Entrance is free, and we strongly suggest getting there early.
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They strongly suggest that the procedure is next to useless.
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I strongly suggest you invest in a few good pairs.
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Bustamante responds that the results "strongly suggest" Native American heritage.
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I strongly suggest you bid only at the last second.
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If she has a boy, we strongly suggest naming him Fetch.
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"I strongly suggest you stop believing what you're reading," he said.
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"The facts strongly suggest a case of mistaken identity," concludes Haki Africa.
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Those dimensions strongly suggest that the world is rocky like Earth too.
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I strongly suggest setting up a tracking system to manage your raise.
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If you don't own a spiralizer yet, we'd strongly suggest ordering one. Why?
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So the odds strongly suggest that the market won't stay quite this placid.
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These data strongly suggest that many may, indeed, be addicted to their smartphones.
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Opinion polls strongly suggest Trudeau will lose his parliamentary majority in Monday's election.
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These provisions strongly suggest that he has no interest in actually passing legislation.
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It will ultimately be her choice, but I will strongly suggest elite institutions.
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If you want your Stocks to go down, I strongly suggest voting Democrat.
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"The facts strongly suggest this was retaliation for a lawful peaceful protest," Clough said.
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"I would strongly suggest familiarizing yourself with Kegel exercises — the vaginal squeezers," she says.
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On top of that, I strongly suggest freezing any and all increases in expenses.
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"We strongly suggest group exercise classes supervised and led by a certified instructor," he said.
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Strongly suggest your dad tweets this link if he mentions us (a link was included).
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For that reason, insurance counselors and federal officials strongly suggest that consumers return to HealthCare.
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ISS also asked investors what reasons would "most strongly suggest" the need to separate the roles.
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"If I was his lawyer, I'd probably very strongly suggest he take the Fifth," Cotter said.
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And rumors strongly suggest this year Apple will finally include wireless charging in the "iPhone 8".
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These drivers of jihadism strongly suggest that a son of ISIS will form in coming years.
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Recovery claims are problematic because they strongly suggest that the talk therapy treatments used are curative.
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Narratives outlined by prosecutors strongly suggest that similar behavior is conducted in the name of Adidas's rivals.
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Results of genome sequencing strongly suggest the 3T units are the source of contamination, the CDC said.
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But the mere existence of conservative campus publications across the country would strongly suggest that isn't true.
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If you don't, though, I strongly suggest you turn away, so it's not ruined for you, OK?
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Carson's comments strongly suggest that Mr. Trump promised him an administration position in return for his endorsement.
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Ongoing trends strongly suggest a steady hardening of positions by both Carrie Lam's government and the protesters.
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Photo: Zoo Hluboka/WikimediaA host of DNA samples "strongly suggest" that yetis are, in fact, local Himalayan bears.
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"The markings, engineering, and tooling apparent in this debris strongly suggest that it is aerospace related," said Waldron.
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So versatile, in fact, we'd strongly suggest bringing them out for the next fancy occasion on your calendar.
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"If you want your Stocks to go down, I strongly suggest voting Democrat," Trump tweeted this past week.
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We therefore strongly suggest utilizing our Election Eve Poll numbers and not the results of the exit polls.
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Unfortunately, the past 16 years strongly suggest these changes will fail to accomplish any of the administration's goals.
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These data strongly suggest that "we can improve VO2 max and performance at every age," Dr. Billat says.
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While the court filing does not directly point the finger at Moscow, it does strongly suggest Russia's involvement.
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"The PMI data strongly suggest that economic growth will accelerate in the first quarter," said Markit economist Trevor Balchin.
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KW Tallant has a whole range of completely original hand-drawn pins that I would strongly suggest checking out.
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But the authors' data strongly suggest that a prolonged battle for the nomination inflicts at least a modest penalty.
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The findings strongly suggest that we are born to be in motion, with health consequences when we are not.
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"These 3,762 variables strongly suggest that exchange prices are tailored and offered on a bespoke basis," the report said.
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There are several other instances with other ExCo members which, at the very least, strongly suggest vote-swapping occurred.
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And yet the record, resumé, and on-court product speak for themselves—and strongly suggest that Villanova is legit.
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Taken together, however, they strongly suggest a much longer timeline for adoption than many have been led to believe.
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Philosophical accounts of grandstanding strongly suggest that moral grandstanders behave less morally than other people in other ways, too.
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No traces of feathers were found in the fossil, but previous finds strongly suggest that oviratporids were indeed feathered animals.
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"If you want your Stocks to go down, I strongly suggest voting Democrat," Trump said in a tweet back then.
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The available court records strongly suggest that the company maintains a persistent record of the links sent in private messages.
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In my view, the public record is replete with facts that strongly suggest the president has committed numerous impeachable offenses.
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However, he thought that the results "strongly suggest the assumptions are correct," and the results were consistent with the hypothesis.
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Believe it or not, until now, the FDA could only strongly suggest that a company issue a recall for tainted products.
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These results strongly suggest that extra protein is advisable during weight loss, Dr. Phillips said, to avoid stripping yourself of muscle.
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Raffan says the results strongly suggest that in dogs with the mutation, the genetic pathway to turn off hunger is broken.
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But the incidents I've just described strongly suggest something that seems pretty obvious: The new netting is in the wrong place.
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He was harsher on Mr. Cohen, writing that if anybody wanted a good lawyer, he "would strongly suggest" not hiring him.
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"Our interviews strongly suggest that the autonomous generative self that many men described is also a haphazard self," the authors write.
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He said they strongly suggest that opioid use may be contributing to a rise in sexually transmitted diseases among young people.
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They strongly suggest that Spotify has successfully flexed its muscle as it negotiates the price it pays record companies for music.
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"Strongly suggest your dad tweets this link if he mentions us," WikiLeaks wrote in a message to Trump Jr. on Oct.
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But the extraordinary scenes of recent days strongly suggest that the Roberts court will find itself in a national security spotlight.
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Phil Cook, one of the study's authors, told me his findings strongly suggest keeping kids in school will reduce their crime rates.
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"We strongly suggest employing a zero-trust policy with respect to the service DropMyBin until other information becomes available," the researchers said.
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All the evidence cited above would strongly suggest that the global economic crisis of 2016 will not resemble either 1998 or 2008.
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I would strongly suggest doing this in person—whether at the skate park, a bar with a lax carding policy, or detention.
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I strongly suggest picking up a real-world chess board (I like this no-stress chess board for beginners $18) as well.
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This fact, combined with Trump's many references to a "Muslim ban," strongly suggest that the order's intent is to discriminate against Muslims.
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Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, later said he "would strongly suggest [Petersen] not give up his day job" at the Federal Election Commission.
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If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don’t retain the services of Michael Cohen!
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Our findings strongly suggest that limiting social media use to approximately 30 minutes per day may lead to significant improvement in well-being.
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The U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans strongly suggest that adults eat two servings of seafood, or a total of eight ounces, per week.
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Those kinds of numbers, if they hold up for the next week or so, strongly suggest the IPO window will re-open soon.
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"Future witnesses that we might ask to come in the future, I strongly suggest you come in and speak with us," Burr said.
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Of course the plaintiff never says that the case is about revenge; the facts of the case and its timing strongly suggest that.
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But legal filings strongly suggest a split with his court-appointed defenders about whether to argue that his rampage resulted from mental illness.
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These findings strongly suggest that Iranian cyberattacks must overcome a high bar to significantly affect American willingness to use force in the region.
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It does, however, strongly suggest that he should, for the good of Virginia, step down from its highest office and allow Lt. Gov.
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"If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen," Trump wrote.
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The sled tests, which use test dummies, strongly suggest that rear-facing seats perform better than front-facing seats in children through age 3.
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I would strongly suggest that other women do something similar, by having open conversations about what their peers are making at work, especially men.
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I would strongly suggest reading Altice's essay in full, since he gives a very elaborate history of the games and where they come from.
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While China may assert that the structures are for civilian aircraft or other nonmilitary functions, the center says its satellite photos strongly suggest otherwise.
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While Pelosi has not responded to the walk-through request, Jeffries's remarks strongly suggest the Speaker is not prepared to allow it to happen.
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"These findings strongly suggest that abstaining from cannabis helps young people learn, while continuing cannabis use may interfere with the learning process," Schuster says.
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These strongly suggest that VEB itself put up the entire purchase price and ended up with control of Midland's stake in the steel mill.
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"If anyone is looking for a good lawyer," the president tweeted, "I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!"
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But the emails do strongly suggest that some DNC leaders personally regarded Sanders as an outside threat and that they wanted him to lose.
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But the emails do strongly suggest that some DNC leaders personally regarded Sanders as an outside threat and that they wanted him to lose.
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They strongly suggest that she had something to do with the poison, but the boys refuse to let her talk to Allie, or anyone else.
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The circumstances surrounding the deaths strongly suggest that the victims were part of a human-trafficking effort turned deadly, but that has not been confirmed.
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"The overall dovish undertones of the statement strongly suggest that the CBR will make another 25 basis point cut in 2019," analysts at Citi said.
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The quotes around ballet in Zendaya's caption seems to strongly suggest this was shade, though why she would want to call out Jenner is unclear.
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"All these circumstances strongly suggest that the prosecution of Mr. Ng is not, and never was, about policing the integrity of U.N. operations," they wrote.
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More ominously, Amnesty International interviewed 56 residents of Jebel Marra who said government forces had used "poisonous smoke," describing effects that strongly suggest chemical weapons.
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"If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!" the president, 222, tweeted.
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Those numbers strongly suggest investors expect the Fed to keep rates near zero — or conceivably below zero at some point — for a very long time.
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For example, the latest consumer confidence index numbers do not strongly suggest any imminent change in the uptrend we have been seeing for so long.
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"Our data strongly suggest that the duration of life is limited," the authors, a trio of researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, write.
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The effort includes this weekly newsletter and one written by our bureau chief in Sydney, Damien Cave — an offering I strongly suggest you check out.
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Appointments to a range of lower-profile executive branch positions strongly suggest that he is likely to pursue a fairly aggressive policy of trade protectionism.
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The decision is up to you, but we're going to strongly suggest you forget your fingers and book it to brunch to meet your friends instead.
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Yet, Trump's comments about reining in the intelligence community and Coats' "confused" public comments Tuesday strongly suggest that he wants a political ally in the job.
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"The present findings strongly suggest that the species present in Metropolitan France and overseas territories should be considered invasive alien species," the study&aposs discussion reads.
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The fact that he's a lawyer who threatened to call immigration on the people at the cafe strongly suggest Schlossberg is on a massive power trip.
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"Strongly suggest your dad tweets this link if he mentions us," it continued, pointing Trump, Jr., to a link where viewers could search the stolen documents.
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Judge Bork's writings strongly suggest that his presence on the court would have produced a ruling far more deferential to legislative efforts to address gun violence.
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And while we don't want to encourage any unfound prejudice, we strongly suggest you watch the highlights of Salvatore Ganacci's performance at the 2018 Tomorrowland Festival.
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"We would strongly suggest that rent relief only be granted when concessionaires are extending health benefits to all their workers at the airports," Mr. Phillips said.
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"If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen," he tweeted in August 2018.
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CS: You don't say whether or not you're seeing a therapist or participating in a bereavement group, but if not I strongly suggest you do both.
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The exchange is damaging is because the emails strongly suggest the Trump campaign colluded with the Russian government to sway the outcome of the presidential election.
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And the emails at least strongly suggest that foundation donors had a better opportunity to mold the secretary of state's worldview than they would have otherwise.
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That doesn't mean it's impossible for North Korea to be behind the Tribune attacks, but Ryuk's use alone doesn't strongly suggest the attack was from North Korea.
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Between the incredible view of the sunrise and the relative quiet at Masada so early, I would strongly suggest following the Snake Path an hour before sunrise.
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The tragic legacies left by wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, along with indelible blemishes on our national honor from Abu Ghraib to Guantanamo, now strongly suggest otherwise.
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"Whatever Trump may have thought when he claimed total exoneration two weeks ago, subsequent events strongly suggest that claim will fall flat on its face," he said.
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"Our results strongly suggest that the ancestral dinosaur was a quick, two-footed, generalist feeder that would have eaten a mix of plants and meat," Baron said.
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Think about it: If you had an employee behaving this way, you'd immediately remove him from any position of responsibility and strongly suggest that he seek counseling.
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Though the Court did not reveal how each justice voted in this case, the justices' comments at oral argument strongly suggest that they split along party lines.
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Further, a range of studies strongly suggest that desegregated schools educate all children such that they can better contribute to American society and to a healthier American economy.
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But if you'd rather not have your mom or dad or girlfriend send away private health information with a tube of their spittle, we'd strongly suggest something else.
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In terms of future campaign backers, we strongly suggest having a highly visible place at your booth where people can sign up to get on your email list.
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None of those issues has been solved, but trade and investments flows in the last few quarters strongly suggest that political and business ties could be warming up.
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"I strongly suggest having motion-sensor-activated lighting around the outside of the house — it's one of the cheapest forms of security you can have," Ms. Corey said.
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Oil demand is waning, industrial output is declining in many places (including the United States) and reliable indicators such as interest rates strongly suggest a recession is ahead.
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"If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!" he wrote on Twitter over the summer.
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Best for deep cleaning Best for Value Best for allergies If you want a lightweight, easy-to-store defense against messes, we strongly suggest keeping a handheld vacuum around.
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Sadly, these files strongly suggest that Picciotto suffered from severe mental illness, and her condition may have turned dire after she was prohibited from seeing her adopted daughter. 153.
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If you do get one, I strongly suggest you get a case for it, as the phone's glass back will scratch (and, possibly, break) if you leave it unprotected.
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More importantly, even among those who use ride-sharing services, the reasons or situations in which they do use them strongly suggest occasional, supplemental usage to their regular driving.
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"Those breaks in her shoulders very strongly suggest she was still alive at that moment as she moved her arms up and tried to break the fall," he said.
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Unlike the conjuring acts of painting and sculpture, documentary photography and portraiture require — or at least strongly suggest — the presence of the photographer, even if he is never seen.
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Studies strongly suggest that people who are mentally unstable, particularly those with severe paranoia, are more likely to become violent when under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
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But Tehran's statements and actions strongly suggest that its primary goal is not acquiring a nuclear weapon but rather reinstating the economic and diplomatic benefits afforded by the deal.
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Various job openings on the Lab126 careers site, including "software engineer, robotics" and "senior applied robotics scientist," strongly suggest the Amazon company is looking to dive deeper into robots.
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Our results strongly suggest that somehow cultivating or promoting our reasoning abilities should be part of the solution to the kinds of partisan misinformation that circulate on social media.
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" That tweet came after Trump smacked Cohen, tweeting, "If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!
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The lack of apparent fire damage among the wreckage of the of the British Aerospace Avro RJ85 strongly suggest the jet's fuel tanks were dry when it hit the ground.
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"What this data strongly suggest is that people that develop CFS in response to an infection, they do so because their immune system is primed to hyper react," Pariante explained.
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Kavanaugh does not go quite as far as Gorsuch in his critiques, but his rulings and academic writings strongly suggest he'd vote to narrow the doctrine if given the opportunity.
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Because Edward James Olmos' officer Gaff gives Deckard an origami unicorn, this seems to strongly suggest that Deckard's memories are implanted rather than "real," and thus he is a replicant.
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Although the fact that Kennedy has hired clerks seems to strongly suggest he's not ready to hang up his robes yet, a retirement announcement in April would not be unprecedented.
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Taken together, these findings strongly suggest that it's the heart of the holiday season, not what time of year it is, that makes us especially randy, Rocha and his team believe.
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Kuo says his supply chain checks strongly suggest Apple will introduce a lower-priced and lower-specced iPhone with a screen size that sits in-between the X and X Plus.
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Trump has also repeatedly and outrageously challenged the natural-born citizenship of President Obama in racially coded/dog-whistle ways that strongly suggest Trump scorns basic constitutional principles of racial equality.
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Between the lines: CBO's estimates strongly suggest that this year's increases are a response to the repeal of the ACA's individual mandate, on top of new regulations from the Trump administration.
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Last week he was so fed up with the spamming, he called the U.S. Department of Reparations toll-free number to strongly suggest they go straight to hell, but nobody answered.
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The results "strongly suggest" Warren has Native American ancestry that dates back some six to 10 generations ago, and revealed she was anywhere between 1/1024th and 1/32nd Native American.
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Best all-around budget pick Best suction for the price Best for allergies If you want a lightweight, easy-to-store defense against messes, we strongly suggest keeping a handheld vacuum around.
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While officials have denied that Giuliani worked in any capacity for the State Department, his involvement in this meeting, and the collaborations with diplomatic and foreign officials that followed, strongly suggest otherwise.
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Though the new research was geared towards the movements of a wheelchair, the findings strongly suggest that more sophisticated robotic devices could be controlled via BMIs, while requiring no physical intervention whatsoever.
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I'd strongly suggest that you correct your article, so businesses, consumers, and perhaps even personnel of the CBP, which is charged with enforcing ITC exclusion orders, aren't misled or confused by it.
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Chemical analysis of the plume indicated the presence of organic and nitrogen-bearing molecules, as well as salts and silicates, which strongly suggest ocean water is in contact with a rocky core.
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These works, including the windswept "Night Watch" (1966), on loan from a private collection on the West Coast, strongly suggest Joseph Beuys's scrawled blackboards (though they lack his social idealist (leftist) intent).
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Additionally, findings elsewhere strongly suggest that innovators tend to be intrinsically motivated — that is, they are interested in engaging pursuits that are personally meaningful, but might not be immediately rewarded by others.
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Soda makers create sparkling water, soda, and any other fizzy drink you can think of (even milk, though we strongly suggest not making carbonated milk because that sounds like straight up poison).
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The DNA analysis, performed by Stanford University professor Carlos Bustamante, concluded that while the "vast majority" of Warren's ancestry is European, the results "strongly suggest" Native American heritage six to 13 generations ago.
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But a number of their findings strongly suggest that&aposs the case, the wrote: Reports from 1990 to 2016 suggest a much more northerly black widow range than reports from 1960 to 1989.
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The analysis, performed by Stanford University professor Carlos Bustamante, concludes that the "vast majority" of the senator's ancestry is European, but the results "strongly suggest" Native American heritage six to 22012 generations ago.
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"The failures of the Bundy case and previous cases display serious misconduct by BLM law enforcement officials, and strongly suggest that there are systemic issues within BLM's law enforcement operations," Bishop and Rep.
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Oregon does not have mandatory evacuation rules — law enforcement officials can cajole and strongly suggest, but cannot force people to leave — so there are no hard numbers on how many people have fled.
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Still, the events you describe strongly suggest that your tenant has reached this point, and that it's more important to take care of him than to respect his demands to be left alone.
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Federal Aviation Administration guidelines already bar passengers from packing spare lithium ion batteries in their checked baggage, and strongly suggest that travelers keep any devices with the batteries in their carry-on bags.
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Discussions between people in the industry strongly suggest that TikTok will support native advertising on the platform as an effort to retain creators, according to Jacob Pace, CEO of the content firm Flighthouse.
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The DNA analysis, performed by Stanford University professor Carlos Bustamante, concluded that while the "vast majority" of Warren's ancestry is European, the results "strongly suggest" Native American heritage six to 10 generations ago.
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The first two years of his presidency strongly suggest the latter option to be true in almost all cases; Trump seems to begin each day with little memory or care for the day before.
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The facts as we have them strongly suggest that Trump used and lost other people's money -- lots of it -- to get out of paying massive amounts of income tax to the government for himself.
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"Justice Stras's professional background and record strongly suggest that, if confirmed, he would embrace the legacy of his role models and reliably rule in favor of powerful corporate interests over working people," he said.
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The messages strongly suggest there was a quid pro quo arrangement between Lutsenko and Giuliani's group: receive purportedly damaging information about a presidential candidate's son in exchange for the removal of an American ambassador.
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The authors of the stories strongly suggest, and want the readers to believe, that the executives or Google's other employees manipulated Search and other products to assist the Democrats and Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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These facts strongly suggest an impulsive leader who never strays too far from his personal self-interest in making public policy decisions, who personally likes debt and uses it aggressively and hates paying taxes himself.
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The results, just published in Archives of Sexual Behavior, strongly suggest that the "asexual" label could be capturing too broad a group, and that it might be time to get a bit more fine-grained.
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The investigation also "seems to strongly suggest" that his companion, who was wounded in the rampage, did not know Betts was planning to carry out the shooting or that he had weapons in the vehicle.
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While the president can take pride in this performance, the contemporaneous improvement of the economy and growth of the trade deficit strongly suggest that the trade deficit is a poor indicator of national well-being.
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They say the results "strongly suggest the decreases can be largely attributed" to the HPV vaccine because they saw "larger and faster decreases" among groups that are targeted and in countries with higher vaccination rates.
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The elections "were marked by numerous irregularities that strongly suggest fraud helped the ruling party unexpectedly win a majority of governorship," the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) said in a press release.
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Trump broke his silence on the guilty plea in an early morning tweet, saying: "If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!"
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So I strongly suggest that before you hit the polls on Tuesday, you book a therapeutic seat at the Howard Gilman Opera House before "Kings of War," which opened on Thursday night, closes on Sunday.
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"We can never say 100 percent, but I would strongly suggest that there is no one who has survived on the island," John Tims, the deputy commissioner of the New Zealand Police, said on Tuesday.
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If you worry about how your own mouth smells, the authors would strongly suggest that, before you pick up your toothbrush, you should pick up a piece of fresh fruit or a bowl of vegetables.
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Their study concludes: The results from our experiment strongly suggest that limiting social media usage does have a direct and positive impact on subjective well-being over time, especially with respect to decreasing loneliness and depression.
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The studies pool outcomes from past research involving more than a million men and women and, taken together, strongly suggest that regular exercise alters our bodies and brains in ways that make us resistant to despair.
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Many apps offer wine reviews that say they will help you make decisions, but I strongly suggest using the sommelier, who is in the best position to judge which wines go best with the restaurant's cuisine.
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The other two, with their rising proportions of trash from Asia, which is too far from the island for it to have floated there, strongly suggest it was crews' empties being flung from ocean-going vessels.
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AmazonFresh, free grocery delivery with Prime, food prices varyThe old adage may be to sleep when the baby sleeps, but I would also strongly suggest you apply it to food: Grocery shop while the baby eats!
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"The significant downgrade of the 2019-2020 real GDP growth outlook ... and more benign near-term headline inflation path strongly suggest significant room for additional rate cuts without the central bank abandoning its conservative stance," said Ramos.
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A few days before heading overseas, he used a commencement address — traditionally a chance to advise graduates on how to gain success in life — to strongly suggest to newly minted degree holders how they should vote in November.
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These findings strongly suggest that "improvements in fitness with a regular exercise program will have potential benefits on hot flushes," said Helen Jones, a professor of exercise science at Liverpool John Moores University, who oversaw the new studies.
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A few Burger King locations (only in California so far) have already started to offer these amazing snack sticks — so again, we strongly suggest dropping everything and finding out when and if they're coming to your area (STAT).
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Thursday that he believes the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is dead, and he expressed confidence in intelligence reports from multiple sources that strongly suggest a high-level Saudi role in Mr. Khashoggi's assassination.
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That hotline call and the news that Lucy and Dan spent time in Las Vegas isn't incriminating, exactly, but it does strongly suggest that one of Will and Julie's parents had a role in what happened to them.
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Anthony Hopkins narrates this first trailer for Transformers 5, and I would strongly suggest pretending like this is all some twisted extension of Westworld since that seems to make more sense than whatever is actually happening in the movie.
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Taken together, these two facts strongly suggest that a lower — but less loophole-ridden — corporate tax rate could raise a comparable amount of revenue to the current system, but with less of a distorting effect on the overall economy.
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How it might work: No word yet on whether Disney is eyeing Castle Hangnail for animation or live-action, though the involvement of producers Ellen DeGeneres and Disney's live-action executive vice president Sam Dickerman strongly suggest the latter.
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We strongly suggest that if Congress wants to change Medicaid IMD exclusion, it should do so in a way that promotes a greater state capacity to provide the full continuum of care, thus working in concert with CMS' guidance.
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" Zeid said there was nothing to suggest Abu Thurayeh was posing an imminent threat when he was killed and "the facts gathered so far by my staff in Gaza strongly suggest that the force used against (him) was excessive.
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If the special counsel can prove that they in any way coordinated the timing of the WikiLeaks dump to take the heat off Trump at a moment when his entire campaign was in peril, it would strongly suggest collusion.
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The duration of this market rally, combined with historically elevated equity valuations, record-level margin debt and increasing investor complacency, strongly suggest that now is a good time to seek out strategies designed to protect capital in difficult markets.
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Friday's indictments strongly suggest that the millions of Russian rubles spent to support and give credibility to Trump's anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, anti-black activist themes had to have had an impact in such an extremely close presidential election.
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Specifically, leaked builds of the next version of Apple's iPhone operating system strongly suggest that, true to form, we will see the current iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus succeeded by brand new models named iPhone 8 and iPhone 23 Plus.
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"I would strongly suggest that the board properly execute its fiduciary duty and address the material weaknesses in management by replacing the current chief executive officer as soon as practicable," Clinton Group Managing Director Scott Arnold said in the letter.
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"Our results strongly suggest that people who eat red and processed meat four or more times a week have a higher risk of developing bowel cancer than those who eat red and processed meat less than twice a week," Key said.
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The advances demonstrated over the past few months strongly suggest that unless Pyongyang agrees to halt its missile testing, it will continue to increase its missile range and eventually have the ability to hit the US Mainland with a nuclear warhead.
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"Our high side parameters for both WTI and Brent have been achieved and we would strongly suggest against purchases anywhere across the energy spectrum, especially off the weekly EIA data," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil markets consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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If I were giving advice to the next president, I would strongly suggest that we refocus on investment in education and infrastructure in the ways described above, and then set our sights on realigning the relationship between investors and workers.
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As for the roughly 78,000 votes in three states that flipped the Electoral College, the particular strengths that Mr. Sanders brings to the contest strongly suggest that he could close that gap and make the leap into the Oval Office.
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The record levels of production strongly suggest the Saudi government does not care about oil prices falling, or at least being dampened for a prolonged period of time, so long as oil-producing rivals like the US and Russia are being subdued.
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In fact, the biggest stumbling block may be this: unlike outlawing big, obvious head-hunting hits that only happen occasionally, eliminating kickoffs would completely change a venerable aspect of the sport, which in turn would strongly suggest that football itself is inherently unsafe.
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Instead, his awful approval ratings in the midst of the best growth since the Clinton era strongly suggest that many of Trump's supporters were hoping for something else from him besides just white identity politics and a repudiation of the first black president.
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The stunning findings from three separate watchdogs strongly suggest that we do not yet know with certainty even the number of children the Trump administration took away from migrant families — much less whether DHS truly knows the identity of each separated child's family.
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But for now, this experiment's results strongly suggest that if you or a loved one winds up in a cast in the coming months, you may want to talk with your physician or physical therapist about exercising your uninjured limb, Dr. Farthing says.
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If any direct mentions of the CIA ever existed in Woody's papers, they likely ended up in ashes in his driveway; but fragments of evidence that survived in Woody's archives strongly suggest that, for years, Panoramic did business with CIA front companies.
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"Our findings strongly suggest that psilocybin therapy is a promising means of improving the emotional, psychological, and spiritual well-being of patients with life-threatening cancer," said Dr. Stephen Ross, associate professor of psychiatry in the Department of Psychiatry at NYU Langone Health.
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"If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!" he wrote on Twitter, a message that belied a dour mood and weeks-long resentment at the betrayal by his onetime fixer.
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To Dr. Swartz, the lead author of the new study, which was published last month in The Journal of Athletic Training, the data strongly suggest that "the athletes in the intervention group had learned how to tackle and play" without involving their heads as much.
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But they, along with the recent national polling we have, strongly suggest Sanders's status as the primary's frontrunner is being seriously challenged by a surging Biden, and that it is the former vice president who may finish at the top of the pack Tuesday.
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"I would strongly suggest that one of the crisis response tools that you use is an investigation into the discourse of your employees on resisting the Trump presidency, resisting the Trump agenda, and then smothering some of conservative outlets that seek to amplify that content," he said.
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I think that one of the narratives the podcast industry can sort of prove at this point — or strongly suggest — is that we're a little better into developing something like brand loyalty or raising the coolness of a certain brand among a certain kind of audience.
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"I would strongly suggest that women with infertility, women having recurrent (miscarriages), girls having delayed onset of menstruation should undergo testing for celiac disease," said Dr. Govind Makharia, a researcher at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi who wasn't involved in the study.
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Now, there is no direct evidence that the attack on Pelosi was a coordinated effort, and it's hard to know the President's level of involvement in the spreading of conspiracies and misinformation, but the precision and the sequencing of the videos and tweets strongly suggest active coordination.
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"I would strongly suggest that one of the crisis response tools that you use is an investigation into the discourse of your employees on resisting the Trump presidency, resisting the Trump agenda, and then smothering some of the conservative outlets that seek to amplify that content," he said.
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In the United States, studies strongly suggest that immigrants are no more likely to commit crimes than native-born Americans; the research on European countries tentatively suggests that immigrants are modestly more likely to be convicted of crimes than native-born Europeans (the reasons for this are hotly contested).
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Similarly, while final results are not yet in from California, the votes counted so far strongly suggest Democrats successfully avoided getting locked out of the general election by the Golden State's weird "top two" primary system, greatly improving their odds of winning some of these seats in November.
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Earlier Supreme Court precedent "strongly suggest[ed]" that the government had a "compelling interest" in helping employees of religious organizations access contraception, he wrote, but he concluded that the rules in place for how an organization could opt out of the mandate was not the "least restrictive" way of accomplishing that.
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The results of the poll above, which is lopsided but still open as I write this, suggest that people are at least and at last ready to face this question; they also strongly suggest that we at VICE Sports like the term "tater" significantly more than the average voter does.
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The estimates of climate sensitivity — the warming effect from doubling carbon dioxide — by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) range are too large to be meaningful, but actual global temperatures strongly suggest the low end of the range, which is inconsistent with the climate catastrophe rhetoric peddled by environmental advocates.
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Overall, the data strongly suggest that "being physically active is good for your wallet," says Dr. Khurram Nasir, a preventive cardiologist and director of the Center for Healthcare Advancement and Outcomes at Baptist Health South Florida hospital in Miami, who oversaw the study, which was funded by Baptist Health South Florida.
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"They strongly suggest that in a general US population who don't necessarily identify as vegetarian, the higher the proportion of plant foods in the diet, the lower the risk of cardiovascular events and death from any cause," McMacken said, adding that plant-based diets can promote heart health by multiple mechanisms.
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President Donald Trump was uncharacteristically quiet about the legal troubles of his former associates on Tuesday, but he broke his silence Wednesday morning by offering some rather valuable legal advice: If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!
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I would recommend that if you ever find yourself in the envious position of collecting a brand new 22S from your local McLaren dealer, I strongly suggest that you build in extra time for the customer service rep to "fit" you into the driver's seat and lock the settings into the memory.
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"Under conditions that strongly suggest forced labour, Uighurs are working in factories that are in the supply chains of at least 83 well-known global brands in the technology, clothing and automotive sectors, including Apple, BMW, Gap, Huawei, Nike, Samsung, Sony and Volkswagen," the think-tank said in the introduction to its report.
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"This time, we believe that the environment is more conducive to some type of deal, and if there is not enough time to iron out all the details in just a few days, the ensuing statement will strongly suggest a willingness to act at the November meeting (assuming that market conditions remain challenging)," they said.
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"These trends strongly suggest that the decline of the news industry is not the inevitable result of the arrival of the internet but is instead the direct consequence of enforcement choices that have created a market structure where a small number of platforms are capturing the value created by newspapers and publishers," he said.
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"Michael Cohen's public statements Monday and other recent signs strongly suggest that Trump's longtime consigliere will seek to 'flip' on the president, becoming a government cooperator and potential star witness," former White House ethics lawyer Norman Eisen and two other criminal law experts wrote in in a joint OpEd in The Washington Post on Tuesday.
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"We strongly suggest that the president find concrete steps to stop the domino effects of allies' diplomatic de-recognition, thus safeguarding the R.O.C.'s sovereignty as she has promised," the statement said, referring to the Republic of China, the official name for Taiwan — and the government that lost the Chinese civil war in the 1940s.
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After all, there is growing evidence that members of the Trump inner circle did indeed collude with Russia during the election; meanwhile, Trump's statements and tweets strongly suggest that he's willing both to abuse his pardon power and to fire Robert Mueller, provoking a constitutional crisis, rather than allow investigation into this scandal to proceed.
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All of these results strongly suggest, Dr Salvatore and Dr Kendler argue, that genetic factors play an important part in the "transmission" of divorce across generations—and that this needs to be taken into consideration when offering psychological support and relationship counselling to people whose parents have split up, even if those people never knew the parents in question.
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The complaint in the corruption case, along with statements by Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York (whose office brought it), and interviews with people with knowledge of the fund-raising inquiries, strongly suggest that Mr. Rechnitz could serve as an important witness in at least one of the fund-raising matters.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's early choices for White House and Cabinet positions strongly suggest that his administration will look a lot like his campaign.
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The report that President Trump actually ordered the firing of Robert Mueller, combined with his firing of James Comey, his and the Republicans' systematic efforts to undermine Mr. Mueller's investigation by spreading conspiracy theories, and a host of other actions, strongly suggest that the president has something to hide and very likely is guilty of wrongdoing.
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"They go on: "The increasing number of exceptionally long-lived people and the fact that their mortality beyond 105 is seen to be declining across cohorts [those born in the same year]—lowering the mortality plateau or postponing the age when it appears—strongly suggest that longevity is continuing to increase over time and that a limit, if any, has not been reached.
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"The increasing number of exceptionally long-lived people and the fact that their mortality beyond 272 is seen to be declining across cohorts -- lowering the mortality plateau or postponing the age when it appears -- strongly suggest that longevity is continuing to increase over time and that a limit, if any, has not been reached," the researchers wrote in the study.
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"The court finds that a number of factors — including the sheer breadth of the exclusion ordered by the directives, the unusual circumstances surrounding the President's announcement of them, the fact that the reasons given for them do not appear to be supported by any facts, and the recent rejection of those reasons by the military itself — strongly suggest that Plaintiffs' Fifth Amendment claim is meritorious," she wrote.
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"The court finds that a number of factors—including the sheer breadth of the exclusion ordered by the directives, the unusual circumstances surrounding the President's announcement of them, the fact that the reasons given for them do not appear to be supported by any facts, and the recent rejection of those reasons by the military itself — strongly suggest that Plaintiffs' Fifth Amendment claim is meritorious," she wrote.
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"The court finds that a number of factors--including the sheer breadth of the exclusion ordered by the directives, the unusual circumstances surrounding the President's announcement of them, the fact that the reasons given for them do not appear to be supported by any facts, and the recent rejection of those reasons by the military itself -- strongly suggest that Plaintiffs' Fifth Amendment claim is meritorious," she wrote.
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If you thought you already had enough to watch this weekend, what with both the Critics' Choice Awards and True Detective's season 3 premiere on Sunday and finally sitting through Bird Box (if only so you can properly appreciate all the memes), we strongly suggest you carve out an hour to settle in with the four can't-miss cases in the second episode of Dr. Pimple Popper's sophomore season.
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The great news for Democrats is that the tidal wave of revulsion against the swampland that Trump and Republicans in Congress have brought to Washington is so deep and wide, and voter turnout in support of change will be so enthusiastic and large, that recent elections throughout 2017 and 2018 strongly suggest that even polls favorable to Democrats underestimate the potential magnitude of the Democratic victory in the midterms.
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"The court finds that a number of factors—including the sheer breadth of the exclusion ordered by the directives, the unusual circumstances surrounding the President's announcement of them, the fact that the reasons given for them do not appear to be supported by any facts, and the recent rejection of those reasons by the military itself — strongly suggest that Plaintiffs' Fifth Amendment claim is meritorious," she wrote last month.
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The shortfalls in this flawed economic recovery plan strongly suggest PROMESA, the law House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) pushed through Congress last year, will fail to bring to Puerto Rico the type of government accountability that we were lead to believe the law would bring about.
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" Judge Kollar-Kotelly noted that the White House's proposed policies likely violated the equal protection clause of the Constitution, writing that "a number of factors — including the sheer breadth of the exclusion ordered by the directives, the unusual circumstances surrounding the President's announcement of them, the fact that the reasons given for them do not appear to be supported by any facts, and the recent rejection of those reasons by the military itself — strongly suggest that Plaintiffs' Fifth Amendment claim is meritorious.
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Rumors strongly suggest at least three new iPhones will be announced: An updated version of the iPhone X called the iPhone XS, with some software updates, but many of the same features that debuted with last year's 229-inch model; a larger, 6.5-inch version of the XS that BGR reports will be called the iPhone XS Max (not the iPhone XS Plus); and a less expensive, 6.1-inch iPhone (possibly called iPhone XC) with a single camera and an LED screen, as opposed to an OLED screen.
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