It seems reasonable to assume they're behind this as well.
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Usually I hear something between $50 and $100 seems reasonable.
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This seems reasonable, given how knotty trade deals can be.
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I still think that the email seems reasonable, as described.
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As a premise, the existence of this attitude seems reasonable.
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It seems reasonable, then, to wonder why this system persists.
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Even when he's wrong, Liam's lack of trust mostly seems reasonable.
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Many experts have said the settlement the SEC offered seems reasonable.
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Compared to death, taking decades of a prisoner's life seems reasonable.
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It seems reasonable to think that all three played a part.
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Given these concerns, it seems reasonable to hit the pause button.
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This seems reasonable enough, but it winds up missing some crucial detail.
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Clinton in the general election—it seems reasonable to question whether other
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It seems reasonable that Americans should be honored accordingly by our own.
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She's miserable and ill at ease, which seems reasonable under the circumstances.
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Persistence beyond what seems reasonable—keep that in your mind every single day.
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This approach seems reasonable in principle, but it can lead to practical problems.
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"On average, 65-66 crowns seems reasonable for next week," the exporter said.
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It therefore seems reasonable to believe that this was true for dinosaurs as well.
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It seems reasonable to assume that there will be a real conflict, one day.
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It seems reasonable, therefore, for the State Department to point out such specific concerns.
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It seems reasonable to expect the same of former prime ministers' use of public money.
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It seems reasonable to spare you the full history of telecom-based emergency response solutions.
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My basic conclusion has been that slow growth for the next few years seems reasonable.
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Right now you can score a ONE Mini for $59, which seems reasonable to me.
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That ambition seems reasonable based on numerous recent reports about the state of the economy.
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So it seems reasonable to think of policy changes that make things better, not worse.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) because she seems reasonable and willing to compromise to get results.
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What she does advise seems reasonable and not at all out of line with mainstream thinking.
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It seems reasonable enough, although if you need incentive to walk your dog, that's not great.
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At this point, it seems reasonable to mention that the real Fauna Hodel wrote an autobiography.
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"That's about 2100 g-forces of acceleration, which seems reasonable for an F1003 car," Browne said.
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Keeping in view the equities, asking to volunteer publicly available information seems reasonable on its face.
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It seems reasonable, and after all, unemployment remains at its lowest point in nearly 50 years.
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It seems reasonable to assume that he's in space with the Skrulls to do some work.
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That request has embarrassed the former veep, putting him on the defensive, but it seems reasonable.
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Based on Ziya Mammadov's past, it seems reasonable to assume that his main motive was profit.
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Trent Franks (R-AZ), a "wolf in sheep's clothing," because at first glance it seems reasonable.
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On a low-cost device this seems reasonable, but it's an additional cost for more premium devices.
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With 550 horsepower on tap, reducing the chances of oversteer by moving the engine inward seems reasonable.
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But also to be fair, it seems reasonable to think they're now convinced a replacement isn't coming.
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Certainly a request for more troops seems reasonable, but troop levels must be reflective of broader strategy.
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It no doubt seems reasonable to remove the certification requirement from the hands of our erratic president.
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And at no point does it seems reasonable to assume that Mister Police could have saved anyone.
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It seems reasonable, as many have argued, to attribute much of that decline to Mr. Comey's decision.
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The public editor's take: McDonald's response to the decision not to write about Lola Albright seems reasonable.
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Again, this seems reasonable until one thinks carefully about what higher education accreditation is supposed to accomplish.
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Maybe not Patrice Bergeron or Anze Kopitar territory, but a Ryan Kesler/David Backes type role seems reasonable.
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"It seems reasonable to conjecture that Google employees manually suppress negative search suggestions relating to Clinton," Epstein wrote.
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Representation for Netflix declined to comment, but, given the timing of last year's arrival, December 28 seems reasonable.
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Seems reasonable to expect that this extremely narrow targeting would have been mentioned by YouTube in some way.
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At some point it seems reasonable to believe that what comes out of his mouth reflects his views.
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And it seems reasonable to ask, shouldn't mutually consenting adults be allowed to make these decisions for themselves?
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Perhaps a sensible course is to do what seems reasonable since lack of evidence doesn't disprove probable causality.
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It seems reasonable to me, and I think we can agree that people who are sick need help.
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Again, the concept seems reasonable, but in Honeycutt, the defendant had not received any profits from the transactions.
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With that backdrop, it seems reasonable to ask what Republicans have been doing for the last seven years.
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Maybe Spicer just wasn't a good fit, but it also seems reasonable to wonder if anyone will be.
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Again, the price seems reasonable but the sales clerk says it's on sale at the other branch for $2200.
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It seems reasonable for companies to expect some level of economic return on any wellness programme that they provide.
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Still, 2% seems reasonable for inspiring a new product and putting the minds of cereal lovers everywhere at ease.
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But it seems reasonable to ask whether the aim — the Moon — sets the sights of the contest too low.
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Inevitably, traffic waves formed: In one sense, it seems reasonable to blame these phantom traffic jams on individual drivers.
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But it seems reasonable to observe that changing social norms, sometimes associated with religion, can help improve living standards.
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It seems reasonable that a financial stake in the community would make people more likely to care for it.
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This seems reasonable for anyone who regularly turns to cooking apps and videos and wants more hands-on instruction.
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The concept seems reasonable until one considers that the SEC wanted disgorgement for conduct that was 22 years old.
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And in the moment, Dee Dee almost seems reasonable until you remember everything else that has happened on this show.
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At the same time, it also seems reasonable to suggest that we can have too much of a good thing.
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So, today we say "little people," instead of other terms that were viewed as derogatory, and that change seems reasonable.
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In such a situation, it seems reasonable for citizens to conclude that the system is fundamentally broken, top to bottom.
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Lots of rumors are pointing to it, and it seems reasonable, but we haven't seen any concrete hardware leaks yet.
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In the absence of rising inflation it seems reasonable to expect that the era of low interest rates will last.
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Well, that would put the height of Captain Falcon at around 1.9 meters (around 6.2 feet), and that seems reasonable.
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So it seems reasonable to ask: If Pete Buttigieg can make it work there, can he make it work anywhere?
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Given that, it seems reasonable to ask a provocative question: Is the Environmental Protection Agency still worthy of its name?
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It therefore seems reasonable to suggest that a permanent ban from an online game is, if anything, a highly lenient punishment.
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We don't know how instrumental Cambridge was to Parscale's online strategy, but it seems reasonable to assume that it was important.
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Given its provenance, it seems reasonable to assume that the statue was originally part of the cargo of a shipwrecked vessel.
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Priebus said "it certainly seems reasonable to me" that someone would be fired over the speech, according to The Washington Post.
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A four-year, $100 million contract seems reasonable; there's precedent with that exact number between Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Even when Trump seems reasonable in the moment, he may later lash out on social media, and his supporters often follow.
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Prices start at $179, which is on par with other bridesmaid dresses and actually seems reasonable if you wear it afterward.
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Last year was the iPhone 6S year, so it seems reasonable to assume that this year we'll see the iPhone 7.
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Given the sheer number and variety of stars within these clusters, it seems reasonable to think they'd also be packed with life.
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It seems reasonable to expect, then, that the target audience would be able to easily read itself into that more anxious scenario.
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It therefore seems reasonable that Epson chose to keep the processing unit that powers the glasses attached by wires instead of wireless.
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But Mr Trump keeps saying things like this—at some point it seems reasonable to believe that these remarks reflect his views.
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It seems reasonable to help the poorest in society move up, but that could make the middling sort feel even more unsettled.
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"It seems reasonable to us to consider whether the company could look to access capital in the public markets," the analysts said.
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SNP-profiling is already used to enhance desired attributes in livestock, so it seems reasonable to assume it will work on people.
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"Therefore, it seems reasonable to me that the cost of testing, building prevention measures and treatment is shared across Europe," he added.
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"It seems reasonable to suggest that story language and narrative communication are the only way we have to learn anything," says Kelly.
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Though the bet seems reasonable, success is hardly guaranteed—and stable value investments like Verizon are rarely known for their bold risk-taking.
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"It seems reasonable to report than ride-sharing is associated with fewer alcohol-involved crashes in some places," Morrison said in an email.
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At the very least, it seems reasonable that the BuzzFeed Video backlash should prompt the site to rethink the way it sources content.
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But for those who view Tesla as a tech stock and not an auto stock, the $303 share price seems reasonable, Cramer said.
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"There is no legal requirement to provide candidates with intelligence briefings, so it seems reasonable for her to lose this privilege," Ryan wrote.
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Given recent experience, it seems reasonable to set the base rate probability for the forthcoming meeting in Algeria at well below 50 percent.
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It seems reasonable to argue that bail-outs for banks amid broad woes for workers led to a loss of confidence in the system.
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So, it seems reasonable for Mobileye to want to separate itself from not only that kind of liability, but also that kind of attitude.
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The 60-minute buffer worked out alright, and it seems reasonable enough not to want to venture too far away from what you know.
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But multiple attorneys, advocates, and even Congress members have insisted that only one option seems reasonable: letting Central American families pursue asylum without detention.
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These things are hard to quantify, but it seems reasonable to assume that such a prominent female role model would have some positive effect.
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But it seems reasonable to point out that a man this close to the presidency is criticizing his rival's important policy position this way.
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Plus, the Republican position — a "clean" government funding bill that funds the Children's Health Insurance Program for several years — seems reasonable on its face.
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"Johnson added that "it seems reasonable that the middle classes should be required to stump up for non-essential services they can well afford.
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That there will be times when despair seems reasonable, and when failure seems inevitable—but along the way, there will still be good things.
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It seems reasonable to assume that around 10,000 newly registered voters participated in the 2008 Democratic primary, or only about 4 percent of the electorate.
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But given the huge amounts of cash flowing into this industry, it seems reasonable to assume that this is just the calm before the storm.
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Scott wouldn't say how far the robots can travel, but it seems reasonable to assume that they could easily go for a mile or two.
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Seeing as how the BFR is a much bigger and more complex vehicle, it seems reasonable that its development will take longer than expected, too.
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She rejects them both, which seems reasonable, but she never finds a replacement for romance in her life, even in the form of a hobby.
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But it seems reasonable to expect big things from this young girl, who'll be learning a thing or two from her mom and her friend.
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It also seems reasonable to assume that women's individual life experiences make them statistically more likely to legislate in a way that benefits women generally.
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" But, as Olevia Boykin, Christopher Desir and Jed Rubenfeld pointed out in The New York Times in January: "Racial bias can affect what seems reasonable.
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It seems reasonable to assume that the full song will appear on Migos' Culture II, out next week, but the snippet is already beautiful enough.
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It seems reasonable to be relatively skeptical of online state or district polls; amassing a sufficiently diverse sample for a representative poll can be difficult.
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Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus told reporters on Tuesday morning that it "seems reasonable to me" that someone should be fired over the speech.
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Protzko didn't study the trait of conscientiousness, but it seems reasonable that we tend to project that increased conscientiousness on our evaluations of kids' pasts.
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It seems reasonable to deduce that Putin was holding back in part at Kislyak's recommendation — a proposal likely drawing on the Russian envoy's conversations with Flynn.
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But that seems reasonable as long as you pick one direction and stick with it, it shouldn't matter whether your spoon is moving clockwise or counterclockwise.
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Given the high — and sometimes unjustifiable — cost of some health care settings, it seems reasonable to pursue payment parity for comparable care delivered in different settings.
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Given that all this work transpires in India — that the clothing is indeed made by Indians — her use of brown-skinned emoji hands seems reasonable enough.
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It seems reasonable to include in such taboos proclamations in public settings stating that one race, nationality, religion, sex or orientation is superior to all others.
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And while we also don't know what the total cost for the party was, it seems reasonable to estimate that it was in the high seven figures.
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"Industry does not develop technology overnight and for the aircraft manufacturers to be ready, two years seems reasonable," a spokesman for the European Aviation Safety Agency said.
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But even that seems reasonable considering his ultimate goal of sending thousands of everyday people to and from Mars on a rocket that hasn't been invented yet.
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We don't have an exact date, but given the Christmas theme and the fact that he's got 2016 Twitter followers, a release around the holidays seems reasonable.
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Since Trump has already paid out more than $20 million in compensation to students he allegedly defrauded at his eponymous fake university, that suspicion seems reasonable enough.
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Write them off as ill-informed dunderheads if you want, but after the last 16 years of American leadership, rejecting the political class seems reasonable to me.
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It seems reasonable to guess that former Los Angeles Laker star Kobe Bryant was a complicated person, because he was a person and not the Archangel Gabriel.
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But even though no one is untouched by the pandemic, it seems reasonable to have sober conversations about permanent reforms, lest the federal government bloats itself regrettably.
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As far as why Google is doing this at the moment, it seems reasonable that it's genuinely trying to ingrain that kind of second-nature into the public.
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That pace, which is faster than markets currently expect, "seems reasonable if we continue to see real GDP growing faster than the so-called 'potential' rate," Rosengren said.
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So it seems reasonable to assume that there are a whole lot more patients struggling with medical bills than there are health care reporters writing on the topic.
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Kristen's aversion to the wrinkling texture seems reasonable enough, but she may be denying a huge evolutionary development that, who knows, could maybe come in handy one day.
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Especially on a day where hardware security is very much in the news, it seems reasonable to expect that Macs need to go through an Apple-approved diagnostic.
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"Considering the cost of PPV boxing, cage fighting and WWE, price seems reasonable considering the star power and the amount of programming being made available," he told Reuters.
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If Facebook believed it needed to remove the messages entirely from its servers in case the company's backend systems we breached, a disclosure of some kind seems reasonable.
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While we don't know for sure how quickly launch-day iPhones will sell out, it seems reasonable, if not likely, that the rumors about complications might bear out.
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Two to three interest rate hikes this year "seems reasonable," he said, and there will be a lot more economic data to parse between now and mid-June.
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It surely seems reasonable that stable patients with single-vessel disease should be informed that stents work no better than fake procedures, and no better than medical therapy.
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This "right of return" seems reasonable and just, but relatively few people realize that — uniquely among the world's 65 million refugees — the Palestinians' descendants are defined as refugees.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) has called on regulators to explicitly consider both sides of markets, and look at whether concentration hurts workers as well as consumers, which seems reasonable.
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"While the news today is bad, there is an element of kitchen sink with a new CEO coming in, the strategy as laid out seems reasonable enough," they said.
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It seems reasonable to assume Star-Lord, its flagship hero, will live to see it, not least because Chris Pratt is one of the biggest stars in the MCU.
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That's similar to how games on platforms like Facebook and the App Store started out, so it seems reasonable to say Roblox is just in a similarly early stage.
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Performance from the Snapdragon 617 processor seems reasonable enough, and the 5.5-inch 1080p display is decent, though it does lose quite a lot of brightness at off angles.
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For those in the market for kids books – and who don't want an ongoing subscription, as with services like Speakaboos, FarFaria, or MeeGenius, for example – the price seems reasonable.
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Air France, after all, has decided to conduct business in Iran, and it therefore seems reasonable for it to ask its staff to abide by local laws and customs.
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It seems reasonable to invest in a thriving industry that recirculates wealth on a national level, yet President Trump has proposed to close the NEA, which would save only .
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It seems reasonable to invest in a thriving industry that recirculates wealth on a national level, yet President Trump has proposed to close the NEA, which would save only .
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It seems reasonable, then, to construe the impeachment exception to the presidential pardon power to prevent any subversion, direct or indirect, of so fundamental a check on executive abuse.
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Assuming they have better numbers to work with now and a firmer sense of the regulatory landscape, it seems reasonable to think this might be a one-time market correction.
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The S&P 500 has climbed more than 300% since the bull market began, so it seems reasonable that it won't be able to replicate that feat so soon after.
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Now that Lundgren is going to prison it seems reasonable to say that his imprisonment is as much a Microsoft product as the OS it accused him wrongly of pirating.
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It seems reasonable to think that this sentiment might translate to appreciation for government — that the more programs people use, the more they might value the government that supplies them.
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It seems reasonable to say that neoconservative ideas influenced decision-making in the Bush White House, especially after September 11, 2001, when the President and policymakers were looking for answers.
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The opportunity to hold a part-time job is not generally available to Division I athletes, given their intense practice schedules, so an adjustment on that basis alone seems reasonable.
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Given the possibilities of going viral, he hopes to charge a base price, with an additional "X number of dollars per million views," which he says seems reasonable to him.
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That seems reasonable enough, but I don't see any way to argue that the latest strike on Syria was "self-defense," since there was no immediate threat to American security. Exactly.
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Speakers come in all kinds of shapes and sizes, and so do most of Apple's products, so it seems reasonable to expect the HomePod line to grow and evolve over time.
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It seems reasonable that people who violate rules that govern how we live as a society are temporarily barred from participating in the lawmaking process, which is what elections are about.
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It seems reasonable to say that in 2016 the world has never felt so in need of scathing critique, so it is with great pleasure that I say: welcome back, DANGERS.
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It also seems reasonable, as FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver has pointed out, to assume that many of the delegates who aren't explicitly recruited by Team Cruz will still like him just fine.
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While past reform efforts have been unsuccessful, it seems reasonable to speculate that he will take another crack at resolving one of the most challenging financial-services issues of recent years.
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Google does not permit manufacturers to preinstall Google-s proprietary apps on such devices, a restriction that seems reasonable to ensure that Google apps function properly when consumers first activate their devices.
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It's not clear why Facebook was paying to have these messages transcribed, though it seems reasonable that the human transcriptions might be used to improve its AI software's natural language processing abilities.
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That certainly seems reasonable, given that New England has a history of playoff success and the Eagles have been without their starting quarterback, Carson Wentz, since he was injured in Week 14.
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He has also stressed that more Americans should wear masks on a daily basis, and gatherings should be limited to 50 people, until a third phase of more loosened restrictions seems reasonable.
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This seems reasonable, given that the rich benefit disproportionately from cuts to corporate tax rates, since they are overwhelmingly the owners of the companies that would get a windfall from the cuts.
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The lack of faith leading to that line is palpable, yet it seems reasonable to think the Redskins (13-5) might get a bump from switching from Jay Gruden to Bill Callahan.
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He has also stressed that more Americans should wear masks on a daily basis, and gatherings should be limited to 50 people, until a third phase of more loosened restrictions seems reasonable.
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It seems reasonable to suggest that a moderate older white man with ties to the oil and gas industry just might not be what the Democratic Party is looking for right now.
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It's certainly not an experience that can compete with desktop-powered VR. And it seems reasonable to imagine that a poor first VR experience could sour some users on the technology's future potential.
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In America, for instance, it seems reasonable to expect life to get measurably worse over the next four years for visible minorities, LGBTQ people, women who seek autonomy over their own bodies, etc.
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"Looking at the market right now it seems reasonable that Iranian exports will remain at the 800,000 to 1.1 million bpd average," said Hochstein, who talks with energy ministers from big oil consumers.
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It seems reasonable to assume that the people motivated to spend the time entering an audience score on a website feel very strongly about the film, either in a positive or negative direction.
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Given that cavorting demons are not present in Verdi's original score, and that Giovanna d'Arco (Joan of Arc) was a devoutly religious French heroine—later declared a saint—Mr Chailly's resistance seems reasonable.
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Their connection isn't certain, but it seems reasonable to imagine that the young Japheth might have killed his rapist, killed his parents, faked his own abduction and then stolen his rapist's last name.
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Also, it seems reasonable that she would choose to support her fiancé on a day that may be really rough for him — even if that means missing out on an old pal's wedding.
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ANONYMOUS, SEATTLE So long as your husband didn't sneak anything about social calendar maintenance into your wedding vows, your position seems reasonable — assuming you've discussed this division of labor with your husband directly.
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But it seems reasonable that Trump's reanimation of NSEERS would target the same countries as the last one — creating a (more restrained) version of the "Muslim registry" Trump once endorsed on the campaign trail.
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Regulation is necessary for healthy and safe industry, and data is necessary for regulation, so this bill seems reasonable to me and to the city council members who voted for it in overwhelming majority.
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It seems reasonable to assume that it would be, but given that this info comes from a third-party developer-facing info resource, there's nothing about Apple's own plans for utilizing the new feature.
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It seems reasonable to suggest that a very, very small proportion of the 65 million or so people who live in Britain wear the face-coverings that have got politicians and journalists so excited.
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It seems reasonable for aggrieved Democrats to decline to have their dinners at Outback Steakhouse, to stop working out at SoulCycle, or to switch their allegiance from the Chicago Cubs to the White Sox.
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Since it only takes a few minutes without oxygen to straight-up die, it seems reasonable that even a small increase in the amount of air you consume might make you feel vaguely less dead.
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In the absence of broader data, it seems reasonable to use the 22017 or older population as a way to understand how a $229 fee can be a fountain of cash for a wireless carrier.
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That seems reasonable, until you remember Nintendo's current line of handheld gaming devices — 3DS and 2DS — let you dump all your save data for downloaded games (cartridges have built-in storage) onto an SD card.
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Just as college towns retain room for new students by graduating older ones, however, it seems reasonable that sustaining Northern California's strength as a startup hub requires locating jobs out-of-area as companies scale.
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As Clinton recovered quickly, is likely very educated about her health, probably knew why she felt faint (the heat and her pneumonia), her decision to go to her daughter's and call her physician seems reasonable.
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But if, on average, Democrats are benefiting from unsustainable turnout, it seems reasonable to suppose that they might still fare a bit worse in the general election than in the broad set of special elections.
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The Northern Territory is so immense and sparsely populated that it seems reasonable for a modest pub in Alice Springs to run advertisements on television in Darwin, a 16-and-a-half-hour drive away.
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Casting the dissent of marginalized groups as a First Amendment violation is the kind of pseudo-intellectual argument that seems reasonable to people who don't have enough skin in the game to bother paying attention.
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There may not be a definitive answer, but it seems reasonable to say that, yes, some supporters of Bernie Sanders are harassing his critics because they feel that's an appropriate way to show their support.
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So it seems reasonable to argue that if — if — you strip out theory and history, then the pedagogical content of "formal" education, versus "informal" education plus a year or two of experience, is roughly equivalent. Autodidacts?
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A price hasn't been announced yet but it seems reasonable to say it'll cost more than the $15 that Google Cardboard does and less than the $100 or so that headsets like Gear VR go for.
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The economic logic seems reasonable enough, at least in the short term: Movies, especially those with big budgets and international appeal, are incredibly expensive to advertise, with some costing $200 million or more just to market.
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Democrats in Congress are calling for Mr. Kushner's security clearance to be suspended or revoked, which seems reasonable enough, but also like a distraction from the main question: What is Mr. Kushner doing in this job?
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The sector is so beaten up that placing some funds there seems reasonable unless the companies have such debt that higher rates and a continuing poor environment might force them to miss interest or dividend payments.
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VI. "The transaction assumes a slow recovery (in oil prices), really $45 to $60 per barrel through 2019, and this seems reasonable," GE Chief Executive Jeff Immelt said on a call with investors and analysts on Monday.
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However, it seems reasonable to assume that while it may not be great for anything intensive, like competitive "Fortnite" or hardcore Adobe Illustrator work, it'll probably be just fine for Microsoft Office, Facebook, and maybe even "Minecraft."
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Notice here that a 0 percent efficiency gap corresponds to an independent notion of fairness: Namely, with voters across the state evenly split between both parties, it seems reasonable that each party would win half of the elections.
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"I can't know what was on the campaign's mind, but it seems reasonable that his previous inability to handle a protest gracefully at this conference might be contributing to his nervousness about facing the Netroots again," Fiddler said.
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Maintaining a sexual connection with your partner can keep your bond strong throughout the stresses and joys of prenatal visits and the tedious, overwhelming experience of reading reviews of cribs, strollers, and more baby gear than seems reasonable.
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And in our post-#MeToo, post-Time's Up, post-Harvey Weinstein world, and given the sheer volume of allegations against Kelly, it seems reasonable to raise the question of why he's been able to continue working so much.
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This is not an especially impressive tally, but for that same reason it seems reasonable to expect she could keep it: She's not winning the support of a huge number of voters whom you would expect to abandon her.
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Given the number of times the White House's version of events has been disputed or debunked this past week, it seems reasonable to be skeptical of Trump's latest Twitter accusation that a Gold Star widow lied to the public.
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It seems reasonable to have a conversation with human resources that focuses on specific problems: If a manager's favoritism for a particular employee is really lowering morale or causing other trouble, that's a legitimate issue, whatever the underlying reason.
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"It seems reasonable to me that Apple would want some level of control over emoji use in the App Store, but banning it outright from anything other user-inputted text feels a step too far in my opinion," he says.
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Delta doesn't track which parent in two-parent households is most often responsible for tooth compensation, but it seems reasonable to assume that, like most of the mental work — noticing, remembering, planning — of parenting, this job is disproportionately handled by mothers.
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This particular shop has turned over several instances of child porn to the FBI over the years and considering the volume of computers it receives, it seems reasonable that it would run into this sort of material from time to time.
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"It seems reasonable to advise people not to sleep with lights on," lead author Dr. Yong-Moon Park, a postdoctoral fellow at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and senior author Dale Sandler, chief of the NIEHS's Epidemiology Branch, said.
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From infancy on, we are extraordinarily sensitive to patterns of evidence (in fact, that's how we acquire many of our beliefs about physics and biology), so it seems reasonable to think that evidence also determines our judgments about fantastical beings.
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Lennar's use of incentives during the quarter ticked up by only 2700 basis points year over year, which seems reasonable based on the environment and does not point to overly aggressive price reductions to push sales, Morningstar analyst Brian Bernard said.
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My picture, however, appeared inaccurately only in Google search results, so it seems reasonable to assume that a company with thousands of employees, whose parent company, Alphabet, has a market capitalization of about $740 billion, would be able to help.
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But at the same time, the Supreme Court and other courts have been reluctant to erode the Fourth Amendment's protections for data like location information because it seems reasonable to them that people would expect that material to be private.
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As has been repeated ad nauseam, it seems like the people behind the campaign simply intended to amplify divisions in the U.S. It seems reasonable to say that if that campaign had any effect whatsoever, it was through various attempts at voter suppression.
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So, if a route between Los Angeles and Singapore has a lot more shipping traffic than a route between Seattle and Singapore, it seems reasonable enough to predict that any given ship leaving Singapore is more likely to be going to Los Angeles.
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Since he ran for president by arguing, in part, that the use of private email to conduct government business by Hillary Clinton was crooked, it seems reasonable that he shouldn't allow his own staff to use private email to conduct government business.
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"I'm not automatically someone who subscribes to this, but having said that, this ship is off the coast of Syria, it's ostensibly for research purposes, it seems reasonable," Madory told Motherboard over the phone today when discussing the feasibility of the theory.
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His team has been working the system since Iowa, getting as many loyalists as possible chosen for delegate slates, to the point where it seems reasonable to assume that many delegates pledged to Trump will switch to Cruz at the first opportunity.
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It seems reasonable to assume -- or at least to hope -- that the United States will not face this problem again, either because the federal courts will eventually enforce the Constitution or because no one will ever test its limits in this way again.
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Well, I queried this data on March 113, the old executive order was active from January 211 to February 2120 — and it seems reasonable to compare that period to the January pre-ban-period, and to the period after the ban was lifted.
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"As a private law firm we have significant payroll, rent, taxes, insurance and other expenses every week, so an arrangement where we might receive some compensation to defray our costs seems reasonable to us and is agreed to by our clients," Bloom said.
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It seems reasonable to assume that the experience was pleasurable to him; for even if he is cognitively impaired, he was capable of struggling to resist, and, for reasons we will note shortly, it is implausible to suppose that Stubblefield forcibly subdued him.
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"As a private law firm we have significant payroll, rent, taxes, insurance and other expenses every week, so an arrangement where we might receive some compensation to defray our costs seems reasonable to us and is agreed to by our clients," Bloom added.
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"Whilst it may be some time before the CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) bless this deal, the strategic imperative for Just Eat makes sense, the consideration seems reasonable and we do not underestimate the importance of Just Eat taking hungryhouse off the table," he said.
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Yet, it seems reasonable to assume that the more these ideas grow in the collective consciousness—the more people realize exactly what they've sacrificed in exchange for convenience—the more likely they are to indulge that most popular of rebellious reflexes, and take back control.
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However, it seems reasonable that the first wave of settlers to set up shop in a Mars colony, for example, are going to need a glimpse of the familiar every now and again to prevent their Earth-bound psyches from going completely off the rails.
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Obviously, people give money to candidates for different reasons (for example, to make sure a candidate makes the debate stage), but once you lock in on a candidate, you might logically stop giving to others — so it seems reasonable to interpret some fluidity here.
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His presidency itself being the result of highly unpredictable forces which, as in Brexit, are in play elsewhere, Trump is such a departure from previous norms that it only seems reasonable to impose some higher margin of safety on a wide range of assets.
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But it seems reasonable because the Earth and moon are made out of similar base materials (suggesting they were created from the same source material) and because that material was molten at the time they formed (due to the great power of the impact).
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It'd be odd to discuss the speaker at a second press conference without knowing when it'll be ready to launch, so it seems reasonable to expect a release date at the end of December, if it plans to aggressively target the holiday shopping season.
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It seems reasonable to read Mr Pence's remarks in Cartagena as signaling that Trumpian bluster about Venezuela should be taken seriously but not literally, to borrow and adapt a phrase about Mr Trump coined by Selena Zito, a conservative pundit, during his presidential run.
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The basic idea, however, is solid: If we're walking around with these networked devices in our pockets, it seems reasonable that we should be able to engage with localized ad hoc networks in meaningful ways that are also not a pain in the ass.
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This time-bounding seems reasonable, as it's basically covering bookings made by people uninformed about the situation in the U.S. and extending to an endpoint that fits with most of the existing measures being taken by states and communities around social distancing and travel limitations.
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If you believe in the competency of Snap's executive team in managing the pace of their roadmap and burn — by no means a trivial question, to be clear — it seems reasonable to put these considerations aside when taking a fundamental, long-term view on Snap's potential.
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It seems reasonable to conclude that a hacker looking for money is aware of that, and will tailor his or her targets accordingly, rather than send a self-replicating malware in hopes that it finds a target with enough money to potentially provide a sizable ransom.
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"Contacts over the past days have led to a situation where it seems reasonable to assume that the review mission, including the mission heads, might be able to go to Athens in the coming week, to be confirmed tomorrow," one official close to the lenders said.
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But how much of this is just tactical President Trump, the 'Art of the Deal', kick him in the teeth first, to get their attention, then after that let's sit down and when we finally actually comes to a negotiated solution everybody seems reasonable and sane?
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That pace, which is faster than markets currently expect, "seems reasonable if we continue to see real GDP growing faster than the so-called 'potential' rate," Rosengren said, though he said the timing of rate hikes will depend on economic data, global conditions and fiscal policy.
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It's increasing the amount of flexibility that the Fed is giving itself for the rest of the year...That seems reasonable given what's going on from a global perspective...I think (stocks) are rallying because it was a little more dovish than I think consensus was expecting.
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Korematsu died in 2005, but it seems reasonable to imagine that he would have applauded the protestors, who wasted no time in organizing against the Trump Administration, prompting speedy action from the courts and perhaps forcing the government to dial back a small but crucial part of the order.
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An interest rate increase in December seems "reasonable," Bullard said during an event in Phoenix, but beyond that "the new policies could have an impact but more likely in 2018 than 2017," given the uncertainty around action by Congress and the time it takes for policy to change.
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"To the best of my family's knowledge, and we are fairly but not totally certain of this, Katie did not seek medical care prior to Monday evening; if she had, it seems reasonable to conclude, the subsequent days would have unfolded very differently," her brother, Stephen May, says.
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While exhaustive background checks prior to anyone buying a gun should be common sense, and while an assault weapons ban reinstatement seems reasonable, we also need to soberly recognize that we are dealing with degraded levels of consciousness – whether manifested in the form of religious fanatics or street predators.
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"A number in the 2.5 percent range seems reasonable to expect, and that would likely be good enough for the Fed even if it's only the first decent quarter for growth in the past four quarters and ahead of the frequent Q1 growth disappointments," said Derek Holt at Scotiabank.
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My point being: it seems reasonable to expect the rise of new protests, and new kinds of protests, aimed not just at political institutions à la Occupy; not just at injustices à la Black Lives Matter and the current pipeline protests in North Dakota; but aimed directly at the tech industry.
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"It seems reasonable to imagine that the President has erected a monument, in the very tradition of Land Art, that could serve as compensation for the virulent iconoclasm of the present, when other monuments have to be taken down out of political correctness and their history erased," said Mr. Diers.
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It has the cash to potentially offer so much to Study participants that it effectively coerces them to give up their data; $10 to $20 per month like it was paying Research participants seems reasonable in the U.S., but that's enough money in India to make people act against their better judgement.
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The legal approach to screwdriving, though, would likely depend on whatever real life victims materialize, and as sex tech veers increasingly toward IoT connectivity—syncing with an app, virtual reality masturbation sessions, setting off a cross-country partner's vibrator—without manufacturers pausing to patch security holes, it seems reasonable to expect they will.
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Not crowns,not conquest defined in terms of how many fear you, orfear to say otherwise, not by thesewill you know your own royalty, but in smaller ways, howto the least gesture there's more power than seems reasonable,though it will feel deserved…So I was told, and they have notproved wrong.
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We may not follow the US example with things like health care and capital punishment — because we also have millennia of experience with both — but given how the US practically invented the internet we know now, it seems reasonable to expect that its regulatory system must be operating in the most efficient manner possible. Right?
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In fact, Tehran has made it clear that the lifting of sanctions and possibly other conditions on the U.S. need to happen before Iran would consider a dialogue with the U.S. The U.S. offer to talk seems reasonable, especially given some of the egregious actions taken by Iran against the U.S. and other countries.
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Seems reasonable to believe that Rivers has even had some recent conversations with Jackson about the remote chances of trading for Anthony, though he pleaded the Fifth on that dicey subject hours before his slumping, Chris Paul-less Clippers rallied late to defeat the dissolving, 22-32 Knicks, 119-115, at Madison Square Garden.
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Which is why when I am sworn to secrecy by the Top Chef PR team and told to go to a random parking lot to be taken via school bus to an undisclosed location to sign a waiver, and then taken to a third and final location, it seems reasonable to show up and just go with it.
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Of course, Facebook isn't completely getting rid of news — though we don't know exactly how Facebook's planned changes will play out, it seems reasonable to assume that you'll still see news in the Trending topics sidebar, in updates from any news outlets you follow on your "Pages" feed, and when you visit their Facebook pages directly.
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As a result, Nicolette is a maddeningly obscure narrator, a woman who behaves oddly, and each of the novel's early chapters offers only the slenderest of clues as to the next chapter's (the previous day's) equally obscure version of its protagonist: A lost ring appears, a bartender's hostility suddenly seems reasonable, the smell of paint fumes begins to make sense.
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Developed by IBM in conjunction with Airbus, the robot was designed with two functions in mind: to help astronauts with tasks, like providing visual walkthroughs for part installations (kind of like how an Amazon Echo Show can show you recipe direction), which seems reasonable enough, and as a companion for astronauts to talk to in the loneliness of space, which is where the creepy part sneaks in.
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To risk falling into the cycles of fruitless deconstruction that typify most things written about his work, it's probably best not to try and be too clever exacting what Babyfather (Dean Blunt) was trying to say with the cover for "BBF" Hosted by DJ Escrow—but it seems reasonable to assume it was about as genuine in its display of patriotism as it was its celebration of swegways.
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