sinclair needs to satisfy antitrust regulators.
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The conservancy says the new walkway is necessary to satisfy federal requirements for access for disabled people.
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Fortunately, I've found a way to satisfy that push and pull: the NormaTec Pulse 2.0 Recovery System
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While those restrictions are a start, they are not enough to satisfy the president's more hawkish advisers.
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It's best not to rely on your airline to satisfy your hunger — especially if you're flying economy.
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Trader Joe's coconut cashews make for a perfect protein snack that will also satisfy your sweet tooth.
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Other countries are moving to cut coal use to satisfy their commitments under the Paris climate agreement.
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L will satisfy regulators and allow it to finally take control of the European pay-TV group.
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But one that is likely to satisfy only the 32 owners hardly seems like an enlightened solution.
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Both countries need the field to satisfy their growing gas consumption for power generation and boost exports.
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Going by the 12020 consumption figures, that would only satisfy the country's needs for about three weeks.
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Yet the presidents also have to satisfy voters unhappy with the presence of the former colonial power.
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Mr. Bisguier was such a competitor that even beating a vaunted opponent did not always satisfy him.
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For 2020, GMC has a new full-size SUV to satisfy those buyers: the all-new Yukon.
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The I.I.H.F. stepped in to cover those costs instead, but that concession did not satisfy the league.
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That move appeared to satisfy Democrats seeking assurances that the beleaguered Michigan city would receive federal aid.
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Netflix has figured out a way to satisfy the Academy's requirements without a typical 90-day release.
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Then again, he's merely a father trying to provide for his family and satisfy an impatient buyer.
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If Britain abandons Europe without a deal, the banks would have to satisfy regulators in multiple countries.
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A week later, it's safe to say Google Stadia's launch didn't satisfy the gaming service's numerous skeptics.
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Trump's targeting of this population is nonsensical, other than to satisfy the racial animus of his supporters.
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And it may be the only thing that can truly satisfy them is overhauling the entire system.
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There is an appetite and an affection for it that hopefully we can satisfy in the future.
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By combining domestic and international aspects, then we would be able to satisfy both types of customers.
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Bezos' pledge isn't the first time that the billionaire has attempted to satisfy employees' growing climate concerns.
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Republicans routinely accused Democrats of backing off this stance to satisfy their base's most zealous impeachment supporters.
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He will have to satisfy often competing political interests on the long road back to the moon.
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I had come to Denver merely to meet this man and to satisfy my curiosity about him.
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This did not satisfy the driver, which seemed to enrage Kalanick, who erupted into a moralizing tirade.
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Nor do I believe that this evidence is sufficient to satisfy the preponderance-of-the-evidence standard.
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The article seemed to satisfy a deep craving for something healthy after months of gorging on outrage.
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Or a youth who uses drugs may do so mainly to satisfy the need for social connectedness.
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The judge said John must transfer his property in Apple Valley to Elvira to satisfy the delinquency.
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Addicts could no longer get prescriptions, so illegal heroin began trickling into the country to satisfy demand.
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It gets a lot of great scenes in to satisfy even the most competence-addicted audience member.
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