Suppose, even in the best case for the opponents, suppose they actually defeated this nominee.
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Suppose—just suppose, now—that Jon and Dani BOTH died (along with Cersei, of course).
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Suppose—just suppose—that a certain little man with a big heart ended up sitting on the Iron Throne?
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Suppose that his support is more robust than Dean's, suppose that the Trump constituency doesn't give a fig about pragmatism.
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I suppose if climate change happens much faster than even the dire experts predict, then I suppose opinions will change.
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Simple. Suppose you're the Milwaukee Bucks, and suppose Wisconsin politicians give you between $250 and $400 million to build a new stadium.
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There's a huge taboo about that as well—although, I suppose that's all faiths really and I suppose in [secular] society too.
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I suppose I am kept here because something remains for me to do; I suppose I am yet to help to break the chain.
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Suppose one is considering a permanent increase in government spending of 1% of GDP, and suppose one assumes that government spending raises output one-for-one.
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Suppose, however, that importers shift to a more expensive source that isn't subject to the tariff; suppose, for example, that they can buy the good from Vietnam for $115.
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" "I … I suppose they settled in Wyoming somewhere.
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"Suppose that you and I are living on different planets in remote galaxies," he said, and suppose that he, Popescu, wants to communicate where you should look to find his planet.
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" The theme is, I suppose, "don't trust artificial intelligence.
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Jon Snow: (to camera) I suppose ... life is irregular!
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I suppose everything — even the burger — evolves over time.
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"I suppose it's the first serious relationship I'd ever been in, and he's somebody who's unconditionally on my side, and I suppose your mother is that, too, but it's very different," he said.
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Suppose you find out about a government program that was spending $80 billion per year, and suppose you found out that the $80 billion could have been achieved with $60 billion in spending.
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I suppose the conversation would veer from: How to live?
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I suppose that's better than just shooting them down, right?
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But I suppose I'm glad his future chugged on, unabated.
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I suppose I was inspired by Bob Denver's sideswept bangs.
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The wizard's in the details for this one, we suppose.
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I suppose that's karma for going out with another guy.
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"It's that magical twin connection I suppose," Mariuz tells PEOPLE.
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Suppose you borrow $28500 and you only must repay $6900.
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I suppose it always just comes down to life balance.
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I suppose in that way I also identify as sapiosexual.
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I suppose that's decided by someone on the superintendent's staff.
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Some giant international conglomerates are better than others, I suppose.
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Which, I suppose, is really all you need to know.
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That's a lot easier and better time management, I suppose.
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So, there's no saying what the ceiling is, I suppose.
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"It's that magical twin connection I suppose," Mariuz told People.
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The same I suppose would be true for my drone.
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Reality is a little more complicated than he may suppose.
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So good on Meizu for getting there first, I suppose.
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I suppose people around him did not think so either.
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In a way, I suppose this is what he was.
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Which I suppose is a weird stripe of unintentional comedy.
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I also bring back leftovers; "free" lunch tomorrow, I suppose.
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Suppose the surrogate decides she wants to have an abortion.
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How much of that do you suppose is friendly crosstalk?
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You might suppose that such uncertainty would be the norm.
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What do you suppose Musk plans to do with x.com?
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But suppose, worst case, they crater completely (which they won't).
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But yeah, I suppose I should finish this damn thing.
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A skeptic I suppose you could say the least, Wilfred.
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I suppose it was always going to come to this.
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There's really only one way to find out, we suppose.
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It's still early days, I suppose, so things may change.
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This was, we suppose, meant as a compliment to us.
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In that way, it sort of disappointed us, I suppose.
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Economic View Suppose it is dinnertime, and the phone rings.
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I suppose we should have made more of the time.
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Suppose you are getting ready to take a physics test.
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Jill Stein is, I suppose, to the left of Hillary
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I suppose in any situation like that there are casualties.
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Which is fairly Dauntless in its own way, I suppose.
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Suppose you are in a room with absolutely no light.
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Suppose I want to test something falling at terminal velocity.
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But, I suppose, Han wouldn't have it any other way.
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Perfect for creating a tiny silent disco experience, I suppose.
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I suppose I could try and write a comic novel.
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I thought we were suppose to see it by now.
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I suppose the hearts didn't break as much in London.
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But no more than your average college sophomore, I suppose.
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I suppose Facebook allows you to post whatever you want.
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It was a triumphant and tragic twelve months, I suppose.
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Oh, and RIP Harambe ... Emo G Records too, we suppose.
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Suppose the company aims to get there over three years.
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"I suppose that's my workout for the day," he chuckles.
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That's why God invented drinking, and wedding receptions, we suppose.
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Yeah definitely, but I suppose that's the guy I am.
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I suppose that's why I posted in the first place.
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A lot of trust was placed with us, I suppose.
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I suppose she was expecting me to unfold an iPad.
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That's the ethos, I suppose, of where I grew up.
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I suppose I too am a product of the times.
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How many horns do you suppose Helene's baby will have?
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I suppose playing live really, in each and every town.
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The adhesives are always a little bit inconvenient, I suppose.
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Kadoi: I suppose so, but you can make it better.
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We all get the King Kongs we deserve, I suppose.
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I suppose they were the price I had to pay.
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I suppose you must call it verse instead of prose.
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I suppose it goes to show that Sanders is sane.
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Let's suppose North Korea agrees to hand over its nukes.
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Yes, I suppose that you can be cynical at times.
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Suppose, she countered, she were to become an auctioneer instead.
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Suppose I decided I wanted to go back to freelancing?
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I suppose, in a funny way, I'm a record keeper.
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So why she wasn't, I suppose we'll never find out.
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Suppose that the bribe increased a company's probability by 10%.
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That's where my theatre roots, I suppose, are most clear.
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"So, I suppose craft cocktails could be next," he said.
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Suppose your gross income for the tax year is $100,000.
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I suppose I must have traveled lighter than the Obamas.
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A courageous person does not suppose themselves above this reality.
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Suppose someone with small children wanted to buy the house?
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Suppose you left on a trip for a couple days.
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Suppose I'm fighting all day, killing people, getting fired at.
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I suppose in a way it still speaks to me.
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I suppose, as they say, no good deed goes unpunished.
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I made changes to images too, enhanced them I suppose.
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She would have a pretty nasty allergic reaction I suppose.
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Which for the film, I suppose, is a true upside.
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I suppose the older I get, the closer I get.
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So we suppose rumors of their demise were greatly exaggerated.
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But it's all about how you see yourself, we suppose.
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I suppose it's a mix of both with every guy.
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Suppose the couple is in the 22019 percent tax bracket.
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"I suppose a rising tide lifts all boats," she said.
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The moment went viral, and I suppose that's the point.
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That, I suppose, is reason enough to tell this tale.
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It must have been lost in the post, I suppose.
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Suppose someone loses half their hours and applies for unemployment.
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Not as long as I have a job, I suppose.
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But suppose Netflix were unwilling or unable to pay Comcast.
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All's well that ends well for old pals, we suppose.
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It's as simple and as complicated as that, I suppose.
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I suppose they're making a statement that they want renewables.
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So, let's suppose we put a tariff on steel imports.
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They intend for it to be a franchise I suppose.
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Suppose that next year virtually every student passed the tests.
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Suppose you could live forever or live to be 200?
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Now suppose you get a raise, and start making $36,000.
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Suppose it, too, makes a $1 billion profit doing this.
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Which I suppose speaks well of the filmmakers as people.
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"I suppose I'm quite traditional," he added with a laugh.
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Suppose you are driving along and headed towards a wall.
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I suppose these are questions that don't matter for now.
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These gestures now feel, I suppose you could say, closer.
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"They're writing against John Ford, I suppose," Mr. Diaz said.
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"I've been doing it i suppose for pretty much everybody."
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There's something to be said for being first, I suppose.
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Even simpler: Suppose you're holding money that belongs to me.
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Suppose that insurance companies must charge everyone the same price.
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Suppose, though, Johnson sticks to his most recently acquired principles.
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Suppose a central bank cares about both unemployment and inflation.
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Suppose I have a truck that's pulling some other truck.
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But I suppose that's why it's an early access app.
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It wasn't so much fear, I suppose, as morbid fascination.
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"Suppose you are worried about genetic privacy," Ms. Murphy said.
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Not a juicy premise for a film, one would suppose.
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I suppose, though, that I'm best known for short stories.
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How do you suppose forthcoming changes will actually affect readers?
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I suppose I should celebrate that things are getting better.
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I suppose one could argue that masterpieces have no price.
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"I suppose so, except for the good part," Jacob said.
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I don't suppose you use your Sèvres china every day?
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But I suppose that wouldn't be such a bad thing.
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I suppose if somebody were Scottish, they would recognize it.
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"Suppose ISIS is allowed to remain in Mosul," Hussein said.
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I suppose it depends on whose ox is being gored.
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And suppose you have $43,000 in assets in the fund.
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Suppose you're doing a forest scene in a CGI movie.
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I suppose I didn't want to appear sorry for myself.
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Suppose you're an entrepreneur thinking about creating the next Netflix.
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She's a proud person, and I suppose I am too.
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But I suppose faith is all we've got these days.
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I mean in terms of popularity, like I suppose so.
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In the end, I suppose there's not much to discuss.
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Suppose it too makes a $1 billion profit doing this.
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Viewed historically, I suppose the game was a smashing success.
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Suppose a husband or wife wants to do something extravagant.
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Dani remy kaili / I wish u saw all we ever / really needed was you... / Now I'll never know what a mother is suppose to be or act or / how they are suppose to show love.
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"Suppose he started talking like that to foreign leaders," she added.
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"I suppose a goodbye is in order," she said to him.
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I suppose Dems will just need to look elsewhere for entertainment.
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But suppose a computational duplicate of your brain can be created.
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"Aren't you suppose to know who you're working with?" rejoined Dillet.
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I suppose Yelp is in the same category in some ways.
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Suppose those nucleotides were encoding binary data in the first place?
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Suppose Gaetz got his way, though, and the bill became law.
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It seemed like a good idea at the time I suppose.
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I suppose there is nothing you can do to stop this.
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"It's suppose[d] to be 'real,' but it's not," wrote Patrick.
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Suppose there is a very powerful criminal organization in the city.
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Suppose you're building a new web site, or a new app.
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But suppose there is a vote in favor of a Brexit.
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It sounds, no offense, absolutely asinine, but I suppose we'll see.
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Suppose, optimistically, that each side followed World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules.
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I suppose "USCAM" would've been bad branding, and "CAMUS" too bleak.
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So I suppose we wanted to draw on that energy again.
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And I suppose it comes in nice colors, so there's that.
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Depends, I suppose, on whether the Netflix adaptation is far behind.
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Suppose you were looking down on the field from a blimp.
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Still, China is quicker to embrace change than outsiders might suppose.
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The NBA needs to protect its players from themselves, I suppose.
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Well, again, I mean this is representative of bias, I suppose.
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Oh, and I suppose The Vergecast is pretty neat as well.
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I suppose, somewhere near the locale where that person was captured.
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But, I suppose, sometimes that's just the way the cookie crumbles.
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Well yeah, I mean I suppose, it depends on the timeline.
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Suppose it commits 10% of that, every year, to efficient charities.
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You really think I'm suppose to cough up 150k to you ???
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Suppose you're looking for a single person, somewhere in the world.
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Suppose that 27% is divvied up as: A 9%, B 18%.
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I suppose the lesson I learned is: Don't do it drunk.
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"I've become a juggler I suppose," Hartung says in one post.
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But there is a sucker born every day I suppose lol.
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Unfortunately it yields less money than many on the left suppose.
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That, we suppose, helps explain the D.Throne S' hefty price tag.
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I suppose I do have a hope, if not a solution.
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The dates went well, I suppose, but I was so uptight.
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I suppose the powers that be have great hopes for it.
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Suppose an economic shock raises the risk of a sovereign default.
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"I suppose that was the point of the lesson," I said.
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Suppose you run a sushi restaurant and have many competitors nearby.
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I suppose you could say that this goal is my passion.
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Better get dressed and offend some humourless cunts I suppose. pic.twitter.
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To be truly funny, you have to be vulnerable, I suppose.
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Suppose a person posts something racially divisive about Asians on Twitter.
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Suppose Mr. Smith wants to go to Washington as a senator.
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So I suppose there's a gray lining to the silver lining.
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Suppose you come to me and you're freaked out, you're anxious.
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When you peruse any of that, information is exchanged, I suppose.
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One of the consequences of current edgeless monitor design, I suppose.
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If anything I suppose you walked into a trap, didn't you?
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" We suppose that only the best can cover a "platinum vagine.
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Sometimes you just need something to get mad at, I suppose.
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Suppose someone were to ask whether it was the same club.
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Beyond that, I suppose it was therapeutic in its own way.
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But I suppose it can be traced back to her mother.
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But we suppose you can't put a price on lifelong memories.
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I suppose there wasn't the language for it then, she said.
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Ultimately, I suppose we chose ones that reflect our team here.
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I suppose that song is about broken friendships in a way.
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I suppose so—it was always really visual in my head.
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I suppose we all experience intellectual insufficiency from time to time.
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We'll see if this thing can keep cheating death, I suppose.
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But suppose you could get back to that 1984-2007 equilibrium.
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I suppose it makes sense; "silver screen" is another way to
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I suppose I should have felt relief, but I was concerned.
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Arthur: Just as long as they're native-born caddies, I suppose.
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I suppose I know a few people who could do it.
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But let us suppose there had been no referendum at all.
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I suppose everyone, French or foreigner, is predisposed to love Paris.
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"I suppose the police have enough reasons to raid," he said.
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"I suppose that's when I got the acting bug," he said.
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Well, I suppose the extraterrestrial origin is possible, but very unlikely.
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"You can't compare her to Eleanor Roosevelt, I suppose," Dinklage says.
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I suppose I felt that my youth made it less sad.
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Suppose that you like a restaurant's ambience, but not its food.
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Redemption: I suppose that's what she must come up with -- again.
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They're all desperate to get, I suppose, the same thing really.
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If you put the right girl on the moon, I suppose.
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And so it goes — until, I suppose, American moviegoers say enough.
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I suppose it would be nice if it were hands-free.
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Huh. Yes, I suppose I could organize my books, couldn't I?
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One of the faces of ever-growing digital divide, I suppose.
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I feared for my home, I suppose, but mostly for myself.
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Suppose dogs didn't evolve in one place, they suggested, but two.
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I suppose we will work it out over a little time.
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It was part of my attempt to reinvent myself, I suppose.
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Suppose that you will compare the results of Country A vs.
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I suppose I've taken the place of Curly, the third Stooge.
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The light was gone, and with it, I suppose, the lightness.
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Still, this should be nice for the family business, we suppose.
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I haven't figured that out yet, but I suppose I should.
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You have to give it up to the ether, I suppose.
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And I suppose what bothers him is being forced to act.
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I suppose if Vivienne asked me personally I would consider it.
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Suppose you've met, enjoyed yourself, and hope to see him again.
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Dickerson fumbled twice, which was good enough for Ryan, I suppose.
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I don't suppose I'll get anywhere close to it these days.
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Suppose, for example, that you are buying an annual gym membership.
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Tim: I suppose our collaboration came as a necessity for me.
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I suppose you could consider that its own sort of regression.
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" In the original published article, he adds, "I suppose I'm gay.
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But it is in the dictionary, so fair game, I suppose.
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Suppose a textile designer grabbed a woman's breast in the subway.
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Or, in my case, I suppose, making our melancholic documentary films.
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It's undeniable that she loves Jim, which is something I suppose.
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The weather has a lot to do with it, I suppose.
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Suppose Trump is really worth $1 billion rather than $9 billion.
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We suppose our own folk will hear of it, won't they?
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Or, should my hollandaise fail to emulsify, just eggs I suppose.
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I suppose that's working with the people that we worked with.
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But I suppose we're paid the money so that we don't.
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Let's suppose that Hillary Clinton had won the presidency in 2016.
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I suppose Mr. Balanchine and I were both a little nervous.
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I suppose it remains to be seen whether Judy is invincible.
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And I suppose I'm doing some of that mangling now myself.
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I suppose these roads are considerable in degree, power and intensity.
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And you're talking about, I suppose, the liberty of your client.
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Suppose global investors demand an after-tax rate of return r*.
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So suppose you do the study in prisons, said Dr. Jones.
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"I suppose I'm now what you call a 'floater,' " he said.
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"It is the only life they've known, I suppose," she said.
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I suppose also faith and maybe the basic decency of humanity.
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I suppose, unless everything you touched exploded — you'd have a problem.
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Even its name, Suppose, dares them to question their own assumptions.
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I suppose that ended with Robert Bork's failed nomination in 1987.
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I suppose (superstitiously?) to avoid being influenced by someone else's style.
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"I suppose everyone has to apologize for everything nowadays," he grumbles.
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I suppose it was part of the transformation into that creature.
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I suppose this was inevitable in the age of Donald Trump.
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Which is, I suppose, where everyone in America might come in.
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At its best, the book is a bracing tonic, I suppose.
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I suppose the question isn't what history will think of us.
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Intraparty divisions aside, suppose the Senate were to eliminate the filibuster.
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The problem, I suppose, is that I like being an assimilationist.
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I suppose it's gratifying to see donors touting the work, though.
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If there are Method actors, I suppose I'm a Method composer.
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Yet I suppose it was not like that at all really.
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Suppose, however, that all these doubts about Stubblefield's conviction are mistaken.
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I suppose I'm drawn to — I'd call them all outsider figures.
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Into the weeds, I suppose, and hope for no stone walls.
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Unsurprisingly, I suppose, there are a lot of terms for Satan.
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Suppose we were talking about a genetically modified viral vector, however.
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Q: I suppose this service model makes relationships important, doesn't it?
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But I suppose a woman has no claim to such comforts.
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But I suppose at this point, it has nothing to lose.
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Suppose the United States was a superpower in treating people equally.
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Crime could, I suppose, fall further, but it could also rise.
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I suppose they disparage Muslims over well-done burgers and Coke.
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You could use it for pouring over your windscreen I suppose.
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"I suppose I'd select 'muddle on in some manifestation,' " he allowed.
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Patrick has, I suppose, a delayed reaction to his father's death.
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Suppose you have $19903,21990 to invest over the next 25 years.
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I also have more time to listen to music I suppose.
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Or suppose some of my colleagues form an economics consulting firm.
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The stresses and restrictions on them are slightly odd, I suppose.
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Suppose they had drawn it somewhere between the allegations against Rep.
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I suppose that's how they quietly managed infertility in the 1950s.
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For grandeur, I suppose the purple walls will have to do.
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They all have an element of performance about them, I suppose.
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I suppose it'd be close, but I still shoot film sometimes.
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I still suppose we'll be replaced by robots at some point.
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"I suppose, in a way, it was murder," one character says.
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We suppose that's better than the pack not surviving at all, right?
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I suppose I'm going to strike out sometimes when trying new recipes.
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Pretty clever — unless your name actually happens to be Becky, we suppose.
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Whether you find that deceptive is a matter of taste, I suppose.
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For example, suppose you ran out of space on your C drive.
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We'll have to send him to a day spa now, I suppose.
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We wanted to put them out in a larger capacity, I suppose.
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Suppose a golf ball starts 1833 meters away from another stationary ball.
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The Patriots are only suppose to make us weep tears of rage.
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Suppose PPG raises its offer from 833 euros a share to 90.
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You'd rather not be in a price war with Uber, I suppose.
|
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Suppose we draw a vertical line through the middle of a square.
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Suppose there are 45 Democratic, 45 Republican, and 10 Innovation Party senators.
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If you were already into Gaga then yes I suppose it is.
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I suppose it says something about how adults look at a career.
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I don't suppose that when my parents sent me off to the
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Suppose you are in a car driving 30 mph along a road.
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We suppose Bonnie Tyler wanted it to be spooky -- and she succeeded.
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And suppose the U.S. tariff rate for the umbrellas is 6.5 percent.
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At least the trailer doesn't spoil the final five minutes, I suppose.
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I suppose that's an opportunity for you to weigh in, dear reader.
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But I suppose that's what the personal challenge has represented all along.
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The display doesn't have a "flat tire," which is nice I suppose.
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I suppose that's the purpose of their experiment: to evolve the rules.
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I am a little surprised he's surprised, but it's possible, I suppose.
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Which, I suppose, would be comforting if I believed in the afterlife.
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"I personally get a few wake-up calls, I suppose," he says.
|
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Suppose financialisation and low interest rates are to blame for high prices.
|
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I suppose that's more practical, but it's just not quite as cool.
|
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Which is great news for them, I suppose, but not for consumers.
|
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Yet here, too, things are less clear cut than one might suppose.
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Tony DeRose: Suppose you want to build a character like Lightning McQueen.
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"I know I am suppose to forgive and love everyone," Alexander continued.
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It's exciting...because I suppose we never really recognized that it was.
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The answer is not, as one might suppose, that older workers are.
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For example, suppose that we're evaluating whether to invest in a company.
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You might suppose that Deutsche's should be keen on a fresh start.
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I suppose it drives home the point that Dany is often overlooked.
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Now, suppose that you wait an additional 10 years to start contributing.
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I suppose I can be thankful that I'm so good at sleeping.
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Suppose a Briton uses money in his bank account to buy Libras.
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This feature isn't available across the U.S. at this time, says Suppose.
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I suppose His Majesty needs his photo-boy more than I do.
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"But I suppose in the back of my mind, hoped would happen."
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I suppose I watch my mom and dad and they're still together.
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I suppose there's nothing inherently crazy about Musk's plan—except his deadline.
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I suppose there wasn't really any defending myself by that point anyway.
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The same ones who bring their typewriters and mustache wax, I suppose.
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But let's suppose the surface indicators of a coming retreat prove accurate.
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I suppose you may say that I am a social commentary artist.
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I suppose you can ask [Bernard Sumner] if you ever get him.
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I'm an American, so I suppose these things are on my mind.
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So I suppose it's good that Trump's UN speech was blandly positive.
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I suppose, like anything, being blind in my mind is about attitude.
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There's nothing wrong with someone wanting to appear well-read, I suppose.
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Sometimes ya gotta sit tight to go out in style, we suppose.
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If you think Monero is worse than Nike, that's fair I suppose.
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The claim is half-baked, but I suppose it is an improvement.
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"We're both keen on being self-sufficient, I suppose," says Susan Brown.
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"I suppose it was in a way," he said with typical understatement.
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Suppose that the best lawyer in town is also the best typist.
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I suppose the question now is whether it could have been saved.
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I suppose we were what you could call a working-class family.
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I suppose at least that means my day can't get any worse.
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But I suppose you're accurate to say this would have marked me.
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I suppose she could've called her boss and then warned him afterwards?
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The movie's grave commitment to its own quirkiness is admirable, I suppose.
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"I suppose we have an unspoken 'no-spouse rule,'" Sarah tells Inc.
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Suppose a terrifying crisis were to explode in, say, the Middle East.
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They can put a girl on the moon right now, I suppose.
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"I suppose so, in some way," Mr. Dylan said of that comparison.
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Now suppose she goes outside and sees flowers for the first time.
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BECKY QUICK: I don't suppose you wanna go into any detail there.
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I suppose I could appeal my case to the state licensing board.
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I wanted it to mean something more than I suppose it did.
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Sinclair has died, as I suppose you know' — like I would know.
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I suppose if they do, they would have to explain at least.
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I suppose I don't mind being the test mouse for his growth.
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Suppose this U.S.-funded, authoritarian regime becomes notorious for inciting violent attacks.
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Suppose a mid-level bureaucrat has a billion-ruble project ($16 million).
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Suppose you were replumbing your house for more water at higher pressure.
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"Simon replied, "I suppose the one who had the bigger debt forgiven.
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I suppose that does take some of the fun out of dating.
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I suppose you could say it tells a story, but it's subjective.
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Providing some sort of happiness, I suppose, with life's precious last gasps.
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Suppose weather causes a disruption and smart traffic management systems kick in.
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It wouldn't be on my agenda but I suppose it's quite romantic.
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Good day to be friends with someone named Isaiah, I suppose, huh?
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I suppose we wanted to show that broad depth of design here.
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I suppose these are all things we can figure out in therapy.
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I suppose I do understand what's going on in my father's head.
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Suppose you're building an app that logs in to a web service.
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Suppose, for example, that a family has a gap in insurance coverage.
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Suppose one of them was denied their Social Security, that is catastrophic.
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I mean, you could turn to drugs or something instead, I suppose.
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Suppose, dear reader, you found yourself at work on a Monday morning.
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I suppose I'm being a bit harsh on you, Mr. Prime Minister.
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I suppose Okja inevitably is going to make people eat less meat.
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Sarah: Be true to yourself, I suppose, is the moral of this.
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Better to be occasionally freaked out beyond belief than sorry I suppose?
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I suppose we all try to prevent anything bad happening to us.
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Suppose a kidnapper frees you after you've promised not to report him.
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"I suppose it's like a muscle that you're trying to make work."
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I suppose as people move to electronic transactions, the risk is reduced.
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CLEMENT Depends how high the water rises, I suppose, since we're islands.
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VICE: If there's one thing, I suppose, that's going to do it.
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Suppose you have a modest income and you need more basic help.
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"I suppose they won't have to worry about falling over," she said.
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I suppose the challenge for us is: how much you rewrite history?
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I suppose it feels a bit contrived to choose the most recent.
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But let's suppose that microchips turn out to be the right stuff.
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Suppose the mess they leave is inseparable from their reach and grasp?
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I suppose it was unexpected but it makes a lot of sense.
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"I suppose it all reminds me that death is everywhere," he says.
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I suppose it's a nostalgic desire to remind myself of my childhood.
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I suppose he is stupid, but mostly he's just driven by hunger.
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I suppose I hear the mesh beneath and not the actual pieces.
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"Suppose you could live forever or live to be 200?" she asked.
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Suppose California were considering a ballot initiative to abolish the death penalty.
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I suppose I have zones: poetry and fiction for my writing studio.
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Opinion Columnist Suppose one night there is a knock on your door.
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I am not suppose to be herein this body,herespeaking to you.
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Suppose the city's average revenue per curb space is $2,000 a year.
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Suppose the virus news gets better in April do they hike back?
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So it was kind of a surprise, I suppose, when it did.
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I suppose that's what every writer is aiming for, in a sense.
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"We expected, I suppose, conventional stories of heroism and bravery," Mendes said.
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The closest for me, I suppose, is Leo, but that's a stretch.
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So yeah, I'm just lucky, I suppose, that it's not affected me.
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Suppose that you are tempted to think that he should be impeached.
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If anyone out there—here, I suppose—did know, they didn't care.
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And that became the wall, I suppose, between him and the audience.
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Suppose you're a US company with a hot new product under development.
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Suppose that the Justice Department then sought jail time for convicted owners.
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That is, I suppose, an expression of the current zeitgeist as well.
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I suppose it's a love-to-hate topic, but fairs are important.
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And I suppose, given the surroundings, that I couldn't much blame them.
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They still are, I suppose, but their appeal is significantly dampened now.
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There's a huge amount of shared resolve I suppose, and shared experience.
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Pelosi surely did not suppose such a tactic would succeed with Trump.
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Suppose all of that Alaskan salmon exported to China stayed in China.
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Still, we suppose it's a much better look than Daenerys' bald cap...
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I suppose that we should not be surprised; we had been warned.
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Gail: Suppose the Republican leadership wanted to do things the normal way.
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But suppose that an accident causes damage and losses exceeding $500 million.
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I was, I suppose, fortunate that Fallon went so quickly and quietly.
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I suppose this was a twist on a "false flag" conspiracy theory.
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Fitting, I suppose, that I'll be sporting it next week at Disrupt.
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So I suppose I could have a burrito loaded with hot sauce.
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Suppose we make diversity our first principle of worthiness and public order.
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"Let's suppose we are not having a snap election," Mr. McCluskey said.
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For the IRS, there's safety of a sort in that, I suppose.
|
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"I suppose in that sense he's like a patron saint," he said.
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" As the audience laughed and applauded, McCabe said, "I suppose that's possible.
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I suppose that's a weird thing to say about an old friend.
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Oh, I suppose that's fine if you like that sort of thing.
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I suppose a tax hike doesn't truly die until someone kills it.
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That makes this film and the brutality more breezily watchable, I suppose.
|
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"I suppose someone could have the skills to do it," he said.
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But suppose you, personally, decide to cut back on your meat consumption.
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Continuing the example above, suppose managerial expenses — salaries, benefits, offices, cars, etc.
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I suppose he thinks his big hands count for a free lunch.
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Suppose — as MMTers tend to assume — that interest rates nonetheless didn't rise.
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Let's suppose that OSM was required to find identify regulation to repeal.
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I suppose the function is quite different for me than other work.
|
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Suppose Jane Doe (16) gives legal assent to sex with Troy (30).
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I mean, I'm a news junkie, so I miss that, I suppose.
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Well, if you are nosy, like a concierge, I suppose you do.
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Everyone was friendly; I suppose everyone is always friendly when you're 22.
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Suppose you're trying to combat inequality by increasing the US tax rate.
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But suppose it's just a career that pays well without causing harm.
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I suppose it's the same reason I have a Kobe Bryant tattoo.
|
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But I suppose I risk not seeing the wood for the trees.
|
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Suppose Congress passed a law denying citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants.
|
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Now let's suppose the nomination just sits there for months and months.
|
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"With our API solution, Suppose supports the delivery of TV service selection tools by partner companies like broadband providers, television OS platforms, or retailers," says Suppose TV co-founder Andrew Shapiro, in a statement about the API launch.
|
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Mandy manifests also in a stained glass triptych, embracing Pirate Jenny, I suppose.
|
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So subsequently, I suppose the next big thing will be the nude boot.
|
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And I suppose someone sat there and counted all of them by hand?
|
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But I suppose we should talk about the actual films that were nominated.
|
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Now, suppose Player B adopts the (silly) strategy of choosing Paper every turn.
|
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Suppose you are either in or teaching the second semester of introductory physics.
|
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Suppose on one boundary there's low entropy; from that I then explain everything.
|
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Now suppose someone wants to toss a bag of stuff over that wall.
|
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Suppose you are in a stationary elevator and you push the down button.
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Suppose the Democrats get their way, Jason, and they get to abolish ICE.
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Rothman: That's part of the practice I suppose when you get into it.
|
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"Naturally I suppose it's more pressure, but again it's exciting," he tells PEOPLE.
|
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KJ was suppose to come watch me dance … He never got the chance!
|
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Angels have to be prepared for anything, including derbies and horses, I suppose.
|
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I suppose you can also leave good feedback, but who's got the time?
|
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I suppose what shocked me was how organically they do work, as well.
|
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Some suppose it would be better for poor countries to become rich themselves.
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I cannot tell anyone about it, and I suppose that makes it better.
|
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But before we get there I suppose we should start at the beginning.
|
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Suppose the tax were then extended to include foreign sales of American mugs.
|
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I suppose there was a personal dimension to it, because we were friends.
|
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SUPPOSE that you and I are interested in opening a lemonade stand together.
|
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I suppose those are both relative terms that could technically apply to anyone.
|
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You can't sleep when there are reality show plotlines at stake, I suppose.
|
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I suppose I could ask, 'Why me?' but the answer is 'Why not?
|
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Still, with the fish for entertainment, I suppose you don't need anything else.
|
|
But suppose that a future party leader were less honest than Mr Kagame?
|
|
"It's genuine feeling," Isabel explains, mixed with… I suppose… the Bible or something.
|
|
I suppose I'm trying to say, very cautiously, that that's not what happened.
|
|
I suppose I can understand what it's like not to enjoy creme eggs.
|
|
Suppose that a woman is fired because she is sexually attracted to women.
|
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I suppose that's a generational difference, having grown up with FaceTime and stuff.
|
|
I suppose the question is: How is Dumbledore's sexuality depicted in this film?
|
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HN: I suppose not supported by evidence depends on what definition we're using.
|
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"I suppose if they wanted to they could buy a bank," Taylor said.
|
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Oh, and Razer also added an Ethernet port, which is useful, I suppose.
|
|
I suppose he never specified what, exactly, he was going to clean up.
|
|
"There's a Disney reference there I suppose," he said of her unique name.
|
|
I suppose that's why he asked me to marry him this past May.
|
|
There is no reason to suppose this cycle will lead to anything better.
|
|
Recipients argue that the scheme is less generous than most Hong Kongers suppose.
|
|
But suppose Congress is doing its job honestly, rather than deferring hard choices.
|
|
WALTER ISAACSON: Do they ‑‑ first of all, suppose you were the I.T. director.
|
|
Suppose one morning a tweet announces that the United States is leaving NATO.
|
|
You might suppose that the feud could be settled by testing rival claims.
|
|
Which direction do you suppose it will go in the next few decades?
|
|
I suppose that would be the 'worst thing' that could happen to you.
|
|
"I suppose various factors must have led us to this situation," she said.
|
|
I suppose we wanted as well to break TV convention, the visual convention.
|
|
I suppose that could make or break a relationship but it made ours.
|
|
I suppose you could say, his future appears to be coming up roses.
|
|
I suppose a lot of people think it's really all about getting high.
|
|
That's what being twenty is, I suppose, it's kinda feeling like you're immortal.
|
|
I suppose when things aren't going so well and there's lots of pressure.
|
|
I suppose that's a strange and unconscious reason for it being so quiet.
|
|
This is what happens when you get bought out by Kraft, I suppose.
|
|
Or suppose you've just been diagnosed with a serious disease, such as cancer.
|
|
So, I suppose to a certain degree, I was flying a false flag.
|
|
I suppose that's technically possible but seems very, very far-fetched to me.
|
|
Suppose you put $10 in leftover change into your piggy bank a week.
|
|
"I suppose with enough pressure I might cave," Benjamin said in the video.
|
|
I'm into red-haired guys, so I suppose it kind of makes sense?
|
|
My lame excuse I suppose is that it's what I'm paid to do.
|
|
And I suppose that's why lip-syncing can make fans feel so cheated.
|
|
But I suppose it is unacceptable to enter a copy to the contest.
|
|
That's one way to save yourself a trip to the mall, we suppose.
|
|
How am I suppose to start my day off if Reddit is down?!
|
|
There's always 2024 for a campaign from the 46-year-old, I suppose.
|
|
Then again, I suppose "chocolate chip cookie" doesn't roll off the tongue either.
|
|
"There's a Disney reference there I suppose," he said of her uncommon name.
|
|
I suppose the thing is, your grandchildren are different from your own children.
|
|
Let's suppose that [the Former Yugoslav Republic of] Macedonia-Greece borders are sealed.
|
|
If you like pain, then we suppose we never could have helped you.
|
|
I suppose "Chained To The Rhythm" is a corrective to that, at least.
|
|
Although I suppose we should expect that, given how much practice you've had.
|
|
It was written probably around the time the election process started I suppose.
|
|
But I suppose that would be, you know, too dramatic for network TV.
|
|
I suppose I should also say Dorothy Parker, and that whole Algonquin bunch.
|
|
Suppose North Carolina A&T joins a pay-for-play HBCU basketball league.
|
|
I've never been in the position of even having that doubt, I suppose.
|
|
I suppose there is one hallucinatory moment, when Strange is given mystical sight.
|
|
"Suppose we hadn't met," she says; "We couldn't not have met," he replies.
|
|
Not great for my self-esteem, but good for my waistline, I suppose.
|
|
There is, similarly, no reason to suppose he is racist, as many have.
|
|
I suppose, though—if you disregard geography—it's actually a pretty nice sentiment.
|
|
"Everything she does, her movement I suppose, reminds me of Heath," says Kate.
|
|
Luckily for the Democrats, Sanders is more deft and pragmatic than many suppose.
|
|
"Suppose we start with race and the next case involves religion," Alito said.
|
|
I suppose we have to talk about the so-called "trolley problem," too.
|
|
I suppose your perspective changes when you are handed the reins of power.
|
|
I suppose the ending you imagine is a litmus test for your character.
|
|
Orbital was much more...ravey, I suppose, than anything I was involved with.
|
|
Now suppose the government wants to increase taxes to address a local crisis.
|
|
Since you have not yet seen a mirror, you suppose you are, too.
|
|
I suppose I was doing the same thing, a tourist in the underworld.
|
|
There is, I suppose, something commendable about this, but it's the bare minimum.
|
|
There are a few items that could, I suppose, be described as newsworthy.
|
|
Fury: Which I suppose is now the same with you coming to Balenciaga.
|
|
Suppose, he said, that 10 planes are circling an airport waiting to land.
|
|
Either way, the lawyers have done their best — kudos to them, I suppose.
|
|
Suppose Deutsche Bank has put away €3 billion for this settlement with Washington.
|
|
Suppose you want a Clean Water Act wetlands permit to build a subdivision?
|
|
"I suppose it is an honor to be attacked like this," said Krebs.
|
|
I don't suppose the night ever looked better than it did right then.
|
|
Edmure Tully: I suppose this is the most important moment of our lives.
|
|
Yet it would be mad to suppose that Sally is not better off.
|
|
It would help a little if Kasich were his vice president, I suppose.
|
|
But I suppose isn't that what a lot of relationships can lead to?!
|
|
I suppose I should, but in the end, this isn&apost about me.
|
|
I suppose Chuck Close's Studio doesn't really have the same ring to it.
|
|
"Well, ugly THEN beautiful.... which I suppose is how it goes," wrote one.
|
|
Everyone who visits here goes straight to Kreuzberg or Neukölln, understandably I suppose.
|
|
I suppose I am a little bit of an obsessive type of person.
|
|
But that, I suppose, is when it becomes good to know Savion Glover.
|
|
I suppose it would be all my fault for being born this way.
|
|
"I suppose this is where I could suggest The Pomodoro Technique," Ellie says.
|
|
I suppose that's been steadily decreasing since the abolition of the death penalty.
|
|
I suppose it depends on how much you care about other people's faces.
|
|
I suppose we just thought we should put it down for a while.
|
|
"I suppose I will have to tell them at some point," Hall said.
|
|
And I suppose punching the origin of that failure is one of them.
|
|
I suppose there's more of a shorthand in the way we communicate now.
|
|
Under the condition section, it is described as "used," which, I suppose, yes.
|
|
So I suppose either way, people are going to say self-aggrandizing things.
|
|
Blow jobs still make me uncomfortable, but these things take time, I suppose.
|
|
Crypto, we're a little scared by, but I suppose those are marketplaces, too.
|
|
I suppose the difference is that I don't set out with that purpose.
|
|
That longing comes with a part of being on this planet I suppose.
|
|
I've never had an STI so I suppose I don't have any fear.
|
|
Suppose you want to buy a home in the $400,000 to $500,000 range.
|
|
I suppose from their view it was quick, but it felt like forever.
|
|
But I suppose that depends on what you consider dangerous, and to whom.
|
|
To illustrate, suppose Jeff Bezos agreed to give you one penny on Jan.
|
|
These are mere quibbles, the kind reviewers are paid to make, I suppose.
|
|
I suppose I can take the chilly thing longer than the huggy thing.
|
|
Now I suppose I'm disappointed, for the first time, in the American people.
|
|
"Suppose people like Luca had the kinds of modern tools we have now?"
|
|
Suppose the world saw how many we are, and how beautiful, I mused.
|
|
I suppose that's true in pregnancy in general, but especially in these circumstances.
|
|
Suppose the cost of health insurance to your employer is $10,000 per employee.
|
|
Now, suppose the US doesn't bomb "marbled" territory — but Russia or Assad does.
|
|
I suppose it's also like the German albums from the 70s, like Neu!
|
|
It's an all-new game; a reboot, I suppose, rather than a remake.
|
|
Suppose Jane Doe had not been able to get her abortion in time.
|
|
Suppose that all of the great apes were either endangered or critically endangered.
|
|
Suppose you observe a shopper at the convenience store buying a lottery ticket.
|
|
But, oddly enough, the confection is not so tasty as one might suppose.
|
|
I suppose it's, like, metaphysically possible for Bernie Sanders to win the nomination.
|
|
I suppose he can if he finds the money lurking behind the math.
|
|
No. And I suppose you could argue the Dothraki and Unsullied acted heroically.
|
|
In this way, I suppose that Richard saw something of himself in me.
|
|
I suppose I was a nuisance, in everybody's face a little too much.
|
|
I suppose he preferred Jimmy when he lacked both ambition and intellectual curiosity.
|
|
None of us did, with the possible exception of Bill Gates, I suppose.
|
|
It feels like a curse, and I suppose in many ways it is.
|
|
"I suppose they don't want us to see the intel," Mr. Corker said.
|
|
He wasn't doing the managing, I suppose, day to day, from my understanding.
|
|
I suppose I was hoping for a nice surprise… but, far from it.
|
|
I suppose if there's one constant for me, it's any version of vetiver.
|
|
I feel death may not be as big a change as we suppose.
|
|
I suppose it could be more than 1,000, but it's at least hundreds.
|
|
Now I'm double fisting, I suppose there are worse things to be doing.
|
|
Suppose, further, that you know she stole a thousand dollars from somebody else.
|
|
I suppose it feared that elections might produce administrations keen on income redistribution.
|
|
"I suppose I am a bit of a younger Alfred, yeah," said Serkis.
|
|
"With things like Uber and Deliveroo, I suppose, it's highly visible," he said.
|
|
It's ambiguous, and we suppose a conversation-starter, but nothing more than that.
|
|
But it doesn't flatter anybody, so it's more convenient, I suppose, to ignore.
|
|
What identity do you suppose he chose as the most potent and irresistible?
|
|
Suppose she can claim the deduction for only part of her repayment term.
|
|
Not I suppose good news in a culture and economy built on obsolescence.
|
|
I suppose we may start paying for a "no bumping" ticket before long.
|
|
Suppose on the following Saturday they did the same thing all over again.
|
|
"I suppose I should say be careful about what you tweet," Levin said.
|
|
Whether you "Netflix and chill" -- I suppose you could even DVD and chill?
|
|
So it's okay to be different, because everyone is suppose to be different.
|
|
I'm finally getting my own way, and I suppose maybe they're getting theirs.
|
|
Others have gotten, uh, creative, I suppose, by laying down on the stairs.
|
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" — SETH MEYERS "I suppose we should have seen his anti-exercise thing coming.
|
|
The climate change – Paris climate change agreement – would be one negative I suppose.
|
|
"I don't suppose you want to talk about this, do you?" he asks.
|
|
I suppose it's possible you've never used Facebook to find roommates or housing.
|
|
Suppose you want to make insurance available to people with pre-existing conditions.
|
|
B: Do you suppose the cleaning people might have done something with it?
|
|
I suppose that's why Whizzer's sudden fit of wheezing hit me so hard.
|
|
Suppose you were interviewing someone for a high level position in your organization.
|
|
I suppose I grew up in a single parent family, in that sense.
|
|
"Suppose we go ahead with the Stennis plan without firing Cox," he said.
|
|
I suppose he meant that a more humane chemical would work more quickly.
|
|
I suppose you could heat water for some blue-ribbon cup ramen (above).
|
|
I suppose that that must have been when I saw them, the birds.
|
|
The occupations "rock musician" and "lead parent" both inform each other, I suppose.
|
|
I suppose that's why Crews can't seem to end his war against Freud.
|
|
I mean, I suppose I would ... I understand what you say about China.
|
|
I suppose that's fitting, because he's more than great in his current gig.
|
|
Suppose the hiring manager in the Midwest messed up by offering too much.
|
|
Now suppose the corporate tax rate is cut to a lower level t'.
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It's a nice look—very of the time, I suppose: smart, grubby chic.
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Suppose I spend $100 on a card and give it to a friend.
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We suppose we'll just have to try Trader Joe's new mixed nut beverage ourselves.
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Kardashian has a thing for mobile seven-footers with a championship pedigree, we suppose.
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It also means, I suppose, that a movie could conceivably lose its classic status.
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I suppose a trip to Greenpoint wouldn't have been complete without an absurdist piece.
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Suppose I have a 3 nC charge at the location <0.1, -0.2, 0> m.
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Suppose aliens land on our planet and want to learn our current scientific knowledge.
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But he later told The New York Times, "I suppose" that was the case.
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Chicago's much more of a collaborative mentality, so I suppose it comes from that.
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She had three children herself, so I suppose it's what Kate is used to.
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I suppose, like all journalists, I came into it expecting to change the world.
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Mostly, I suppose, because I had never seen him put it down on paper.
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Suppose it was in western Long Island Sound, which is not so well-flushed.
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The people who never downloaded the patch would simply be, I suppose, collateral damage.
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We've lost other Dukes but I suppose not in this world of social media.
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Suppose, optimistically, that each side followed the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Suppose you refuse to accept that possibility and choose instead to remember your origins?
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I suppose we all in a way have our mental models for influence trackers.
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It's special, I suppose, that she is proving one of our points for us.
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Then suppose that the hotel knowingly leaves out food that might attract fire ants.
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That's reason enough, I suppose, and I admit I like the feel of it.
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Technically, I suppose it is, as the jolly laughter of those around me attested.
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I suppose I do worry but ultimately we're appealing to people's rational self-interest.
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I suppose I'm what they call an introverted extrovert — to use a miserable expression!
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"Everything" is now the 12th track on that playlist, which is something, I suppose.
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And suppose Phillips says he wouldn't make a cake with two grooms for anybody.
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Things start off fairly normally, though we suppose normal is relative in this case.
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"I suppose the situation will get worse as we approach the election," Javier said.
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"I suppose I'm always on the lookout for untold or forgotten stories," Freidrichs said.
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Until then, let's try — The St. Petersburg Lottery Suppose we play the following game.
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For example, suppose the first-preference result is: A 183%, B 33%, C 27%.
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Suppose you can spend your evening either going to a concert or having dinner.
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"I suppose this might be why 'magic' was needed in Harry Potter's cloak, too?"
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But I suppose that is what it took to get Apple where it went.
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Moreover, the apparent nationalism of Chinese students may be less strong than many suppose.
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If he is really using a computer, what do you suppose he's looking at?
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It's very masturbatory to follow that pursuit, but I suppose that's all we have.
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How irritated do you suppose Thor would be by the Merc with the Mouth?
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" I suppose he doesn't consider himself, as of yet, "in the history of politics.
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LM: I suppose, but I don't worry so much about it day to day.
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In a way, I suppose I should thank that ignorant bro from high school.
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I suppose it only makes sense that Christene indirectly inspired my own apartment search.
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They might want to get to know the different side of me, I suppose.
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We suppose you don't become Postmates' "most dedicated customer" by placing the usual orders.
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Such is life when you're Meghan Markle, a soon-to-be royal, we suppose.
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An important reminder right off the top: Connections do not suppose collusion or collaboration.
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To see why, suppose the "ballots" of the Pew poll were in a pile.
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But suppose I were a young freelance author, with two children and a mortgage?
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But let's suppose we take a wavelength that appears saturated green under normal circumstances.
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I suppose it will all come to light when the case goes to court.
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But, I suppose some rugs are just no match for my little robot dude.
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I suppose it all depends on where you stand on the sandwich alignment chart.
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When I was young, I suppose I was interested in aliens like anyone else.
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Suppose there are a few scuffles in the streets outside the Quicken Loans Arena.
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Let's suppose there's a Republican administration that is not doing real analysis, fair analysis.
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I suppose we paved the way for Deadpool, which paved the way for Logan.
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Suppose the Assad regime ignores these strikes and chooses to use chemical weapons again.
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It was also designed to show that Shell is thinking about efficiency, I suppose.
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All in a year's work, I suppose, but seriously dude... where's my fire gun?
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"I suppose they could easily Google us…" So when are the children coming along?
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That's one way to find out what Faraday Future is working on, I suppose.
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I guess maybe people in North Jersey, I suppose there's a tangential link there.
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It could also just be Mysterio doing his master of illusion thing, I suppose.
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I suppose I should see to these other three Divine Beasts, at some point.
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I suppose that using drugs and alcohol was a reprieve from that inner discomfort.
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I suppose it would be Brendan Eich's turn to send a cease and desist.
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I suppose the question here is what's more mortifying: pit stains or armpit fans?
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But it's hard for people on the outside to really understand that, I suppose.
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Opposed: I suppose you could say that they've... laid their cards on the table.
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"It has to do, I suppose, with the technological novelty of it," he says.
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I suppose it makes sense — what creature does like the sound of nearby explosions?
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I suppose their perspective is that getting rid of it cleaned the area up.
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But I suppose I have come to realize that entertainment is not easily dismissed.
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Which, I suppose, is part of what leads them to do what they do.
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Suppose you hear somebody say something you don't like about your relationship's age imbalance.
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"I suppose it's kind of escapism for me," Mr. Hannah said of his painting.
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And I suppose that's why some of them don't really see themselves as victims.
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We suppose that's a sign of just how good some of these deals are.
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"I suppose right now, it would be a bit weird," he told the magazine.
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I'm talking about boner pills which were a sort of gateway drug, I suppose.
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I suppose that counts as a good memory, but the photos were pretty unflattering.
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Suppose that the IRS targets political opponents or the FBI improperly harasses private citizens.
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I suppose it's no longer news, or they just don't believe he means it.
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Suppose, though, that the president were to announce a longer and more plausible timeframe.
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Film critics are, I suppose, a bit more practiced at slowing down their reactions.
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Suppose the government went ahead with plans to limit drilling to protect the environment?
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I suppose I could read e-books, but I've never really cared for them.
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Mr. Talese has always — as most good journalists have, I suppose — liked to watch.
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Suppose I tell you to memorize the following: First of all, what is gravity?
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Suppose Hillary got elected instead of Trump, you think it would be so exciting?
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I suppose it's up to the people and what they get out of it.
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Wasting their time and their lives was, I suppose, what I wanted to say.
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For example, let's suppose that you grow corn and that your neighbor grows wheat.
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So suppose you wish to give a gift to your son, who is married.
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"Maybe they thought it was something wired to a bottle, I suppose," she said.
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Judged by that standard alone, I suppose "Hillary's America" is some kind of masterpiece.
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This made the banning of printed books much less effective than one might suppose.
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I suppose my favorite thing to read is fiction of a certain bucolic stripe.
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" He went on, "I suppose that doesn't matter—you can listen to old shit.
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I had security spoken to, but I guess you'll have to come, I suppose.
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I suppose the closest thing I felt to an emotion was a little sadness.
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This is just one more reason to head on over to Vegas, we suppose.
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We'll still always have his match with Styles at Wrestle Kingdom I suppose... Bomaye!
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That's what happens when two good-looking people make out in bed, we suppose.
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This was not as clear-cut a choice as a lot of people suppose.
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It's not easy to follow a diet, but [I suppose] it's not impossible either.
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Suppose we maintain that this Jesus was not who he said that he was.
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But in a way, I suppose it was a self-improvement holiday after all.
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Suppose a breast-cancer survivor applied for insurance in Mr. Trump's post-Obamacare world.
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I suppose I might've explained this timeline to my accuser, but to what purpose?
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Suppose we morphed together, in solidarity: the Year of Letting Our Hair Go Gray!
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Suppose, for example, that a taxpayer bought a $2 million building as an investment.
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I suppose you could say all of this is in keeping with her character.
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Suppose, more plausibly, that Bitcoin has no underlying value and will eventually become worthless.
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I mean, I suppose that phrase began as a bit of a joke really.
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"It was, I suppose, again that line between comical and obscene," the person said.
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After some pointed observation, the woman spoke to the man — asking permission, I suppose.
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It's shameful, I suppose, to admit that you haven't outgrown the needs they satisfy.
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Suppose you had visited the wall at the 25 percent point in the timeline.
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I could, I suppose, declare that I won't watch any more of his movies.
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They have so many styles that I suppose that could be one of many.
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Suppose people come to their senses, and stop interacting with — and infecting — one another.
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I suppose this inner audience is meant to connect our time to that one.
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Further suppose these coalitions are trying to determine the party's preference on immigration issues.
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If I wasn't involved in it, I really wasn't suppose to know about it.
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It's part of it, I suppose — in many ways, I have overcome my blindness.
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Getting close to them now, I suppose, will make saying goodbye that much harder.
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Not as long, I suppose, as boys continue slinging their guitars below the belt.
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Up until the polls closed in Virginia, it was reasonable to suppose that Mrs.
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In a concurring opinion, Justice Kagan, joined by Justice Breyer, seems to suppose so.
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I suppose I should say, At long last, Mr. President, here is your Emmy.
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The mistake, however, might be to suppose that these words mean anything at all.
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Suppose they were both killed in a plane crash—what would happen to it?
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I suppose that's cool, but is it really more important than seeing your kids?
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"If you want to talk rewrites, I suppose we should talk contract," he said.
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Suppose you get an email invitation to a party from a colleague at work.
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TRUMP: Suppose I make the military aid contingent on them rooting out all corruption?
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On the other hand, there are other brands that I suppose don't like it.
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I suppose that gutting the ethics office would indeed qualify as a shake-up.
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He was entitled, I suppose, to declare his everlasting love to a straight guy.
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That's a good argument, but I suppose I should close by widening the possibilities.
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Nevertheless I, a cock-eyed optimist I suppose, believe in the America I knew.
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Suppose that a bill passes in November or December cutting individual income tax rates.
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I suppose we should keep in mind that we haven't paid rent this month.
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I shot a lot of documentaries early in my career, I suppose that's why.
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I suppose I could have guessed, but I would not have done that, then.
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It was in a crematorium so the proper term would be cremated, I suppose.
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"I suppose you could say this is my personal field of dreams," he said.
|
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Suppose a new owner took aggressive actions to try to achieve immediate financial returns.
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" The Facebook founder's egalitarian commitments notwithstanding, I suppose the key word there is "our.
|
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Dana White says he'll fight in early 2020, but time will tell we suppose.
|
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"I suppose Amazon is concerned that other platforms will stay non-compliant," Shanske said.
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Suppose that you're a C.E.O. who wants to curry favor with the new administration.
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"What's important in my life now, I suppose, are the moments that I have."
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"Ideally it would be the regular order, but I suppose we'll see," he said.
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"The advantage, I suppose, is that both countries are in my heart," Chavez said.
|
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Suppose, for example, a state passed a law restricting advertisements that promote Venezuelan socialism.
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Suppose it takes 10 launches to get all the pieces up there, he said.
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The show's efforts at diversity have been limited but, I suppose, worth pointing out.
|
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Suppose Brazil sells soybeans to 15 countries and decides to re-route to China.
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But I suppose not losing yourself is a big thing to think about quickly.
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I suppose that would be a good thing for me, but I don't care.
|
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For example, suppose a reduction in the size of the Army was being considered.
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He did vote for the Prison Rape Elimination Act — kudos for that, I suppose.
|
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Suppose that a bill passes in November or December cutting individual income tax rates.
|
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Suppose you are the young son of a former warlord who has just died.
|
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But suppose they also start selling nerdy T-shirts ("Economists do it with models").
|
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I suppose I could have guessed, but I would not have done that, then.
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"I suppose if I was truly interested, I would make the time," Legasti said.
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And there were lots of theories, and the leading answer, I suppose, was culture.
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They took it out on me, I suppose because I was an easy target.
|
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Suppose you represent a mildly Republican-leaning district in, say, California or New York.
|
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It was a signifier of being older and therefore closer to sex, I suppose.
|
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You could say the same about Mexico, I suppose, in a lot of circumstances.
|
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Now suppose that, instead, the government agency gives her a job at Government Pharmacy.
|
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The game's still a long way out, so I suppose we'll wait and see.
|
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Suppose an investor from one country spends money building a factory in another country.
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I suppose I have to believe the gallery, because I can't see them exactly.
|
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That, I suppose, explains why he offered to have Rutger Bregman on his show.
|
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You seemed to like me, but I suppose it could have just been Stockholm Syndrome.
|
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I suppose I should have devised some pat answers by now, prepared my bullet points.
|
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This dystopian outcome would be sure to impact women and, I suppose, most marginalized populations.
|
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Suppose a new mother spends an hour per workday pumping and makes $15 per hour.
|
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I suppose the last thing we recorded was Mojave 3, whenever the last one was.
|
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No. Suppose, while at Mindsculpt, the uploading process does not involve destroying your biological brain.
|
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It disgusts me in the aggregate, but the board itself is pretty good, I suppose.
|
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As a reward, I suppose, the consultant allowed me to assist with her emergency operation.
|
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Was suppose to meet up with a couple more but got lost in the rush.
|
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And it has to go that way for it to have a renaissance, I suppose.
|
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"Suppose this 17 percent loss were typical of forest ecosystems around the world," Melillo says.
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Centuries. I suppose I won't be able to see the light of this new era.
|
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Suppose, in the meantime, the Democrats are denied or nearly denied the White House again.
|
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I suppose it's time to get ready for bed and start a new week tomorrow.
|
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I suppose we'll all have to find ways to cope with the injustice of flying.
|
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Of course, the Cubs did win the World Series, so I suppose anything is possible.
|
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I've been asked similar questions before, and I suppose it's a thing you could think.
|
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C'mon blue, how is Kansas State suppose to steal one when you let this slide?
|
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I suppose the battle system, divisive though it is, represents one massive stamp of uniqueness.
|
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But I suppose it's important to have options for those who are different from us.
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It's very much about a personality, an attitude, and a sense of humor, I suppose.
|
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The end of the world does tend to put people in the mood, I suppose.
|
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The next president may pay less heed to civilian casualties, it seems fair to suppose.
|
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But I suppose it's to people who like to read or people who are writing.
|
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Such models suppose that countries' comparative advantages are determined by their relative abundance of resources.
|
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Suppose we create a serum or a pill that could be given to human subjects.
|
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Suppose the multi-year British Brexit fight ends with Britain remaining in the European Union.
|
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There is, consequently, no reason to suppose that that investigation will lead to an indictment.
|
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"I suppose the elongated shape can make the fingers look longer and slimmer?" she guesses.
|
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Suspend disbelief and suppose that Mr Trump's offer of a barrier-free world is serious.
|
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I think the critique, I suppose, is always that women Abstract Expressionists were not innovators.
|
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So, it is only a matter of time before you run into exes, I suppose.
|
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Anchoring To The Opposite Suppose I ask you to bid on a bottle of wine.
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I suppose, as an unexpected effect, you have some very unique recordings from that era.
|
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LN: Yeah, I suppose somewhere, but somehow women didn't get much footage in there somehow.
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Just, you know, classic life things, which, I suppose, I'm absorbing and letting seep through.
|
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Suppose that a minority of residents — say, 40 percent — would greatly benefit from a park.
|
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That the facility will also be your prison is, I suppose, a somewhat technical detail.
|
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I suppose the question is: How is the community going to treat her after that?
|
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"If anything I suppose it shows the importance of this competition to him," he remarked.
|
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I suppose if it's possible to get good in-camera processing, you might as well?
|
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They're suppose to be much stronger than regular people, otherwise they're not all that super.
|
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I suppose everything you do is site-specific, but it was definitely more challenging here.
|
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I suppose Delaney wants him there to keep farmer Ibbotson quiet, which, um, really backfires.
|
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Prior to his passing, it could have been listed for upwards of $233,25 I suppose.
|
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So I suppose art, digital and otherwise has always been a part of my life.
|
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He arranged his body into a posture that I suppose was meant to convey empathy.
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People thought it was quite sweet I suppose, and used to take pictures of us.
|
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Or, I suppose you could say, an electric skateboard that stows itself in a backpack.
|
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I suppose because my life is very empty, and I get mad at dumb things.
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Magma is scary and horrible and so, so pretty — much like life itself, I suppose.
|
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If you make it strong enough, then yes, you can knock anything over, I suppose.
|
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I suppose you can create something and make a pretense that it's them doing it.
|
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I suppose the group was responsible for the decision to start eating the survivors, then?
|
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" As for those who disbelieve her account, Farrow told King, "I suppose that's on them.
|
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Although, I suppose I'm the first in my family to tap into the music industry.
|
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Suppose they will only accept the death penalty for the loss of their loved ones?
|
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If that's the case, I suppose I have no other choice than to play along.
|
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If it's not, if we just keep expanding forever, I suppose time goes on forever.
|
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But we suppose anything's possible for the literal GOAT of football ... according to Jon, anyway.
|
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"Rash, but that was the sort of thing they did, I suppose, in those days."
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I SUPPOSE THEY'LL STILL RING A BELL WHEN THAT ACTUALLY STARTS TRADING ON THAT MORNING.
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I suppose it was because I wasn't thinking, just devolving back into my former self.
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I suppose the good news is that she did wear a lovely lace bra. pic.twitter.
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The question I suppose is this: Do you think we will, collectively, turn to violence?
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What, do you suppose, was once called in French pissenlit, in English piss-a-bed?
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I suppose it's understandable that this is the case; after all, the stakes are high.
|
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I'm not sure if he will, though I suppose that depends who else is running.
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Oh, and I suppose they have to figure out what they're doing with Jimmy Garoppolo.
|
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Supposedly, consuming ambrosia could make one immortal, hence its use as a brand I suppose.
|
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Some people might look at me as an optimist, but yes, I suppose I am.
|
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Given the current climate, though, I suppose I might have alerted a police officer instead.
|
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This has led people to suppose that Clark is plotting a grab for pop success.
|
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Suppose a car insurer faces two different types of customer, high-risk and low-risk.
|
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So let's suppose the next president seeks to jumpstart climate action without waiting for Congress.
|
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Suppose the chance that your vote will make the difference is one in 10 million.
|
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"I suppose that your local newspaper might call it 'jazz-influenced classical-rock,' " he wrote.
|
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I suppose I learned a little about biomes and geography in high school science classes.
|
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I suppose it just wasn't in my cards to be a duchess for the day.
|
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"Now suppose five extra planes arrive, so that 15 planes are waiting," Professor Keller said.
|
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Furthermore, suppose that they cannot commit to vote against their own preferences in the future.
|
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I suppose that's their right, but the truth remains: The left has a patriotism problem.
|
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Nearly impossible to do live TV. I suppose the WH loves those kinds of shenanigans.
|
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"I suppose the phrase is quite popular at the moment — check your privilege," she says.
|
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I suppose it doesn't claim to be, so I have no right to be disappointed.
|
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Still, it is reasonable to suppose that Epstein was flying aboard his own private jet.
|
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I suppose I have more of a claim to the "Italian" label than Scaramucci does.
|
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I suppose so, if you consider referring to Mexican immigrants as rapists an astute diagnosis.
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"I suppose in the end the adjective has to be 'eccentric,' " he wrote in 1976.
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I suppose its kind of like having lots of kids—you're proud of them all.
|
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Elaborate internet jokes, I suppose, are great in theory but rarely lead to actual rewards.
|
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I suppose I'd be quite tickled if I had pop stars running through my fields.
|
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So I suppose it was less about imbalance for me than it was about possibility.
|
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"I suppose we're probably more commercial than other charities," chief executive Stephen Bell has said.
|
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It offers an alternative to the way that people often approach addiction narratives, I suppose.
|
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I suppose people come for that since it's such an obvious element of the band.
|
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Suppose you make an appointment with a financial professional to discuss your $100,000 retirement account.
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I hope that there's no obvious theft, but sometimes you can't help it, I suppose.
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