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Donald Trump could not construct a sensible sentence about either (or at least, has not).
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America's Food and Drug Administration is aiming for a sensible combination of stick and carrot.
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Head-turning quotient: It has a cute exterior with a well-tufted, ergonomically sensible interior.
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It has said that defending the currency with foreign exchange reserves did not "seem sensible".
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Andrew Cuomo, which includes a strong and sensible provision to raise the state minimum wage.
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Someone so overcome by anger that he or she ceases to communicate in sensible English.
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The U.S. administration's new approach to the war in Afghanistan is both necessary and sensible.
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Both have A ratings from the N.R.A.; both have opponents supporting sensible gun security laws.
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What sensible person, or judge, would want to allow it to flourish inside a prison?
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When their father called Gillian his sensible daughter, it had sounded like a consolation prize.
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Después de todo, ese es un tema sensible en lo que a trama se refiere.
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"Setting the maximum price at an international standard and then negotiating is a sensible approach".
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He doesn't seem to regard it as a metaphor for a more sensible immigration policy.
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It's worth noting that you do have to opt in to this feature, which seems sensible.
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This is a sensible reaction for two people paranoid about the safety of their loved ones.
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That would have been sensible: much of the green belt is not very green (see Bagehot).
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Governments routinely bat away sensible policies that lack a champion when the money is handed out.
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We need to have more sensible rules, and patients need better mental health and vocational services.
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It's a sensible capstone to Lemonade and 4:44, which both dealt with their marital issues.
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The question is whether there will be enough money to back up the law's sensible proposals.
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He said a better solution would be mutual recognition and reciprocal equivalence, with sensible notice periods.
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That's a sensible strategy, given Trump's inexperience and unpredictability, but the downside has become apparent lately.
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A previously sensible, minimal, and rational bed sofa transforms into a moody, dark, and tactile animal.
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"They are allowed to do that, but we don't think it's a sensible arrangement," Woods said.
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This is a sensible point, and one espoused by many with progressive views around drug legislation.
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It's wrong because it's irresponsible, passing the buck instead of offering sensible solutions for immigration reform.
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It sought peace with the Kurdish minority, and the economy grew healthily thanks to sensible reforms.
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Modernising the sales tax would be sensible, as would taking a second look at property levies.
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For now Brexiteers will congratulate themselves for unleashing the inner anarchist in a normally sensible nation.
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Thankfully, the world has at least one sensible commentator capable of shutting all this nonsense down.
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This sensible policy is good for law-abiding businesses, good for workers, and good for taxpayers.
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This sensible bill should draw bipartisan support because it is feasible and what the country needs.
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When he wrote that Howard Dean was "non-ideological, sensible, solidly mainstream," he was being nice.
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He, like Giuliani, was hailed in some quarters as a choice more sensible than stringently ideological.
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And people support her: She's seen as a firm hand on the wheel, a sensible pragmatist.
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We have to get out of this overly simplistic framework and create more sensible policy proposals.
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"But viewed correctly, sensible safeguards are part of freedom, not a retreat from it," he said.
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It's a sensible realization, and it wouldn't be surprising if it came from anyone but Zuckerberg.
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You can't follow a sensible plan if you are always frantically managing your daily cash flow.
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Had polio been a hantavirus, transmitted in dried mouse urine, that might have been sensible advice.
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She urged people to contact their elected officials and ask them to support "sensible" gun laws.
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It may be frustrating, but against the alternatives, it is the only sensible course of action.
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But by that point, she had already kicked off her stilettos and was wearing sensible flats.
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In short, the most sustainable and sensible solutions place plants at the center of our plates.
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We trust the providers to fill them with sensible stuff, otherwise the viewers will not view.
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"More spending could be sensible if it revives Italy's economy," Mr. Giegold said in a statement.
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The paper has two main ideas: Sensible wonks would also be interested in seeing proper experiments.
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Promising to intervene in cases where there is serious harm isn't just sensible — it's also scalable.
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People with a legitimate need for them should not balk for a moment at sensible controls.
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It would be more sensible than some of the other chants that occur at these events.
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Wouldn't it be sensible to drop him for the F.A. Cup and some Premier League fixtures?
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"He should be sensible in terms of provoking the streets," Mr. Caiado said of Mr. Temer.
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Opponents of stronger background checks and other sensible measures are betting on our children to fail.
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A procession of epiphanies and expanded thoughts that settle into a different partition of the sensible.
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Companies frequently offered only the medicines they wanted to sell rather than the most sensible choices.
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The sun clashes with taskmaster Saturn, your sensible planetary ruler, finding you making a responsible choice.
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It gave me some hope that the sensible center can hold this country together after all.
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Trump's decision to flip the table and storm away is predictable but in no way sensible.
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"Cada vez que nos acercamos, decían: 'Bueno, no podemos hablar de eso aquí porque es sensible'".
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She gave solid, compelling answers and conveyed herself as the sensible pick among her Democratic challengers.
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The Canadians will just keep telling you about their terrific, sensible, well-adjusted young prime minister.
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"It's a sensible strategic move for Best Buy," according to Charlie O'Shea, Moody's lead retail analyst.
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That may sound sensible to conservatives who, contrary to evidence, believe that Medicaid receipt discourages work.
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Paul Johnson, director of The Institute for Fiscal Studies think-tank, described Hammond's changes as "sensible".
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"Take risk off the table," said CFP Dana Aspach, CEO of Sensible Money in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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And so when ample warnings went unheeded by some, the county took sensible -- not radical -- action.
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Invest in sensible gun reform laws that allow us to do our job without lockdown drills.
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Let's instead focus on a sensible economic plan to help those Trump voters who are hurting.
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Hence, the large increase in scholarship support, which acts as a sensible form of price discrimination.
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When your bathtub is nearly full, it's usually a sensible idea to turn down the spigot.
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Last year, while still a senator, Sessions voted against a sensible bipartisan bill sponsored by Sens.
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Any sensible individual, at this point, would've taken control of fate and promptly shaved his head.
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The sensible response to this unnerving series of developments is to do pretty much anything else.
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Yet despite the constraints and pressure, some workers managed to strike sensible compromises between various demands.
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His report, published on Wednesday, offers a clear analysis of the challenges and some sensible remedies.
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee doesn't issue too many proclamations, but those he does are usually quite sensible.
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Until then, all those who fight against sensible gun legislation have no business simply expressing their sympathies.
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Then, as now, any responsible and sensible federal prosecutor would recognize this agreement as a major mistake.
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For doing all the incredible feats of bravery that we (or any sensible person, ever) never would.
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Like any sensible pundit looking back on 2016, I am getting out of the political predictions game.
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"It's doable and sensible but it would be complicated," said Marchel Alexandrovich, European financial economist at Jefferies.
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Nobody sensible would have watched Gavin Newsom in the early evening Wednesday, but he's really good, too.
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The planned British increase (aligning the tax rates of the employed and self-employed) was perfectly sensible.
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But it also proves that the company doesn't yet know how to differentiate itself in sensible ways.
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It's a sensible evolution of its all-metal flagship phones with a back camera that doesn't suck.
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However honeyed and sensible Mr Mnangagwa's recent words, his record of evil-doing cannot be washed away.
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These golden moments alone would earn "The Lion and the Rose" a place on any sensible list.
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But Trump's speech was sensible and plausible, a middle course between George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook would adopt sensible frameworks for returning cash to shareholders as their profits soar.
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The only sensible legal interpretation here is that the writing is on the wall for cookie walls.
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To achieve sensible, long-lasting reform, Mr Trump needs the support of some Democrats in the Senate.
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"No one sensible is saying that we should go back to the old system," Harry Holzer adds.
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Plenty of them see the focus on individual firms as a politically canny (and thus sensible) substitute.
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CHRIS COONSUS SenatorWilmington, Delaware* Your recent article reaches some sensible conclusions but via an error-strewn path.
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Presenting a long-awaited white paper, Mr Javid presented a few sensible policies to boost housing supply.
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"The timing is always very important and (company) valuations must be in a sensible range," Degenhart said.
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If nothing else, Ricky seems a lot more sensible than everyone else, at least for a while.
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Sensible Saturn — which has been retrograde in Sagittarius since April 17 — corrects his course on August 13.
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We Greens also want to secure the EU's external borders and build a sensible database of fingerprints.
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For this reason a test route across the Arabian desert would be a sensible place to start.
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This is sensible as far as it goes, but it still seems woefully inadequate to the task.
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Still, Elrond Burrell, an architect based in New Zealand, questions whether the zero-energy standards are sensible.
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It's a Frankenstein device that no sensible smartphone maker like Apple or Samsung would ever bother making.
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In the following years, as the economy ticked along steadily, they went for sensible greys and silvers.
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The best results are those that lead to formalisation as a by-product of sensible rule-making.
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It's a sensible mistake: You're required to withdraw the money and pay income taxes, so why not?
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Of course, that's no sensible way to work, which is why Pixar has an incremental rendering technology.
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He makes the plan seem like a sensible strategic discussion between two allies plotting their course together.
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To achieve the right balance, regulators must find sensible answers to three questions: what are crypto-assets?
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The current front-runner is Laurentino Cortizo, the sensible but bland nominee of the Democratic Revolutionary Party.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor of the exchequer, is saying some sensible things about solving Britain's housing shortage.
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Trump's biggest defenders will then try to explain how his comments weren't racist but actually incredibly sensible.
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If these were sensible grounds for a bail-out, any failing company would be entitled to one.
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The US has reached a point where sensible policies, that the nation needs, are off the table.
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Some plotters point out that they are well prepared for the conference, with lots of sensible delegates.
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In other words, currently there is no sensible theory of quantum gravity that people could agree on.
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We thought it was a sensible thing to do, although we were not ordered to do it.
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Many of the more sensible solutions take time and start with diagnosing what lies behind the numbers.
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Zellner is an awfully assured lawyer, so much so that she can end looking left of sensible.
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"Let's just go for it, like Thelma and Louise!" the supposedly sensible Bolt EV seemed to scream.
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And that begins with demonstrating an ability to pass a sensible replacement to the Affordable Care Act.
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WE WANT TO TAKE ANOTHER SENSIBLE LOOK AT THIS STUFF -- NOW THAT HAVE WE EXPERIENCE IN OPERATING.
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For the last 25 years, WAGV has worked to make California a leader in sensible gun legislation.
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"This is an entirely sensible decision and probably an overdue one," said IDC technology analyst John Jackson.
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Yet, Republicans won't even consider sensible gun measures because the NRA owns and controls the Republican party.
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All of which sounds eminently sensible and feasible but don't hold your breath in terms of timing.
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I decided instead to get rich, that it was the only sensible but senseless thing to do.
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Zielke said Commerzbank had a clear idea of how it could develop business in a sensible way.
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" In a statement, Uber's Queensland general manager Sam Bool praised the government's "sensible, safety based ridesharing regulations.
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"It is a very sensible policy move," said Neil Shearing, chief emerging markets economist at Capital Economics.
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Meanwhile, shorts could pop the volatile crypto bubble and push prices to more sensible and stable levels.
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The underlying objectives—defeating ISIS, countering terrorist threats, punishing the use of chemical weapons—seem sensible enough.
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Buff the entire shoe with a buffing brush for about five minutes longer than you think sensible.
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Yet, however painful for investors, the sensible goal is ultimately to create slimmer, safer, more profitable outfits.
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Russell said that was not a sensible option, and sectors like agriculture could emerge as "big losers".
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We find these characters so compelling because they seem to reject the sensible, responsible way to live.
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But the upside is that it has finally led Congress to adopt a sensible approach to cybersecurity.
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We wear textiles every day, so integrating electronics using fabric was the most sensible thing to do.
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The fact that she never once pauses to take the sensible approach doesn't surprise me at all.
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We would much rather be at the table helping them to make sensible decisions in our interests.
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Unfortunately, structural problems in our politics have frustrated the sensible center from solving these and other issues.
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Within the context of civic-republican thought, Bobby's apparently disparate political stands become perfectly sensible and coherent.
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"I think it's just a sensible decision with the current situation," he said in a text message.
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After all, if you're eating healthy, do you make yourself a "minimal" dinner or a sensible dinner?
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Even when the final regulation is sensible, the intervening confusion has dampened investment enthusiasm and delayed deployments.
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That is far too large a group to deport, even if it were sensible to do so.
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I know that there's some people who believe, as do we all, that sensible regulation is good.
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It became clear as he started going down that path that he had a pretty sensible plan.
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"Most sensible people parked over somewhere and enjoyed a nice cup of coffee," Flynn told Business Insider.
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These are timely, sensible ideas, echoing recommendations made by President Obama's task force on 21st-century policing.
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Tim Kaine is totally sensible, mostly safe and a bit of a snooze: the aspirin of aspirants.
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"I'm very happy that all the parties have been adopting a very sensible attitude," Mr. Chan said.
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Blom does the sensible thing and dodges a final verdict on what caused all those vicious winters.
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Paul LePage said Tuesday that letting Obamacare fail is as sensible as jumping off of a bridge.
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It's just that for the first time we're going to have a mayor that supports sensible regulation.'
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Congress needs to pick up the baton and legislate sensible rules for the regulation of social media.
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So it's only sensible that Jazz hops on Ali's extremely popular track "Ring 4x" for a remix.
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As yet, though, inflation remains dormant in every country with even vaguely sensible monetary and fiscal policies.
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That's the only sensible interpretation of the signals sent by the president and some of his subordinates.
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A fair use trial over APIs is as sensible as a fair use trial over screwdriver heads.
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That would be the sensible way to try to act responsibly in our time toward the future.
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In short, we are winning when it comes to oil based on greater production and sensible policy.
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Just like Hilary's, they feature a sleek silhouette, a pointed-toe front, and sensible mid-height heel.
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Under normal circumstances, this can be a sensible requirement that mitigates any tendency to discourage job seeking.
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Sensible young people have it in their power to make their senseless elders take heed — and act.
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Gail: Now that is the kind of sensible, real-world answer I've come to expect from you.
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Only Val (Jolie Curtsinger) seems to be a sensible adult, so naturally her son gets into Dartmouth.
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A sensible employer seeking to fill an important position does not spend her time interviewing every applicant.
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"We have worked through the withdrawal issues for Gibraltar in a constructive and sensible way," she said.
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Last year, I sponsored bipartisan legislation giving the D.E.A. expanded powers to set more sensible production levels.
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"It's so sensible," said Steven Zarit, a longtime researcher of dementia and caregiving at Pennsylvania State University.
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It's sensible to find the rock fantastically underwhelming; it inhabits its cage like a lethargic zoo animal.
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The resulting book is a sensible, middle-of-the-road guide for amateurs and movie buffs alike.
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Given how late we are to the climate battle, maintaining some sensible regulation will also be necessary.
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For Cindy Laux and patients like her, a sensible solution means the difference between agony and relief.
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Sensible gun laws are not controversial to hunters, or parents, or a collector, or a police officer.
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Ms. Bickmore, a client of Ms. Anspach's firm, Sensible Money, lost her first husband, Les, in 2008.
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